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Earth Hour. And although I would like to look at the brighter side of things — pun intended — I find it increasingly difficult to appreciate a cause that revolves around hype. I am not here to say Earth Hour is nothing but a social movement; on the contrary, I do believe in the cause. The faith I lack is in how people would maintain their commitment to the cause a long time after the lights are back on.
After #EarthHour is over, it will be just like Iftar in #Ramadan: binge consumption.
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And herein lies the problem: we want to feel part of something that is much bigger than us; we participate, and when it is over, so is the participation. That is not to say that everyone will go back to heavy consumption, but through observation it is safe to assume that when Earth Hour is over, the majority of people will go on like nothing has ever happened. Unless the event coincides with a solar flare that will fry out the grids (and not just read on the news that they might), I hardly doubt many people will go beyond the hour. Just like when a large proportions of Muslims who observe Ramadan and fast all day end up binge-eating after sunset, missing out completely on the concepts of preservation and discipline. Dare I say that the amount of food wasted daily at Iftar around the world can feed a continent for that day? Food for thought.
So how are social causes any different? Yes, it is all nice and fun to be part of something — but where is the belief and the passion that go along with it?
Perhaps, then, wrapping the event around a challenge is actually a good idea; when you commit people to a challenge, they're more likely to commit to the cause. And in the recent years with everything "going green" trending worldwide, all these green movements are starting to shape up. The fundamental reason behind this is what while the majority of people will go on with their power-hungry lives, those who go beyond the hour are making an impact. They're spreading the awareness and are becoming role models for other people to follow.
The underlying principle here is not necessarily "saving the planet"; it's about discipline in consumption. Let it be power or water or food or whatever resource. Earth is truly finite. Our lives are finite. Every single aspect of our lives is composed of fleeting moments. Why is it when the water is cut off, we manage to brush our teeth and do the dishes and other things with a bottle of water, whereas when it's flowing out of the tap, we're opening the tap all the way?
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- In a blender or food processor, prepare the ranch salad dressing according to package directions. Add peppers and cilantro; cover and process for 2-3 minutes or until combined. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 2-1/2 cups.
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Posted: 03 Jan 2008 at 17:23
I'm sticking this post here since I'm a "born again'er" :)
I emailed Peterson asking if they had a strobe that would work as a drone too. And one that would not require resetting pitches in a cumberson manner as one would progress through the 7 valve postions. Here's the email I received.
What do y'all think?
Hi Richard,
We do actually make such a tuner/tone generator which, when used with a
Peterson TP-2 pickup, operates automatically and hands free, emitting
and matching your tone with a drone at the correct pitch while showing
your own performance on the strobe screen, no foot pedals or switches
Its called the AutoStrobe 590:
It even has a headphone jack for mixing the level of your instrument
with the drone.
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That looks like a VERY cool machine! However, I did a quick check and found that these wonders of technology go for a whopping 850 bucks!!. I can think of many other things that would be far better to spend this money on (for instance, purchasing a plane ticket to New York City so see a production of the Met and have a lesson with David Krauss and a nice meal)! Really, that's way too much for an individual to spend on a tuner (maybe this could be something that your friend could purchase for the school and you could spend some time with it before or after rehearsals).
I can recommend the TuneUp system to help you train your ears while listening for the most vibrant sound. Even Audacity can help you to find when you're really hitting the center (although it's not real time like the Peterson tuner would be).
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Richard, our Community Band has a Peterson AutoStrobe 490. They are incredible machines and sure can display how well (or not!) you are covering all of the harmonics. There's really no need for a "drone" note with them: they aren't really intended for that kind of use. What you want to be using them for is adjusting your "ear" and your horn to get the best sound.
If you simply want to match a tone, then one of those $29 metronomes with built-in 440 (+/- 5) works just as well for a whole lot less money.
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Sheesh! I never looked at the price. Guess I'll have to talk our Band Director into buying one for the school and borrow it from time to time!
"Tune-Up" Derek?
