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Archive for June, 2011
Nearly 50% of Teens in America Drink, Smoke, Use Drugs
Posted by Drug Free in Alcohol Abuse, Drug Addiction, Prescription Drug Abuse, Tobacco Abuse on June 30, 2011
The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at the Columbia University in New York recently shared alarming statistics on teens under substance abuse. According to the report, almost 50% of the American teen population is now into drinking, smoking or drug abuse, and many of them become addicts before they reach the age of 18.
The report also cited alcohol as the most common drug of choice by high school students, followed by cigarettes and marijuana. Of the ten million high school students in the country, 75% of them have already experimented with alcohol, marijuana, and even cocaine, with one out of every five qualifying in the criteria of being an addict.
CASA vice president and director of research Susan E. Foster says that their study sends out the message to parents that it's time to intervene and prevent addictions of their teens. "Do everything you can to get young people through their teen years without using drugs or alcohol," she says. "Every year they don't use drugs or alcohol reduces their risk of negative consequences, such as addiction."
Teen substance abuse has become a very big problem. But Dr. Stephen Grcevich, a child psychologist from the Family Center in Ohio, says that the problem can be avoided with parents guiding their children at the earliest stage. There is a need for parents to influence their kids even in their early years so that by the time they reach teenage years, they would be able to handle the pressure and eventually say no to drugs and alcohol.
People who drink only by age 21 are 40% less likely to become addicts later on in life than those who start drinking even before they reach 15 years old. The human brain is still developing between the ages of 15 and 22, and the process could be negatively affected by drinking, smoking or drug use.
African-American Youth Market Targeted by Menthol Cigarettes
Posted by Drug Free in Tobacco Abuse on June 29, 2011
Some menthol cigarette companies are spending extravagantly on marketing ads and maintaining low prices of their products to be able to attract the African-American youth population, a new study says.
In the latest issue of the Nicotine & Tobacco Research journal, researchers at the Stanford University have uncovered that menthol cigarette manufacturers have their eyes set on the youth market. In California high schools, rampant marketing ads can be found near these institutions and cigarettes sold in areas have lower prices, giving students more reasons to try smoking.
In the study conducted, proponents randomly visited convenience stores and food shops near high schools. They have observed that in places where more black kids study, some cigarette brands are priced lower and more enticing advertisements are scattered all over the place.
As an example, the study focused on one of the popular brands of menthol cigarettes, Newport. They recorded that for every 10% increase in the proportion of African-American students in nearby schools, their product is priced twelve cents lower. This system of marketing though was not observed for non-menthol brands like Marlboro.
Senior researcher Lisa Henriksen from the Stanford Prevention Research Center says that lower prices would naturally result to more cigarettes being bought and consumed. "We think our study, which shows the predatory marketing in school neighborhoods with higher concentrations of youth and African-American students, fits a broad definition of harm."
In this study, researchers were able to show that most teens prefer mentholated cigarettes. On students aged 12 to 17 years old, menthol cigarettes were preferred by 71.9% African-Americans, 47% of Hispanics, and 41% of whites.
Cocaine Filled with Veterinary Drug Rots Skin!
Posted by Drug Free in Drug Addiction, Drug Facts on June 28, 2011
For the longest time, authorities have warned parents and their children about the dangerous effects of illegal substances like cocaine. Aside from being addictive, cocaine can cause problems in the brain that could lead to death.
But today, the illicit drug just got more dangerous. According to reports from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, about 82% of the amounts of cocaine that they have seized are all mixed with another drug that can literally rot the skin on user's noses, cheeks and ears. Drug dealers are adding what is known as levamisole, a veterinary drug, to the cocaine shipments that they distribute around America.
In the illegal drugs industry, fillers are used on products to gain more profit. This is probably how levamisole ends up in cocaine. Cheap cocaine is usually composed of up to 90% filler, and dealers before would usually use baking soda for this purpose. Dr. Noah Craft from the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute says that the problem brought about by this low-grade cocaine in the market can be very big.
Levamisole is now the choice of most drug dealers to act as fillers since it has the same effect on brain receptors like cocaine has. This will make cheap cocaine perform a lot closer to high-end grades, thus sellers will be able to have a big margin of profit.
In a feature on The Week, wounds brought about by using tainted cocaine appear a day after contact with the substance. The skin's blood vessels are damaged, and the skin is starved with oxygen resulting to skin turning purple and eventually dies and rots.
In Canada, suspected users of cheap cocaine have been diagnosed with Hepatitis C and anemia. Here in the U.S., more doctors are seeing gruesome wounds due to the use of cocaine. Authorities have warned that tainted cocaine is not only distributed in New York or L.A. but in the whole country as well.
Smoking of Fake Pot Can Lead to Psychological Problems
Posted by Drug Free in Marijuana Use and Abuse, Other Addictions on June 27, 2011
Here's something that K2 or Spice consumers should know about — exposure to synthetic cannabis can lead to serious psychological problems.
Professor John Huffman, originally an organic chemist from the Clemson University who created the JWH 018 – the stimulant that has the same effects as the active ingredient in cannabis called THC – says that products containing "fake pot" are dangerous. They can cause psychological problems which may all be irreversible.
"Do not use these products," says Professor Huffman who resides in South California, according to a feature on NZ Herald. Though he is the inventor of the popular substance, he only has one advice to people who are fond of using it, and that is to stop now before everything is too late.
In the US, products such as K2 and Spice have become a lucrative business for producers who are into large scale manufacturing of the substances. They have been warned about the dangers of their merchandise, yet they do not listen at all for as long as they are making a lot of money at the expense of cannabis users.
A toxicologist from the Dunedin-based National Poisons Center, Dr. Leo Schep, supports Professor Huffman's warnings, and says if there is anyone in the world who knows fake pot best, it's Huffman.
In most emergency cases related to cannabinoids, immediate symptoms of patients include anxiety, increased blood pressure levels and heart rates, and even seizures. Long-term effects are currently being established, but as early as now, they are pointing towards the road to self-destruction.
Smoking Increases Risk of Dying of Prostate Cancer
Posted by Drug Free in Tobacco Abuse on June 27, 2011
There is another reason for men to quit smoking — it can increase risk of death due to prostate cancer by 61%.
In a study made at the Harvard University, data showed that men who smoke up their chances of dying of prostate cancer and recurrence of prostate cancer. In a feature from the Voice of America, researcher Stacy Kenfield said "We looked at the amounts that current smokers were smoking, and we did see an increase in prostate cancer mortality if you smoked more cigarettes."
