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Information for this column is provided by the Indiana County Department of Human Services.
Indiana County Kindergarten Registration will be held on the following dates:
—Ben Franklin Elementary, April 22 and 23, (724) 465-5637
—East Pike Elementary, April 23 and 24, (724) 463-8567
—Horace Mann Elementary, April 25, (724) 463-8560
—Eisenhower Elementary, April 26, (724) 463-8566
—Blairsville, April 24, (724) 459-8883
—Saltsburg, April 25, (724) 639-3556
Most schools require parents to bring proof of residency, the child's birth certificate, custody papers, and the child's immunization record with the following: two doses Varicella or proof of having had the disease; hepatitis B series (all three doses); four DTP; two measles; mumps and rubella; and three or more doses of the oral polio vaccine.
The Thrift Shop at 1001 Oak St. is open from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 2 p.m. Donations of gently used clothing are accepted as well.
The Classics Book Club will meet Thursday at the Indiana Free Library for lively discussions on great works of literature. For more information, visit www.indianafreelibrary.org or call (724) 465-8841.
Katie's Closet provides free clothing for adults and children from 9 to 11 a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Mondays upstairs at Zion Lutheran Church, Church and Sixth streets, Indiana. Use the glass door entrance on the Church Street side of the building.
Clothing Closet with free clothing is available through First United Methodist Church of Marion Center. The closet is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday. For more information, call (724) 397-5517.
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Clothing Closet provides free clothing the last Saturday of the month. For more information, call (724) 726-8895 or (724) 479-8237.
Look Good ... Feel Better is The American Cancer Society's free program that teaches beauty techniques to female cancer patients in active treatment to help them combat the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment. Next session is 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday. For more information, to register or to learn more about this program, call (800) 227-2345 or visit cancer.org.
Tai Chi for Arthritis, developed by the Arthritis Foundation, uses gentle, flowing movements that can help decrease pain associated with arthritis. The class meets at 9 a.m. Thursdays at IRMC. Call (724) 357-8088.
Water Exercise Classes are held at the Indiana County YMCA. Classes are arthritis, swimnastics and aqua aerobics. The seven-week sessions are excellent for individuals with joint problems and/or those who cannot exercise on land. Non-swimmers are welcome. For more information, call (724) 463-9622.
Yoga for Men teaches how practicing yoga has been shown to help with relaxation to help men be healthier in body, mind and spirit. Classes are at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at IRMC. For more information, call (724) 357-8088.
Adoption Support, Catholic Charities, provides meetings based on need. For information, call (724) 463-8806.
AL-ANON meets at 7:45 p.m. every Thursday at The Open Door, Indiana, (724) 726-5406 and 8 p.m. every Friday at Marion Center Presbyterian Church, (724) 397-8606.
Arthritis Aquatics Program is offered at various locations. For more information, call the Indiana County YMCA at (724) 463-9622, Arthritis Foundation at (800) 522-9900 or Laurel Highlands Health Center at (724) 357-9991.
Breathing Partners is a support group for people with respiratory problems. Meetings vary based on need. For more information, call (800) 220-1990.
Breast Cancer Support Group is for individuals who have had breast cancer. The group generally meets at 6:30 p.m. the last Thursday of the month. For more information, call (724) 357-8081.
Caregiver's Support Group, a monthly support group for caregivers of people 60 years of age and over. Are you giving care to someone and would benefit from learning new tips, exchanging ideas, providing your expertise to others, and giving emotional support to others? Then, this group may be for you. Meets on the last Wednesday of the month at 2 p.m.; contact Rene at (724) 349-4500 or (800) 442-8016 for more information.
Crohn's and Colitis Support Group is available through Excela Health. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.
The Hearing Loss Association of Pennsylvania meets at 10 a.m. the third Saturday of the month at the DePaul School for Hearing and Speech, Pittsburgh. For more information, call (412) 767-9769.
I Can Cope, sponsored by the American Cancer Society and the Herbert L. Hanna Center for Oncology Care, is an educational series for cancer patients and their caregivers. Register no later than the Monday before. Contact Kristen at (412) 919-1078 or email Kristen.
ICD Support Group is for those with an implantable cardiac defibrillator and their support people. For more information, call Excela Health at (877) 771-1234.
Breast Cancer Support Group is for individuals who have had breast cancer. The group generally meets at 6:30 p.m. at IRMC the last Thursday of the month. For more information, call (724) 357-8081.
Living with Ostomy Education and Support meets quarterly at various times and locations. For information, call (877) 771-1234.
La Leche League provides mother-to-mother information and support for those planning to breastfeed or currently breastfeeding. The group meets at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the IRMC Outpatient Building, classrooms A&B. For information or 24-hour support, call (724) 463-4661 or (724) 463-9890.
Myasthenia Gravis Association offers monthly, face-to-face support group meetings. Call for the schedule at (412) 566-1545, or visit the message board at www.mgawpa.org.
National Alliance on Mental Illness Indiana County Family Support Group, for more information, call (724) 357-8105 or email email@example.com.
Narcotics Anonymous meeting sites in Indiana County have recently changed. For referrals to meetings, services and activities, call (888) 251-2426.
New Mom Moments is a series for pregnant and/or postpartum parents with babies younger than 1 year. To register, call (724) 357-7075.
Us Too Prostate Cancer Support Group meets from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital. For more information, call (877) 771-1234.
Bowser-Minich Bereavement Support Services offers a bereavement lending library open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, or by appointment. Call (724) 349-3100 or (888) 923-5550.
C. Frederick Bowser Funeral Home, Homer City, offers support services through an interactive website for bereavement and grief support literature at www.bowserfh.com.
Coping with Loss Grief Support Group is a six-week series held at various community locations. Call Excela Health at (877) 771-1234.
Curran Funeral Home Grief Support Group, 701 Salt St., Saltsburg. Call (724) 639-3911 for dates, times and location.
GRASP, or Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing, offers support and sources of help for families and individuals who are in bereavement due to a substance misuse death.
The group will meet at The Open Door. For more information or to register, call (724) 762-3344, email skelly17839@ gmail.com or visit www.grasphelp.org.
Graystone Church GriefShare is a 13-week seminar and support group for people who are grieving the death of someone close to them. Sessions are offered in the spring and the fall. Registration is not necessary, and participants may join at any time in the series.
Highmark Caring Place, through the Caring Foundation for Children, Pittsburgh, offers support groups weekly or biweekly for grieving children, adolescents and families. Call (888) 224-4673.
John A. Lefdahl Funeral Home offers a bereavement support group open to the public. Call (724) 463-4499.
Hopeful Hearts, a service of the VNA of Indiana County, is a child-focused family bereavement support center. Hopeful Hearts provides peer support at no cost for all family members when someone close to the family has died. Families meet biweekly in a safe, caring and confidential environment. For more information about this program or volunteer opportunities, call (724) 349-3888 or (877) 349-3888.
Pregnancy Loss Support Group provides support for families who are grieving the loss of their baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or newborn death. Call (877) 771-1234.
Rairigh-Bence Funeral Home Inc. offers a support group and a bereavement lending library with booklets, videos, etc.
