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I noticed some vendors are putting out some pretty slick looking grills for late-model trucks. Stuff with flames or "teeth".
I know with enough talent, anything is possible...but how feasible is it to build a grill from scratch? Does anyone have any experience with this and can you give me some tips?
-Doing my best to gather information on different mods at this point...I'm not much beyond banging out dents in my sheetmetal.
as always, thanks for the help.
Unstable, making a grill is actually pretty simple and straight forward, depending on the grill size shape and finish it could also be alot of work. I'm doing a how to on this subject, if you can wait for a few days to look over these it would help you, or if your needing guidance now PM or e-mail me on the model of vehicle you have and what look your going for and what your ideas currently are.
HK you are THE MAN.
I'm doing my best to soak up all of this knowledge. I don't know much about body work/fabrication but I'm doing my best to learn. It's tough when you don't work in the industry...I'm a computer geek by day...and a wanna-be metal worker by night.
I'm still pretty young <23> so I figure by the time I'm 30 or so I'll be done with my first custom-ride.
I'm in no rush on the custom-grill...just another idea I had for the 57 Chevy Truck.
I've wondered about the possibilities of doing a different grill on my 54 Chevy pickup -- it's grill design looks more difficult to swap out than most (though I certainly wouldn't know).
I'd like to remove the "cross' and put in a real "grill" ... like 3/8" wide chrome rods, spaced about 3/8" to 1/2", running horizontally.
Grills can be an awfully exciting feature on any rod!
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The most important thing about a custom grille is that passes air sufficient to keep the radiator cooling similar to the original, especially on the older cars and trucks which often have air flow problems with a modern engine installed.
Of course, it is real nice if it also lokks really cool!
What you're talking about doesn't seem too difficult. My first guess at starting this would be get a crap-grill off of ebay that you can hack on...I want to keep my original grill just in case I totally hose this project.
I want to do maybe flames, or iron-crosses, dollar signs, these have all come to mind.
I figure you take a grill you are willing to hack...get rid of everything except the frame that mounts it in, and work from there.
Horvath, wow this is weird.
I ordered some 3/8" steel rod, I'm gonna use it to make a grill for my truck. was thinking @ 3/8" to a 1/2" gap between rods. I think i'll try a piece of the rod cut to the height of the grill x 2 and bent slightly to have a little curve for the cross pieces. will have to wait till I get to playin' with it to know better. then I think I'd like to see about having it (actually them) chromed. a guy I work w/ sent some wheels to a shop in tyler, will be checking them out.
HEY UNSTABLE: Check out WWW.FLEXCHROME.COM they have products to build or enhance your grill project :p GOOD LUCK...DAVE
I've been thinking that maybe a 1" gap between the rods would be better ... it'd still look good, and offer a whole lot more air-flow ... ?
The only problem with this idea, for me, is I THINK the cross (grill) on my 54 Chevy pickup isn't removable - ?? - I haven't looked real closely at it yet - I'm busy with my EZ-Wire kit, Gennie Shifter, Dolphin gauges, and a new heater!!! LOL! Still waiting for the gauges, shifter and heater, and then whammo! Man, this is FUN!
Alan, Larry, Unstable, building a grill is about as simple as you can get. If you can cut and weld your halfway there. I think 3/8" bar is a bit to big myself. I kinda gives it that "JC Whitney" look. I personally don't like 3/8" tubing, however if that what you guys want thats your choice. If you have an idea of what you want or the look your going for I could help you nail down exactly what you should do. If you don't have any idea I could help you come up with one. Pasedena is correct though, when building a grill air flow is an important factor. Many rods that close or narrow the air path have other ways of bringing in air.
Alan, I havn't in recent years been up close and personal to a '54, but the entire grill has to come off. It may be tack welded in two or three places, but it can't be perminent. If you give me an idea on what your looking for in a grill or what theme or look your going for with the truck I can tell you how to build it, or help you come up with something cool.
Unstable, I think a comuter geek is alot esier on the body than being a sheet metal geek. A 57 grill is just no sweat, can be built in a day if you have all the supplies. PM me on what your looking for and I might be able to help you out.
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Thanks, HK
How thin would *you* see the rods being? And what kind of spacing would make sense to your knowledge?
I may be painting my truck later this year, or early next year - Candy Apple Red - and THEN I'd be gettin' serious about this grill thing - and I sure wouldn't want to make her run any hotter, either.
PS - Where are you located, HK?
I'm down below you in the southern triangle, South Carolina. If you look way at the southern tip on a map the dot for beaufort will jump out and tweak your dulcimer.
