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The Gibson ES-335 (along with variants like the ES-345 and ES-355) has proven to be one of the most versatile and successful electric guitar models ever produced. When originally introduced in 1958, it was intended as a crossover between the large, hollow body jazz guitars of the "40s and '50s, and the fairly recently developed solidbody electrics that were gaining popularity, such as Fender's Telecaster and Stratocaster (released in the early '50s), and Gibson"s own Les Paul (introduced in 1952). Whereas the large hollow body guitars had a rich, smooth tone, they were prone to feedback when amplified. The solidbody electrics, on the other hand, produced very little feedback under normal conditions with the smaller amplifiers of the time, but tended lack some of the warm, round tones of the jazz boxes. Gibson's solution harkened back to Les Paul's initial experiments with designing electric guitars, by constructing the guitar around a solid wood block running through the center of the body, from the neck to the tailpiece. The top, back and side edges were made of laminated tonewood. The left and right of sides of the guitar, then, were essentially hollow "wings" with f-holes. With a set neck (i.e., glued in, rather than bolted on), a hardtail bridge, and a pair of Gibson's newly-developed dual-coil humbucking pickups, the guitar was like nothing else before it. The humbuckers provided rich, warm tones and tons of sustain, without the susceptibility to electrical interference or the sometimes harsh and biting tones common to single-coil pickups. The semi-hollow construction gave it a more lush, rounded tone than a solidbody, but without the feedback issues of the hollow bodies, and the thinline profile made it more comfortable to play.
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I have built few 60's cars in the past, but never anything older than 67. Now I bought a 57 chevy 210 post and want to make it into a decent hot rod.
My plan is to have a 396 with a 700 R 4 in it.
My questions are many .... I would like to change many components with as little work or expense as possible (don't we all).
To begin with, REAR END, is there anything from newer chevy's that will bolt in or with very little modifications.
Power steering unit from newer car, disk brakes from a donor car. I would like to use whatever I can find at my local wrecker if possible. Has anyone done that???
Please help, it is a lot easier to find guys that experienced this than to invent it all by myself.
The Hot Lick with these early chevies in the Old Days was either a big Olds rear or a FORD 9".
I am no GM expert, but want to bring this back to the top so that some of these late rising GM Nuts can maybe help you.
Far from an expert, but 3rd member from 55thru 64 will interchange. There are some differences in the outter axle bearings in the 55,56, but not a big deal. Don't know about the availability of posis in all those years, but you can get as small as a 3.08 in 64 and 4.11 in all. I think they go something like 3.08, 3.36, 3.54, 3.76, 4.11 an 4.56. Power steering should not be too difficult to adapt from the 60's style. 57 valve and cylinder setups are pricey and not too good. Restorers are willing to pay the big bucks. Check your aftermarket 55, 56, 57 Chevy catalogues for the power brake info. It's out there. I've logged 270,000 miles on a 57 rearend om my 36 PU and the last 75,000 have been with a 700R4. I replaced the outter wheel bearings and seals at about l60,000.
right trees. I have a 57 axle housing in my coupe. Has a set of 3.36 gears in it. 57 bearings are different from the 55-56 and 58 and up. I have some more info somewhere on my computer. Will post as soon as I find it.
Thanks all you guys, it will help some. Another question is if there is an rear axle that I can use from a later year Chevy without too much modification. I can do most anything with post 67 models but pretty slow with my 57.
Post 64 axles are wider, thus no direct swap of axles. Send $$$ !!!.
Trees, that's not what I was hoping to hear. I have been told that some mid size rear ends are only 1" wider than the 57's, it needs to have mounting blocks moved etc. I needed to know if there are any mid size donors better than others.
Thank you for all your help.
Yo guys. There is a good place to get these answers. Try: www.chevytalk.com and go to the 55-57 modified forum. Folks there live and breath tri-fives.
thanks all u guys, I think all your suggestions will give me enough to keep me busay for a while. Great site 56wagon, thanks.
I had a bunch of 57's when they were cheap and raced several as well as built a number for customers. The rear end is ok at lower (numerically) ratios for street if you don't abuse it but...hang a big block or blower in one and you better have a rev limiter for when the rear end lets go. I had one guy tear the pinion right off the housing along with the drive shaft. Luckly he had a hoop. I busted a 5.38 with a 283 hp FI 4sp with street tires in the early 60's. We all used to carry a spare rear end with us. I used to leave every other bolt out of the carrier and axels so I could change them faster. About 15 minutes was average time floor to floor. The axels are very weak too. The 54 to 57 Olds rear end was almost a drop in but was very limited in ratios....Very very strong however. Around 3.23 and 3.55 was pretty common. They may be tough to come by today. Some early 9" fords and Mustangs are pretty close on width so check them out on the Ford sites.
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Thanks all you guys, it will help some. Another question is if there is an rear axle that I can use from a later year Chevy without too much modification. I can do most anything with post 67 models but pretty slow with my 57.

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(official, unabridged Bastard Operator from Hell)
(quote of the day, topics, authors, quiz, words, professions, birthdays)
Brennan Walter Connolly is Born
Brian James
(Seattle geek and artist)
Brisbane Hotels
British Columbia Fishing Guides
(sturgeon, salmon, Fraser River)
Broadway Video
(online video guide, Seattle)
Brooklyn Parrots
(lots of pictures of wild Quaker / Monk parrots in NY and NJ)
Browse Sports Highlights
Brussels Hotels
Bryllup DK
(bryllupsfoto, Danmarks største site om bryllup, bryllupsplanlægning og bryllupsindkøb, Danish wedding photo site)
Budapest Hotels
Bug Me Not
(bypass compulsory registration; supplies logins and passwords to popular websites that require an account)
Butt Crack Spackle
(a sad story of the good old days of the Web)
(cable television laboratories)
Cafe 8 Ball
(Seattle's First Interactive On-Line Cartoon)
(Internet cafes, live video links, worldwide communications)
Caffe Mars
(Boulder Colorado)
Cairns Hotels
California Road Condition Reports
California Yellow Pages Shopping Directory
Calvin & Hobbes Abstract Resource
Canadian Football League
Canadian Form Centre canadien des formulaires
(Canadian tax forms)
Canadian Himalayan Expeditions
Cascade Bicycle Club
Cascade Jugglers
(Seattle area juggling club)
Cascade Ski Report
Cat and Owl Playing
Cat Costumes
(nice translations too)
Catherine Hampton's Homepage
Cathie Walker
(Silly Girl Productions)
Cathie's Valentine's Day
CBS Television Network
(thanks to
Cathie Walker
(up to the minute news)
CD Baby
(a little online record store that sells CDs by independent musicians)