Richard Shoemaker Funeral Home Support Group, Blairsville, (724) 459-9115; information and support offered by phone.
Robinson-Lytle funeral home offers a bereavement library with books, videos and other information for adults and children. Call (724) 349-9700.
Sharing Grief Support Group is offered from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. every first and third Thursday of the month. For more information, call (724) 349-2000.
VNA is open to anyone coping with grief and loss at 2:30 p.m. the third Tuesday of the month. For more information, contact the Rev. Spiker.


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Anyone who has dealt with the military learned early on that our men and women in uniform don't speak English, they speak Acronym. Full fluency typically corresponds with time spent on a headquarters staff, where the only thing officers like more than acronyms is PowerPoint, and the only thing they like more than PowerPoint is a PowerPoint filled with acronyms.
And if there's one thing defense bureaucrats like, it's telling people to RTFM on the correct usage. (You can Google that one if you don't already know it.)
Apparently, officers briefing Defense Secretary Robert Gates recently deluged the Pentagon chief with an impenetrable and inelegant downpour of acronyms — obviously without consulting our guide to the best of them. Because last fall, his staff instructed practically the entire Defense Department on the right and wrong ways to use acronyms. OMG.
A November 30 memo from Gates' executive secretary, Michael Bruhn, is a masterpiece of bureaucratic passive aggression. "Although the use of acronyms is intended to make writing clearer," Bruhn helpfully instructs, "their misuse or abuse does the exact opposite."
If you're briefing Gates, the memo says to either "minimize the use of acronyms or include a comprehensive glossary as the last tab of the package."
Colonel, surely you pursued a military career all those years ago to read memos like this.
Want to refer to one of the combatant commands — the headquarters overseeing troops in a given region of the world? Your instincts tell you to say "COCOM," the ubiquitous acronym. But that's wrong.
"The abbreviation for 'Combatant Command' is 'CCMD' — NOT 'COCOM,'" shouts the memo, using all caps. "'COCOM' refers to (combatant command) command authority, not to the Combatant Command."
There's even a reference for the frustrated officer to consult, should that be necessary. After she swallows her aspirin.
And don't even think about using an indefinite article ahead of an acronym whose initial phonemic sound inappropriately corresponds. "The use of 'a' and 'an' depends on the SOUND of the acronym that follows, not on the first letter," Bruhn clarifies. A single military policeman is "an MP," never "a MP," no matter how that looks on the page.
This isn't actually in the memo, but you should also be careful how you render Gates' name in print. Going all-caps might lead people to think you mean the Global Air Transportation Execution System. At least if they insist on a stubborn indifference to context clues.
Not up on the latest acronyms? DoD — which Bruhn tells me I don't have to spell out on first reference — maintains a handy website with translations to every authorized acronym in use by the military.
Appropriately, it's one of the most user-friendly online experiences DoD maintains. Consult the glossary, Bruhn instructs, so you can learn to distinguish your AS from your LNO.
Update: Reader D writes in with a horrifying disclosure: "I was at the briefing pictured above. We're pretty much required to use Comic Sans almost exclusively. It's a sad day, really."
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How you go about titling your car will depend on what type of car you build. By
this we mean that there are three types of Kit Cars built. One ,a Kit Car using a
donor car for the platform. Two. A Kit Car constructed using a Custom frame built
by the manufacturer or someone authorized by the manufacturer. Or three. A Kit
Car built using a custom frame built by you.
If your using a donor car the first thing is to make sure that before you do ANYTHING, make sure you have a clear title to the vehicle. If you are purchasing
the donor car from a salvage yard, be sure it is NOT A SALVAGE TITLE you are
buying. Unless you are in the salvage business it will be almost impossible in most
states for you to get a new title issued in your name. Consult your local D.M.V. for
more details on "Salvage Titles". Only after you have secured a good title in your
name should you proceed to invest money into your donor car. The worst
nightmare any Kit Car builder could ever have is to invest tens of thousands of
dollars into a vehicle only to find out that the donor car does not have a clear
title. The worst case scenario is that the person with the Legal Ownership of the
car can take it from you and you loose everything you invested in the car.
Once you have clear title and you complete your car, the re-titling of the car is
fairly simple. Depending on the State you live, how the car is re-titled to a replica
car or re-body is up to them. Most states have a "Replica Car" packet that you can
pick up at your local D.M.V. A donor car is the easiest type to re-title, as long as
you have a clear title to it. The car will be re-titled using the original VIN # (Vehicle
Identification Number). If emissions are required in your state, it will be tested
based on the year of the donor car.
If you are building a Kit Car using a manufacturer supplied frame, then you will
receive an M.S.O. (Manufacturers Statement of Origin) from the manufacturer.
This M.S.O. will have a number assigned to it and this number will be stamped
somewhere on the kits' body or frame. This is the VIN #.
The M.S.O. is your "Clear Title", and the procedure is the same as a donor car with
the following exception. if you live in an emissions testing state, then the vehicles'
emissions will be based on the year you complete the vehicle unless you get a
variance. This will be discussed in a moment. Again, the rest of the procedure is
the same as with the use of the donor car in re-titling unless your state requires
their own VIN # issuance in place of an M.S.O. This will also be addressed below.
The last type of Kit Car titling that will be discussed is the homemade frame and
body. Because each state has its' own particular regulations and procedures, it
would be impossible to cover them all here. Since this site is most familiar with
Colorado procedures in obtaining a "Home Made" title, the following procedures
will be based on those requirements. However, you should get a good feeling of
what is involved, and your local D.M.V. should be able to supply you with all the
information necessary for you to meet their requirements.
All great journeys begin with the first step. in this case, it's to your local D.M.V.
where you will receive a "Replica Car" packet. In this packet are a series of forms
and questionnaires that you must fill out. Any major parts used from a donor car
in the construction will require proof of "Clear Title" and /or "Bill Of Sale".
The packet will instruct you to take your finished vehicle to the local State Patrol
office (the address and times are included in the packet) for an initial inspection.
You can either trailer the vehicle there or you can return to your local D.M.V. and
they will issue you a temporary licensee plate to allow you to drive the vehicle
there. At the time of the inspection, the state patrol will check for any VIN
numbers and inspect the vehicle for road worthiness. They may require you to to
procure an engineering report as to the structural integrity of the vehicle if they
have any concerns. Once you have had the State patrol sign off on your vehicle,
you will return to the D.M.V. with your packet and required photos, engineers
report (if required) any Titles and/or Bills of Sale. Here, the clerk will verify
your packet. The packet is then sent to The State D.M.V. where the packet is
reviewed and either approved or denied. If denied, additional information required
will requested from you to complete the approval. This approval usually takes 4 to
6 weeks as long as everything is in order. Once approved, the State Patrol will
contact you as to when you need to bring the vehicle back down to them for the
placement of the state issued VIN # to be applied to your vehicle. Once you have
the new VIN # applied and you pick up your paper work from the State Patrol, you
must return to the local D.M.V. with the paper work. At this time you must bring
ALL receipts for all work done and parts purchased for your vehicle with you.