I feel silly. Should have checked the price.
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Try this link which gives my impressions of the TuneUp product and then follow the link at the bottom of the post. It's really a good product and encourages you to play in tune with your best sound.
Hope this helps.
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Derek, thanks so much!!
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I find that it's hard to tune with drones unless they are loud enough, and have never found portable tuners to offer either enough volume or a good enough sound to be useful for that purpose. Using a CD-based approach like "the Tuning CD," "Tune-Up," or others is a better way to go for me, because it provides the best opportunity to hear resultant tones.
Use of the aforementioned Audicity software on a computer could be equally good too. The most recent ITG Journal had an article entitled "Twenty-First Century Practice Techniques" that discusses this, and provides references to Audicity sound files of sustained organ sounds, which you'll find at http://wwwnew.towson.edu/music/trumpet/Drones.htm. (The article goes on to describe how to use these with a sequencer when focusing on particular pieces of music...just more proof of the value of the Journals and ITG Membership!)
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Since we are working on ears why not have a device that plays a tone that we match by simply turning a knob? When I was tuning pianos a lot, out of tune band members became intolerable.
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So last night me and my buddy decided, its a nice night lets go cruise down to my beach house in the Subi and I'd show him all the destruction down there (on the Barrier Island). So we leave and about 35-40 min after we left we are cruising down the parkway, and this Dodge Neon pulls up next to us with what looked like auto-x number on his back window and his hat backward and slanted ever-so slightly to the left. I crack a smirk, at the same time this kid locks eyes with me as if I was the first piece of food he's seen in weeks. He slams his breaks, and jerks his car from the slow lane into the middle lane, about 6 inches off my bumper. In this scenario, I do what I always do. Get in the other lane, let him get window to window with me, slow down about 5 mph, if they slow down, you baited them. This is where you honk 3 times, and watch them look like an idiot as they take off and you remain comfortably at the speed limit laughing.
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When I downshifted to 5th to bait him in, my gear sounded like it was grinding. Not while it was in gear, just as I pushed the shifter from 4th into 5th I felt a little grind. I tryed to re-create this and I believe that it happens when RPM's are above 2-3k. when I accelerate in 4th, clutch in then let the rpm's drop to idle, then I push into 5th I get no grind. HELP PLEASE


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Legend of Grimrock - PC Interface
The Grimrock folks have tossed up some screens of the PC user interface, which has been reduced to offer more playable area (previous screens showed the iPad GUI).
More information.
The screen looks lighter this way. But they should give an option for having the other style, for those who want to play in the older way.
Personally, I don't feel this to be a major problem.
They will implant an automap feature, but I'm already dusting off my graph paper.
Yeah very nice indeed! The first gameplay vid is on their homepage now too and looks very true to Dungeon Master. Definitely watching this game.
Can't wait for this one..i've been waiting an age for another DM-style game to appear.
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If you were a kid when the Audi ur quattro was ripping up the rally scene then you likely remember a day when the toy designers at Radio Shack were a bit more worldly - pushing R/C cars like the Martini Porsche 935 or Audi's own quattro... well before the monster truck cheese peddled today. If you remember those days and care to revisit them, we've found just the thing(s).
Announcing a unique and very special gift for any Audi rally enthusiast. Fourtitude European editor David Corfield had a former life as a rally photographer for the Audi Sport UK team in the 1980s, and here, for the first time is a calendar with a selection of previously unpublished images from his days with the team. Showing all evolutions of quattro, from A1 through to S1 plus 200 (Group A), the calendar is a very special reminder
We've stumbled across a little classic Audi love over on Tinypic.com in the form of an Audi ur quattro template. A red original quattro such as this one has been tearing up the screens in the BBC series Ashes to Ashes and that car apparently inspired this paper cutout template.