Center for the Study of Southern Culture
(Ole Miss)
Center for Wooden Boats
(museum, workshops, rentals, Lake Union, Seattle)
Centre for Landscape Research
(U of Toronto)
(Operation Crazed Ferret)
Charlie Trotter's
(with gif animation)
Charm Net
(Baltimore, Maryland)
Chat Server
(free online psychiatric help from the infamous Eliza)
Chelle's Cozy Corner
(llama's and other stuff from Friday Harbour in the San Juan islands)
Cherry Street Artisans (Brattleboro, VT artists group)
Chicago Metra Rail Schedules
Chip's Closet Cleaner
(humor and pop culture magazine)
(Greek motor yacht rental)
Christchurch Hotels
Chroniques de Cybérie
(French Canadian weekly listing of websites)
Chukotka: Russian Reindeer Country Telecast
CIA Maps
CIA World Factbooks
(Spain's first CyberCafe)
(Seattle Film Festival and others)
City of Palo Alto Demonstration Home Page
Clamen's Movie Information Collection
Click Of the Week
Closet Organizers
(design your dream closet online)
Club Review
(nightclubs in San Francisco, Bay Area, NYC, Miami, Spain etc., pictures, parties, clothes)
coke and vending machines on the net
Colorburst Studios
("Eye-Dazzling Niobium Jewelry")
Comet Carasso: The Movie
(mpeg 500k, courtesy of the Institute for Dubious Astronomy)
COMMA Fun and Games
(infrastructure for electronic commerce, created by a coalition of Silicon Valley organizations)
Common Knowledge: Pittsburgh
Commonwealth of Kentucky. Data Center Server
Complete List of WWW Sites about Cats
Computer Science House: Drink Machine
Computer Vision
(vison-related resources)
Condom Country
(condoms and other sexual items)
Confess, for the End is near
Contours of the Mind
(Fractal Geometry, Feedback and Chaos, exhibition at the Australian National U, Canberra)
Cool Site of the Day
Copenhagen Hotels
Cornell's CUINFO gopher
(especially for Erica :-)
Costa del Sol Tourist Board
Costa Rica Natural
(papers made from bananas, coffee, and tobacco)
Costume Kingdom
(Halloween Costumes for the entire family: adult costumes, kids costumes, masks and wigs, sexy Halloween costumes, pet costumes)
Country Fare Home Page
(a Palo Alto restaurant)
Coyote Pup
Coyote's Practical Cats
Cristina Orbe, Tired
(new song, the daily grind vs your dreams, on youtube)
Croquet World Online Magazine
(from Vancouver, Canada)
Cruises from Greece
(Turkey, Black Sea, 8 day cruise, sailing from Piraeus Athens)
Cupcakes for Breakfast
(cute and tasty, sweets, clothing, gifts)
Cusco Hotel
(lodging in Peru)
Cyber City Café
Cyber Star Cafe Network
(trademark disputes and other silly legal squables on the Net)
CyberCafes Mean Business
(article by Andrew Leonard)
(New Year's Eve party on the Net)
(help preserve the unconventional nature of the Internet)
CyberQueer Lounge
(adult Inet service provider, Tacoma)
("the information arcade for on-line hipsters")
(where the Digeratti wash their dirty linen on the Internet)
Cyberwire Dispatch
(Brock Meeks)
Cycle Sports
(San Francisco-area)
D.C. Metro Prolife News/Events Line
Dan Wallach/Cool Links
Data Powers of Ten
(how much data fits in what storage mediums)
Death of Rock n' Roll
(html sampler from Jeff Pike's book chronicling the untimely demises and morbid preoccupations in Rock n Roll history; new site)
DeLorme Mapping's MapAccess Server
dEPARTURE fROM nORMAL
(online zine)
Derby News Network
(latest roller derby news and scores, skate madness)
Derivative Duo
(Seattle's favorite opera parodists, lesbian/gay opera parodies, Barbie and PMS, etc)
Dhalgren MOO
Diet Spotlight
("on this health and diet information site, we try to live up to our name by shining a revealing spotlight on every diet supplement and diet program that comes our way," 5,831+ original diet reviews)
Dilbert Comics Web Site
Discount City Hotels
(best deals for London Hotels)
Discount London Hotels
Discovery Channel
("if it happens afloat, we make fun of it")
Dollhouse Collectibles
(over 10,000 doll house items)
Dompavlov Travelling
(history, culture and traditions of Ukraine)
Downtown Anywhere
(malls, museums, libraries, newsstands...)
Dr Who
(BBC Fantasy/Science Fiction TV show, UK site)
Dr. D's Doll Repair & Restoration
(Seattle non-profit orgnization devoted to gaming)
Dublin Hotels
Duo MaintenanT - Cirque de Demain
(curious dance, gymnastic, circus performance)
Early Cinema and Cinema Studies
(French/English, U of Montreal)
Earth Portals
("presents various forms of human expression which assist in our understanding of the new metaphors of consciousness")
Earth Restoration Network
("our mission is to provide an open, global platform for thought and action to ensure the fullest possible restoration of the Earth's environmental life support systems, at every scale and in every time frame, from weeks to centuries", Lance Christie)
East Village
(London based cyber-cafe project)
Eccentric America
(guide to the wacky side of American tourism)
Ed Lazowska
(UW personal homepage)
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Edinburgh Hotels
Eiffel directory
(whoever Eiffel is)
Electronic Freedom Foundation
Elephant's Dream
(the worlds first open movie, made entirely with open source graphics software, all production files freely available, created by the Orange Open Movie Project studio in Amsterdam during 2005/2006, bringing together a diverse team of artists and developers from all over the world)
Enrico Cantu
(X-Phile, Member: GATB, AAAS)
Eric's SCUBA Page
ESPNET SportsZone
Eurobookings Spain
(discount hotel bookings in Spain)
Even more unabridged than unabridged BOFH
(cleans the filth off those dirty web pages)
Explanations of Cricket
Exploding Whale
(Florence OR)
(hotel reservations, car rentals, airline tickets)
Face To Face
(digital introductions service)
Fancy WWW-URL
Fantasy World Cup Competition
FAXs via the Web
Fermi Paradox
(article in Wikipedia)
Fidel Castro for President
Figlet Service
(creates funny ascii fonts)
Figure Skating
Film Music
(journal from NY)
Fire Dept Info
(San Carlos, CA)
Fish Information Service
Fitness Analyst
(sports fitness website)
Flags of the nations
Flea Market @ FUW
(uses Postgres)
Florence Hotels
Footbag WorldWide
Forcepoint, Internet Pizza Kollektiv
(Making Adbusters look like MITI)
Fortean Times
("The Journal of strange phenomena")
Frankfurt Hotels
Freebies Code
(a site to receive freebies, free stuff, free product)
Freeway traffic information for San Diego, California
(updated once per minute)
French Soccer Links
Friedrich Nietzsche
Frog Dissection Page
Froggy Page
(links to everything froggy)
(Justin VerBurg, corporate entertainer, Seattle area)
(racing and high-end inline and ice skating, new and used)
Game of Bridge
Games Domain
(over 275 links to various games related information)
Games FAQ
Games FAQs and things site
Games First
(computer game reviews, how-to, etc)
Garden of Remembrance
(online obituaries)
Garhauer Marine
(sailboat hardware)
Gate Cybersports Page
Gateway to Discuss
(network electronic conferencing)
Gaumont Internet Cafe
GD Review 20
(online gaming magazine, from the Games Domain, UK)
Gecko Gallery & Lizard Lounge
General Hospital
(from Port Charles Online)
Georgetown Gonzo
(satire magazine)
German Media-Cafe Project
Get Your Bearings
(Sue Bream, inline skate school, Seattle)
(list of codes for hundreds of companies to cut through phonetrees to get to a real human)
Gilles Villeneuve
(Formula One racer)
Girl Jesus
Globius Travel
(online ticketing request form, Seattle)
Globotur Travel Services
(specializing in Brazil)
(boat marine supplies)