This is critical for you. At this time these receipts will show that all Sales Tax has
been paid by you already and the State can not recharge you sales tax based on
the value of the vehicle. (which in Colorado, can be hundreds of dollars!). The
paper work is then sent back to the State D.M.V. for final processing. You normally
will receive your title in 6 to 8 weeks in the mail. Also, during this period you will
receive your license renewal in the mail. Now, since the vehicle has been titled as
whatever year you completed the vehicle no matter when you started it, you will
be required to have it pass emissions based on that year. Unless you have installed
a later model engine with ALL the computer and emissions and warning lights that
came with that engine, the chances of you passing the emissions test is as good as
a stock Ford Probe winning the Indy 500. You will need to get a variance for
emissions. What this entails is taking the vehicle down to the Local State Emissions
Center and having the vehicle certified for emissions testing based on the year of
the engine, not the year of the completion of the vehicle. You will still need to pass
emissions based on what was required on vehicles during the year that engine was
made and any emissions and smog devises used during that year will be required ,
but the standards wouldn't be anywhere as strict as current standards. Once you
have your variance, you may proceed to the local emissions stations and have the
vehicle tested. After passing, you return to your Local D.M.V. and purchase your
plates. That's all there is to it!
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In The Sydney Morning Herald, two lettersmake their way onto the pages of the Traveller section.
Reader Anthony Williams offers a quick opinion about the lacklustre appearance and atmosphere of the Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. Perhaps the airport's designation as the "Gateway to Australia" is inconsistent with the true beauty of Australia, as Williams reports that the absence of plants outside the airport and lack of ambiance inside the airport leaves much to be desired. He even had a word or two about the less than helpful parking attendants and the bus driver who transported patrons from the multi-storey parking structure to the airport.
Reader Jim Trianta offers a stir warning for any Australian travellers with plans to venture into Austria on holiday. He learned the hard way that Austria requires drivers to turn on their headlights whenever they drive in Austria. He did not have his headlights on and received a fine of €28 ($42). Trianta then barely escaped being fined an additional €120 for not having the €8 sticker required to travel on the country's autobahns.
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WELL, yes. If a reviewer has got to be dragged back from the warm, wet sunshine of Puerto Rico back to the cold, dry rigors of New York City, it had better be for something like Neil Simon's "Last of the Red Hot Lovers," which effortlessly, gracefully and brilliantly began what will surely be a long, long marathon at the Eugene O'Neill Theater last night.
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Of all the lessons to be learned from last week's Open meeting at Cheltenham, including the reminder never to take cross-country events seriously, Imperial Commander's victory in the Paddy Power Gold Cup was the most significant. This was a ringing endorsement for last season's novices, with another second-season chaser, Barbers Shop, finishing a clear second.
Nigel Twiston-Davies, the trainer of Imperial Commander, has scratched his Cheltenham winner from the Hennessy Gold Cup, believing Saturday week's race will come too soon, but last season's novice form will still be strongly represented at Newbury.
Big Buck's and Air Force One head the Hennessy betting, the former favourite on the strength of his victory in the Mildmay Novice Chase at Aintree - Joe Lively and Roll Along, fourth and fifth that day, have already boosted that form in open handicap company this season.
At 4-1, though, Big Buck's is no value and quite why Albertas Run is four times that price is difficult to comprehend. True, he was a well-beaten third in the Mildmay, but Albertas Run was surely feeling the effects of his efforts three weeks before in the SunAlliance Chase at Cheltenham.
Jonjo O'Neill's seven-year-old was nine lengths behind the runner-up, Battlecry, at Aintree but he had beaten the same horse by eight lengths at Cheltenham. That is a truer reflection of Albertas Run's ability, and he can be expected to come on a lot for his first run back at Carlisle this month, just as stablemate Exotic Dancer did after making his seasonal debut in the same Carlisle race two seasons ago.
Tony McCoy, Albertas Run's regular jockey, failed to ride a winner on the two days he was in action at the Open meeting. The champion rarely gets tactics wrong, but he may well have landed the Greatwood Hurdle on Aigle d'Or had he made more use of the gelding's proven stamina.
Before the Flat season fades completely, another mention must be made of the exceptional sprinter, Overdose, who brought his unbeaten record to 11 wins with a stunning 10-lengths victory in a Group 3 race in Italy on Sunday.
Overdose was robbed of Group One glory by the false start fiasco in the Prix de l'Abbaye, and anyone who is in any doubt should look at the horse he beat into second spot last weekend. That was Black Mambazo, who was beaten just over five lengths by Marchand d'Or when the latter won the re-run Abbaye on Arc day.
Let us hope Overdose comes back in the same form next year, when his sporting Hungarian connections plan to campaign him in Britain. That is something to look forward to.
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Cape Tribulation 2m4f hurdle Uttoxeter
Cape Tribulation won in a time six seconds faster than the handicap winner Spear Thistle on his hurdling debut. He looks a top prospect for Malcolm Jefferson, who has had big-race success with Dato Star and Go Informal.
Caulkleys Bank 2m1f hurdle Bangor
This eight-year-old may be moderate but he is a good deal better than he showed here, making good headway into fourth spot under sympathetic handling. He should be placed to advantage soon.
Ron Cox's tip of the day
Fast Freddie 6.50 Great Leighs
It often pays to follow a sprinter in form, and Fast Freddie looked to be right back to his best when storming home to win by nearly four lengths at Wolverhampton last Saturday. He showed terrific pace to overcome a wide draw there, so should be able to overcome a 6lb penalty tonight. Low numbers are favoured in sprints at this venue and Fast Freddie breaks from stall one.


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- Making choices based on what you believe, and not what others believe.
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Spent the last couple of days at Good Harbor Beach, trying desperately to be a beach bum (the weather was not down with my plan).
Stopped by Savour wine shop near the commuter rail stop. My second time in there - nice guy in there enjoys talking about wine in the most unpretentious way. They have one of those fancy tasting stations with at least 15 (or more?) different wines to try for free. He steered me to a steely Chablis that he keeps as his house white.
On Wednesday, had a very good early dinner at Franklin Cafe, sitting at the small but comfortable bar. Duxbury oysters were ice-cold and neatly shucked. The linguine and clams made me happy, too. The pasta was cooked as al dente as I like and was obviously hand-made. Clams were plentiful - maybe just a wee bit of grit in a couple of them - and also cooked quite well. Great service at the bar and I had fun talking to a couple of quite awesome local ladies who were in for apps and one cocktail apiece ("honey, at our age, one is enough!").
Thursday late lunch/early dinner at Cape Ann Brewery, again at the bar. Portuguese fish stew hit the spot on a chilly/drizzly late July (!) afternoon. Fish, mussels, and clams were all as fresh as the beer (Bavarian Wheat and Fresh Hops IPA). I only wished for something more than the few lame pieces of grilled bread that accompanied the stew. (Would have loved some rice to dump in there and eat up all of the good sauce, Korean-style.)
I was staying near Charlie's Place on Bass Ave, but it was too yucky to venture out Thursday night (I was car-free and on foot) and I was still full from the stew. I was told that it's a locals' place. Wednesdays, they have $12 lobster rolls, which I found out about too late. Of course, the normal price ($15 with fries) is nothing to sneeze at, either. I didn't make it to the Cape Ann Farmers' Market in Fort Stage Park, also because of the weather (GAH!). Next time.