Every year, there are 900,000 prostate cancer cases all over the world, and about a quarter of this figure eventually die of the disease.
The study also relates prostate cancer and former smokers. Those who quit for at least ten years before they were diagnosed to have the illness were performing as people who never smoked did.
Kenfield suggests the probable reasons why smokers are more likely to die of this type of cancer. She says the cancer-causing chemicals in cigarettes are to blame as well as hormones that are disrupted by smoking. "Studies have found an association between current smoking and increased testosterone, which is known to stimulate prostate cancer growth. And other studies have shown that nicotine induces angiogenesis, or the formation of new blood vessels."
It was also observed that smokers have a more dangerous form of prostate cancer than those who do not smoke.
Small Pregnancy Risks Associated with Antidepressants
Posted by Drug Free in Prescription Drug Abuse on June 26, 2011
Pregnant women who take antidepressants may increase the risk of birth defects on their children. Mothers who take fluoxetine (Prozac) and paroxetine (Paxil) are more likely to give birth to babies with heart problems, according to a study based on national data from Finland.
According to Dr. Heli Malm who headed the research, the small risks are not enough to conclude that these drugs are not safe for pregnant women. He noted that the possibilities are way too small, with only 105 out of 10,000 babies affected by fluoxetine and 31 out of 10,000 affected by paroxetine, to totally prohibit the use of these drugs specifically on pregnant women.
Yet these antidepressants, also known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, should be used only when they are strongly advised by doctors and with corresponding clear indications on how to use them to avoid any unwanted side effects on unborn babies.
Data gathered by the researchers showed that the inborn problem related to fluoxetine is the isolated ventricular septal defect where a hole on either the left or right sides of the heart occur. Paroxetine brought about a right ventricular outflow tract defect which means that the flow of blood from the heart's right chambers is abnormal.
But there are cases where women who suffer from depression are much safer when they have medications while they are pregnant. At the Teratology Information Service in the Hospital District of Helsinki, Finland, some doctors take greater consideration on mother's health and well-being rather than in the very small possibility of babies being born with cardiac malformations.
Women who are under medication with antidepressants who plan to have children should consult health care providers on how they can continue taking these drugs while pregnant. There should be a way to both protect the unborn child from the side effects of antidepressants and the mothers who depend on these medications for their mental health and well-being.


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I bought an AK-47. I only want to put money into ammo and clips (OK, and a sling and cleaning rod, too). I ordered up that stuff last night. I would like to keep the stock iron sights, but want to know if it's possible to enhance them somehow for quicker acquisition, especially in low lighting. Being an underfolder, the sights don't come up naturally aligned as it is. Here's what I'm thinking of trying.
I was thinking of painting a white line across the back of the rear sight, the same thickness as the depth of the notch. And then I was going to paint a white spot on the rear of the front sight so that when I have my sight picture the whites are perfectly aligned. There will still be a little "air" on either side of the front sight, like there is now, to help me center it. I'm thinking this will also help to quickly differentiate between the front sight and the half circle front sight guard, which I've found my eyes gravitating to.
Do you think this would work? And is there a special paint or white marker I should use?

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Belding softball missing a pair of key players in 7-1 loss to Sparta
BELDING — Playing without two of their top players the Belding Redskins softball team struggled both at the plate and in the field.
The Redskins coming off two victories against the Sparta Spartans on Tuesday lost 7-1 in a single game on Thursday afternoon at Demorest Field in O-K Blue play.
Both catcher Mariah Heintzelman and shortstop Rachel Hunt were hurt during Tuesday's doubleheader. Heintzelman sprained an ankle while Hunt injured a shoulder. Heintzelman is expected back, at least, for Tuesday's doubleheader with Coopersville. Hunt is awaiting further evaluation.
"We are pretty banged up right now," Belding coach Mikayla Linebaugh. "Not having Mariah or Rachel really hurt us. We were lucky to escape with two wins on Tuesday after they were injured."
Kyleigh Linebaugh suffered the loss. She went 4 1-3 innings, allowing one walk, one earned run and five strikeouts. Morgan Hill pitched the final 2 2-3 innings, allowing one hit with three strikeouts.
"We're trying, but it's getting frustrating," Linebaugh said. "We had lots of errors, but we have a lot of players out of position right now."
Mindy Reminga, Makayla Boss and Kaitlyn Lieffers each had one hit. Autumn Thome drove in Belding's run.
"Our bats were pretty quiet tonight," Linebaugh said.
The Redskins fell to 7-4 overall and 5-1 in the league.
Belding will travel to Eaton Rapids for a tournament on Saturday. They host undefeated Coopersville on Tuesday for a doubleheader.
"Hopefully we are healthy for those games (Coopersville) and we can sneak a couple of wins," Linebaugh said.
Belding is at Coopersville on Thursday.