Godiva Chocolatier
(the chocolate lover's playground)
(promotes environmental and humanitarian volunteer programs in Central America and elsewhere)
Gold Coast Hotels
(transliteration and English translation of the NSA -- Nichiren Society of America -- gongyo chant)
Grandaddy Music
Great Inspirational Quotes
Great Shot Glass Search
Gridpoint Nexus
(links to some of the weirdest links)
Grouchy Cafe
Grow grass indoors
(World Cup soccer, including mpeg movie and fact-sheet in English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese)
Guide Global
(European hotels: Austria, Belgium, Czech, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom)
Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos
H & H Narrowboat Hotels
("guide to 30 of the best canal side pubs in England and Wales")
Hacker Jargon File
(computer and network terms)
Halcyon Transvestite Club and Magazine
Hands On Children's Museum
(Olympia WA)
Hawaii Homepage
(starting point for access to Web services in the state of Hawaii)
HDS Systems
("the most advanced flashlights in the world")
Heather Has Two Mommies
(cynically "political correct" zoo trip with lots of jpeg images)
Help For Troubled Teens
(advice and information for families of teenagers)
(events, info, products, Tacoma WA)
Henri Corbin on Film and YouTube
(Sean Eric Fagan, pics)
Herpetology Pics
(Jochen Bern, Germany)
(Kowit Shai)
(Mike Pingleton)
(Rebecca Sobol)
Hillside Elementary School
Hinduism Today
Hitchhiker's Guide Guide
HIV Database
Ho Chi Minh City Hotels
Hockey FTP Archive
Home and Garden Stuff
Home-page of the Brave: Laurie Anderson
Homepage Pregnancy Test
("safe, easy, scientific and private")
Hong Kong Hotels
Hope Grows Recovery, Eating Disorder Treatment
("founded by women who have been where youmay find yourself now", Texas)
Horizon Technologies Users Pages
Hot, Wet and Greasy
(info on an upcoming Internet student obscenity court case)
Hotel Alliance
(Lourdes, France)
Hotel Belle Plage Brougham
(Cannes, France)
Hotel France Bourgogne
(Havre, France)
Hotel le Britania
(Lyon, France)
Hotel le Petit Vatel
(Havre, France)
Hotels and Travel on the Net
Human Factor
(Virtual Storefronts, Pictures, Sound, Animation, and Movies)
Hundeschule Berlin
(Dogs Mind dog school offers clicker training, agility training, puppy and young dog groups, advice when buying a dog, dog dancing, reiki and therapy for problem dogs; large training area in the south west of Berlin)
Husky Inline Club
(University of Washington Inline Club, open to non-students)
(WWW-specific, non-Usenet news program)
i pages 4 u
(Seattle area mobile and web design solutions, including home office network installation)
(Internet Bird Collection)
Ibiza Island Hotels
Il Bistro
(italian food)
Images by Donald M. Holman
(Seattle area photos)
Indian Health Service
INFACT's Tobacco Industry Campaign
(antismoking list)
Infinite Illusions Home Page
(commercial juggling products)
(online Christian community)
Inline Warehouse
(inline skates and parts)
Inspirational Spark
(hand-picked selection of inspirational quotes, organized by subject/theme)
Instantaneous Transformation
(living in the moment, empowering people to discover their own inherent ability to transform themselves, Ariel and Shya Kane)
(Swiss French chocolate specialties)
Interactive Decapitate an Angel
(SFr1.2 Million jackpot, Lichtenstein)
International Sailing Federation
International Soccer
(from Italy)
Internaut, the online magazine for users of the Internet
Internet AsWellAs Coffee
(Internet cafe in Sweden)
Internet Cafe
Internet in a Baby
Internet Modem Players Listing
(listing of some kind of game group?)
Internet Movie Database
(US mirror)
Internet Squash Player's Association
(International Obfuscated C Code Contest)
IOL presenta 51a Mostra Cinema Venezia
(Italian; some problems with international connection; keep trying)
(Italian companies, hotels, and cultural events, including cyberculture)
J.P.'s Fishing Page
J.R.R. Tolkien Information Page
Jaap Blonk
(sound poet extraordinaire, fromm Amsterdam)
Jason's Kite Site
(another kite site, this one from Australia)
Jay Allen's Objectivism Resource Guide
Jeb Corliss wing-suit demo
Jeffs Interesting Thingy-Mo-Bob Place
Jerry Seinfeld show
Jet City Rollergirls
(Snohomish county roller derby skate league)
Jihad to Destroy Barney on the WWW
Job Search Engine for Women
("Career advancement for professional women, with free, anonymous resume posting")
John Conway's Game of Life
(via Network Systems Laboratory)
John Gotts' Page
Jonathan Press Home & Workshop Online
("Your complete source for vital information about fixing, repairing and maintaining your home")
Josh Hayes
(local UW user page)
Josip B. Tito
(former Yugoslavia President)
Journal of Buddhist Ethics
Juggling Information Service
Juliette Daum
(playing the concertina, and other artistic endeavors)
Just Germany
(travel guide, hotels, museums, shopping, nightlife, where to eat, transportation, useful phone numbers, weather)
(Police dog info)
(artists, musicians, writers, multimediatists)
Keirsey's Temperament Sorter Meyers-Briggs Personality Test
Ken's Comics
Kevin Savetz
(Internet journalist and FAQ publisher)
Kid car racing sounds
(Seattle radio station)
(Hits of the '70s)
Kookie Keku
(Quaker parrot)
Korean Freestyle Slalom Skating Video
(full version on youtube)
Kuala Lumpur Hotels
KUOW 94.9 FM Public Radio
(Seattle NPR news and information station)
L8R Sk8R
(Trish Alexander inline skate instructor, Seattle area)
La Jolla Transport
(San Diego airport transfers, point-to-point transportation, and customer dedicated car service)
La Vida Fina
(Springerle cookies)
Lake Washington Ship Canal and the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
Lamer Filter
(C Source to turn dull text into k3Wl prose)
Lamp Technology
(10,000 types of replacement light bulbs)
(extra big wheel, out-of-line skates)
Largest Known Prime Numbers
Las Vegas Hotels
Lawyer Jokes
Legalize Adulthood in Utah
(Double Infinity in Pascal and Monad)
(coke machine and punter)
Limerick Server
Lisbon Hotels
Listening to Bike Lanes
(Moving Beyond the Feud, Jeffrey A. Hiles, 1996)
Live Nude Video Conferencing
(yeah, like, I'm so sure)
Local Live
(neat bird's eye view imagery)
London Calling
(film and music)
London Hotels
London, Paris, New York Hotels
(search for and book Hotels)
(free online word lookup in many dictionaries, from Babylon Ltd)
Los Angeles Hotels
Lucy Mohl's film.com
(reviews, interviews)
Lucy Stoops to Conquer
(skydiving with falcons)
Luxury London Hotels
Lynnwood Roll-A-Way
(bowling and skate rink)
Madrid Hotels
Magick Page
Mainstream news
(geared toward Dutch and European information)
Male Celebrity Database
Mallorca Island Hotels
Maritime History and Naval Heritage Index
Matthew and Jake's Adventures
(hypermedia narrative adventures)
(office game from Bristol Technology)
(kid-directed team of archeologists and bicyclists, carrying Hi-8 cameras, laptop computers and EXEC*SAT satellite transponders)
MCA/Universal Cyberwalk
(movies, entertainment)
(interactive computer conversation)
(Internet Cafe, Kyoto, Japan)
Melbourne Hotels
(WWW humor magazine)
Melrose Place Direct
("the official site")
Melrose Place Factoid Challenge
Melrose Place Fan Site
(coming soon)
Melrose Place Fans
(sign the petition to get MP released on DVD)
Melrose Place Minute
Melrose Place Planet
Melrose Place Recaps
Melrose Place Recaps
(Ken Hart)
Melrose Place TV
Melrose Place Update
(Ian Ferrell's hilarious commentary)
Melrose Place World.