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A former Christchurch mayor believes the council should refuse to help fund the operation costs of the planned cardboard cathedral.
The temporary building, to be built on the corner of the Hereford and Madras streets where the demolished St John's Church once stood, is expected to cost about $5m.
Insurance money is expected to cover about $4m, and fundraising will cover the shortfall.
The Anglican Church received $240,000 a year for the running of the quake-damaged ChristChurch Cathedral up until July last year.
It's now seeking the same amount for the building's replacement, Fairfax Media reports.
The application will be considered by councillors in July, however former mayor Garry Moore believed the council should turn down the request, as the church did not involve the public in the decision to demolish the iconic ChristChurch Cathedral.
"There was a partnership between the city and the Anglican church. I think the bishop (Victoria Matthews) has shown she has absolutely no interest in being in partnership with the city," he told Fairfax Media.
"If you are prepared to put your paw out to accept funding from the ratepayer, you have to put your other paw out to hold their hand when there is a need for partnership.
"If I was the mayor, I would be sitting back and saying 'you have failed the test'. I am very disappointed as the person who fought hard to get them that funding in the first place."
However, current mayor Bob Parker told Fairfax Media the disagreements between the council and the church would be put aside when the decision on the funding is made.
Last month the mayor joined others calling for the release of the engineering report behind the decision to demolish the 131-year-old cathedral, however the bishop said she did not need the public to back the decision.
The church yesterday announced the temporary replacement for the central city church, which will be in use for the next 10 years while a permanent replacement of the Cathedral Square church is built.
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If you find a box of long/tall Christmas cards on clearance, grab it up. I may not have chosen this card to send out to people as a Christmas card, but when I saw a box of them on clearance at Kohls, I thought that these would be perfect to make a bunch of my Christmas Card Door Hanger's to use as neighbor gifts for next Christmas (equally suited for co-workers or church friends). Follow the simple directions I posted last week on Christmas Card Door Hanger's to make, just multiply.
Reserve your circles for another project.
I used a Scotch thermal laminator.
I really like the idea of giving Love, Hope and Peace to my friends and neighbors to hang around their home. Merry Christmas!
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Joseph "Joe" Billingiere is the actor who appeared as a background performer in several episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise, mostly under heavy prosthetics. As an extra, he received no credit for his appearances.
Billingiere is a trained martial artists and stuntman, skilled in stage combat, aikido, and Japanese sword techniques. Beside stage plays, such as Sherlock Holmes, The Final Adventure, The Best Man" and Big River, he served as stand-in and photo double for Steven Seagal in the action films Exit Wounds (2001, with Bruce McGill), Ticker (2001, with Vanessa Branch and Jerry Rector), and Half Past Dead (2002, with Tony Plana, Linda Thorson, and fellow Enterprise co-star Michael McGrady).
He also served as photo double for Steve Valentine in the television series Crossing Jordan (2001-2007, with regular Miguel Ferrer), played recurring roles in Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and guest and supporting roles in Air America, Miracles, and Captain My Captain (as Gene Simmons), as well as in the television action film Crash and Burn (2008, with Jamie McShane and stunts by Gary J. Wayton and Terry James).
More recently he appeared as Two Wolves in the Reno 911! episode Wiegel's Dad Returns (2008, with Boni Yanagisawa). Joe has most recently appeared as Christian, the Rebel Leader in Shoko Nakagawa's video, Tesuku Sekei, He appeared in Everone Hates Chris (Chris Rock) as Tonto (with the Lone Ranger) and appeared on the Chocolate News (David Allen Greer) and on Tim and Eric's Awesome Adventure. Billingiere can be seen in Jonah Hex, and in the up-coming feature, John Carter of Mars.
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A Congress supporter filed a petition in a district court in Delhi on Tuesday to stop the publication of former foreign minister Natwar Singh's autobiography on the grounds that it is derogatory to Congress president Sonia Gandhi.
Asad Alvi, a Supreme Court advocate, said he was upset by Singh's "indecent, derogatory statements against Mrs Sonia Gandhi in his book", (One Life is Not Enough).
Singh, a former confidant of the Gandhi family, caused a political stir last week with his revelation that Sonia Gandhi turned down the prime minister's job a decade ago following an appeal by her son, Rahul, who feared she would be assassinated.
Alvi asked the court to restrain Singh and the publisher, Rupa Publications India, from publishing, distributing and circulating the book, which also describes Sonia Gandhi as a "prima donna" and "Machiavellian".
The petition said that apart from meaning lead dancer, the phrase prima donna also means "spoilt brat", and Machiavellian means "insidious, conniving, two-faced".
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Lindquist, Marissa (2000) Training opportunities in public art. Craftlink, 13(1), pp. 4-7.
Lindquist, Marissa & MacCleoud, Josephine (2005) Charles and Camilla Chair. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa & Mooney, Matthew (2005) Dublin Docklands Development Authority architectural concept competition for a landmark tower/U2 studio. [Design/Architectural Work]
Petrie, Wayne, Vikstrom, Andrew, Short, Bill, Lindquist, Marissa, Barnard, Rachel, Weber, Jaime, et al. (2005) Heritage refurbishment : National Trust House (Basement 3) [Architectural Practice Academy Office]. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa & Petrie, Wayne (2006) Sustainable home, Gladstone. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa, Weber, Jamie, Petrie, Wayne, Dorham, Jarrod, & Project Services, Townsville (2007) Multi-events stadium Buchanan Park redevelopment. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa (2008) Dulux Study Tour for Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards Recipient Report 2008. Australian Institute of Architects.
Taylor, Mark, Lee, Gini, & Lindquist, Marissa (2010) Interior spaces in other places [Introduction]. In Taylor, Mark & Lee, Gini (Eds.) Proceeedings of the Interior Spaces in Other Places An IDEA (Interior Design/Interior Architecture Educators Association) Symposium 2010, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Qld, pp. 1-3.
Taylor, Mark, Lee, Gini, & Lindquist, Marissa (2010) Proceedings of the Interior Space in Other Places : An IDEA [Interior Design/Interior Architecture Educators Association] Symposium [Edited Volume of Proceedings]. Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia..
Lindquist, Marissa & Taylor, Mark (2010) QUT Design Lecture Series. [Exhibition/Event]
Lindquist, Marissa, Davis, Beau, De Re, Lisa, Holmes, Emma, Hyun, Amanda, Langton, Stewart, et al. (2010) Transitions. [Exhibition/Event]
Lindquist, Marissa, Pytel, Andrzej, De Re, Lisa, & Volz, Kirsty (2011) "Food For Thought" Selected Design Installation DIA Homegrown 2011 Life In the Slow Lane Exhibition: Little Stanley Street, South Bank, Brisbane. [Design/Architectural Work]
Franz, Jill M., Lindquist, Marissa, & Bitner, Grace (2011) Educating for change : a case for a pedagogy of desire in design eduation. In Chan, C & (Eds.) Proceedings of the DesignEd Asia Conference 2011, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong, pp. 1-6.