Its difficult to say. It all depends on how the grill will be set up. If your going with a basic horizontal or verticle bar grill on your truck and you take off all of the original grill a 1/4" with .65" wall flattened a tiny bit giving it two sides but a rounded apearance and form it into the original shape of the grill and make a thinner bumper it would look sweet. Now if you were to just remove the virtical bar and left the hood trim bar and the horizontal bar, using semi flattened 3/8 would be fine because any smaller and they would look out of place do to the thick horizontal original bar. If you were to add some verticle flames to a horizontal bar grill I'd use semi flattened 3/8" for the flames and 1/4" for the horizontal bars so they would fall into the background. by adding a clear black light activated paint to the anodized or polished grill you could make them glow at night or just anodize the flames and leave the horizontal bars polished or brushed. It all depends on the grill type about the size of tubing used, but never use totally round tubing, it looks tacky do to the fact nothing else is 100% rounf other than the wheels. The spacing usually is double what the original diameter of the tubing was. For example ever 1/2" for 1/4" tubing and depending on the amount you flatten, it usually turn up near 5/8-3/4" gap so on so forth. If you'd like some help on the design or anything else you know where I am.
Too cool.
Who knows? Maybe I'll truck on down there one fine day and we can work on it together ... or, you do the work and I'll play my dulcimers.
Thanks, bro'.
Sounds like a plan. My advise is to stay away from here in august unless you'd like to bake in 110+ heat. Other than that its pretty nice here overall. No mountains, not even a presentable hill within 70 miles, but not to shabby :D Happy to help.
horvath i think the grill you have is toooo cool
here's a tip i use when i'm making a major change on a body design. take a few photo's of your truck from different angles. then learn to draw that area that your working on. then you can draw your changes and see how ther're going to look. if you can't draw at all it's easy to find someone who can. my wife makes the comment offten when i design stuff "how do you make it look just like the picture" usually it's alot of trial and error.but it's easier on paper than on metal.
i would like to see what you come up with.oh yah sometimes you can draw that area your customizing
and put it right on the photo.
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Thousands March to Denounce West Village Murder of Man in Alleged Hate Crime
Thousands marched through the streets of the West Village Monday evening to denounce the murder of Mark Carson, who police say was shot and killed because of his sexual orientation.
Dhalimu Robinson arrived early and said he had been friends with Carson for more than decade. He described his friend as a proud, courageous man who was never afraid to be himself. Robinson said Eighth street where Carson was killed, is usually a safe haven for LGBT people who come from other parts of the city.
"So for someone to rob us of a life in an area where we get the most life. We won't take that," Robinson said.
That defiance was repeated by many others as they marched through the West Village chanting at one point, "We're here. We're Queer. We won't live in fear."
At the site of the killing, Carson's aunt spoke in front of the large crowd. She called her nephew loving and caring and said he would be truly missed.
Melvin Mead from the Upper East Side also took part in the march and said he often goes out in the West Village and the killing will not deter him.
"No I'm not afraid and we as LGBT people should never be afraid to be who we are, " Mead said. "This is 2013. There's alot of legislation changing in our favor. We should be bold. We should be proud. We should be out there saying we're gonna take our city back."
The New York City Anti-Violence Project tracks bias attacks and says violence against LGBT communities has been increasing since 2009. The group says the number of incidents in the West Village has stayed steady while violence against gay and transgender people in the Bronx and Queens has been increasing.


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What type of tummy tuck procedure would be best for the removal of stretch marks and extra skin? (photo)
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Tummy tuck for a short waist
Web reference: http://www.wenigerplasticsurgery.com/tummy_tuck.htm
Tummy Tuck
Full tummy tuck is required for loose skin and stretch marks after weight loss
A full tummy tuck will remove the skin and stretch marks from the level of your belly button down but stretch marks above your belly button will stay. Liposuction can be performed to reduce the fat around your belly button. Finally after he recover 1540 non-ablative fractional erbium laser treatments can help the remaining stretch marks.
Web reference: http://drseckel.com/boston-tummy-tuck/boston-tummy-tuck-how-to-decide-if-you-need-an-abdominoplasty/
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After extreme weight loss, a full tummy tuck is best
Web reference: http://www.swansoncenter.com/content/ideal-body/procedures/abdominoplasty/patient-photographs.asp
Which tummy tuck for stretch marks and loose skin
Then only way to get rid of some of the stretch marks and give you a tight abdomen is with a Tummy Tuck. I recommend that you see a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to get more specific answers to your questions which can best be addressed after a thorough history and examination is performed.
Best of luck to you!
Loose skin and tummy tuck
Tummy tuck and stretch marks
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Tummy tuck
As others have answered here, a mini tuck primarily address skin laxity and sometimes abdominal laxity below the belly button. It doesn't do much for looseness or muscle laxity above the bellybutton. A full tummy tuck handles this area better.
There are other variations that are less well-known depending upon your goals and time for recovery.
For example a full tummy tuck can be done without muscle repair for the appropriate patient.
A full muscle tightening can be done with a mini tummy tuck skin excision or sometimes with no skin excision.
There are more extensive kinds of abdominoplasty that remove even more skin in patients with massive weight loss and severe laxity
The best way to approach this would be to learn which option would best fulfill your needs.
A board-certified plastic surgeon can help go over the options with you and address your goals.
Web reference: http://www.drrickrosen.com/tummy-tuck-connecticut/
What type of tummy tuck procedure would be best for the removal of stretch marks and extra skin?