Melrose Space
("blow-by-blow" weekly updates)
Mercury Project, Robotic Tele-Excavation
(robot digs in the sand of a Nevada archeological dig following your instructions, you get still camera shots of the environment during the procedure)
Messianic Jewish Alliance of America
Miami Hotels
Microsoft Live Maps
(includes birds eye view feature)
Mighty Dog Designs' Mosaic T-Shirts
Mike Wann's home page
Milan Hotels
MISC. World HQ
("roadside diner along the Info Hi-Way," Clark Humphrey, Seattle)
Miss Ochie and Her Circle of Friends
(It's My World Too, student campaign, Texas)
Missouri Botanical Garden
Missy and Hobbes
(and now Milo, too; cats of Chad and Karla)
Molly Venter Lyrics
(words to all the songs on all the albums)
Monday Morning Briefs
(thoughtful, humorous commentary on project management and sysadmins)
(search engine)
Monroe Institute
(educational organization dedicated to exploring the uses and understanding of human consciousness, using it's Hemi-Sync sound technology and learning systems)
Monroe Institute
(exploring states of consciousness)
Montreal Hotels
Moscow Hotels
Moscow Libertarium
(social activity and scientific research on the problems of liberalism)
Mountain Biking
(focuses on San Francisco Bay area)
Movie links via Inter-Links
Movie Madness Merchandise
Movie Search
MPEG Motorcycle Accident
(in a parking lot: 720k)
Multimedia Ink Designs
(online adds)
Munich Hotels
Museum of Bad Art
Museum of Flight - Unofficial Page
(popular tourist attraction, Seattle)
My Bar Mitzvah
(resources to plan and have a successful Bar/Bat Mitzvah)
My Brother's Pizza
(Chicago style pizza, Seattle)
Mystic Sea Charters
(romantic lunch and dinner cruises from La Conner, WA)
Nancy Cubbage
(Seattle area artist, mosaicist, and mistress of all she surveys)
National Press Photographers Association
National Rifle Association
National Weather Service, Seattle WA, Discussion
Natural Track
(Kenya wildlife safaris)
(boats yachts fishing charters sailing diving)
Ndakinna Cultural Center
(non-profit Native American center, located in central Vermont)
Neighborhood Box Office
(ticket sales kiosks)
NeoVision Corporation
(Seattle, Breast Cancer info)
(Travel Industry Network)
Net Scandal
(over 1000 Internet TV stations from 108 countries)
New and Alternative Theories of Physics
New Brunswick Touring Guide
New Brunswick Touring Guide
New England Online
("You can get heah from theah!")
New York City Info
(from Columbia U)
New York Hotels
News of the Weird
(contains no graphics, no photos, no video clips, no audio. Just text. Deal with it.)
News-Sources List
(from Helsinki)
Nice Hotels
Norfolk International Airport
Northwest Roller Skating Rink List
Norwich City Football Club
Notting Hill Carnival
(biggest European street festival)
Nova Scotia Tourism
Nutrtition Inspector
(diet, nutrition, fitness, weight loss, supplement reviews)
(New York City happenings)
O.J.Simpson Jokes
Obey The Decider
(can't decide where to go for lunch, coffee, dinner? Let the Decider decide, Seattle-Area)
Ocean Shores
(ocean resort town)
(Blade Runner page)
Oh La La Cooking ("Charles, international cirque and theater artiste, will dazzle you with amazing yet simple dishes from around the world")
Old Tampere exhibition
Oly Rollers
(women's skate derby team from Olympia WA, WFTDA member, #1 on Westcoast for 2009)
Olympic Music Festival
(masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire performed by world-class musicians in a turn-of-the-century barn)
Online WWW Webster's Dictionary
Onward Travel-Stories
Oracle Service Humor Site
Organic Farmers
Organic Tuscany
(Italian cooking school, week-long "farm to table" organic cooking courses, including visits to local organic farms, cooking classes using organic ingredients, olive oil and wine tastings and tours of Siena, Florence and San Gimignan)
Organizations With In-House Job Listings
Oslo Hotels
Othello Strategy
(articles from the British Othello Federation's newsletter)
Pacific Northwest Trail Association
(1100 miles from Glacier National Park, Montana to Cape Alava at Olympic National park)
Paddling WWW Server
Paranormal Phenomena on the Net
Paris Hotels
Patent search for 1994
Pattaya Hotels
PC Lube and Tune
(a "service station" on the National Information Highway)
("LEARNERS studies the pragmatic, nuts and bolts specifications we require to construct a solid World Peace in our lifetimes")
Peak Oil, Stolen Elections, Energy Wars
(an interview with Michael Ruppert, by Tod Foley and Ronnie Pontiac, Newtopia Magazine)
Penises of the Animal Kingdom
(comparative anatomy chart, from man to whale)
Penthouse Magazine
Performance Index
(horse racing figures and handicapping)
Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection
Perth Hotels
Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema
Philadelphia Ghost Hunters Alliance
Phuket Hotels
Pirate Page!
(Arrr - It's the black-spot, Matey)
Play With an Industrial Robot
(intermittent connection, keep trying, Australia)
Plea from a Sick Little Girl
Pool Sharp
(billiard resources)
Postmodern Culture
(table of contents for all issues)
Prague Hotels
Presbyterian Frontier Fellowship
(Seattle Office)
Preston's Kayak Page
Professor Gigabyte's Gateways to Infinity
Project HIIT
(Internet for the hearing impaired)
Promus Hotels
(three large hotel chains)
Psi Explorer
(premonitions, ESP, psychic healing, mind over matter)
Public Shelter
(America's love affair with atomic weapons)
Puget Sound Community School
(Seattle area alternative school for middle & high schoolers)
Purity Tests
PWEI Nation
(Pop Will Eat Itself)
Pyramyd Air
(gun mall)
Quadralay Cryptography Archive
Queenstown Hotels
r.a.s. Racer Archive
(Formula One, IndyCar, and NASCAR)
(Research into Artifacts, Center for Engineering, University of Tokyo)
Rachel Corrie
(email from her before she was crushed to death by a bulldozer as she tried to prevent the Israeli army destroying homes in the Gaza Strip)
Railroad-related Internet Resources
Random Monty Python Skit Server
Rat City Movie
(Blood on the Flat Track, coming soon to DVD)
Rat City Rollergirls
(scrappy Seattle roller derby skaters)
rec.humor page
rec.sport.college.football archive
Rec.Sports.Soccer - The WEB Page
(primarily English soccer)
Recipe Index
(over 800 vegetarian recipes, includes a form to submit your own)
Recipes on the English-Server
Recreation, Sports, and Hobbies
Reed Sturtevant Server
Relief Maps of the U.S
Resort Geek House
Retail SLUT Catalog
("plumbing the depths of dum" zine)
Reviews from the Forbidden Planet
(comics science fiction fantasy horror on the web)
(four wheel bicycles, quadricycles)
(more online games)
Right Side of the Web
(right-wing political views)
Rip n Roll
(condom shop)
Roadkills R' Us
Rome Apartments
Rome Hotels
Ron Paul Archives
(articles by Dr. Ron Paul, Republican member of Congress from Texas)
Rory Freeman page
Rotary home page
(world's first on-demand Internet TV series)
Ruby's Basement
(Seattle-based rock/blues/jazz cover band featuring Robynne Parkinson, Jeff Foray, Jim Adams, Chris Owen, and Douglas Roach)
Running Page
Russia Travelogue
Russian Ladies
Sabrina's Chinese Astrology
Sailboats At Shilshole
(Seattle, WA)
Sailing Index
(Stephen Jones)
Sailing Mania
(charter Nautitech 395 catamaran in Greece)
Sailing on the Internet
Sailing Page
(Mark Rosenstein)
Salzburg Hotels
Salzburger Festspiele, Sommerszene Festival
San Diego Waterfront
San Diego-Area Live Traffic Reports
San Francisco Bay Area Transit Information
San Francisco California Travel Guide
(online hotel booking in San Francisco)
San Francisco Exploratorium
San Francisco Hotel Reservations
San Francisco Hotels
San Juan Island Web
Sanrio Products
(alt.sex.hello-kitty, Carlos - Froggy - May)
(the sailboat from The Perfect Storm: it's still alive and kicking)
Scapbooking Direct
(scrapbook supplies)
School of Wisdom
(holistic synthesis of science/religion, practical implications of fractals and chaos theory, esoteric music, actualization of human potential, the enneagram, meta-politics, global consciousness, wisdom teachings from around the world ...)