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Rally Sport Magazine has published a quick review of a new Audi rallying history book titled 'Audi quattro, the Rally History'. We featured the book in our 2009 Audi Enthusiast's Gift Guide and can't say enough good about it. John Davenport's cataloguing of Audi Sport history is made perfect accompanied by a forward from legendary
The latest video from AudiTV on YouTube is an informative 10 minute piece on the 30 Years of quattro. You might expect this piece to be filled with vintage rally footage and interviews and in that respect it won't disappoint. Christian Geistdorfer, co-driver for Walter Rohrl during the rally era, points out that the S1 (above) was capable of 0-62 mph in 2.9 seconds on
The long slow tease seems shortly at an end. Gamers and driving sim aficionados eagerly await the release of the latest and greatest evolution of the Gran Turismo franchise and its programmers at Polyphony have today announced a Collector's Edition at $99.99 SRP. Among the benefits of the Collector's edition is a voucher for five exclusive downloadable cars with custom liveries.
When it comes to automotive history and perspective, we can think of no better source than Brit-born Octane Magazine. From the same company that supplies EVO, Octane is essentially a similar formula to the typical British classic car mag but with a decidedly more stylish spin. That folks like Nick Mason (Audi Ambassador), Jay Leno and Stirling Moss are all columnists
The Donau Classic event is a staple on the Audi Tradition calendar each summer and this year Audi chose to support the event with their recently purchased Brazilian DKW GT Malzoni and a range of vintage Audis. Audi AG boss Rupert Stadler piloted the DKW while board member Michael Dick tackled the event in an early Audi 80 rally car that predated the quattro era. Walter Rohrl also attended at the


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Title: The Great Depression
During this lesson, students will research the social, political, and economic impact of the Great Depression on the lives of Alabamians. Students will collaborate to create a presentation from the project-based learning activity and present it to the class.
This unit was created as part of the ALEX Interdisciplinary Resource Development Summit.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (4) 35: Report on a topic or text, tell a story, or recount an experience in an organized manner, using appropriate facts and relevant, descriptive details to support main ideas or themes; speak clearly at an understandable pace. [SL.4.4]
Title: The Effect of the Great Depression on Children
After the students have studied the problems that Americans faced during the Great Depression, the teacher will lead the students in a discussion about how the Great Depression affected children. Students will view various letters from different people requesting aid from the state to help provide for their children.
This lesson was created as a part of the Alabama History Education Initiative, funded by a generous grant from the Malone Family Foundation in 2009.
Author Information: Kathy DeFoor (Cohort 2: 2010-2011) Eva School, Morgan County Schools Eva, Alabama
Standard(s): [SS2010] USS6 (6) 5: Explain causes and effects of the Great Depression on the people of the United States.
Title: Alabama Farm Life in the Great Depression
This lesson will include the use of a primary document and period photographs for a cross-curriculum lesson analyzing setting to identify some adverse effects of the Great Depression for farmers. The student will create a postcard which depicts an understanding of the impact of the Great Depression on farmers.
This lesson was created as a part of the Alabama History Education Initiative, funded by a generous grant from the Malone Family Foundation in 2009.
Author Information: April Mitchell (Cohort 2: 2010-2011); Greenwood Elementary; Bessemer City Schools; Bessemer, AL
Standard(s): [SS2010] USS6 (6) 5: Explain causes and effects of the Great Depression on the people of the United States.
Title: Memories of the Great Depression
This hands-on lesson combines social studies, language arts, and technology. Fourth grade students begin by researching and collecting information from a variety of sources. Students develop an appreciation of the difficulties endured by many people during the era of the Great Depression.
Standard(s): [SS2010] ALA (4) 12: Explain the impact the 1920s and Great Depression had on different socioeconomic groups in Alabama.
Title: Built for the People: The Story of the TVA (Abbreviated)
In a land ravaged by flood, the people of the Tennessee Valley found their salvation in water. In the depths of the Depression, they built a foundation for prosperity. In the shadow of the past, they ushered in the Atomic Age. This is the story of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), that has touched the lives of so many people- and generations to come.
Told through the eyes and experience of the people themselves, Built for the People is the story of a grand vision for the Valley. A vision made possible by a region of people who gave their souls to make that vision a reality.