Find a board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of tummy tucks and body contouring procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD
Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/tummy-tuck-photo-galleries.php
You are a perfect candidate for a full Tummy tuck, done through a very nice and low incision which can be hidden underneath a bikini, the stretch marks below your navel will be all gone and the muscle repair will do wonders on achieving a flat abdomen (upper and lower)and a tapered and smaller waist.
I would recommend to do some lipo to love handles and if it is your desire, transfer that fat harvested into your butt.
I can envision a great curvaceous result.
Be encouraged.
Dr. Cardenas
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2K Games has kicked off its sales this year, offering most of their titles for $1. The games selling at that price are Civilization Revolution, Pirates!, Carnival Games Vol. 1 and 2 and NHK 2K11.
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"I've long believed that good food, good eating, is all about risk. Whether we're talking about unpasteurized Stilton, raw oysters or working for organized crime 'associates,' food, for me, has always been an adventure"
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What's For Lunch
"Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch."
― Orson Welles
Oak Cliff Bicycle Tour de Taqueria – Fall Edition
In North Texas there are two slivers of time each year – one in the spring and one in the fall – where the weather is passable for outdoor activities. The rest of the time the air is cold and wet or – especially – deadly hot. Right now, in mid-October, is one of those salad times.
Last spring – April – Bike Friendly Oak Cliff sponsored a bicycle tour of taquerias in their part of the city. I went, wrote about it, and had a good time. Now, as part of their Cyclesomatic October, a celebration of the nice weather, they were sponsoring a second helping of tour de taqueria.
On Saturday I rode in a bike ride where we toured a number of breweries. Luckily, I was careful to not imbibe too much, yet stay hydrated, so I felt good enough to venture forth on two wheels and pedals for a second day in a row.
I had been having trouble riding lately and thought it was due to bad hay fever or the ravages of age, but this morning I did some routine maintenance on my road bike and discovered a simple fault I should have noticed (the front tire off-center and rubbing on the fork) and didn't. I fixed it, adjusted and lubricated everything and was set to go. It made all the difference.
However, the maintenance work took up a couple hours and set me, as usual, behind schedule, so instead of taking the train to Oak Cliff I loaded up my car and drove down. One nice thing about driving with a bike is that you don't have to park close – which helped out in Bishop Arts on a nice Sunday Afternoon.
The tour started out at The Wild Detectives – one of my favorite places in the world. It's a combination bookstore, coffee house, and craft beer dispensary – what can be better than that? An establishment dedicated to reading material, roasted Arabica beans, and fresh suds on tap… I'm glad it's a long way from where I live or I would be there all the time.
Last time, the taco tour had five stops and a huge crowd. This go-round we only had three taquerias scheduled and a more manageable group – and I was happy for this.
Our first stop was El Taxqueño Taqueria at 207 W. Suffolk Ave – a nice restaurant with indoor seating and a patio. It's right off Interstate 35 going south of the city – pretty handy. The owners were very welcoming and bike-friendly – I'll definitely be back.
Then we headed west to Los Torres Taqueria at Clarandon and Edgefield. It's a popular spot that has won best Taco Joint from D Magazine the last two years. It's reputation is well deserved.
After Los Torres we headed north on a long downhill run on Edgefield until we crossed Interstate 30, then turned East to the rapidly developing West Dallas neighborhood off the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.
We stopped at La Gaviota Taqueria off the Interstate next to the huge postal service station there. I had never seen this place or known it was there, but it too was worth the effort to find and ride there.
Now it was time to head back to The Wild Detectives and we had to earn back the downhill coasting. There are some steep heart-wrenching hills in Kessler Park, and we earned our daily tacos fighting up them.
A great time. Next week is another bike ride in in Oak Cliff – the Stevie Ray Vaughn Memorial Ride. Be there or be square.
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The New Orleans Restaurant Bounce, After Katrina
Why Keeping a Daily Journal Could Change Your Life
Why Are Bicycle Sales Declining (for the 14th year)?
Top 10 Restaurants in Dallas, TX
I don't know if these are really the "top ten" – it tends to list middle-road sandwich places – but there are some interesting choices here.
British artist Richard Long has given us his 'Dallas Rag'
I absolutely have to go see this.
The Myth of Big, Bad Gluten
Why Eating Fresh, Just-Caught Fish May Be a Thing of the Past
Actually, this seems like a way to drive the "little guy" out of the marker – who can afford that sort of ultra-freezer?
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Murakami baby!
One of my favorite things ever is riding in the monthly Dallas Critical Mass ride. It runs from Main Street Garden Park in Downtown Dallas to a different, usually secret, destination – the last Friday of every month. To find out more, check out the Facebook Page.
Here's a nice video of the last one – which ended up at a party (DJ, ice cream truck, keg, tamales) in the Sheep Barn at Dallas Fair Park.
The month before, June, was epic in that the ride was caught in a massive thunderstorm and we had to take refuge under the overhang of Dallas City Hall.
Here's a 8X speeded up version of the ride.
And, if you have the patience to sit through it, is the whole thing.
Four Bullets Brewery
For about I year I watched the progress of a new small brewery here in my own town of Richardson. It was established by two experienced home brewers that wanted to take the next step and open up their own establishment. It was called Four Bullets Brewery and has finally had its soft opening, with the official grand opening scheduled in a couple months.