Science Fair Projects
(over 500 science fair projects with instructions and explanations)
Science-Fiction and Paranormal Search Engine
Scott A. Yost's page
(physics, fractals, stereograms, Net.Legends FAQ...)
SCUBA Info
(U of Las Vegas Nevada)
(Seventh Day Adventist)
Seanet Staff and User Homepages
Seattle Asian American Film Festival
Seattle Bicycle Touring Club
(informal group of recreational cyclists)
Seattle Cacophony Society
Seattle Comedy Page
Seattle Entertainment Guide
(U Seattle)
Seattle Green Drinks
(local ecology-minded folk get together for networking and beer)
Seattle hometown news
(what's happening in your favorite city)
Seattle Mariners
(first official home page by a major league baseball team)
Seattle Movies Schedules
Seattle Restaurant Guide
Seattle S/M Resources List
Seattle Sounders
(Seattle professional soccer team)
Seattle Velo
Seattle-Area Weather Underground Forecaster Discussion
SenseMedia Publishing
(publish your web pages, $30/mo; free macaroni and cheese to the first 50 subscribers :-)
SenseMedia Surfer
(listings for Santa Cruz, Bed and Breakfasts, as well as local eating establishments, and current movie and theatre listings and reviews)
Seoul Hotels
(city in the rain shadow of the Olympics)
SETI Institute
(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence)
Seva Rzhondkovsky
(artist currently in Seattle area)
Seville Hotels
Sex in History
(first server)
Sex, Censorship, and the Internet
Shelter Cove Lodge
(Southeast Alaska fishing lodge, Craig AK, Prince of Wales Island)
Shiki Internet Haiku Salon
Shipwreck of the Cruiseship Estonia Info
Shocking Photoexpose of the Lesbian Barbie Scene
Short Films Festival in Drama
(Xanthi, Greece)
("get some good karma today" online Web game)
Silly Girl
(was CEA,
Cathie Walker's
Centre for the Easily Amused)
Singapore Hotels
Sirds and SIS Galery
(those weird stereo images that make you go blind)
Skate NW
(skating in the Pacific Northwest)
Skeptics Society
(lots of info: sure, sure, I'll believe it when I see it :-)
Slipper Research Group
Smithsonian Institute Bird Song Identification Key
(asks if the call was simple or complex, musical or harsh, etc.; at each point, the choices include descriptions of the attributes of sounds in the next step and a list of bird sounds that will be found further on)
Smokefree Dining in New Jersey
(animation: your client MUST update the title during transfer)
Snapshots from Sydney-Hobart '98
(Australian sailing race disaster)
(NewAge stuff at eskimo.com)
Soap Review
Sobre el fascinante mundo canino
(dog stuff in Spanish)
Soccer Quizzes
Soccer Tip of the Day
(coach Glenn Cameron)
Social Security Administration
Society of the Rusting TARDIS
(Seattle, British Media club)
Soka Gakkai International
(Nichirin Shoshu)
Southeastern Ohio Society of Herpetologists
Sparky the WWW guard dog's CyberZine
("mom and pop, user friendly click and drag approach to harnessing Cyberspace"--that's what they say)
Spatula City
Speakers Sub-Optimal
(Chad's speaker building pages, including the Doug Thumper)
Sports Info.
Spot's Third First Christmas
(interactive fiction, copyright 1993, James "Kibo" Parry)
Spunk Press
(specializing in Anarchy)
St. Petersburg and the 1994 Goodwill Games
(from Russia)
Stanford University Footbag Club
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Voyager
(from the new United ParamountNetwork)
Star Trek
(vote on your favorite--or least favorite--episodes)
State Department Travel Advisories
State of Oklahoma Home Page
Stay Poland
(Polish hotel reservations)
Stockholm Hotels
Stranded in the Jungle
(Steven Shaviro's new book in progress)
Student Information Processing Board World Wide Web
Students Net
(portal for students and teachers)
Subway Navigator
(search for routes in subway systems of various cities)
Subway schedules
(Paris, Hong Kong, etc)
Sue Traudt's Server
Sunshine Coast Hotels
Supreme Master Ching Hai Meditation Associations
Sydney Hotels
(sailing race coverage from The Sydney Morning Herald)
(A Novel of the Internet Era, by William H. Calvin)
Tacky Tourist Clubs of America
(Seattle Chapter)
Taekwon Do Server
Tag Lines
(*lots* of one line humor)
Tall Ships International
Taxing Times 1994
(tax forms and advice via the Web)
Tayana Sailboat Owners Group
(beloved of all WB Cartoons)
Team 168
(aka Team Psychic Friends Network, Mike Wann and Eddie Nakato's Open Track Challenge site)
Team Mumu Pit Cooking
TED ("ideas worth spreading, inspired talks by the world's greatest thinkers and doers")
Teen Boot Camps
("Do YOU have a teen that needs to get back on track? Let us help you find a cost-effective option that works")
Telnet to fedworld.gov, a curious bulletin board
(another thanks to Rory Schwinn)
Ten Things
(local show listings and a guide to underground links in Seattle)
Tennis Page
Termini's Homepage
(an Italian netter)
Thailand Tourist Info
The Bastard Menu
(every BOFH ever published)
The Bastard Operator From Hell Complete
The English Server's "Film and Television" gopher archive
The Four Yogas Of Enlightenment
(Guide To Don Juan's Nagualism & Esoteric Buddhism, Edward Plotkin)
The Long Now Foundation
(we think in terms too short, so we're working on a 10,000 year clock to remind us to think in the long-term)
The Spot
("Interactive Melrose")
The Sprawl
(public access Web server running under the LambdaMOO, telnet)
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Games and Recreation
This Day in History
This Is Why You're Fat
(where dreams become heart attacks)
This Too Shall Pass
(OK Go's masterful Rube Goldberg music video)
Tickler Mail
(reminds you of special dates)
Tilted Thunder Rail Birds
(putting together the first banked track league in Seattle, women's roller derby skaters)
Time and Date
(good resource for calculating dates and times, sun and moon rise and set for different locations, daylight savings and standard times, eclipses, etc)
Timeline of the Loss of Civil Liberties since 9/11
(from the Cooperative Research History Commons)
(Cigar Shoppe, Humidor, Smoking Room)
Todays Cartoon
(by Randy Glasbergen)
Tokyo Net Surfing Association
Tool User Comics
(comics on the Internet)
Top Wedding Services
(Babylon Production video and photography)
Toronto Hotels
Torrefazione Rio Caff�
(Italian coffee company, Brescia, founded 1983)
Training Consortium
(database of trainers, consultants, speakers, organizations and vendors)
Travel Library
(rec.travel archive)
Trusted Directory
(links to many online resources)
(Washington State and British Columbia birding mail list)
Twelfth Asian Games Hiroshima 1994
UI Rugby WWW server
Ultimate Top 10 Lists
("mainly funny top 10 lists, but we feel we are better than that and we have so much more to give")
Ultimate TV List
(guide to non-standard entertainment, music, videos, etc)
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Universal Yachting
(yacht maintenance and repairs, Solent yacht charter specialist and a certified RYA sailing school, UK)
Urban Downpour
(Danielle Farrar's weekly website and newsletter on nightlife things to do in Seattle)
US to UK Moving FAQ
(for those contemplating moving to the United Kingdom)
Usenet Oracle
UW Society for Human Sexuality
Vacations Abroad
(vacation rentals, holiday apartments, condos, villas, homes, flats, guesthouses, etc)
Vagrom Video
("grassroots filter for non-corporate information")
(Values and Lifestyles self-analysis)
Vancouver Hotels
Velvet Embraces
(Jesus and Elvis meet Diana and Mother Theresa at the Gates of Heaven)
Venice Hotels
Victoria Dogs
(lots of information on dogs, especially in the Victoria B.C. area)