Today, the Valley as we know it- all its magnificence, all its vitality and all its prosperity- stands as a testament to what can be achieved when men and women dedicate their lives to change the course of history.
This is part of the Currents of Change program. For additional resources, search ALEX for "Currents of Change" or go to http://currentsofchange.net/. Standard(s):
[SS2010] US11 (11) 15: Describe changing social and cultural conditions in the United States during the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. [A.1.c., A.1.d., A.1.f., A.1.i., A.1.j., A.1.k.]
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Site contains interactive exercises designed to: Deepen students' understanding of common topics in the study of modern America 1880-1920; Build students' skills in analyzing primary sources; Generate questions that students can pursue by searching in American Memory and other sources.
Standard(s): [SS2010] ALA (4) 12: Explain the impact the 1920s and Great Depression had on different socioeconomic groups in Alabama.
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A free, authoritative source information about the history, politics, geography, and culture of the state of Alabama; updated regularly to ensure that the content is accurate and accessible. The editors are continually adding new entries, photographs, and maps, so check back frequently to see what's new.
Standard(s): [SS2010] USG (12) 14: Describe the role of citizens in American democracy, including the meaning, rights, and responsibilities of citizenship; due process and other rights guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States; and participation in the election process.
Title: Feedsack Dress
Farm families in the early twentieth century, used to "making do'' with what they had, turned feed sacks and flour bags into dresses, underwear, towels, curtains, quilts, and other household necessities. By the 1940s the bag manufacturers were turning out bags in bright colors and printed designs. It was felt that these designs and colors would boost sales, because the woman of the house would always select the brand with the most attractive fabric. During World War II, there was a shortage of cotton fabric for the civilian population, and the recycling of bags became a necessity, encouraged by the government. National Museum of American History
Standard(s): [SS2010] ALA (4) 12: Explain the impact the 1920s and Great Depression had on different socioeconomic groups in Alabama.
Title: Treasures of American History: National Challenges
The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History provides a broad and complex view of the American experience. The valuable pieces of history displayed in this section of the online exhibition entitled "Treasures of American History'' document some of the struggles, conflicts, and controversies that have shaped the nation. Students will learn that by understanding the challenges of the past, they can draw lessons and inspiration for confronting new challenges in the present and future. The topics discussed in this section are: the American Revolution; slavery; westward expansion; the Civil War, women's suffrage, the Great Depression and World War II, the Civil Rights movement and AIDS. A Spanish version of the exhibition is available on the exhibition's homepage.
Standard(s): [SS2010] USS5 (5) 13: Describe social and economic influences on United States' expansion prior to World War I.
Title: Thompson Model 1928 Submachine Gun
During World War I, machine guns were heavy, crew-served weapons. Their operation required several soldiers. Even so-called light machine guns could not easily be handled by single soldiers. To meet the need for an individual rapid-fire weapon, several inventors devised submachine guns. Light enough for one-man use, the new weapons were nicknamed "trench brooms" because they swept the trenches clear of enemy troops. The Thompson submachine gun was the handwork of John Taliaferro Thompson (West Point Class of 1882). It saw only limited wartime use, but the "Tommy gun" in the hands of police and gangsters achieved notoriety as "the gun that made the twenties roar."
Standard(s): [SS2010] USS6 (6) 3: Identify causes and consequences of World War I and reasons for the United States' entry into the war.
Title: Blog Post: Electric Cars: 100 Years Ago and Today
In this post, students will discover the history of electric car technology over the course of the last century. In the early 20th century, motorists had a choice of electric, steam, or gasoline cars, and it wasn't clear that any one type would dominate the market. Electricity was beginning to power home appliances, lights, and streetcars, so it seemed natural to put electric motors and batteries in carriages. Electric vehicles were clean, quiet, and comfortable, but most car buyers in the 1910s and 1920s chose gasoline cars, which had much longer range between fill-ups. Written by Roger White, Associate Curator for Road Transportation with the Division of Work and Industry, this post is published on the Museum's "O Say Can You See?" blog.