It's been open on Saturdays from noon to six with the typical tour deal – ten bucks for a glass and three beer tickets. I have been enjoying these craft beer tours for a few years now and really wanted to check out Four Bullets. The last couple weeks were too busy for me but today I was able to make a visit.
The brewery is located in a little industrial area north of downtown, near the Arapaho DART train station. It's very close to where I live – but there is a railroad track blocking the way, so I rode north past the rail station and doubled back. It was a nice, easy ride, about three and a half miles.
I folded my Xootr Swift and locked it to a sign out in front – I should have ridden around to the back of the building, but I didn't know.
The brewery is small – about the size of a generous garage, but it has an extensive open area out back with tables and some games. The crowd grew throughout the time I was there, until they had a very respectable bunch hanging around. A food truck sold barbeque in the back – he had his smoker located upwind and the smell made it impossible to resist.
I'm not expert on beers – but I enjoyed the three I tried. They all had the complexity and freshness you expect in a small batch craft beer. I especially liked the Oatmeal Stout – excellent and not too heavy, and the Pale Ale – very drinkable with a lot of flavor without being too hoppy. It'll be interesting to watch Four Bullets as they go along – see if they get more adventurous with their beer varieties.
The City of Richardson looks at this industrial park as a potential little Design District – with the same kind of development – restaurants, galleries, breweries – that Dallas is working on in the area between downtown and the river. A food truck park is slated to open soon. I hope the trend continues – it would be a cool thing.
I will definitely go back, maybe try and organize a bike ride from a DART station through the east side of the city down to the brewery.
Yeah, that's the ticket.
I Lost the Empty Feeling And Began To Be Happy
"As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans."
― Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable Feast
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The Return Of the Yumbo And Existential Malaise
In all its glory.
When I look back on the past, In some ways I feel like the same person I was when I was seven years old. In other ways, I feel like my memories are those of an alien that used to occupy my body.
For example, for the first few years after I graduated from school, I used to eat fast food all the time. I used to love Burger King. What was I thinking?
I guess in one sense I was living in a place and time without a lot of choices. I did attempt to cook at home as much as I could – but it's not easy to vittleate for one and cheaper to simply eat out. I was traveling a lot – and always liked getting a quick break from work at lunch. That adds up to fast food. At that time there simply weren't the healthy and local diversity of dining options that there is today. There was no smartphone internet to search for the closest Pho place or the best Big Salad on the West side.
Those times have thankfully passed and I haven't eaten at a Burger King in over twenty years. I'm sure the last were traveling with the kids and lured into places with a big indoor Playland – my kids were connoisseurs of ballpits and plastic slides.
The other week I came across an internet article criticizing Burger King – calling it The Saddest Chain in Fast Food – documenting its precipitous slide into the lowest depths of inadequate mediocrity.
And human beings in general are calibrated in such a way that they can inherently pick up on the sort of existential malaise your typical BK is now spewing into the atmosphere.
Until I read this article I hadn't even thought about Burger King for decades – the thousands I've driven past have been invisible smears of red and yellow in my peripheral vision.
Then I heard a radio ad the other day. After that I came across another version on television.
The Yumbo had returned.
A Yumbo is a bilious concoction that resembles a ham and cheese sandwich. These were popular items in the early 1970's – I remember them and can't believe that it was that long ago.
Actually, I never ate one back in the day (I was out of the country in the Yumbo's heyday). What made an impression on me, something I remember vividly until today, was a magazine piece I read at the time. I've had to dig around the internets to find out what it was:
It was from May 1977, from the magazine The Atlantic. A short Essay by Andrew Ward called, "Yumbo."
I have not been able to find a current copy – but that's not important. I remember it well.
The story is a simple one. A distinguished, intellectual older man walks into a Burger King and orders a ham and cheese sandwich.
"Do you mean a Yumbo?" asks the woman behind the counter.
"A ham and cheese sandwich, please," is his reply.
"You mean a Yumbo?" she repeats.
And they are at a standoff. She will not sell him a sandwich until he utters or confirms the word, "Yumbo." He refuses to do so – out of some desire to retain the small amount of dignity the modern world might allow him to posses.
The man leaves the establishment hamandcheese-less as well as Yumbo-less… hungry. It is a sad tale of the coarseness of modern life and the helplessness of trying to defend against the onslaught of the uncivilized horde.
So now, after somewhere around forty years, the Yumbo is back. I had to give it a shot.
So as I was driving home through the desolate stretches of some north Texas upscale suburb I asked the little woman inside my phone for the nearest Burger King. She offered me a choice of destinations and I selected one that I had no idea actually existed until the little pin showed up on that map spread across that tiny screen.
I confidently walked in, breathed deep the thick miasma of existential malaise and ordered, "A ham and cheese meal, please."
The manager simply said, "What size?"
He didn't make me say "Yumbo."
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99 Jeep fuel problem???