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Food Events
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BIG NIGHT CATERING BEER DINNER Big Night Catering is back with another multicourse beer pairing dinner. Sat., April 6, 7pm. (2013) The Barber Shop, 207 Mercer Street, Dripping Springs, 512/829-4636. www.brownpapertickets.com/event/349843
BLUEGRASS & BBQ WITH A SUNDAY PIG ROAST-OFF Woodstreet Bloodhounds add a bluegrass touch to the bluebonnets and a soundtrack to the party with barbecue and pizza vendors (Saturday) and the competition pig roast-off (Sunday). Call or email to register teams or individuals. Sat. & Sun., April 6 & 7, 1-4pm Becker Vineyards, 464 Becker Farms Rd., Stonewall, 830/644-2681 x311. $50 entry fee. firstname.lastname@example.com, www.beckervineyards.com
CHEF DU CINEMA GOES CLASSIC AMERICAN Chef Ron Deutsch presents George Lucas' classic American Graffiti paired with an all-American four-course menu. Reserve online or by phone. Sat., April 6, 6:30-9pm. (2013) Central Market North Cooking School, 4001 N. Lamar, 512/206-1014. $50. www.centralmarket.com
TEXAS OLIVE FESTIVAL Celebrate spring near Dripping Springs in the scenic olive groves and attractive tasting room of the Texas Hill Country Olive Company. Enjoy local food and wines, live music, cooking demos and book signings, olive orchard classes, and kids activities. Sat., April 6, 11am-6pm. (2013) Texas Hill Country Olive Company, 2530 W. Fitzhugh Rd., Dripping Springs. www.texashillcountryoliveco.com
TEXAS VEGFEST What could be better than a spring day on the shady shores of Lady Bird Lake with cooking demos, educational speakers, kids activities, live music, good food, and cold beer? Sat., April 6, 11am-6pm. (2013) Fiesta Gardens, 2101 Jesse E. Segovia St., 512/480-8318. www.texasveggest.com
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BLUEGRASS & BBQ WITH A SUNDAY PIG ROAST-OFF Woodstreet Bloodhounds add a bluegrass touch to the bluebonnets and a soundtrack to the party with barbecue and pizza vendors (Saturday) and the competition pig roast-off (Sunday). Call or email to register teams or individuals. Sat. & Sun., April 6 & 7, 1-4pm Becker Vineyards, 464 Becker Farms Rd., Stonewall, 830/644-2681 x311. $50 entry fee. firstname.lastname@example.com, www.beckervineyards.com
CHILDREN'S PICNIC AND REAL FOOD FAIR Families are encouraged to celebrate the third anniversary of First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move Initiative by packing a picnic and gathering on the grounds of the historic French Legation for an afternoon of games, live music, movies, two art exhibits, gardening and cooking demonstrations, plus local farmers and food vendors. Sun., April 7, 1-5pm. (2013) French Legation Museum, 802 San Marcos St., 512/472-8180. www.frenchlegationmuseum.org
DRINK RIBERA, DRINK SPAIN The Wine & Food Foundation of Texas invites you to sample vintages from one of Spain's top wine making regions complemented by bites from Trace restaurant. Reserve tickets online. Sun., April 7, 2-4pm. (2013) W Hotel, 200 Lavaca, 512/542-3600. $45. www.winefoodfoundation.org
LOCAL FOOD FOR THOUGHT EVENING TO KICKSTART PHOENIX FARMS Enjoy cocktails and local bites followed by an informative panel discussion about the future plans for Phoenix Farms with local farmers, foragers, and chefs moderated by Edible Austin publisher Marla Camp. Get tickets online. Sun., April 7, 7pm. (2013) Olive & June, 3411 Glenview, 512/467-9898. $30 ($60, VIP). www.locavorenextdoor.eventbrite.com
Monday 8
BARREL-AGED CRAFT BEER DINNER Avery Brewing Company presents a selection of barrel-aged craft beers paired with a multicourse dinner. Reserve by phone. Mon., April 8, 6pm. (2013) Easy Tiger, 709 E. Sixth, 512/614-4972. $100. www.easytigeraustin.com
Thursday 11
CULTUREMAP TASTEMAKER AWARDS Celebrate Austin's culinary movers and shakers as recognized by CultureMap at this second annual gala at the Driskill to benefit the Austin Food and Wine Alliance. Thu., April 11, 6:30pm. (2013) The Driskill Hotel, 604 Brazos, 512/439-1234. $50 ($100, VIP). www.austin.culturemap.com/tastemakers/tickets
12 DAYS OF DESSERTS Each dinner features desserts themed for a day in the classic song. Through Dec. 24 laV. www.lavaustin.com
ACC'S BISTRO 3158 International cuisine from Austin Community College Culinary Arts students. Thursdays, 6pm ACC Eastview Campus, 3401 Webberville Rd, 512/223-5334. $22. www.austincc.edu/cularts/Bistro
AFTERNOON HIGH TEA Every Sunday afternoon, this Downtown cafe transforms into a Victorian tea room with plenty of brewed teas, dainty finger sandwiches, and delectable desserts. Hours by appointment. Sundays. Cafe Ruckus, 409 W. Second, 512/476-7825. $30. firstname.lastname@example.com, www.caferuckus.com
BARTON CREEK FARMERS' MARKET Saturdays, 9am-1pm. Barton Creek Square, 2901 Capital of TX Hwy. S., 512/327-7040. www.bartoncreekfarmersmarket.org
BLUEBONNET FARMERS' MARKET Sundays, 11am-3pm. 2323 S. Lamar. www.bartoncreekfarmersmarket.org
BOGGY CREEK FARM FARM STAND Wednesdays & Saturdays, 8am-1pm. Boggy Creek Farm, 3414 Lyons, 512/926-4650. www.boggycreekfarm.com
BOURBON MONTH Through Sept. 30 Opal Divine's, all locations. www.opaldivines.com
CHARCUTERIE AND CHEESE Tue., Dec. 8 & Thu., Dec. 10 Antonelli's Cheese House, 500 Park Blvd.. $60. www.antonellischeese.com
COMMUNITY TABLE AT UCHI Enter a lottery to attend a community table at Uchi. Tue., Nov. 25, (2014) Uchi, 801 S. Lamar, 512/916-4808. firstname.lastname@example.com, uchiaustin.com
CULINARY CRAWLS Explore Austin's culinary scene with your fellow foodies. Thursdays, 6-8:30pm. www.austindetours.com
DRINK LOCAL HAPPY HOUR Local brews for cheap. What better way to prepare for hump day? Tuesdays, 5-7pm Contigo, 2027 Anchor, 512/614-2260. $2 pints. www.contigoaustin.com
HEIRLOOM TOMATO FESTIVAL Enjoy fresh-off-the-vine heirloom tomatoes. Through August 31. Crú Food & Wine Bar, both locations. www.cruawinebar.com
HOLIDAY FAVORITES AT CENTRAL MARKET'S COOKING SCHOOL An array of holiday-themed cooking classes. Sun., Nov. 2, (2014) Central Market North Cooking School, 4001 N. Lamar, 512/206-1014. centralmarket.turnstilesystems.com/LocationDetail.aspx/AustinNorthLamar
HOLIDAY PAIRINGS: HOW TO CELEBRATE WITH CHEESE Some of our most sought-after Winter seasonal cheeses. Tue., Nov. 17 - Thu., Dec. 17, 6:30-8:30pm. (2015) Antonelli's Cheese House, 4220 Duval St., 512/531-9610. $50. www.antonellischeese.com
HOPE FARMERS' MARKET Sundays, 11am-3pm. Plaza Saltillo, 412 Comal, 512/727-8363. www.hopefarmersmarket.org
HOTEL SAN JOSE'S BAVARIAN NIGHTS Tue., Dec. 16, (2014) Hotel San Jose, 1316 S. Congress, 512/852-2350. www.sanjosehotel.com
JAZZ BRUNCH Live jazz, $3 mimosas, and a brunch buffet. Sept. 20, Sept. 27, Oct. 18, Oct. 25, Nov. 15, Nov. 22 Hotel San Jose, 1316 S. Congress, 512/852-2350. $24. www.sanjosehotel.com
JAZZ BRUNCH Live jazz accompanies this bimonthly brunch buffet held in the hotel's courtyard lounge. $3 mimosas. Second and fourth Saturdays of the month, 10am-2pm Hotel San Jose, 1316 S. Congress, 512/852-2350. www.sanjosehotel.com
LONE STAR FARMERS' MARKET Sundays, 10am-2pm. Shops at the Galleria, Shops Parkway, off Highway 71, Bee Cave. www.lonestarfarmersmarket.com
LONGHORN BREAKFAST CLUB Bloody Mary bar and brunch menu every home game day. Complimentary party bus to tailgates. Oct. 4 & 18, Nov. 8 & 27 J Black's, 710-B W. Sixth, 512/433-6954. www.jblacks.com
NATIONAL SALAD MONTH Lettuce count the ways. Mon., May 11 - Sun., May 31, (2015) Fuzzy's Taco Shop, all locations. www.fuzzystacoshop.com
NATIONAL SANDWICH MONTH 15% discount on all sandwiches during lunch. Through Aug. 31. The Hightower, 1209 E. Seventh, 512/524-1448. www.thehightoweraustin.com
OKTOBERFEST Traditional and special German beer, and bratwurst. Through October 31 Smoke n' Hops, 3799 Hwy. 290 E., Dripping Springs, 512/655-3069.