Videogame Search
Vienna Hotels
(strange experiences)
Virginia Diner
(Wakefield, Virginia)
Virtual Tourist
(Ute Breslawsky & Ernest Lergons)
Viva New Mexico
(everything New Mexican)
Voice of America Internet Audio
Voodoo Server
Vortex Com
(TV & Movie Mania, PRIVACY Forum, etc)
W2: Webster's Weekly
(feature magazine)
Waag Castle
Waiting for Star Wars
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Walker's Hot List
Warsaw Tourist Info
Washington In-Line Skating Association
Washington Roller Skating Rinks
Waxweb MosaicMOO
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Web Site of Love
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Web T-Shirts
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Webster's Weekly
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WebWorld Shopping Mall
Wedding HQ
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Welcome to Astro-2
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Whidbey Island
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White Noise
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Who's On-Line
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(pagan newspaper)
Wide World Books & Maps
Wine Page
WIRED Magazine's Rest Stop on the Infobahn
Wolfcat Web
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Women in Technology: Hear Us Roar
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World Birthday Web
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World Christianship Ministries
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World Power Systems' Punk as Fuck
World Wide Belch Contest
World Youth Baseball
World's Worst World Wide Web Page
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WWW Genealogy Demo Page
WWW Virtual Library: Sports
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(cluck, cluck, cluck)
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(Rutgers WWW site)
(a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language)
Yacht Survey
(D.H. Pascoe & Company, Marine Surveyors: boat reviews, technical advice, FAQs, maintenance and troubleshooting tips)
Yacht World
(online boats for sale search)
(new and used yachts for sale, luxury yacht broker)
(boat marine supplies)
Yachts and Services Ltd
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Carney Seen Hitting Jobs Threshold Before BOE Forecast
U.K. unemployment will hit Mark Carney's 7 percent threshold faster than the Bank of England forecasts, prompting policy makers to assess whether they need to raise their benchmark interest rate, economists said.
Seventeen of 25 forecasters in a Bloomberg News survey see unemployment falling to the level by mid-2016, with 13 predicting it will happen in 2015 at the latest. The BOE sees it staying above the threshold until at least the fourth quarter of 2016. Data tomorrow will show the rate stayed at 7.8 percent in the second quarter, according to a separate poll.
The BOE introduced guidance last week and said it plans to keep its key rate at a record-low 0.5 percent until the jobless rate falls to 7 percent. Former U.K. policy maker Charles Goodhart said the central bank will probably need to tighten policy before the implied timeframe, and that the strength of the recovery is "probably somewhat underestimated."
"With the U.K. economy appearing to be gaining momentum, we have doubts that bank rate will remain on hold for the next three years," said James Knightley, an economist at ING Bank NV in London. He said the BOE is taking a "rather conservative view" and the jobless rate could reach 7 percent in 18 months.
The Office for National Statistics will publish the labor-market report at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in London. The 30 forecasts in the unemployment survey for the three months through June range from 7.7 percent to 8 percent.
In July, jobless claims probably fell 15,000, leaving the claimant count rate at 4.4 percent, according to another survey.
BOE Meeting
Carney announced the guidance at a press conference on Aug. 7. The jobless data will coincide with the publication of the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee's Aug. 1 meeting, when it decided to introduce the new tool. The record will show how the nine MPC members voted on guidance, as well as the key rate and quantitative easing.
Britain's economy is showing signs of strengthening, with indexes of manufacturing, services and construction all improving in July. Retail sales probably rose 0.7 percent in July, according to the median forecast of 21 economists before a report on Aug. 15. That would be a third straight monthly rise.
The property market is also reviving. A U.K. house-price gauge rose to the highest in almost seven years in July as government measures to stimulate the property market boosted demand, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said today.
Signs of recovery in the euro area, Britain's biggest trading partner, may also help spur growth. The ZEW Center for European Economic Research said today that German investor confidence increased more than economists expected in August.
Guidance Knockouts
Factory production in the 17-nation euro region rose 0.7 percent in June from May, when it decreased a revised 0.2 percent, the European Union's statistics office in Luxembourg said today. Its 0.3 percent increase from a year earlier was the first annual uptick in 20 months.
The BOE guidance has three conditions that will void it, including two linked to price stability. Data today showed consumer-price inflation slowed to 2.8 percent in July from 2.9 percent in June, in line with the median of 35 estimates in another survey.
"Britain is slowly but surely getting past the worst of its troubles," said Rob Wood, an economist at Berenberg Bank in London. "Business optimism is improving and inflation is increasingly behaving itself which should help the recovery next year."
Retail prices rose an annual 3.1 percent, meaning regulated rail fares will increase by 4.1 percent on average next year under a government cap that allows train companies to lift ticket prices by 1 percentage point more than inflation.
Cost Pressures
The statistics office also said that manufacturing input prices increased 1.1 percent in July from June and were up 5 percent from a year earlier. That's the biggest annual increase since March 2012.
The pound erased its decline against the dollar after the inflation data were published and was trading at $1.5472 as of 10:41 a.m. London time, up 0.1 percent on the day. The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.K. government bond rose 6 basis points to 2.52 percent.
If the jobless threshold or a so-called knockout is breached, it doesn't imply an automatic rate increase. The 7 percent level represents a point at which officials will reassess the policy stance, Carney said last week.
"Even if there is a trigger, they would probably not hike rates," said Nick Kounis, head of macro research at ABN Amro Bank NV in Amsterdam. "The circumstances would need to be pretty severe to trigger a relatively early rate hike. They might amend the guidance."
"There are so many variables now that they can just make up their own story any which way they like," he said.
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©2008-2017 HenriKack
Olli: WHAT DID YOU MEAN YOU DIDN'T ORDER THE PEPPERONI!!!!
Ah, Olli...this is so funny. May I use this in the future for a possible caption? You will be credited, of course!