99 jeep wrangler 4cyl... 4 days ago my jeep was running fine. the next morning i tried to start it up and the engine started for about 2 seconds and then died. since then i havnt been able to get it to run. I am getting spark. i sprayed starting fluid in the throttle body and tried to start the car and it wouldnt start. ive replaced the spark plugs and spark plug wires. what im assumeing the ploblem is is that my fuel pump fuse is blown, fuel filter is clogged, fuel pump is out, or my fuel line is clogged or possibly frozen. I have checked the owners manual for a layout of the fuses and the manual doesnt show where the fuel pump fuse is located. does anyone know where i can find an online manual on how to solve this whole thing?
if its not starting if you spray the throttle body with starting fluid i dont think its a fuel problem. i would look at the crank positioning sensor, thats a pretty common thing with the 99's from what ive been told
where is the crank positioning sensor located? If it was out would there still be spark?
there will be spark but it wont be at the rite time or even on the rite cylinder. not sure exactly where it is on a 99 but it is somewhere around the flywheel and is held on by 2 bolts i think. you should be able to see it from the top im just not sure if its on the drivers or passengers side.
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i´ll send you a PM with a pic where the C.P.S. is located at the 2.5L engine.
i went out today and bought a manual. it should be in the shop by tuesday. Im feeling pretty confident that the main problem is the crank positioning sensor. when i was checking for sprk i noticed that one of the sparkplugs (brand new) has little to no sign of ignition compared to the others. Tommarow im going to check things over again, check the plugs, wires, distributor cap, spray started fluid in the throttle body and see if i can check for flow through the fuel lines. the crank positioning sensor is gonna cost 189.99 so i realy want to be sure before buying it.
dont put in the shop! the c. p. s. is alot cheaper if you buy an after market one from your local auto parts store. its easy to put on, remove the bolts and install. im pretty sure thats what the problem is, quick and easy fix. if you put it in the shop you'l have to pay a huge labor fee
I live on base and they have a do it yourself auto shop. so ill bring it there. they also have tech mechanics near by for free assistance. Right now the biggest thing is wether or not the CPS is tha actual problem. before i go out and spend nearly 200 ide like to be sure. now heres one more thing i did that might help you assist me in determining the problem. I sprayed some starting fluid inside the throttle body, then had a friend try to push start me with his truck... no go! engine didnt even try to turn over. so, is this once again another sign of an iffy cps?
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If you love him, let him go. That appears to be Roberto Mancini's rationale for letting Mario Balotelli leave Manchester City. The striker's £17million transfer to AC Milan ends a farce that was in danger of passing into tragedy. "After three years in England, to go back to Italy will be good for him," Mancini said this week. "We love Mario and he deserves to have this chance."
Let's take Mancini at his word on this one. Whatever else you think about City, you can't deny that their manager has impressive reserves of avuncular patience, which would certainly be beyond most of his nearest rivals. At times over the past two-and-a-half years, certain members of his squad have stretched that patience close to breaking point. Carlos Tevez is one. Mario Balotelli another. Sir Alex Ferguson's mantra in human resources management over the years is said to be "get rid of the ****s". Mancini's seems to be "give them a cuddle".
Mancini has spoken harshly and publicly about Balotelli during their time together but he has never ignored him. The famous picture of him attempting to scrag Balotelli on the training ground on January 3 was not the image of a man who did not care about his infuriating striker. It was the image of a parent pushed to breaking point by an impossible toddler.
Well, now the toddler is being sent off to live with a different mummy. It may be just the thing he needs. Milan don't mind buying difficult strikers. After all, they are the club who took Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Barcelona after his relationship with Pep Guardiola had sunk to the level of that bit in Friends where Rachel found out that Ross had slept with that girl when they were "on a break" (ask your wife).
On arriving at Milan, Zlatan bagged 56 goals and 27 assists in 85 games over two seasons, helped Milan win Serie A in 2011, was named Serie A footballer of the year 2011 and finished the following season as the league's top scorer. So things didn't work out so badly.
Could Balotelli become a new Zlatan? The man himself thinks not — last autumn Ibra called Balotelli a "mediocre player" who belonged at a "mediocre club" like (wait for it) Barcelona.
But let's not take Zlatan too seriously. (Ever.) Balotelli, like Ibrahimovic, has mastered the art of being a red-card magnet, a hothead prone to violence, an impulsive, off-field nightmare and the sort of show-off who reeks of thinly veiled self-doubt. As a footballer he is now at about the stage Ibrahimovic was when the Swede was about the same age and playing for Ajax. Like Zlatan in 2002-03, Balotelli is a very skilful but essentially lazy striker, who should be scoring more than a goal every other game. The potential is there. Someone needs to help him channel it.
I hope Balotelli thrives back in Milan, if for no other reason than to poke one in the eye of his more sanctimonious critics in this country. I would not deny for one second that Balo has contributed to his own bad reputation: his lowest moments on the pitch included stamping on Scott Parker's head, an horrific challenge on Alex Song and countless hissy-fit spats with Mancini. He has fought with his team-mates, he threw darts at young players, blah, blah, blah.