Standard(s): [SS2010] USS6 (6) 11: Identify technological advancements on society in the United States since World War II.
Title: The Story Behind the Song: Brother Can You Spare a Dime?
When Americans were humbled by the Great Depression, this song gave voice to their fears and feelings of loss.
Standard(s): [SS2010] US11 (11) 7: Explain strengths and weaknesses of the New Deal in managing problems of the Great Depression through relief, recovery, and reform programs, including the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the Works Progress Administration (WPA), the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), and the Social Security Act. [A.1.a., A.1.b., A.1.d., A.1.f., A.1.i., A.1.j., A.1.k.]


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Dutch city Nijmegen provides affordable housing options in an IKEA-style catalogue.
The city of Nijmegen, Netherlands, worked with several architecture firms to come up with a catalogue of affordable housing kits for first-time home buyers. The housing scheme is called IbbN, short for 'IkbouwbetaalbaarNijmegen,' which translates as 'I build affordable Nijmegen.'
The IbbN scheme aims to help those who would normally only qualify for a rental. With this scheme, buyers with an annual salary between €30,000 and €47,000 can select their dream house from a catalogue of 29 designs of terraced houses and detached houses, all by various architecture firms. With the IbbN loan, potential home owners pay within their income range.
The scheme was inspired by a similar project in Almere that was considered a success with the construction of almost 400 homes.
So far, Nijmegen has allocated 30 plots in the Vossenpels district for the project. The architects work closely with the contractor to build the house on a budget and in the shortest time possible, which is why each house will be constructed from prefabricated housing kits. Construction has already started for some houses.
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Lookin at Girlzzz: Paris still has "it", Gisele, Smirnoff, and More!
1. Love her or hate her, PARIS HILTON still looks damn good in a bikini.
2. Were KARINA SMIRNOFF and SHARNA BURGESS from "Dancing With the Stars" trying to create a HUMAN CENTIPEDE at the beach? I'd like to think so. (Check out the full bikini gallery here.)
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3. GISELE BUNDCHEN poses in various stages of undress in some French magazine.
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LO wrestlers break 35-year drought against Lakeridge and they win their first
The wait is finally over.
Last Thursday marked a monumental date in Lake Oswego High School wrestling as the Lakers beat Lakeridge for the first time in the 35-year rivalry between the two schools.
Neither school has had a juggernaut program during that time, but the battles between the two teams were usually intense. It was always a one-sided battle, though. At least it was until last Thursday when the Lakers scored a resounding 66-9 victory over the Pacers.
The lopsided score was a little misleading, though, since Lakeridge was so short-handed that it was forced to forfeit six matches. Of the seven matches that were contested, however, the Lakers clearly had the upper hand - winning five and all of them by pins.
The victory not only ended Lake Oswego's losing skid against its chief rival, it also ended the Lakers' 13-year losing streak in league matches.
'It feels pretty dog gone good,' Lake Oswego coach Chad Smith said after the meet. 'I don't want to gloat … but we're pretty excited.'
It might not be sportsman-like to gloat, but the Lakers certainly deserve a big pat on the back for turning around a program that had become all but forgotten at Lake Oswego High School.
Earlier this month, the Lakers won a dual meet against South Salem and finished third in a tournament at Sherwood. Those might not be major achievements when compared to a team like top-ranked West Linn, but it at least shows the program is headed in the right direction.
'It's been a lot of hard work and the kids are dedicated,' Smith said of his squad. 'They believe in the program and they believe in themselves.'
The Lakers got their meet against Lakeridge off to a good start when 145-pound senior MacAdam Lea pinned James Taylor, giving the visitors a quick 12-0 lead (following a forfeit at 140).
The Lakers' Max D'Annibale kept things going when he pinned Jeff Saporito at 152 pounds. But the Pacers got those six points back when Taylor London pinned Jake Dadhka at 160 pounds.