Pytel, Andrzej & Lindquist, Marissa (2012) Nearness and revealing : The edible veil of the sensible being. In Zampollo, Francesca & Smith, Chris (Eds.) International Conference on Design Food and Designing for Food, London Metropolitan University, London, London Metropolitan University, London, pp. 414-421.
Lindquist, Marissa & Pendergast, Luke (2012) EMAGN2012 Exhibition. [Exhibition/Event]
Lindquist, Marissa & Pytel, Andrzej (2012) Edible materials in design fabrication. In CIF Dean's Research Seminar, 8 February 2012, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD. (Unpublished)
Franz, Jill & Lindquist, Marissa (2012) Pedagogy of Desire. In The CIF Dean's Research Seminar, 8 February 2012, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD. (Unpublished)
Lindquist, Marissa & Pytel, Andrzej (2012) Lindquist and Pytel. In Formations : New Practices in Australian Architecture. Australian Institute of Architects, Barton, A.C.T., pp. 40-43.
Lindquist, Marissa & Pytel, Andrzej (2012) Making strange. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa & Franz, Jill M. (2012) Sublime acts : desire in the studio. In Churchill, Lynn & Smith, Dianne J. (Eds.) Interior: A State of Becoming, Book 1: Symposium of Proceedings, IDEA (Interior Design / Interior Architecture Educators Association), Perth, Western Australia, pp. 36-44.
Carter, Anna, Daley, Monica, & Lindquist, Marissa (2013) After Darkly Catwalk Design, QUT Fashion Graduate Showcase 2013. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa, De Re, Lisa, Fong, Emily, Bull, Stuart, & Wood, Jake (2013) Jugglers Arts Space Containers. [Design/Architectural Work]
Lindquist, Marissa, Williams, Anthony, & Oloyede, Adekunle (2014) Wearable neuroimaging and emotion : investigating emotional responses to architectural environments with functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS). In Albright, Thomas (Ed.) Academy of Neursocience for Architecture, 18-20 September 2014, La Jolla, San Diego, USA.
Lindquist, Marissa, Williams, Anthony, & Oloyede, Adekunle (2014) Emotion and architectural environments : a case for Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) in assessing emotional responses to spatial environments. In Flinn, Peter & Batten, Graham (Eds.) 16th Australian Near Infrared Spectroscopy Group Conference, 4-7 May 2014, Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia. (Unpublished)
Lindquist, Marissa (2014) A space for spirituality : Dutton Park Community House. Kuril dhagun, State Library of Queensland. [Exhibition/Event]
Lindquist, Marissa & Williams, Anthony (2015) Affective sensing + wearable imaging: Vision impairment and implications for spatial enquiry. In Popovic, Vesna, Blackler, Alethea, Luh, Ding-Bang, Nimkulr, Nithikulrat, Kraal, Ben, & Nagai, Yukari (Eds.) Proceedings of the 6th IASDR (The International Association of Societies of Design Research Congress), IASDR (The International Association of Societies of Design Research), Brisbane, Australia, pp. 2491-2501.
Lindquist, Marissa (2015) The sublime, affective process + architectural production. In Castro, Tomás N. (Ed.) Philosophy and Architecture: International Postgraduate Conference, 4-6 November 2015, Lisbon, Portugal.
Lindquist, Marissa, Carter, Anna, & Daley, Monica (2015) When film, fashion & interiors collide: Designing the After Darkly Graduate Fashion Show. In Brown, Daniel K., Manfredini, Manfredo, McPherson, Peter, Pretty, Annabel, Rieger, Uwe, & Southcome, Mark (Eds.) 8th International Conference and Exhibition of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia, Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia, Christchurch, New Zealand, pp. 31-37.
Lindquist, Marissa (2015) Budgie Smuggler: Selected work for 2015 Swell Sculpture Festival. [Digital/Creative Work]
Lindquist, Marissa & Pytel, Andrzej (2015) Velum. [Visual Artwork]
Lindquist, Marissa (2015) Affective Sensing: Vision Impairment and Implications for Spatial Enquiry. In The Deans Research Seminar Poster 2015, Creative Industries Faculty., 2015-2016, Queensland University of Technology, School of Design GP Campus. (Unpublished)


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Alexandra Cymboliak Darin (Zuck)
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|Bayonne, NJ, USA
|Died in Thousand Oaks, CA, USA
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About Sandra Dee
Sandra Dee (born Alexandra Zuck) was an American actress best known as the star of Gidget, the 1959 film that inspired a flurry of sun-and-fun surfing movies in the early 1960s. Dee won a Golden Globe Award in 1959 as one of the year's most promising newcomers, and over several years her films were popular. By the late 1960s her career had started to decline, and a highly publicized marriage to Bobby Darin ended in divorce.
She was the only child of John and Mary Zuck, who divorced when Sandra was a toddler. She was raised solely by her mother until she re-married in 1950. Eugene Douvan, a New York real-estate entrepreneur, became Sandra's stepfather. The young girl endured years of sexual abuse from her stepfather while she also suffered from anorexia. Both the abuse and her eating disorder would continue to haunt Sandra for the rest of her life.
Sandra took her stepfather's name and the Douvan's relocated from Long Island to Manhattan in 1952. She was enrolled in The Professional Children's School, a school whose flexible curriculum was conducive to child performers. Sandra's first modeling job was for Girl Scouts Magazine, which enabled her to eventually sign with a modeling agency. At the age of 12, the actress was discovered by producer Ross Hunter. Hunter launched her movie career and persuaded Universal Studios to sign the young actress to a seven-year contract. It was during this time that Sandra Douvan adopted the stage name Sandra Dee.
After the death of her stepfather, Dee and her mother moved to California to further pursue Dee's acting career. Dee landed the role as the original Gidget (1959) and replaced Debbie Reynolds in Tammy Tell Me True (1961). She also starred in a series of dramas: Imitation of Life (1959), A Summer Place (1959), and Portrait in Black (1960).
In 1960, while filming Come September (released in 1961), 18-year-old Dee co-starred and fell in love with teen icon Bobby Darin. The two were married in December of 1960 and had a son, Dodd, the following year. The couple would also star together in If a Man Answers (1962) and That Funny Feeling (1965). The marriage lasted seven years and abruptly ended in 1967 concurrent with the end of Dee's film career. Darin died at the early age of 37 from congestive heart failure and his death took quite a toll on Dee. She went into a state of severe depression, began to drink heavily and abused drugs.
In the 1970s, Dee made a few unsuccessful appearances in TV movies. Ironically, the 1978 movie Grease, with it's song "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee," poked fun at Dee's wholesome personality but also renewed her popularity among a new generation of moviegoers. At the age of 41, Dee completed her last motion picture, Lost (1983), which received little notoriety from critics and audiences. Dee died on February 20, 2005 from kidney disease in Thousand Oaks, California. She was 62.
Sandra Dee was born Alexandra Zuck in Bayonne, New Jersey. Her parents divorced before she was five. Her mother was of Carpatho-Rusyn ancestry and raised her in the Russian Orthodox Church. Her mother remarried Eugene Douvan, Sr. who adopted Aleksandra. Changing her name to "Sandra Dee," (Dee comes from "D" as from Douvan) she became a professional model by the age of four and subsequently progressed to television commercials.
