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"Angleing rings"... worth the effort?
OK I know this is not the car audio forum, but I'm using various DIY components in my car setup and felt this would be the best place to ask since most car forums are full of morons. I use a pair of 6.5" Peerless midbass drivers in my 98 Corvette. I have MBquart .75" dome tweeters. They are crossoved over using a MBQuart passiveX over at approx 3.5khz or so with the bottom end electronically crossoed over at 90 with a Linkwitz/Riley alignment.
http://mywpages.comcast.net/ewong61/DSCF0005.JPG is a picture of the setup. But these speakers are facing right at one another so I'm probbly 35 to 45 degress off axis the passenger and at least 55-65 degrees off axis for driver speaker. Infact its even worse cause the center console in the car is very high, so it is literally like 2 pockets of sound. The matter is even more complicated when I listen with the door skins on. When I put the door skins/grilles on the sound seems to collapse and it sounds like crap. I attribute this to the 1" or so of space between the door skin/grille and the driver itself. I measured the output on my real time analyzer and the output is definately much smoother and less peaky and much more open sounding with the door skins off then on.
Also, it is painfully obvious that I'm not sitting in the direct line of the speaker's radiation pattern. If I do pull forward/sit back comparisions it is very obvious that alot of the sound is being "lost.
My plan is to make some angled mounts so I can more face the tweeters towards me as well as the midrange/midbass driver. Now this wont be anything dramatic, but I plan to use a .5 or .75" MDF sheet and very slightly angle cut it so not only would it push the speaker out closer away from the door itself, but also angle it slightly. Is this worth the effort?
Didnt mean to insult anybody here... I didnt notice there was a car audio forum... rather places like rec.audio.car....
All bow down to the LS1.....old school technology...but damn it holds its own to the best.
A $20K 97 Corvette, plus a $5K supercharger is probably all the car I would ever need :devilr:
I did just that in my old Civic a few years ago. Helped raise the soundstage quite a bit and the MDF baffle eliminated a few resonances in the door. Angled the driver side speaker a bit higher than the passanger as well as used time allignment so as to cater to my needs. Screw the passengers. Aside from going with kickpanels, I think this would be your best option.
May I ask why you have the Peerless drivers highpassed at 90hz? Should be capable of going much lower, drawing soundstage to front of vehicle and lessening localization of subwoofer...
I have the peerless crossed over at 90 hz cause theres somethin in my door that rattles and I play alot of club/techno music and the bass content usually has enough power to overload the drivers when played very loud. I run about 125x2 to the front speakers. I am having some problems integrating my sub to the front speakers. It seems around x over frequency, theres cancellation and the woofer seems to be 90 degrees out of phase since reversing the subwoofer phase does nothing. I need either a time delay for the sub or a phase shifter.
Im starting this thread about my sub issue over in car audio, if somebody could add some input.
Geez man clean your floormats!
Brett D. AKA LS1-Corvette00 :)
The guys on the corvetteforum would stone ya! :)
PS... Nice work!
"Question though- whats the best way to make such a gradual cut on a sheet of MDF like that?"
Nadda cut, easier to sand it down to the desired angle.
"I have the peerless crossed over at 90 hz cause theres somethin in my door that rattles and I play alot of club/techno music and the bass content usually has enough power to overload the drivers when played very loud. I run about 125x2 to the front speakers."
They should easily handle that power down to 60-70hz. Turn your subwoofers off and give a listen to just the components at a volume you would usually listen to it. Creep down with the HP point and see if the door rattling is even caused by the speakers (I'd bet that it's the subs). If it does turn out to be the speakers, as I said before, the MDF baffle can help eliminated the resonances. I think your difficulty in 'integrating' the subwoofer into the system could be the high lowpass point.