RAW NIGHTS Crudo, ceviche, and poké. Through September Mongers Market + Kitchen, 2401 E. Cesar Chavez, 512/215-8972. www.mongersaustin.com
SFC DOWNTOWN FARMERS' MARKET Saturdays, 9am-1pm. Republic Square Park, 422 Guadalupe, 512/974-6700. www.sfcfarmersmarket.org
SFC EAST FARMERS' MARKET Tuesdays, 3pm-7pm. Corner of MLK & Miriam. www.sfcfarmersmarket.org
SFC FARMERS' MARKET AT THE TRIANGLE Wednesdays, 3-7pm. Triangle Park, 4700 N. Lamar, 512/452-1404. www.sfcfarmersmarket.org
SFC SUNSET VALLEY FARMERS' MARKET Saturdays, 9am-1pm. Toney Burger Activity Center, 3200 Jones, 512/414-2096. www.sfcfarmersmarket.org
SPRINGDALE FARM FARM STAND Wednesdays & Saturdays, 9am-1pm. Springdale Farm, 755 Springdale, 512/386-8899. www.springdalefarmaustin.com
SULLIVAN'S WHITE HOT PARTY Exclusive giveaways, summer entertainment and delicious eats. Fri., Sept. 4, 5-9pm. (2015) Sullivan's Steakhouse, 300 Colorado #200, 512/495-6504. www.sullivansteakhouse.com
TAILGATE ON THE LAWN Three hours prior to UT football kickoff time, Hotel Ella serves up food, brews, and cocktails, plus shuttle service to and from the stadium. Oct. 4 & 18, Nov. 8 Hotel Ella, 1900 Rio Grande, 512/495-1800. $50. www.hotelella.com
TASTE OF THANKSGIVING Everything from vegetarian options to traditional pies. Sat., Nov. 14 - Sun., Nov. 22, (2015) Wheatsville Food Co-op, 3101 Guadalupe, 512/478-2667. www.wheatsville.coop
TEXAS FARMERS' MARKET AT LAKELINE Saturdays, 9am-1pm. Lakeline Mall, 11200 Lakeline Mall Dr., Cedar Park, 512/363-5700. www.texasfarmersmarket.org/lakeline
TEXAS FARMERS' MARKET AT MUELLER Sundays, 10am-2pm. Mueller Lake Park & Browning Hangar, 4209 Airport. www.texasfarmersmarket.org/mueller
THREE COURSE SAVORY TASTING MENU Every evening in December. $30 for wine pairing. Daily through Dec. 30 laV. $60. www.lavaustin.com
TOKYO HAPPY HOUR BRUNCH Check out the new Tokyo Brunch menu on weekends where made-from-scratch Japanese dishes are paired with sake cocktails. Enjoy happy hour prices from 10-11:30am at brunch during an introductory period. Lucky Robot Japanese Kitchen, 1303 S. Congress, 512/444-8081. www.luckyrobotrestaurant.com
TOY DRIVE Three-week toy drive benefiting Dell Children's Hospital at both Cedar Park locations. Through Dec. 18 PDQ, both locations. www.eatpdq.com
VINTNER DINNER SERIES: WESTCAVE CELLARS WINERY Round Mountain vintner teams up with chef Chris Huffman. Sat., Jan. 23 - Sat., Feb. 27, (2016) Blair House, 100 W. Spoke Hill Dr., Wimberley, 512/847-1111. $70. www.blairhouseinn.com
WEDNESDAY DINNER BUFFET Dinner features an array of food fairs, Russian comfort food, Ukrainian cuisine, Georgian cuisine, Central Asian cuisine, as well as the best traditional drinks like mors, kompot, and Russian tea included in the price. Wed., Nov. 18 - Wed., March 16. Russian House, 307 E. Fifth, 512/428-5442. $30. www.russianhouseofaustin.com
WHISKEY WEDNESDAY December means Scotch. Wed., Dec. 2 - Wed., Dec. 30, 4pm. (2015) 416 Bar & Grille, 5011 Burnet Rd. #150, 512/206-0540. www.416barandgrille.com


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WIM plays a dense, melancholic style of indie rock. Lead singer Martin Solomon's vocal style is most comparable to Paul Banks or Ian Curtis, and he performs with a stage presence of someone twice his age. His reverb-soaked lyrics are complemented by the fantastic harmonies of his bandmates. The guitar work from WIM guitarist Saul Wodak is also outstanding, and works only to build on the mature and tasteful songwriting style the band has developed.
WIM shone with its chaotic noise breakdowns, driving rhythm section and blissful keyboard work, which is also showcased on the band's new album that's set for release November 15. If this show is anything to go by, this band is only going to grow.