There was some confusion as to her actual birth year, with evidence pointing to both 1942 and 1944. According to her son Dodd Darin in his book Dream Lovers she was born in 1944, she and her mother having lied to everyone about her age so she could work. If true, the bride would have been 16 years old in 1960 when Dee was married to Bobby Darin.
Sandra Dee made her first film, Until They Sail, in 1957, and the following year, she won a Golden Globe Award for New Star Of The Year - Actress, along with Carolyn Jones and Diane Varsi.
She became known for her wholesome ingenue roles in such films as Imitation of Life, Gidget and A Summer Place, all in 1959. She later played "Tammy" in two Universal sequels to Tammy and the Bachelor in the role created by Debbie Reynolds.
During the 1970s she took very few acting jobs, but did make occasional television appearances.
Her marriage to Bobby Darin in 1960 kept her in the public eye for much of the decade. They met while making the 1961 film Come September together. She was under contract to Universal Studios, which tried to develop Dee into a mature actress, and the films she made as an adult - including a few with Darin - were moderately successful. They had one son, Dodd Mitchell Darin (also known as Morgan Mitchell Darin). She and Darin divorced in 1967.
Dee's adult years were marked by ill health. She admitted that for most of her life she battled anorexia nervosa, depression and alcoholism. In 2000, it was reported that she had been diagnosed with several ailments, including throat cancer and kidney disease. Complications from kidney disease led to her death on February 20, 2005, at the Los Robles Hospital & Medical Center in Thousand Oaks, California.
Sandra Dee is interred in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Hollywood Hills, not far from her mother, Mary C. Douvan, who died on December 27, 1987. She is survived by her son, her daughter-in-law and two granddaughters.
Sandra Dee's Timeline
April 23, 1942
Bayonne, NJ, USA
February 20, 2005
Age 62
Thousand Oaks, CA, USA


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Make yourself at home in one of the 1503 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Grab a bite to eat at one of the resort's 7 restaurants and 2 coffee shops/cafés, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Thirsty? Quench your thirst at one of the 7 bars/lounges or 3 poolside bars.
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Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in. Planning an event in Las Vegas? This resort has 80000 square feet (7200 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free valet parking is available onsite.
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- Conference space size (meters) - 7200
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- Total number of rooms - 1503
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- Number of meeting rooms - 11
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- Conference space size (feet) - 80000
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Designer toiletries
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- Refrigerator (on request)
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- Free WiFi
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- Iron/ironing board
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- Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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- Early check-in fee: USD 50
- Late check-out fee: USD 100
- Refrigerator fee: USD 20 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
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looking to buy a SUV 4x4 , in the price tag of Rs 10 Lakshmi. Please suggest me the best alternate.
Dear All
Kindly advise the advantage of TURBO PLUS ENGINE over TURBO ENGINE.Which is better.
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Dear All
Could you pls advise the below:
1)difference between MM 540 & MM 550.Which is reliable in perfomance/maintenance/spares availability.i am looking for only 4wd
2)How about TRAX 4WD.Is it better than Mahindras (540/550) in terms of Perfomance/Maintenance/Spares availability.
3) JONGA with Hino Diesel engine, is it good?
How about spares availability and maintenance.
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I am new to this forum, so don't know anyone much , but need help from all of you, today its been like almost a year for me to search a jeep which is present in my mind. But still couldn't get it didn't even reach near to that one.
I am searching for a jeep having following things:-
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I was/am still planning to build my own SWB Mutt, So on the search for the details of THE JEEP, I discovered few links that will give us all information on the Jeeps we have been restoring and worshiping.
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I have a Bolero GLX 2002 Model. Somehow I always loved Bolero's more than Scorpio! So I recently bought one for myself, second hand.
Now I have do some basic jobs on it (list appended).
1. Get it checked properly.
2. Fix A/C
3. Change tyres, currently running on Michelin 215/15. Wish to have Hankook 235/15. (suggestions needed).
4. Make it four door, leave the rear part as a pick up. More to look like a H2.
5. Paint job - thinking of Matt
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Winters are for SNOW and if you really want to enjoy winter, rush for the hills. We three (Rajeev, Dr. Raghwendra & Swadesh) decided to join Bharadsaar Lake Trek organized by INMANTEC Adventure club. We all got in touch on BCM touring travel portal and carried on. Trip plan discussed meticulously among all 14 friends on forum and finally we started on 17th Dec10.
Itinerary was planned as:
Dec 17 : Delhi-Dehradun-Netwar
Dec 18: Netwar to Dhaula (1,500m), 10km drive
Friends , i have felt that our 4wd off road fraternity is very casual on SAFETY , and at times i had been objecting to many friends , who felt bad .
However without any ill feeling, i am attaching herewith a video clip, which may create an awakening among our fraternity for safety.
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Custom Offroad bumpers for MM540/550 available off the shelf.
Prad 4x4 front bumper is a tough, durable and well thought out bumper.
Tapered ends increase approach angles. Comes with integrated fog lamps and pre drilled holes for auxiliary lights.
The steel is cut using Water jet machining, machine formed and Tig welded to give the best in durability and finish. Textured black powder coat adds the finishing touches.
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My First Real OTR with Family and it was Very good.
Left Office at 1:30 Noon Applied for half a day Leave on friday, left home at 3:00 Pm & reached Somwarpet (after Lunch on the way) at 8:30 pm, Met Naveen the organizer did the registration & off to manaas lodge for the night stay,
The next day was ALL fun. Sweetha & Araya, (Daughter
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The MGE initially planned at Lonavala was finally shifted to Sawarsai.
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But wait! ASUS shelved the tablet after Google tapped them to make their low-price "Nexus" tablet, so what's going on? We'd wager that the internal development name simply didn't change, and what we're seeing pass through the FCC here is in fact the tablet that Google will introduce later next month at Google I/O.
That device, which was labeled the Google Nexus 7 in benchmarks that we reported on yesterday, is expected to go on sale in July, more or less immediately after Google I/O, and is expected to hit the sub-$200 mark – some rumors have pegged it as low as $149, but that seems awfully aggressive for a quad-core Tegra 3 device. Of course we'd be as delighted as you would if that were to be the final price, but we suspect that $199 is more realistic.
recent news is that the Nexus 7 should be packing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which will apparently be a tablet-centric update to Google's mobile OS. As such we don't expect phones to see 4.1, but rather they will be waiting around for the next major release of Android (maybe 5.0?) to pop up sometime in the fall when the upcoming batch of Nexus devices is expected to launch.
Of course we can't confirm any of that from the FCC filing, but it does suggest that Google's tablet plans are progressing on schedule ahead of their big summer shindig.
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The recording industry's legal onslaught against internet song-swappers appears to be having its desired effect. The percentage of Americans who download music online has been sliced in half, according to a report.
Only 14 per cent of internet users surveyed from November 18 to December 14 said they sometimes download songs to their computers, according to the report released by the Pew Internet & American Life Project and comScore Media Metrix, a Web tracking firm.
The downloading figure was 29 per cent in a May survey on the subject, and also in February 2001.
The survey did not distinguish between use of free, "peer-to-peer" music-sharing sites such as Kazaa, and licensed, commercial downloading sites such as the new Napster, MusicMatch, Rhapsody and iTunes.