The Rattling could be comming from the doors, it is a possibility
but I think the advice Baba just gave is very good advice. Have
you added any noise dampening yet? The Corvette's whole door
is made of Fiberglass and has metal side impact beams inside
plus all of the power window guts and I believe the Body Control
Module (BCM) is located in the doors. There are lots of parts to rattle there and things love to rattle in the 60-80hz range.
As for doing angle cuts on MDF sanding may be the best way if
you aren't taking about major angles.. You could cut the MDF on
a table saw but it would be very tricky to make the cut and could
be very dangerous. Some ruff paper on an orbital sander should
knock the MDF down in no time.
Hmm maybe.... I have an audiocontrol EQX... goodthing I have some metal film resistors I can "make" a 70 hz plug for. As for the sanding thing, I thought about this but looks like thats the conesenses and thinking about it thats really the only option... I'm feeling very lazy today so I'll probbly do this another day.
Its the window thats ratting. I cant quite pinpiont it down I have the entire door opened up, tightened all that I could but it still rattles. and it also bangs around when I'm driving down the road. Damn GM vehicles....:mad: anyway, the passenger side doesnt do it, but the driver one does... grrr.
Could be the Window Regulator.. There were known problems
and a recall on the window regulators on 97-98 Corvette's. My
friend has a 98 Nass Coupe and he has had both his regulators
replaced under the TSB.
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The California State University, Dominguez Hills Department of Modern Languages, in conjunction with the nonprofit Instituto Literario y Cultural Hispánico, will host the 38th International Symposium of Hispanic Literature from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 6 and Thursday, March 7; and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, March 8, in the Loker Student Union. The event is free and open to the public.
More than 130 authors and Spanish literature experts from throughout the U.S., Canada, Cuba, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Mexico, Argentina, Spain, Italy, France, and Trinidad and Tobago will present and share their research on various works of Hispanic literature during the three-day symposium, conducted mostly in Spanish.
This year's event pays homage to Elena Poniatowska, distinguished Mexican author and journalist. She will open the symposium on Wednesday and close it on Friday with keynote addresses. The author of 40 books and the first woman to win Mexico's National Award for Journalism, in 1979, Poniatowska is one of Mexico's best known writers. Her artistic career spans over 60 years.
The Instituto Literario y Cultural Hispánico, a nonprofit organization founded by part-time CSU Dominguez Hills Spanish instructor Juana Arancibia to "unite the Hispanic world through its literature and culture," organized the first International Symposium of Hispanic Literature in 1987, and produces a companion literary journal, Alba de América.
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Flashpoint: A Tale of Two Police Forces
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How are New York and Chicago trying to stop gun deaths? WNYC Brian Lehrer Show and WBEZ Chicago's Morning Shift co-host a special call-in - live in Chicago and New York - to discuss how the NYPD and CPD are trying to curb violence, and how communities are reacting to different policing strategies.
Guests include:
- Brian Lehrer, host of the Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC
- Tony Sarabia, host of the Morning Shift on WBEZ
- Criminal justice professor Tracey Meares of Yale (formerly UChicago) to discuss crime and policing in NYC vs. Chicago
- WNYC reporter Kathleen Horan, who is covering both the "stop and frisk" trial and the effect of gun violence in the "In Harm's Way" series
- WBEZ South Side bureau reporter Natalie Moore
- Plus your calls from Chicago and WNYC
Callers in both cities, how should your communities be policed? Chicagoans, are the police failing to bring down crime? New Yorkers, are the police keeping crime low but at too high a price in civil liberties? Is there a unified approach that could serve both cities' needs?
New Yorkers, call 212-433-9692 | Chicagoans, call 312-923-9239
Highlights and Partial Transcript
On Policing
Yale criminologist Tracey Meares explains why Chicago has not adopted tactics similar to New York City's controversial "stop and frisk."
Caller Preston, in Chicago, the son of a former beat cop, explains the nostalgia that many feel for that time.
Caller Ralph from the Bronx, who grew up in public housing, agrees, and points out that in New York, officers usually don't live in the neighborhoods they police.