Brilliant colors. And capture. Good work
This is so great. How much do you shit your pants when you just get the PERFECT shot?!
Haha, he's having fun!
Amazing picture!
Amazing picture!
amazing. incredible amount of interaction. well captured! i'd imagine this to be a billion dollar shot if the other guitarist engaged the lead.
very cool...........
Stunning capture.
Love the colors, I hope to see them live one day.
Great shot.
Love the colors, I hope to see them live one day.
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TCA Peel Q&A
Scar + TCA Peel
How to Fix Scarring, Burns from Chemical Peel?
What to do with my face from a bad TCA chemical peel? seeing streaks, burns, scars! READ MORE
Correcting Scars from a TCA Peel
I feel so stupid I peeled my skin way before I should have. I had a 50% tca peel, and I peeled my skin not thinking because it came up so easily. I... READ MORE
11th Day Post 30% TCA Peel: Very Red and Looks Like Scarring
I had a 30% tca peel. I didn't hardly peel and not at all on my cheeks.It didn't improve any flaws on my face. I can see blackheads starting... READ MORE
TCA Cross for Ice Pick Scar on Nose Tip?
I have ice pick scars on my nose tip and was wondering if TCA Peel Cross could help and at which concentration. I am Asian (Chinese). READ MORE
Are Burn Marks from TCA Peel Permanent?
I had some patches of hyperpigmentation on both sides of my face and so I applied one layer of 20% tca solution on both patches. Pictures included.... READ MORE
35% TCA Peels for Raised Hypertrophic Scar?
Does 35% TCA peels help the little raised hypertrophic scar on my cheek? It was treated by Fraxel Laser for 6 times but only with a little... READ MORE
Raw Red Skin After TCA Peel
A few days ago, I did an at home 35% TCA peel with a 100% cross treatment. My skin didn't turned brown and there has only been a little bit of peeling... READ MORE
Can TCA Cross Be Used to Shrink Enlarged Pores?
I have a few randomly located enlarged pores on my face (one right above the eyebrow and one on my upper cheek about 1.5 inches below my eye), as well... READ MORE
Does TCA Peel Help Remove or Lighten Leg Scars?
I'm planning to use 10% TCA peel, does it helps in lightening or removing old scars on the legs? If so, how to i apply it and every when? READ MORE
Is It Normal for my Skin to Turn Dark Brown and Hurt Right After 50% Tca Peel? Will It Scar?
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30% TCA Peel. Will it cause a scar? (Photo)
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How To Fundraise
You Want to Learn How to Fundraise?
For many in the nonprofit world, learning how to fundraise is a challenging undertaking. However, fundraising can be easy and I believe anyone can become good at it quickly. There are thousands of ways a nonprofit can raise funds but I stick to the belief that the simpler the better. Simple fundraising is something that can be set up in a few hours but get lots of positive response. One of the most important things to remember when learning how to start a nonprofit is, you have also signed up to learn how to fundraise. It will be a large part of your activities so it is time once and for always to learn how to accomplish it and be good at it.
Your Turn to Learn How to Fundraise
First off relax and understand that almost everyone has a reason to figure out how to fundraise at some point in their life and now you are no exception. You have been asked by someone else to donate to a cause, now it is your turn. Don't be concerned about rejection, it is part of learning how to fundraise. Rejection is just a part of getting to those who will donate. Some will donate and some won't, to get to those that are interested you have to also find those who are not. In sales, it is accepted that you get one sale for every rejection, now apply that to learning how to fundraise and have fun finding the rejections. If you really want to start with baby steps you could start with a lemonade stand like in the picture.
As I mentioned, there are thousands of activities one could do to fundraise for a nonprofit, but keeping the fundraising easy makes it easy for everyone involved. The following will give you some ideas on things you can do to learn how to fundraise like a champ. In addition to the ideas below, think about what interests you in donating to a nonprofit. Basically, how to fundraise involves coming up with reasons, events, or even activities that interest others to consider giving your nonprofit a donation.
Activities That Teach How to Fundraise
Donate Per Mile
One way to learn how to fundraise is by doing some activity you enjoy like running, walking, biking, swimming or even ironing. Individually or in a group set a date when you will walk, run, bike or swim a certain distance. Collect promises from people that they will donate a certain amount of money for each mile or lap you complete. A more creative activity is ironing clothes for people and them donate money per item of clothes you iron for them.
Odd Jobs and Yard Care
Mowing yards, sweeping walks, raking leaves and shoveling snow from driveways are easy impromptu way to do chores for donations. This teaches you how to fundraise while doing chores that take very little skill.
Yard Sale
A simple method of learning how to fundraise is to have friends, family or anyone let you sell their unwanted items at a yard sale. It might even be possible to give those that donate items a tax deductible receipt for the items then sell the items for cash, like a Thrift Store.
Spaghetti Dinner
Five dollars in ground beef, spaghetti sauce, pasta and a bread for garlic toast will feed eight people. Stick with that number of guests or double it for a dinner party of sixteen. By throwing a dinner party you can have a captive audience for at least an hour but most likely the night. That will give you plenty of time to persuade all that attend to get involved in your nonprofit, you could even suggest a $10 donation for attending. If you want to scale the party to two hundred, find a church dining hall and for $125 you could have two hundred on board. You might even find a restaurant or grocery store willing to donate the food. This way figuring out how to fundraise is as simple as feeding people some food.
Bake and Craft Sale
Bake and craft sales are easy if you get several to pitch in for the baking or crafts and contact your local grocery store to allow you to use their front sidewalk.
Lemonade Stand
Everyone understands this and there are free printables for your very first lemonade stand over at http://onecharmingparty.com
Learning How to Fundraise Can Be Fun
As you can see from the items above, learning how to fundraise does not have to be hard or complicated. Once you start with something it becomes much easier with each one. If you can get friends and family involved you can have a few hundred donors in no time. Just a few hundred donors giving $20 per month adds up to over four thousand a month, which is more than enough to pay salaries and expenses.
When learning how to fundraise, the biggest challenge can be learning how to make it fun. Money is never the problem but the key is learning to give value in relationships and More detailed information on fundraising including more event ideas and how to do successful large fundraising events can be found in the "Simple Fundraising" book. Learning how to fundraise can be one of the highlights of running a nonprofit.


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Nearshore Nexus
Nearshore Americas
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Nearshore Nexus is the only global services conference for North American executives interested in Caribbean and Latin American IT and BPO opportunities. We design our conference experience around bridging nations – both intellectually and culturally.
When & Where
Hyatt Regency Jersey City on the Hudson
2 Exchange Place
Jersey City,
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (EDT)
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Nearshore Americas
Nearshore Americas (NSAM) produces authoritative and independent news, analysis and research on the fast-emerging Latin America and Caribbean business process, IT, software and call center industries. Our team is dedicated to expanding knowledge around Americas-centric investment and innovation.
Our mission is to provide free high value information and data for business, finance and IT leaders in the U.S. and around the World.


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Developer University @ CES : Room S-228 South Hall Connector
Consumer Technology Association
Thursday, January 12, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
Event website: cesweb.org/events/devU
Event Location: S-228 South Hall Connector (between Central & South halls), LVCC
Developer University @ CES is the venue for developers to come and learn about the latest Platforms, APIs, SDKs, Tools and Developer program from leading comapines that have opened their system to enable 3rd party App Development.