But so much of the criticism that has been levelled at Balotelli in the last two years has been of the snidey, passive-aggressive, cod-puritanical sort that we in this country seem to enjoy so much. It has been thought fine to encourage his pantomiming: the silly hats, the preposterous cars (and the wreckages thereof), the trout-pout girlfriends, the firework incidents, the slogan T-shirts, the wacky hairdos.
But as soon as he plays up to the stereotype of off-beam maverick by doing something silly on the field, out come the finger-wagging pipsqueaks, filling up the media (conventional and social) with po-faced diatribes about what a naughty boy he is. Balotelli has become Baloo-telli, the dancing bear — prodded and tormented until he roars, then whipped and sent to his cage for roaring. There's a vicious circle here, in which we're all culpable. And by the way, I'm sure I should include myself in that.
Anyway. So long now, Mario Balotelli. It was fun winding you up, then pretending to be offended by you. May you thrive in Italy, score a silly hatful of goals every season and stick it to English clubs in the Champions League until the day of your retirement. Let's give this story a happy ending.
Garrett's making waves . . . by being a loon
If Garrett McNamara's claim to have surfed a 100ft wave off the coast of Nazare in Portugal (above, second image) is true, then the Hawaiian is both a madman and a hero. I've never been sure where I place surfing — or indeed any other extreme sport — in relation to mainstream sports. But the lunatic bravery, seamanship, balance and skill required to go hurtling down a pyramid of water on a piece of wood, with death awaiting if you fall, never ceases to amaze. Gnarly ride, bro.
Let battle begin — with the wife
The first weekend of the Six Nations is, I think, my favourite in the whole sporting calendar: the start of five Saturdays of tinned lager, Eddie Butler and a frosty state of hostility between my wife and I, which explodes into fury when England play Wales, and we always, always have a row. There is no lovelier tournament, whether the rugby is ugly or beautiful, the results elating or disappointing. Let it continue, unadulterated (especially by bonus points) forever.
Lance saga a tip of the iceberg
Thanks to Lance Armstrong, no one is in any doubt about cycling's doped-up past. But how dirty is sport at large? If cycling's 'dope doctor', Eufemiano Fuentes, is to be believed, there are trails leading across virtually every mainstream sport. Get ready for a drip-drip of accusations and admissions over the next couple of years. The suggestion is that cycling is only the start of a drugs trail that could lead to some rather shocking places.
MPs in no position to accuse FA
The Commons select committee report that heavily criticised the FA for football's governance raises plenty of good points. There is no doubt that the management of the game is skewiff and that things need to change. But isn't there something monumentally galling about being ticked off by a bunch of MPs? The pious and sinister pronouncement that football has a 'year to change' stinks. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone, as they used to say in RE class.
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To instant love for me. Would have preferred a slower build up to the relationship.
To instant love for me. Would have preferred a slower build up to the relationship.
Six years ago, a hoof to the head ended Leslie Hardin's showjumping career and his relationship with the man he loved. Broken, hurt and rejected, Les has focused his energies on rebuilding his life.
Les' accident has shown him that the most valuable treasures are usually found under an imperfect surface, and his reputation for taking in strays starts to grow. But it's one of these strays in particular, injured rodeo cowboy Randy Hersch, who captures more than just his compassion.
Between his disapproving father and his chosen career path, Randy has always felt the need to deny his passion. When Les takes him under his wing, Randy begins to realise that he is truly strong enough to admit his true self—to himself and to the rest of the world. But in the arms of a broken man, can he find acceptance...and love?
This is Book one in the upcoming "Home Series."
This was a very sweet story, filled with angst and heartbrake, but just as uplifting.
I am looking forward to the next book.
I really enjoyed this book. A damaged (both physically and emotionally) guy is a great hero. It was well written.
The first couple of chapters were tough going, T.A. Chase's sentences and dialog were short, rough and not descriptive enough for me. However, after chapter four the book began to flow more evenly and in the end, I enjoyed this book about two broken cowboys falling in love.
The main drawback that I found slightly unrealistic - even for a romance novel - was how quickly Les and Randy got together. They have one meeting and on the second Randy moves in with Les. I found that highly unlikely and threw me out of my enjoyment of the story for awhile. But the storyline for this genre was well-written and the character development was better than other books I've read in the m/m arena.
One of my favorite characters was Tony, Randy's bull riding friend. I hope T.A. Chase gives him his own novel. This secondary character was a delight!
All in all, I'd give this book 3.5 stars out of 5.
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Kate Franklin was 3½ the night in August 2000 that her mother brought her to the emergency room, Dr. Walensky had just started his fellowship in pediatric hematology/oncology in July, and that night Kate became one of the first patients he diagnosed with cancer.This summer Kate is working in Dr. Walensky's lab, which is exploring the promise of chemically-modified fragments of proteins called "stapled peptides" to treat drug-resistant cancers.