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A neat little saddle bag for riders who like to take just the bare essentials, the Lizard Skins Micro Cache Saddle Bag will accommodate a spare tube, tyre levers, a small multi tool, cash and keys. The saddle bag is attached to the saddle using two strong velcro straps and an additional strap wraps around the seatpost, making for a very quick, adjustable but secure fitting system - ideal for removing on mid ride stops or for switching between different bikes.
Made from strong 1000 Denier material with a water resistant coating and YKK zip with Amara leather trim, this saddle bag is built with durability in mind. It has some nice finishing features including a light mounting point with reflective logo and internal organisation pockets.
If you ride anything other than a road bike, or if you want to carry more than one spare tube, consider sizing up to the Cache.
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MBB: John Groce has a tough task ahead at Akron. Read the full story at SB Nation's MidMajorMadness.com.
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FB: Penn State's opener vs. Akron set to kickoff at noon on ABC. Details at The Express, Fansided.com, and RoarLionsRoar.com.
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Zippy: Sports Illustrated reports, University of Akron mascot costumes missing, police investigating.
Zippy: One of two missing Zippy costumes recovered by University of Akron. Read the full stories at Cleveland.com, WKYC.com, Fox8.com, deadspin.com, and clevescene.com.
FB: Nine Zips Selected to Athlon Sports 2017 Preseason All-MAC Team. Details at athlonsports.com.
Monday, May 22
Zippy: Where's Zippy? University of Akron mascot costumes reported missing. Details at Cleveland.com, Ohio.com, Fox 8 News, News 5 Cleveland, and WKYC.
Friday, May 19
FB: Penn State's offense vs. Akron's defense. Read the full story at pennstate.247sports.com.
Thursday, May 18
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Wednesday, May 17
MBB: Akron Zips loading basketball roster with preps, transfers. Read the full story in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
TRACK: In the Piqua Daily Call, Siefring, Snipes help Akron win MAC.
MBB: Oregon State Transfer Malcolm Duvivier Commits To Akron. Details at SB Nation's Building the Dam and Oregon Live.
FB: What they're saying: Akron. Read the full story at 247sports.com.
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Monday, May 15
FB: Former University of Akron standout defensive end Jamal Marcus relishes opportunity with Browns. Read the full story in the Akron Beacon Journal.
FB: Sons of Griffey, Lane teaming up for workouts with Colts. Details at nwitimes.com.
TRACK: In the Akron Beacon Journal, University of Akron men, women win MAC track and field titles.
SB: Zips fall at MAC Softball Championships. Details at ohio.com and hustlebelt.com.
Friday, May 12
MBB: In the Akron Beacon Journal, John Groce building nucleus for future of Zips.
FB: Son of West Virginia AD joining Akron as invited walk-on. Read the full story in the Metro News.
Thursday, May 11
SB: Akron Drops MAC Softball Opener. Read the full story in the Akron Beacon Journal.
MSOC: Stu Parry receives 2017 Hunsicker Family Service to Youth Award. Details in the Akron Legal News.
Wednesday, May 10
FB: Akron Zips 2017 College Football Preview, Schedule, Prediction, Depth Chart. Read the full story at the sportschatplace.com.
SB: UA ready for MAC Softball Tournament. Details in the Akron Beacon Journal and at SB Nation's HustleBelt.com.
MTRACK: In the News-Herald, UA's Matt Ludwig named to Chris Lillstrung's 15th anniversary all News-Herald boys high school track and field dual team.
Tuesday, May 9
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Monday, May 8
SB: Taylor Kirian's grand slam lifts University of Akron softball team to 4-1 win over Miami. Read the full story in the Akron Beacon Journal.
M/WTrack: Zips, Golden Flashes compete in Campbell/Wright Invitational. Details in the Akron Beacon Journal.
Friday, May 5
Nicholson zips her way to top of campus. Read the full story in the Star Beacon.
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Wednesday, May 3
MBB: In the News-Herald, Kostelac, formerly of Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin, to attend Akron.
FB: Penn State's Game 1 preview, 4 things to know: Akron. Details at pennstate.247sports.com.
WBB: Sam Dixon Hired as Women's Basketball Coach at Nebraska Wesleyan. Read the full story on Fox 8 KLKN-TV.
MTrack: Murphy captures USATF Athlete of the Week following double Des Moines victories. Details at usatf.org.
Tuesday, May 2
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Monday, May 1
FB: In the Akron Beacon Journal, Colts sign Jerome Lane to free-agent contract.
FB: On Ohio.com, 2017 NFL Draft Indianapolis Colts sign Firestone High School graduate Jerome Lane to contract.
SB: Zips Slip Past Falcons, 3-2, to Complete Friday Sweep. Details at Channel 13 ABC News.
WTRACK: Abigale Wilson wins discus for Akron. Read the full story in the Times Reporter.
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If tight end Jason Witten is 100 percent and ready to play Wednesday versus the New York Giants, he will be in the starting lineup. But if he's limited at all, you should expect the Cowboys to hold him out. Witten has yet to be medically cleared after suffering a lacerated spleen in Week 1 of the preseason, and the Cowboys know that benching Witten for the Giants game would allow him another 10 days to get to full strength before their next game.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hiring by employers likely held steady in January, pointing to modest growth in the economy despite worries that budget battles in Washington could derail the recovery.
Nonfarm payrolls are expected to have risen 160,000, a marginal step up from December's 155,000 job gain, according to a Reuters survey of economists. The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 7.8 percent.
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The Labor Department will release the January jobs data on Friday at 8:30 a.m. (1330 GMT).
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by mikhail1973, Jun 20, 2013.
Jazz bring Jerry Sloan back as consultant | UTSanDiego.com I wonder what Corbin thinks about this
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SLAM ONLINE | » DeMarcus Cousins' Agent Seeks a Max Contract or a Trade
A player on a rookie contract demanding a trade is idiotic. First off, in order to demand a trade and not get laughed at, you need to be a very good player. If you're that good, there is no incentive for that team to trade you away because they're not going to get good value back in players due to salary mismatches. It only would work if they get 1st rounders or another star rookie in return. Most teams are reluctant to do both.
I don't think Cousins has ever been confused for a logically thinking person
This move is most likely from his agent.
Yeah, the agent is working it with new ownership. Maybe if the posture and rant they'll get the brass to open up the checkbook and sign off on it.