However, researchers believe the plunge largely affected peer-to-peer downloading, and attributed that to the Recording Industry Association of America's strategy of suing nearly 400 individual song-swappers for copyright violations since September.
Moreover, most of the licensed commercial sites didn't exist when previous surveys were conducted. This study said they had attracted high numbers of users.
Most of the RIAA's cases have been settled; though the record labels can legally demand $US150,000 ($A198,413) per song, people familiar with the cases have said most settlements have been for $US2500 ($A3307) to $US7500 ($A9920).
Usage of Kazaa fell 15 per cent from November 2002 to November 2003, according to comScore.
Other peer-to-peer music-sharing sites also experienced usage declines. The drop at BearShare was 9 per cent, while WinMX lost 25 per cent of its audience and Grokster plunged 59 per cent.
RIAA chief executive Mitch Bainwol was heartened by the Pew study but said the lawsuits against individual users would continue in 2004.
"We would not look at any single measure and make a statement of victory," he said. "But what we do know is this: The lawsuits have had a profound impact on awareness and fewer people are downloading (illegally), and that's good news."
The music business suffered through another down year in 2003, with overall units sold dropping 0.8 per cent, according to Nielsen SoundScan. CD sales fell 2 per cent. But the fourth quarter saw an overall gain of 10.5 per cent from the same period a year earlier.
The Pew survey found that music downloading remains far more common among internet users aged 18-29. Some 28 per cent of people in that age group get songs online, compared with 13 per cent of people in their 30s and 40s and 6 per cent of web surfers over 50.
The phone survey involved 1358 people and had a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
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how to figure out compression ratio?
just curios wut my compression ratio is for future reference.. would i be able to tell off my compression test i did? like 145 psi.. is there a way to convert that?? thanks guys
Basically,No,Trav.You will have to take the motor apart and
do some itty bitty measurements.
Go to,www.chevyhiperformance.com/techarticles/46778/
and it will all come clear.
you can get a rough estimate if you know what kind of pistons you have along with the size of your chambers. But then quench and gasket size plays a big role too, that's why I say a "rough" estimate.
You can get a REAL ROUGH estimate using the ideal gas law. Recognizing P1 x V1 / T1 = P2 x V2 / T2 (initial pressure x initial volume divided by initial temperature equals the same for final conditions.), then the final pressure divided by the initial pressure should be in the neighborhood of the compression ratio. There are a lot of assumptions there - that temperature doesn't change which it does a little, that there is no leakage of gas during compression which there is, etc.
Acknowledging all the errors and unknowns you can get a rough estimate by ratioing the final pressure to atmospheric pressure. Pressures must be absolute pressures so you need to add 15psi to both readings. For your example of 145psig (that is 'gauge' pressure, absolute pressure would be 145 + 15 = 160psia), and atmospheric pressure of 0psig => 15psia, the compression ratio would be 160/15 = 10.7:1. Real ratio will be less than calculated due to not accounting for temperature increase of the gas, and will be higher due to not accounting for air leaking from the cylinder.
Other than that, you will need to do what malc says.
I figured the compression ratio of my hemi with out CCing my head volume after boring it 1/8" over increasing it from a 331 to a 354. I knew the stock CR as reported by Chrysler. From that I could calculate the compression volume because I also knew the displacement. Assuming the compression volume stayed the same, using stock hemi pistons with the same deck height, I calculated the new compression ratio using the new displacement volume. As I recall, the original was 8.5:1 and the bore job increased it to 9.1:1.
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A little more technical then i thought.. i was just curios if it was easy. but my mistake.. thanx for the replys and for the info.
compression ratio
first find the volumn of your cylinder, this is the bore radius squared x the stroke. Add to it the unswept area of the cylinder, and subtract or the ammount of area either filled by piston domes or increased by dish in the piston, compute the area inside your head gasket and add that and the combustion chamber area to it. This will give you the total volumn. divide this by the added figures of the combustion chamber, head gasket relief, and the total unswept area.
Example: You have a 350 cubic inch engine= 4inch bore and 3.48 inch stroke. convert this to CC's by multiplying by 16.39. = 716.39 CC's.
Combustion chamber size maybe around 68CC's.
gasket area 4.1 inch diameter and .040 inches thick.= .168 cu inches or 2.76 CC's.
Unswept area, distance from piston top to deck of block, say around .020 inches. = .25 cu inches or 4.18 CC's.
if you have flat top pistons, then there is no dome or dish to compensate for. To get the cc's of the dome or dish, refer to the manufacturer of the piston.
Your total unswept area is 68cc's + 2.76 cc's + 4.18 cc's = 74.94 cc's. Add this to the displacement of 716.39 = 791.33 cc's. now divide by the uswept area of 74.94 cc's = 10.56:1 compression ratio. This is the mathmatical figure, and compression ratio in no way is related to cylinder pressure.
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The drive itself took us straight up the coast and there were some magnificent views of the beaches and the ocean.
When we arrived in Port Douglas we took a walk round town first. The place is like a little toytown theme park. It somehow doesn't seem real. It's a nice place though and the people seem friendly enough. There is also a fantastic beach here called Four Mile Beach. Guess how long it is. We drove up to Flagstaff Hill lookout point which gave us great views down the whole beach.
We then found an internet caf�, with decent PC's - first time in four days. Gave us a chance to upload some photos and check our ever-dwindling bank accounts!
We then went and checked in at our campsite - Glengarry Park. We haven't been booking these sites, we have just been turning up. It seems like it isn't that busy until mid-December - great news for us as this means prices are cheaper as well!! Glengarry is a nice park with a good pool and decent facilities.
After lunch we took a drive up to Mossman Gorge. We had a short walk through the rainforest before arriving at the gorge. The water was freezing, but really refreshing on a hot day. I jumped straight in, but Lorna took about 15 minutes to edge her way fully into the river!
There is quite a good current here and when you get the right place, it shoots you down river through the rocks. Although you don't usually miss the rocks and sometimes you are grabbing hold of them for dear life!! There are big signs everywhere saying that drownings regularly occur here - we read them AFTER we had been in the gorge! Dumbasses!
The funniest moments were when we were trying to swim back upstream. The current is so strong that even when you swim as fast as you can, you just stay in the same spot! It's like a swimming treadmill! We both persevered though, mainly because we couldn't be bothered to walk, and eventually we both made it back upstream.
After our gorge adventure, we went back to the campsite and jumped into the site pool. There was only us two in it, so we played around like a couple of 5 year olds!! When we finally dragged ourselves out of the pool, as it was getting dark, we went back to our campervan.
It was here that I found a write up, in a local guidebook, about Mossman Gorge and how it is home to different fish and......crocodiles!! We saw the fish, but luckily didn't meet up with any croc's!!
We then had dinner, put the iPod on full blast and had a few beers & wine.


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|Kamaterou, 10432 Athens, יוון
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1. The room:
The first bedroom has a double large bed, 1 nightstand, mirror, TV, studio, large closet, access to individual balcony.
2 . Location:
- buss station, metro station(Omonoia and Metaxourgeio), you are conected with all areas in Athens.