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-- Pretty unusual Michael that I guess are such a big deal they name the town they live in after them. Kate Franklin has joined us haven't -- and Franklin what a coincidence. I'm Kate is seventeen years old doctor Loren Woolen -- is here as well. And at least here as well who snuck over to the other side of the table didn't think I'd noticed she was over there allocate our you know I'm very well thank you student at bishop -- Senior year. How exciting is that. I have a senior in high school at home too so I know what this is like how to to senior photo shoot go. -- -- not too happy pictures how many poses how many outfits to -- -- lot a lot of -- I've been through this now I know what this is like so. And and how it would all things yet to choose from are -- not happy with what you ended up and I don't know I think it's lists. Architecture and I got a feeling Michaels doesn't take too many bad pictures now. And that -- and you also have them only to help out your mom your mom can help you with the pictures and say yea or made that happen -- -- -- Wonderful but. -- -- -- And it. Kate you're an athlete as well right. Know what what sports you know I rent cross country in the offseason spring. I don't know which sport you like one better than the other. And very different. -- When you first met doctor Wilensky. Ironically you were just sort of starting here as well you guys sort got to know each other at the beginning of your practice and and when she needed that's right I had just finished. I've -- residence training hospital. And and I had begun -- Europe and -- policy fellowship training camp -- and I met. Katherine -- -- she's four and that we just as a little kid I just think they're calling her -- now she's all grown up. I had just started my training and choose my first. Tell me exactly how you ended up seeing doctor Wilensky what what led you there. I don't remember too much of that I know from my parents stories that I had an ear infection wouldn't go away with ten different antibiotics. I also had. My throat was hurting me a -- and headache. I would dinner at the beach Monday. If that's right I'm yelling at the beach and and it's with the talent and also we contacted my pediatrician I guess and then. He told us to -- to children's. It. And then and Emily no where did this story picked up from there remained just tell us about. The journey and in the process. Well. We -- and on different and it is the last weekend on us. And I hadn't I can when your -- home now it's hard and them. And they said you know we we think. Something isn't rightly -- discipline work into flagler and -- and that's from Lehman aren't. And your thought at that time was there or are you kidding me I did I I. I understanding here very brilliant man but you have to be wrong. And it was a -- Doctor Wilensky tell me what -- tell our audience irony no. When Emily told you. After you told her about the diagnosis I remember I remember the counters though. Well so vividly for many reasons especially because there was one earlier ones I just come back from laboratory that her blood cells microscope and seen it with my eyes. And I remember coming in and telling apparently telling him early. Diagnosis and the early with. -- saying you know -- -- pediatric. Leukemia. She reached out grabbed my shoulders. And and looked at me straight in the options that I will see you at her wedding. Current and by the way Kate we're not in any hurry. I think you know I didn't mean you can put -- off for a little while. No rush here anything. I am curious about well so many things that go on in the life of a seventeen year old senior in high school have you figured out we wanna go to college yet. I don't know and a long list. A list that needs to narrow down a lot. But you. Yeah I have a lot of -- that I think elegant to ultimately do you know which one study I think it the study some kind of biology. Maybe Spanish. And definitely now. Smart kid was arrogant and yeah I. You know -- -- that story I think about your mom know grabbing the doctor. Send us your your wedding. Does it surprise you when you're restaurant surprise surmounted that. I don't like to be like that the right. I I guess she's nice and I'm not I'm on such a compassionate person and to here say that. To my doctor about means just as well. She's always been some resentment on. It just as hit what was your summer job this summer this summer I worked at this summer intern and doctor he's -- that Dana Farber. And I have my own project -- able to really explore. Basically the peptides that the company is basically able to do to screen mom for their properties -- -- -- I just had kind of like oh. A wide range of things that I can do. Is just really exploring something -- an expert. We're we're got you interested in in biology com. I mentioned Emerson middle school I've always been interested in science and -- AP biology it's just loved it just hit. AP classes to -- yet. I know bishop for Ian and I know how good a school it is and I know what a wonderful community it is. Everybody. Bear knew what you had gone through and what you had done before I'll I know my friends now I -- now. I mean some people do I mean they know now they didn't have enough. And you don't mind that it now. Doctor Lansky is this the perfect patient. She's with a perfect outcome of that radio station in the perfect outcome and we want that outcome everyone. This is what we aspire to achieve this is why we do everything we do this every kid that we see is so incredibly important in their futures are so. Important and when you think about all the things that she has now. You know rising senior high school this is what we -- -- -- paste it here. Doctor -- told us earlier today that the success rate for this when you're dealing with younger people like Kate was. Pretty darn good and I mean it's over 90%. So when Emily grabbed her by the shoulders she knew what she was talking about I -- Yes but I think that you know on the other hand one of the things that -- Allen. Taught me is -- much on equipment worth during my fellowship training. He said when people ask you. What are my chances -- the real answer is zero -- 100% and so even though it's 90% or more than 90% there's still that. -- -- 10% are single digit percent and there's no way to really know on the if that one if that single digit percent comes up behind you. The 90% statistic doesn't make you feel that much better so. I think that's it's really that 10%. That 8% 9% those of the patients that we have focus on so much to try to make them part. Of the full cure because our feeling is you know until 200% we still have serious work to do. 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About 50 owners, of a total of 173,954 WMC shares (0.014 per cent of its issued capital), have accepted the Xstrata offer even though they could have got $7.21 a share by selling on market. The total value difference was about $150,000.