I just hope he doesn't get a Max contract because he's no where near that good... and if he does that will set the bar pretty high for us to resign Monroe... another good but not max guy.
Off again: Celtics' Doc Rivers no longer pursuing LA Clippers job - NBA News | FOX Sports on MSN
Greg Oden Signing With Miami Heat?
I bet Arnie Kander would do wonders with Greg Oden.
Of course he wants to go to the Heat! It would be his only chance at getting a ring!
Breaking News: Los Angeles Clippers trade for Boston Celtics Coach Doc Rivers (Pending League Approval)
Looks like Bledsoe may go to Orlando as Clippers are looking to get Afflalo: Meet the New Boss: Doc Rivers to Run Clipper Organization | SportsCity.com
How does it work with a coach trade and salary cap, etc?
Great question! I had no idea you could trade coaches for players.
You can't. They didn't trade for Rivers. They gave the Celtics some compensation for letting him out of his contract early.
Coaches do not count against the salary cap. If so, then JD would not be so wonderful.
Here're some news: Brian Shaw, who interviewed with Pistons, will be named Nuggets coach | The Detroit News
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The Whip is a multi-award winning novel inspired by the true story of Charlotte "Charley" Parkhurst (1812-1879) who lived most of her extraordinary life as a man in the Old West.
As a young woman in Rhode Island, she fell in love with a runaway slave and had his child. He was lynched, her baby killed. The destruction of her family drove her west to California, dressed as a man, to track the killer.
Charley became a renowned stagecoach driver for Wells Fargo. She killed a famous outlaw, had a secret love affair, and lived with a housekeeper who, unaware of her true sex, fell in love with her.
Charley was the first known woman to vote in America in 1868 (as a man). Her grave lies in Watsonville, California.
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This is more Historical and Literary, than a Western. While it is probably pretty close to true, it is extremely sad. It starts out sad, it's sad in the middle and it ends sad. Yet it is almost required reading. The things people have to go through when they are not treated as equals. Narrator is excellent.
THANKS FOR THE TERRIFYING COACH RIDE AND ALMOST GETTING ME BEAT UP IN THE BAR. I guess their is some levity.
This by far, is my favorite. It's not only true, but an exciting story. Robin Weigert is brilliant. The only actress who could have narrated this book, Robin is very, very brilliant. Robin is incredibly convincing with each character and each characters voices. I wish to see this in a movie but only if Robin plays Charlie Parkhurst.
It was based on a true story. To her ownself she was true. From not allowing the color of a man's skin or his station enter her decision to fall for the man she loved.
Robin does each voice brilliantly. Not just good but committed to a level that one usually doesn't get to experience. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. The ONLY actress who could have performed these characters so well. Robin hits a level of excellence very much appreciated by this listener.
Several. When Tonia acts on her impulse to even the score for Charlie. When Charlie makes her decision to just, change after being kicked by the horse. When Charlie's old friend returns. Also, when Sugar Foot's identity was revealed to her.
I appreciated the obituaries at the end. The acknowledgement for this brave woman who was unofficially "the Whip" of the West. Also to know that she was probably the first woman to vote in the United States. I would like to see this and Charlie Parkhurst honored at the Western Museum in Los Angeles. The have honored the buffalo girls but this story is unique and important.
Wonderful story...wonderful performance. I didn't want it to end. The story of Charlie Parkhurst was one that I had not heard of before. The book was a wonderful history lesson embellished by a very creative author. Excellent performance by Robin Weigert.
"Incredible story, incredible performance"
The narrator, Robin Weigert, did a wonderful job developing her characters, with individual voices for each one. Not only did she carefully choose her voices, she was consistent, never faltered, and the children voices aged appropriately. Not only is the narrator excellent, the story was well-written, and the topic was very interesting.
The main character carried the story magnificently.
She inhabits her characters faultlessly. She is so versatile... she believeable portrayed young children, black men, crusty stagecoach drivers, an Italian woman, and a cockney bandit. Each was fantastic.
This collaboration of author, narrator, and director created a believable, engaging audiobook. I listen to alot of them, and this one is one of the few which I really couldn't wait to get back into, whenever I had to stop listening.
"Too too sad for me to finish, so a personal review"
Narrator is great, and the story may be great -- I made it about halfway through but the violence is so sad and horrible that I could not finish the book. I can handle some violence, and can take sadness in books, but this one was too much. The writer is good, so if you can handle it, great.
"Entertaining Historical Fiction"
I love reading about this time period and found the story engaging. I also thought the narrator did a really great job.
"An exciting period tale!"
That the book is based on an actual person makes it the more interesting. The period descriptions and characters were delightful. I could feel the sorrow and excitement. And was drawn into Charlies struggles.
What an amazing life she led!
I would definitely recommend this to a friend.
"Great story. Great performance."
I thoroughly enjoyed this and have recommended it to a friend in a book club. The performance was superb and the story was intriguing.
Obviously, Charlotte, right as she decided to become Charley. This story is a great deal of supposition based on fact, but it was so interesting, that I wish it had ALL been true. I live in Santa Cruz County and travel daily on the roads that Charley road on. S/he has become a personal hero/ine to me.
Robin seemed to effortlessly juggle 3 personas back and forth in the same scenes with different dialects and different accents. Her voice even demonstrated the characters as they aged throughout the years.
One-eyed Charley; Truth or Dare
Waiting for the screenplay to be picked up by Amazon, Netflix, HBO or Comcast. Come on folks, get with the program!
"Bravo Karen Kondazian! Can't wait for the film!!!"
Yes. Experiencing this historical and heart-wrenching journey, whether you're a man or woman, gives you not only an entertaining and educational adventure, but assure anyone that if Charley can survive her circumstances and push her way back up through the dirt again and again... that any of us can.
Charley, of course! She lived so many archetypes in her one life and Kondazian's intimate portrayal of her feelings from so many perspectives reminds us how we're all subject to endless identity choices and that, like chameleons, we can adapt and survive almost anything. That is inspiring.
She really was fantastic at deepening the vision; creating atmosphere, and evoking the different worlds of each character. Bravo.
Charley. I would actually fix her my own homemade soup with pools of fat in it :) I'd pick her brain about all of the other things that happened during those lapses of time... I bet she'd comment on how she appreciated how Karen told her story with such compassion.
I only wish that all cultures could experience The Whip; especially the ones that are oppressive to women. I really hope that the marketing of this reaches men as much as it will women. We need to be reminded of the hope for society that awaits whenever positions of impact and power are helmed by the hearts and minds of women.