- Central train station ( Larisa ), is 10/15 min. walking destination :
From Larisa station you can also take a train to all the major cities of Greece (Thessaloniki) as well as some cities outside the country, such as Bulgaria, Turkey, you can use ( InterRail).
- grocery store, bakery, super-market, greek traditional restaurants, tavernas, fast-food,cafes, banks and pharmacies .
- Acropolis-10 min walking
- Thissio - 15 min walking
- Monastiraki (the ancient market), 10 min walking
- Plaka (is called the neighborhood of gods where are all greek tavernas and restaurants), 3 metro stations
- Gazi (all clubs and night life is there), 2 metro stations
- Sintagma (the Greek Parliament and Guard, the National Garden etc.) 2 metro stations
--> 30 - 40 min by metro from:
- aiport,
- Pireus port,
- sea side.
3 . Also at your disposal for free:
- free high speed WI-FI Internet,
- free computer with Internet Access,
- central heating,
- free washing mashine,
- hair dryer,
- linen and towels (change every two days);
4 . Breakfast in the price :
butter, cheese,ham,bread, jam,honey, milk, coffee,tea,orange juice,water, fruits.
5 . Our prices is:
Private room (double bed, tv, private balcony)
1 person-18 euro/day
1 person-120 euro/week
1 person-450 euro/month
2 persons-25 euro/day
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Nice room. Clean and well situated. From this accommodation you are able to see just about anything on foot.
The main drawback of this room is that the street is quite noisy. At home I sleep with earplugs because I'm a very light sleeper when it comes to sound. With my earplugs I was able to sleep just fine and my girlfriend didn't seem to be bothered a lot by the noise but if you're a light sleeper when it comes to sound, bring earplugs and you're fine :)
Breakfast was basic but nice. The kitchen has everything you need to cook a nice meal if you feel like it.
We read some poor reviews about the neighbourhood before we went to Athens but we can't confirm those. We haven't seen any bad types or hookers around, although I must say that we were back at the room before 12 at night every day.
All in all I'd say it's basic and somewhat noisy but clean, well situated and the hosts are nice people. Considering the price compared to other accommodations I'd recommend to consider this one!
Although everything was fine, the flat very clean, the hosts very friendly, I won't recommend this apartment, because we were able to sleep only with earplugs. The flat is located at a very busy street with heavy traffic all the night, many busses and motorbikes also in the morning hours and old windows which let any noise through.
If somebody doesn't care about noise I can say that the apartment is really good for this price, especially if you are traveling as group. It´s near the subway, but that part of the town is not beautiful.
The staff was friendly, but it wasn't what I had imagined. To cold, area is not very beautiful, but for the price it is okay.
Great value for money. The rooms are small but will certainly satisfy your basic needs. The tiny breakfast is good to start going, but there also a small, good, cheap cafeteria downstairs. Although I had a room on the sixth floor, the traffic could be clearly heard all night long.
And one other important point: the neighbourghood there is pretty nasty: prostitutes, drug addicts. In a group, or at least when you know what not to do - all right, but I met two Taiwan girls, who where just terrified to walk after dark. Quite understandably. They missed, however, all bustling Athens night life.
Good place at 15min to walk to the monuments.
But the bedroom next to the street, that's why it was so noisy.
It's a nice appartement; clean and with everything you need. Just the street in front is a bit loud in the night, but still worth the price.
The host family, which lives a few floors downstairs, is very helpful and easy to reach. All in all a good stay.
friendly host, central location , clean, quiet, recommended to friends.
Miglen is a nice host but the appartment is in a bad state and in a hopeless bad neighbourhood.
the toilet and shower are in bad shape and the fans are to small to give any comfort for the temperature.the building is old and in front are a lot drugs dealers and hookers,
there are also a lot of homeless people so not a neighbourhood to go there with your kids or a women alone.
i am sorry but the only good point is the subway in a 5 minute walking range.
pleasant stay. friendly people. Recomended, especially when it is not hot!
During our 8 day vacation we had a room here on the 6th floor with a new air conditioning system which was very pleasant. The WiFi connection wasn`t the best from our room, but in the main room it was perfect. Omonia is one of the worst area`s of Athens but the Police is very active at night. If you travel back before 0:00 its perfectly doable.
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Property Location
A stay at Comfort Suites Valdosta places you in the heart of Valdosta, convenient to Martin Stadium and Valdosta Mall. This hotel is within close proximity of Bland Park and Rainwater Conference Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 88 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. LED televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour business center
- Total number of rooms - 88
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Free breakfast
- Number of floors - 4
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- Premium TV channels
- Refrigerator
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- Desk
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PCeU virus Information:
PCeU virus is short for Police Central e-crime Unit virus that is a terrible ransomware. PCeU virus has been aggressively attacking lots of computers in the past months. One of the most obvious symptoms is that PCeU virus locks the entire computer and displays a phony warning claiming that your computer is found to visit porngraphic websites and stores prohibited stuff. As you can see, PCeU virus then gives you guide to unlock your computer, that's to pay 100 pounds via Ukash or Paysafe Card. And then your computer will be unlocked within 48 hours. Many users were cheated to pay the "fine", as they thought the warning is from the real police station. Please remember that PCeU virus has nothing to do with any legitimate department. If you believe its bogus warning, you will end up losing your cash and leave your PC locked. This group of hackers have been good at employing this kind of tactics and deceiving lots of computer users. And they have released many ransomwares, including FBI Moneypak virus, Microsoft Windows Ukash Virus and Windows Anytime Upgrade Ukash Virus. Therefore, please do not fall for its trap. The right thing for you to do is to completely remove PCeU virus.
Before you proceed the removal of PCeU virus, please
1. Restart your system and keep pressing F8 key into Safe Mode with Networking
2. Click Start Menu and find run
3. Type in msconfig and hit OK
4. Try to disable some suspicious processes at Startup tab.
5. Repeat step 2, type in regedit and open registry editor
6. Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\
7. Find shell in the right hand panel and change its value into Explorer.exe by right clicking it if the value is different.
8. Save the changes and restart your PC.
PCeU virus Manual Removal
Note: If you are not proficient with computer, it's advised that you backup your system before manually removing PCeU virus. And double check the files that you are going to delete, or your computer can't work for missing some files.
Step 1: Delete the following registery files:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\"Shell" = "[random].exe"
Step 2: Delete the following files:
%Documents and Settings%\[UserName]\Desktop\[random].lnk
%Documents and Settings%\[UserName]\Application Data\[random].exe
Please, note that manual removal of PCeU virus is a procedure with high complexity and can not always guarantee a full removal of the virus, due to the fact that some objects can stay hidden or may become reanimated automatically after incomplete removal. What's more, lack of the required skills and even the slightest deviation from the removal guides may result in irreparable system corruption. That's the reason it's strongly adviced automatic removal of PCeU virus, which will save your time and avoid any system corruptions and ensure the desired result.
Automatic PCeU virus Removal:
Step 2: Click & download the trusted PCeU virus Automatic Removal Utility.
Tips: In case you can't install the removal utility, please download this correction script, unzip it and then double click to execute it. It can correct the system settings that the spyware has distorted.
Step 6: Perform a Full Scan of your system to detect PCeU virus or other malware.
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