Increasingly OEMs, Service Providers and Platform vendors are opening up their system to enable them to run Apps that can be built by 3rd party developers and enrich their usage. Apps on such platforms are revolutionizing the delivery of content to consumers. Keep up with this fire hose of development platfroms by attending the Developer University @ CES event and discover the next App gold-rush and revolution.
Who Should Attend : This event is geared toward 3rd party developers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, software companies, media and advertising companies and the like looking to design and distribute TV Apps that do entertianment, communication, lifestyle, gaming and more.
CES Registration is requied to attend this event. RSVP here to get session updates.
Developer University Additional Information : Event Details, Agenda & FAQ
Developer University Team
Developer University Team
Have questions about Developer University @ CES : Room S-228 South Hall Connector? Contact Consumer Technology Association
When & Where
2012 International CES, Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC)
3150 Paradise Rd
Las Vegas,
Thursday, January 12, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Congresswoman Nan Hayworth, M.D. (NY-19) released the following statement today regarding the July unemployment numbers released by the United States Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"Sadly, this is no longer surprising: the number of jobless Americans grew again last month. It has been stalled at over eight percent for over three and a half years. If you include people who want to work but have stopped searching because of the dismal economy and those who are forced to work part-time because they can't find full-time employment, the rate is over 15%--with no improvement in sight.
"This week the House of Representatives passed legislation to provide immediate help to the jobless by eliminating the most burdensome portion of the 'fiscal cliff' that looms as of January, 2013, namely the largest tax increase in American history. With votes from our Democratic colleagues as well, we passed a bill to prevent the tax increase and another bill to guide the creation of a flatter, fairer, and simpler tax code. These bills will relieve burdens on our small business owners and employers, strengthen our economy, and grow jobs. It's unconscionable that Senate Majority Leader Reid has refused votes on the dozens of jobs bills that are collecting dust on his desk--it's time for him to act, and he should start with the bills the House passed on August 2."
Source: http://hayworth.house.gov/press-releases/hayworth-statement-on-july-jobless-numbers1/


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On the beach with a professional photographer
I have just returned from our first photo shoot with the lovely Stephanie Mackrill who is an Island photographer and all round lovely woman.
We took the bags and windbreaks down to Ryde sands and had some fun taking pictures and I must say they are much better than my efforts. As one would expect.
I will be uploading them soon to the main website and in the meantime have a look at these for a taster. Please have a look at Stephanie's website as well as she was a true professional who produces first class photos.
Stephanie has also very kindly agreed to be a judge for our gallery competition so please (a) get purchasing and (b) take some pictures with our products. It also counts if you see someone else with one and can take a picture.


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Unto the Tenth Generation: The Straus Foundation
By Dora Straus, Livia Straus, Sarena Straus
CLAL: the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, November 12, 1993
Topic: Philanthropy and Fundraising, Development, Foundations, Fundraising and Philanthropy, Family
Name of Publication: Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas
Editor: Cardin, Nina Beth
Volume/Issue: Vol.24/no.461
Page Number(s): 6-8
Genre: Article
Coverage: New York , United States
Language: English
Copyright Holder: Publisher
Copyright Information: Download for personal use, freely distribute link
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Straus, Dora. Straus, Livia. Straus, Sarena. Unto the Tenth Generation: The Straus Foundation. Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas. CLAL: the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership. 12 November 1993: 6-8. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=7436
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Dealing with taxes and everything that entails is not easy. That's why when we finally complete our annual tax tasks, we don't want to think about tax brackets or withholding or even money-saving tax credits for another year. But that's not always a wise move.
When you stay diligtake care of tax details as they arise throughout the year -- before your return is due, while you're filling it out or long after it's gone to the IRS -- you'll find that can actually ease both your tax trepidation and your tax bill. Being diligent can be rewarding.
There are several tax chores that require attention at times other than April 15. In this chapter, we'll look at three of the most-common tax considerations that crop up outside the usual filing season:
You could save yourself substantial tax dollars if you pay proper attention to these tax details.
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Blackpool are privately baffled by suggestions Paul Ince has today offered his resignation, five months after taking over as manager at the Championship club.
The 45-year-old is understood to have taken training this morning at the club's pre-season training base in Portugal and to have discussed transfer targets with the club's chairman Karl Oyston.
Oyston has received no indication from Ince (above) that he wants to leave, despite the club's message boards being rife with rumours in the past few weeks. Ince, who currently faces a tough low-budget recruitment period to a replace a number of established players who are leaving Blackpool, could not be reached.
The relationship between Ince and Oyston is a challenging one, with the former Manchester United, Liverpool and England midfielder far less comfortable with the chairman's wheeler-dealer methods and reluctance to spend than Ian Holloway was.
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Suzanne Horwitz is a graduate student in the Yale social psychology and developmental department working with John Dovidio. Broadly, her research examines the role that social psychological processes play in perpetuating societal wealth inequality. She is currently completing her dissertation on the causes and consequences of implicit wealth bias. This work focuses on the ways in which people judge others based on their wealth, specifically looking at the distinct roles of explicit social evaluations and implicit social evaluations in regulating discrimination and favoritism. A second research focus is how social attitudes form and develop when social group boundaries are perceived to be flexible (such as with wealth groups in America). Overall, she hopes that an increased understanding of inequality will contribute to the broader goal of creating an equitable society.


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e-HOBBY Shattered Glass Soundwave VS Blaster Set Image Toys in Box Image
e-hobby have released yet anohter new image of the packaging of the Transformers VSE Shattered Glass Soundwave VS Shattered Glass Blaster set. Expect these to be shipped in to the US exclusively through the Transformers Collectors' Club early next year. Pre-Orders were available earlier this year, and we are unsure if there will be extras available as these were made to order at the time.
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Carl Sandburg: A Biography (edition 1993)
by Penelope Niven
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0684192519, Hardcover)Granted accesss to more than 50,000 papers in the Sandburg Collection in Connemara, North Carolina, Niven chronicles Sandburg from his birth in 1878 to immigrant parents, through the years when he struggled to find his identity, into his maturity and fame. The first major biography of Carl Sandburg, this is a remarkable portrait of the populist, the journalist, the orator, the biographer of Lincoln, and, ultimately, the best-loved poet of America's heartland. 16 pages of photographs.
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Follows the life and career of poetbiographer Carl Sandburg.
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Discover new opportunities for building 2D and 3D games with HTML5
The newest iteration of HTML, HTML5 can be used with JavaScript, CSS3, and WebGL to create beautiful, unique, engaging games that can be played on the web or mobile devices like the iPad or Android phones. Gone are the days where games were only possible with plugin technologies such as Flash and this cutting-edge book shows you how to utilize the latest open web technologies to create a game from scratch using Canvas, HTML5 Audio, WebGL, and WebSockets. You'll discover how to build a framework on which you will create your HTML5 game. Then each successive chapter covers a new aspect of the game, including user input, sound, multiplayer functionality, 2D and 3D graphics, and more.
By the end of this invaluable book, you will have created a fully functional game that can be played in any compatible browser or on any mobile device that supports HTML5.
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a great book !
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This book is much more than a very good book on the development of games, because it shows a lot of good practices on Javascript and HTML5.A book very pleasant to read, containing very good examples, plus a very good final game, congratulations to the author.
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PS: Can you not set your comments system to remember the user?
Or you can get a sony smp-n100, tiny, silent and the same features for iplayer etc as the ps3 - plus you get to choose HD iplayer content if it's available
I got the Digital Stream box 2 months ago & now the you tube won't work on it. Anyone know why?
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