Pat Barry, who doubles as the place kicker for the Lake Oswego football team, pushed the Lakers' lead to 24-6 when he pinned Sam Anderson midway through the third round of the 171-pound match. Then it was 30-6 when the Lakers' Kashi Jafari pinned Ryan Bliss with 31 seconds left in the first round of the 189-pound match.
Then came a series of forfeits - at 215, 285, 112, 119 and 125 - all of them in Lake Oswego's favor, which pushed the Lakers' lead to 60-6.
That left just two matches on the evening's slate, and the first of those two featured the night's only decision. The verdict, by a 7-0 count, favored Lakeridge's Jason Weiss over the Lakers' Iain Dexter. Lake Oswego's 135-pound Kyle Allison then ended the night when he pinned Phil Rogers late in the first round.
The Lake Oswego team includes only two seniors, so it was ironic that one of them would start the night with a pin and the other would end the night with a pin.
'I don't know if you could ask for anything nicer or sweeter than that,' Smith said.
While the emotions were running high for the Lakers, things seem to be at the other end of the spectrum for the Pacers, who have had more than share of hard luck lately.
'It's been tough,' Lakeridge coach Forest Marcum said of a season that has been racked with injuries and an assortment of other setbacks.
'We've had a broken wrist, a broken neck, a broken leg … Plus, we had a kid whose mom died, we had a kid whose great-grandmother died, we had a coach whose grandma died and we've had captains quit to pursue other endeavors.
'I think we've lost 15 kids since the beginning of the season. And they were our guys,' the Lakeridge coach lamented.
The Pacers are now down to 10 wrestlers, but that's assuming that two of them return from injuries that Marcum somehow forget to mention.
The team's top wrestler - 152-pound Jeff Hutchens - is sidelined with cracked vertebrae - and 125-pound Nick Wilkins missed last Thursday's match with a concussion. Before his injury, Hutchens had lost only three times this season and was eyeing a high seed at next week's district tournament.
'He was wrestling really tough for us,' Marcum said. 'That was a big loss.'
Despite the fact that his team was severely short-handed, Marcum was still quick to congratulate Lake Oswego on its achievement.
'I give LO a lot of credit. They were a little tougher and they out-fought us,' the Pacers' coach said. 'Lake Oswego has gotten a lot better and Chad (Smith) deserves a lot of credit for that. I have nothing but positive things to say about them.'


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Gov. Jack Dalrymple urged pipeline industry officials Thursday to quickly -- and safely -- expand North Dakota's pipeline network to keep pace with record production in the state's booming oil patch.
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[USA CONFIDENTIAL] Just how much a challenge Jurgen Klinsmann has as U.S. national team coach is reflected in the
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NOT A LOT OF CHOICES. Injuries to the likes of Landon Donovan, Jose Torres, Stuart Holden and Fabian Johnson certainly thinned out of the options Klinsmann has available. There are only a few players whose absence from the Miami camp raised some eyebrows, and none of them could be labeled a sure thing.
Omar Gonzalez? The omission of the Los Angeles Galaxy defender is perhaps the biggest surprise. After all, the USA is very thin in the middle of the backline, and Gonzalez is the best young defender in MLS. But he is not the complete package. The excellent "24 under-24 series" on mlssoccer.com ranked Gonzalez eighth among MLS prospects and the best young defender in the league but some technical directors and coaches have their doubts, particularly about his lack of pace. If there is any time to bring Gonzalez into the national team, this month is not it. The Galaxy has counted on Gonzalez a lot, but he and his teammates looked very tired in Tuesday's 2-0 loss at New York. Gonzalez's best chance to step into the national team lineup in the backline may come when Carlos Bocanegra steps aside. But that might not be for a year or two.
Brad Davis? The Houston Dynamo midfielder has 14 assists this season, the most in his career and second only behind David Beckham in MLS this season. But he's never gotten more than the proverbial cup of tea with the national team (four caps) and approaching 30 may be destined to becoming a left-footed version of Steve Ralston, a consummate MLS player who never fit into the national team plans.