"An amazing woman"
It more than met my expectations and I loved knowing that a woman like Charlie really lived through such hard times in our history. The narrator did a great job with all the different voices.
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Boys & Girls Club expands programming in Ferndale
By Joshua Gordon
Posted October 7, 2013
FERNDALE — The Boys & Girls Club of South Oakland County has offered after-school programs in Ferndale since 2005, but because of staff and space restrictions, the programs were held at Ferndale High School and Middle School.
On Monday, however, the Boys & Girls Club expanded the programming in Ferndale after securing a location at the Kulick Community Center. The move will allow the programs to be expanded, but, more importantly, the age range can expand, too.
"We started (in Ferndale) in 2005 at the request of the high school because they had a real need for after-school programming, and we were able to secure a grant and it was a great success for us," said Brett Tillander, the Boys & Girls Club of South Oakland County chief professional officer. "We had success reaching kids 12 and older, but now we will be able to get kids beginning at age 6, and we are really excited for what the (expansion) provides for the parents, grandparents and kids in Ferndale."
Tillander said the Boys & Girls Club could have a great impact on a youth's life starting at a young age. Jesse Friedman, who attended the club in Royal Oak, recently met President Barack Obama after being selected as one of the club's Youth of the Year winners.
While the move to a bigger location's biggest impact is the age range, the staff will also be able to do more with the youth who attend from after school until 6 p.m. every weekday.
"We are able to provide kids with homework help and individualized tutoring still, but the biggest addition is the utilization of the gym," Tillander said. "At the high school, there were a number of sports at the middle and high school level, so we didn't have access to the gym because of practices. Now, we will have the opportunity to focus on fitness and other healthy life skills and be more creative."
Mayor Dave Coulter said the Boys & Girls Club helps fill a void in budget cuts at the Parks and Recreation Department, offering youth in Ferndale several things to do every day after school.
"The first benefit of the expansion is it will allow us to offer these great services to a greater amount of students, and we get to offer a much greater amount of support and classes," Coulter said. "The club can offer more than we are able to do through the community alone. Our Recreation Department has taken the biggest hit in our budget, so this partnership allows us to offer these kids what they need and deserve."
While several years ago, one parent might have been home when kids got out of school, Coulter said the times have changed, and some kids are living in single-parent homes or in homes where both parents work. The Boys & Girls Club, even at just the high school, has helped numerous families in Ferndale avoid day care, baby sitters or just leaving older kids at home by themselves.
"Times have changed, and with a lot of working families, there is a lot of opportunities for kids to develop bad habits after school," Coulter said. "These programs not only educate and develop children, they give them something productive to do at a time of day when they could be doing much more destructive things.
"Anytime we can give a child an opportunity to succeed in school in an atmosphere they find fun and entertaining, that is far better than three hours in front of a video game machine."
The Boys & Girls Club was started in 1958. At $25 a year, Tillander said the Boys & Girls Club is an option for almost every family to help their children grow and mature.
"The community comes together for a Boys & Girls Club and there are no hurdles, no character testing; we take all kids," Tillander said. "It is accessible to any kid, and it provides a safe place for them to go, and we have programs that can alter the trajectory of a kid's life.
"I hear from alumni that come back and how important a role the Boys & Girls Club played in their lives. We give the kids a good, strong foundatio, and this expansion emphasizes the community stepping forward for the youth."
About the author
Josh Gordon covered Berkley, Ferndale, Huntington Woods and Pleasant Ridge along with the Berkely Schools and Ferndale Schools districts for the Woodward Talk. Josh worked for C & G Newspapers beginning in 2013 and attended Central Michigan University. Josh won Society of Professional Journalists awards in 2015 and 2016 and is an avid fan of the Green Bay Packers. During his free time, Josh likes to read, try new foods and snowboard. In 2016, Josh began working for the Baltimore Business Journal.
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Not everything runs smoothly in Germany. The opening of Berlin's new airport (BER) - which should replace the two smaller and antiquated ones in Tegel and Schoenefeld - on Monday (7 January) was postponed again, this time indefinitely.
Initially planned to open in 2011, the Willy Brandt airport was already delayed due to construction flaws and scheduled to open on 27 October this year.
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"This further delay is the result of problems with the fire protection system, in particular the fresh air supply in the case of a fire and the complexity of the system as a whole," the airport management explained on its website, adding it was "too early" to set another deadline.
Cooling pipes totalling a length of some 60km were not insulated properly. Others already built in walls which now have to broken up and re-built, airport sources told Tagesspiegel.
The giant project is now estimated to cost over €4 billion, double the initial estimate, and narrowly avoided bankruptcy in December when the European Commission approved a further German government cash injection under EU state aid rules.
Adding to the financial woes are potential fines, as Air Berlin, the country's second-largest carrier, in November decided to sue the airport for damages. Air Berlin currently flies from Tegel, where capacity is limited, and had hoped to boost its activity by 230 flights a week once the airport opens.
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Mainly treated as a regional story, the airport flop may, however, dent the popularity of the opposition Social Democrats ahead of general elections in the fall. The mayor of Berlin, Social Democrat Klaus Wowereit, is now under pressure to resign.
Wowereit on Monday stepped down from the chairmanship of the airport's supervisory board, but said he would not give up his main mandate as a mayor. Another Social Democrat, Matthias Platzeck who is the governor of the Brandenburg region, has now taken over the airport responsibility, linking his political fate to it.
The conservative-liberal government has steered clear of putting the blame on its political rivals and is asking for the head of the main project manager, Rainer Schwarz.
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I'm a young guy (26 in two weeks) and I'm building what you could call a hotrod on my time, on my dime, with no help monetarily from anyone and supporting my family. I have two kids and yes they come first. My daily driver is a beat up old pick up with a lot of miles, I work blue collar and between me and my wife working full time we make probably less combined than your average college graduate.
My priority is to live in a nice safe neighborhood with a good school, so my rent on my home is about 20% of my annual combined income. Basically I'm not well off. My hotrod is a 1965 chevy pick up that cost less than $1000. It started as an undesirable long bed that needs a lot of paint and bodywork. It came with a mostly stock 1970s 4 bolt 350 and an sm420 transmission. It had no interior to speak of. When I first got it, I knew the basics and I've slowly made improvements to it as I learned more and had the time. It now has a 455 cubic inch Oldsmobile V8 and a 1962 jimmy long bed fleetside. It has a bench seat from a 68-72 truck and the interior chrome from a 63 medium duty truck. I'm working on getting rid of the sm420 and getting my hands on a st10 or muncie.