Mr Tweed has made his millions over the past 14 years by making below-market-price offers that the unwitting, and often elderly, have fallen for.
But unlike one of Mr Tweed's scams, Xstrata's bid is a legitimate offer that also comes with a general right to withdraw acceptances, unless that right is removed by Xstrata with 14 days' notice.
As a result, there was debate yesterday on whether most of the early acceptors were naive types or cautious types taking a put option at $6.35 a share in case of disaster.
WMC, which has already described the Xstrata offer as grossly inadequate, is planning to release its formal response on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Although it could well value WMC at substantially more than the Xstrata offer, WMC would still be reluctant to release it on the grounds that it might invite a takeover price that would be acceptable only as a minimum.
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SNOW HILL - A pregnant driver may have had Vicodin in her system when she crashed her SUV, killing her toddler daughter and an adult passenger , the Highway Patrol said. The driver's unborn child also died.
Macie Mooring, 19, of Goldsboro, was heading to a doctor's appointment in Greenville Monday afternoon, Trooper Chris Kase said. That was when her SUV hydroplaned and crashed on Highway 258, north of Snow Hill in Greene County.
Mooring did not have alcohol in her system, Trooper Kase said. But investigators found prescription drugs , believed to be Vicodin, in her car. Troopers sent a bag of the pills to the S.B.I. for testing.
Mooring survived the crash with non-life threatening injuries. But the wreck did kill Mooring's daughter, 18-month-old Kaleigh Cooper, and Mooring's friend, 20-year-old Erica Jones, of Goldsboro. Mooring gave birth to her child at a hospital, who also died.
Jones' two children, a newborn and a toddler, survived the wreck. All the passengers were wearing seat belts when the SUV crashed, Trooper Kase said. Three of the four tires on the vehicle were bald, and probably contributed to the accident.
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Latham has made the right call. Can Labor?
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A sick and sorry Mark Latham has bowed to the inevitable and resigned as leader of the Federal Opposition and Labor Party. Sadly, at only 43, he has also quit politics. Labor MPs, inexcusably left in the dark until yesterday, had lost confidence in a leader who did not have undivided support in the first place. Key supporter Joel Fitzgibbon, in a mystifying defence of Mr Latham's lack of response to the Asian tsunami, let slip that the idea was to keep his illness a secret from the caucus and public. His position then became untenable and the succession race began. From an initial half-dozen contenders, Labor's choice is likely to come down to a recycled but still fondly regarded Kim Beazley or the upwardly mobile and conscientiously visible Kevin Rudd, if he runs. While Mr Latham's own rise suggests others cannot be written off, only these two are registering in opinion polls.
Among the premiers lining up to push Mr Latham out of office - anxiety is running high in some states - Peter Beattie was most forthright: "In my view, there can be only one leader and that's Kim Beazley." Mr Beazley would love to reclaim the opposition leadership by acclaim, much as John Howard once did. Mr Beazley's supporters have ready-made excuses for their "two-time loser": in 1998, he won a majority of the vote after the Howard Government's first term; and the 2001 defeat came in a climate of fear over September 11 and asylum seekers aboard the Tampa. Yet one of Mr Beattie's reasons for his preference, "We also need a process of healing here and we need an elder statesman to do that," betrays the defensiveness of this choice. It appears safe, but is also a cop-out - particularly as Labor had the option of bringing back Mr Beazley when it elected Mr Latham in December 2003 and after the election.
What happened to Labor's talk of generational change and leadership renewal? What more can Mr Beazley offer to convince voters of his credentials as a prime minister? It would be foolish to rule out all hope of "third time lucky", but does Mr Beazley even deserve another shot on the basis of his performance under Simon Crean and then Mr Latham? The Latham camp would be irked by the worrying irony that the Perth-based Mr Beazley suffered a serious health scare that prevented him from flying last year. He may insist he does not believe in a "two-term strategy", but Labor will be looking for yet another leader if he loses again.
Mr Rudd, who has led by example since the tsunami disaster, has the energy and drive, backed by the intellectual and career credentials, to stake a serious leadership claim. He is also one of the rare figures in Labor ranks who has consistently kept his public composure and shown sure-footed judgement in difficult political circumstances. He does have a problem, a big one for a politician, that he is not nearly as well liked as Mr Beazley is by his party and public. But, then, neither is John Howard. Labor must understand that it needs more than a quick fix; its problems run so deep that it will need courage, conviction and a long-term leader to fix them.


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Love this game. KC has been terrible the last couple weeks, but do hit lefties not so bad. Chicago has gotten some great work from Quintana this season, but he hasn't gotten the most consistent run support at home. Then again, he has made several starts on the road — 12 of his 20 starts have been away from home. Against the Royals this year he has lost twice already, giving up nine earned runs in just over 13 innings of work. In those two losses he got a combined three runs of support. James Shields is the horse for KC and he's beaten the Sox this year, but allowed 10 hits in six innings of work. I like him to mow down the White Sox again in this instance. I think he will be the Bulldog in this game and I'd take the Royals bullpen over Chicago's if we needed them. I like KANSAS CITY to get this job done on the road for us.
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