START TO FINISH. For the time being, Klinsmann is clearly more concerned how his team plays minutes 1-60 than how it finishes a game in minutes 61-90. (Ironic, of course, since the best it has played in three games was the last half hour against Mexico.) He made only four subs against Mexico, two against Costa Rica and three against Belgium.
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DANKE SCHOEN. Given the lack of depth, you must wonder where the USA would be if young German-Americans Timmy Chandler, Danny Williams and Johnson had not decided to play for the USA.
It also says something about the U.S. youth system that the majority of players coming into the national team in the last year have few ties, if any, to the United States.
CURRENT FORM COUNTS. After he struggled at left back in Klinsmann's first two games in charge, any chances Edgar Castillo had of remaining in the national team picture in the short term were shot when he was recently dropped from the starting lineup at Club America. He hasn't even been on the bench. (Update: Castillo has been nursing a slight hamstring pull.)
While current form hasn't always counted when players were picked for national team duty in recent years, it will count under Klinsmann.
LONDON CALLING? Klinsmann hasn't talked a lot about the 2012 Olympics, but it will be perhaps the most important test of the national team program in his first year in charge. He played on West Germany's Olympic team that finished third in Seoul in 1988, and he considers the success of that team that also included such players as Thomas Haessler, Karl-Heinz Riedle and Frank Mill an important factor in the success West Germany had two years later in winning the World Cup title in Italy.
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Hotel La Carreta provides an outdoor tennis court and a fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Finally.....i Got The 442 Painted......pics....
I feel like I've been working on this thing forever I just painted it Friday, the clear is about 1 hour old. The pics aren't the greatest but I'll get better ones after I get all the trim, decals and pinstriping on it Talk about a long day.........it took me 8 hours to paint the metallic silver, mask off, paint black, unmask silver, and clear coat ( including inside of doors and door jambs). It really turned out SUPER It was fun but I'm always relieved when It's all done.
Glad to hear things went well for you grape man. Thats usually how it seems to go, what you think you will get painted next week takes longer then what you planned. How did your two tone go? didn't get any spots where the black got under the tape did you? Did the omni cover okay, think thats what you said you were using. 8 hours isn't really too bad considering you were doing a two tone and had extra tapeing and spraying and the fact the base has to sit long enough to tape on. Painting can wear you out sometimes. I usually in relieved too when the they are painted and only have some buffing and installing parts left to do. Finally had some decent weather around here this weekend. I picked a used starter up at the junkyard and put it in my bonneville thats been sitting since last fall. Put the battery charger on it and just tried it and it turned over. Wasn't fun lying in mud changing and trying to jack the car up though. Now if I can get it to start this weekend, I can use it to try to pull my truck close enough to get it into the garage to work on. Thats been sitting broken down for a long time. Then probably try to get rid of the car. Man I am ready for spring.
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I just had a tiny bit of black get on the silver where the door meets the front fender (nothing major). I still have a lot of work left, I have to put the door latches and locks back in, all the interior door panels, windshield trim, door trim, decals, etc.... I can't wait to take it outside where I can stand back and see it better. I should be able to buff it by next weekend, right? The onmi covered great, I had enough to give it 3 coats.It took longer than I thought because the guy wanted me to put in a new windshield and there was more body work than I seen in the pics he sent me when I first saw the car. It was BEAUTIFUL the day I painted (50 degrees outside temp), I had the wood furnace going with one window and one door open and it stayed 80 degrees in the shop the whole day. If you were closer to me I would drive by and help you with you truck Don't you just love trying to lift a vehicle on wet ground and the floor jack just goes down into the ground instead of lifting the vehicle
Actually we use to buff the omni clear the next day, but I haven't used it since the mid 90's. I like to buff the next day myself, as long as it doesn't leave a fingerprint real easier. I just have an easier time getting my wetsanding scratches out this way. I haven't really noticed any dieback with urethane clears I have been buffing after like 16-24 hrs after painting was finished, and if it did happen to die back some, I think another run over with the buffer should take care of it. Plus its lot easier buffing and cleaning up without parts in the way, then after you are done with that install part is what I do.