Everything I couldn't afford, I traded for. I wanted big cubes and found an option. I wanted a stepside and made it work. I wanted something fast and different and now I have it. It's still a work in progress and I'm learning everyday as I go.
My project has not been popular at all among any person I've shared it with, but it's for me so... so be it.
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Believe me Valkyrie, You will have a lot more fun and pride in your truck than the guy who spends 100,000 on a rod and goes to a show hoping to win a trophy only to get beat by some fellow that spent 150,000.
The other aspect of this is the comradery you have with the friends you make who share your interests ........both young and old
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As I sit here watching American Choppers on Discovery Channel I wonder how many of you watch this show. I dont know what it is, but it is just awesome. If you have not ever seen it, I would suggest checking it out on Saturday and Monday night. Might be on some other times too.
For those who have seen it, what is your favorite bike thus far. I have to go for the the Jet bike.
Being a Harley guy, i watch it all the time. The dad is a real azzzzz! But i think it is alot for show. They do crank out some nice stuff.
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Jet bike! Im' not in to bikes but I do like good craftsman ship and to wach a man or woman make something out of all most nouthing I like. I wish they had a show where they did HotRods.Not this stuff they have on tv now with all there store bought stuff! You know where they bring in some junker and bild it up frome the grond up doing all that fab, work and swet like they do on American Choppers. Chuck,,,
Yeah, I am not into bikes a whole lot, but the fabication and engineering skills are amazing. Along with the quality and it is just amazing.
I like the show, the crap dad and pauly give each other keeps it interesting. as far as the building of the bikes, I see them buying fenders, tanks, and working on them to customize, a lot of their stuff is bought. Motors, trans, etc along with the other parts. they then send those parts to a bodyman, for paint or powdercoating, wheels custom made by a jobber, sure the stuff is nice and imaginative but how much is really built in the shop by themselves? Pauly has a great eye for the custom looks, they do assemble neat looking bikes, I'd like to see the out of shop parts and labor bill. It would be interesting.all in all a neat show. Dan
"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not." - Mark Twain
Hey, did they ever show the finnished "Fire Bike"? I saw the tank being made but never the finished product. How do you guys like the other brother, Matt? That guys a nut. Paul Sr. kills me when he gets all angry and turns red.
A lot of the stuff is probably a put on for TV, but I think the show is way better than Jesse James with his attitude. Here is the site where you can see the bikes. http://www.orangecountychoppers.com/occ/default.html
I like to watch it but I think the Dad is a real *rick with his kid. Always complaining at him even when he stays half the night and comes in a little late the next day. I think I'd get to the point where I'd tell him to kiss off. If you know so much do it yourself. I'ts your business you stay til 3:0o a..m. and finish it.
Haven't had cable for awhile, no time, but used to love "Junkyard Wars", I think it was on either Discovery or A&E.
Its a cool show and by far better than west coast choppers. Pauly actually puts some thought and a peice of himself in every bike he builds with pride. I also love the fact that someone other than myself has finally found the power in theme bikes/vehicles! I've never ever had the want to shake someones hand from a tv show or movie, but I'd definatly like to offer my respect and admiration to Paul. One more thing about that family is they must have be brought up on corn because they are all tree trunks!
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....as far as the building of the bikes, I see them buying fenders, tanks, and working on them to customize, a lot of their stuff is bought. Motors, trans, etc along with the other parts. they then send those parts to a bodyman, for paint or powdercoating, wheels custom made by a jobber, sure the stuff is nice and imaginative but how much is really built in the shop by themselves?..... Dan

I could not agree more. I have seen the show several times, and the craftsmanship(not workmanship) is not really that impressive. All the coachwork(tanks,fenders, sheetmetal) is done elsewhere, no critcal structural manufacturing is done in house, and there isn't really any highly skilled metalwork going on. All that MIG welding sheetmetal, then using filler to cover it up...I wouldn't do that in my shop, and certainly not on film!
Someone above posted how they liked to see them making a bike from nothing....how is that? They start out with the finest foundation possible. A well-engineered rame/fork/swingarm/powertrain/etc.
I would be impressed if they started with 5'x10' sheets of steel and DOM tubing....haha.
How about a shop show of Marcel DeLay's shop? Handformed hot rod bodies...Kugel's Muruc roadsteres, Boydster I&II, Smoothster, all the Foose designed cars....now that man and is son Luke are CRAFTSMAN!
everytime i have seen it on, i flip over to watch it and it is ALWAYS the jetbike episode, i have never seen any others.
My favorite has got to be the spider web bike!
That thing is awesome!
Well, I would agree with you to an extent Sirspeedy. I was a bit disappointed to see that they dont build their own frames and fenders. They claimed on one show however that it is their design, but they have someone else build them to increase their production ability. It makes alot of sense. They are making cash hand over fist because of the volume they are able to output. If you look at it in a business mind, it makes sense and is a very smart move.
yea the guys an ***** but it is a sweet show. but i have noticed also how they get most of their parts. when they do the specials on like Jesse James he makes everything by hand except the motor.
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NYT can't find any journalists to quote in an article about journalism
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Ethan Bronner in the Times reports on how the Israeli government has banned journalists from entering Gaza to report on Israel's invasion or the previous bombing missions. The issue has been a hotly debated one in recent days and seems central to the question of covering international conflicts.
Yet amazingly, the Times does not include a single quote from anyone at the Times itself--an editor or correspondent--regarding the Gaza ban and how it impacts their efforts to try to cover the conflict. In fact, the Times article doesn't quote any journalists in the region about the ban. The article simply references a statement issued by the foreign press association.
Last night, CNN's Anderson Cooper also reported on the Gaza ban and, quite logically, he interviewed journalists in the region (including those who work for CNN) to get their opinion. For some reason the Times had no interest in interviewing journalists for an article about journalism.
The Times did however, quote four separate Israeli government officials.
BTW, if Howard Kurtz thinks the ban on journalists in Gaza is such a big deal, as he claims today it is in his online column with a passing reference, than why doesn't he write about it for the Washington Post newspaper? To date, the Post has not published a single news article about the ban.
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