Yeah, everything wanted to sink into the mud, and I had a wagon wheel spare on the side I was jacking. I had a real hard time getting the car high enough to put wood and a jackstand under. It turns over now, and been keeping the battery charger on it. I've finally got a few sputters last time I tried starting. Think having a battery although new, its been sitting along with old gas is giving me problems. I added some new gas to the little bit of old that was left in the tank, Hopefully she'll fire if I keep trying, or maybe tommorrow.
Grape she looks pretty good! Should look really good when the cut and buff is done. It looks like you shot the jambs and exterior all at the same time which always is a PITA to setup the masking for that. Nice job. Bob
Nice job Grape... Looking good !
post some more pics when cut and buffed.. thats a cool car ..
Thanks Guys My flow coat looks awesome, I think just a little buffing and I'll be good to go. I think I REALLY lucked out when I bought my gallon of clearcoat, I think they forgot to add orange peel to this gallon Painting the door jambs wasn't bad, the door itself I just opened for painting. The doors were both replaced so the paneling was already removed (didn't have to tape them off), then just covered the seats and dash with bedsheets. If your car is carburated kenseth, just do like I do, unhook the gas line before the fuel pump and have someone hit the key while you bottle feed good gas thru the carb (you can do this with efi also, just unhook the injector wire on the throttle body). Then you won't flood it with 40 gallons of stale gas and you will know if the gas is the problem I bought a truck once that a guy couldn't get running, when I tried to start it it would start but kill again. I couldn't find anything wrong while sitting in the seat and hitting the key cause when I got out it would kill again. I took a 1 quart oil bottle and filled it with gas, then found a real small hose about as big around as a pencil, set the gas bottle on the wiper leaning against the windshield and siphoned the gas from the bottle and let it run into the carb to keep it running so I could check things out. It turned out to be a crack in the gas hose right before the fuel pump so it was sucking air
Its a fuel injected 3.8 grape. No problem, she started this morning, and got it pulled in the garage to put the exhaust manifold back on. Not bad for not being driven at all since fall, and only once in a while before that, took it off the road last summer I think. Too bad the front end and quite a few other things need replacing on that car, with the value on the car, not sure it would be worth it. I bought it for 700 bucks about 6 years ago and it has been pretty dang reliable. I fixed a lot of rust holes and after i painted I spun a bearing in the engine, so I had it machined and I put a engine kit in it. I seen the guy I bought it from two years ago and he was shocked it I still owned it and it was on the road. He said I always liked that car, I should have never sold it. I really want to get my truck going though and stick money into that. You don't realize how much you use a truck for picking up stuff, and I want to get a trailer too to pull with it in case I ever see a project I am interested in or if I have to pull a car to work on. The truck gave me more then enough problems though after I bought it. Now I know why the guy got rid of it sort of cheap. $900 for a 1989 f150 extended cab with 4x4, 5sp, and a 1992 302v8. Good luck on finishing up that Olds.
Looks great. Nice work!
damn sweet where you getting the decals?
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I have the decal kit already, I got them from a dealer. Not from the actual dealer, I have a friend that works in parts at the Chevrolet dealer and he finds stuff for me I don't know if I'll get it all buffed and put together this week but I'll post more when I do.
i need a set of mirrors for an 86' monte SS.
Are those mirrors the same as the Cutlass or Regal? If they are I have an extra set from the doors that were taken off from this car. There in good shape if your interested. I think you can see the mirrors in one of my pics
looks nice
then 86-88 they changed them to a different style. they are closer to the door, they dont have the "stem" that holds the mirror farther out from the door like the older style. a sweet site is laren engineering.com (i dont recall how to spell it.) but they have the late SS mirrors on there you can see if your curious.
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