In the meantime, there continues to be a lack of respect and trust between communities and police. WNYC reporter Kathleen Horan says that parents who have lost children to gun violence in New York feel that policing could improve.
On the Role of Gangs in Gun Violence
Tracy Meares says that the gang structure in Chicago may be one reason why the murder rate is higher in Chicago than in New York.
But WBEZ reporter Natalie Moore points out that the term "gang" is usually inaccurate.
On the Culture of Violence
WBEZ's Natalie Moore says that in poor black communities, a desire to seem masculine and strong can cause a relatively minor altercation to quickly escalate into murder.
At the same time, as a caller Gahan from New York's East Village says, it can be hard to tell which comes first: the desire to seem macho and tough, or the desire to protect oneself.
Malek from Market Park in Chicago adds:
An NYC/Chicago Policing Primer
→ Read: Why Chicago Bleeds (NYDN Opinion) | Why is Chicago Struggling with Gun Violence? New York May Have Answers (CSMonitor) | Tale of Two Cities (NBC) | 5 Must-Know Facts About Chicago's Gun Violence (Colorlines)
→ Interactive: A Stop and Frisk Timeline (WNYC Newsroom)
→ Watch: NYC Mayor Bloomberg Talks about Crime and Policing at a Brownsville Church (June 2012) [Transcript]


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Although he'd already begun writing his own songs, Sollee received his first big break as a member of the Sparrow Quartet, an acoustic supergroup that also featured vocalist Abigail Washburn, banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck, and violinist Casey Driessen. The group toured the world, visited Tibet at the behest of the U.S. State Department, and released several recordings, all of them adventurous projects that featured a blend of American and Asian folk traditions. Although several of his bandmates were more established than he, Sollee enjoyed a good deal of positive press for his contributions to the group, and NPR's Morning Edition named him one of the Top Ten Unknown Artists of the Year in 2007. One year later, he released an EP of his own material, If You're Gonna Lead My Country, and followed it with a full-length album named Learning to Bend.
The Sparrow Quartet continued to tour throughout much of 2008 and 2009, but Sollee also found time to play with other artists, including pianist Vienna Teng and fellow Kentucky native Daniel Martin Moore. A folk songwriter himself, Moore began composing a number of new songs with Sollee's help, and the two soon banded together for the creation of Dear Companion. A third Kentucky resident, My Morning Jacket's Jim James, produced the album, which was released by Sub Pop in February 2010. ~ Andrew Leahey
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This weekend I picked up my first Subaru, the 2014 WRX Limited Hatchback. I am completely loving it. I am in California, and my drive home after picking it up, consisted of the coastal Hwy 1, starting from LA and heading up north about 550 miles. Of course I dogged the whole drive because I wanted to give it a controlled break in period. I was impressed by the handling and solid feel on the road. I am glad I made the jump to the WRX. (Previously a 2k Prelude driver)
Despite nearly all of the reviews online, I am pleased with the interior. Although the headliner could be a better quality. I look forward to doing some minor modding with the car, since it will be my daily driver.
For those interested, I got these options: STI Short Shifter, arm rest extender, cargo tray, bumper cover and dimming mirror w/ homelink.
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Maliha Safri
Maliha Safri is an associate professor in the economics department at Drew University, and has taught and published on political economy and migration. She has published articles in Signs, the Middle East Journal, edited book collections, and most recently a piece in the Economist's Voice titled "The Economics of Occupation." She has also been involved with popular education seminars and courses with activists for twelve years with the Center For Popular Economics, based at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, and has been active with worker cooperatives in the NJ and NY metropolitan area.
Journal Articles:
- "Occupation, Economic Policies, and Outcomes in Afghanistan" accepted at Review of Radical Political Economy.
- "Putting Solidarity Economy on the Map" Journal of Design Strategies, forthcoming.
- 2015: "Mapping Noncapitalist Supply Chains: Toward an Alternate Conception of Value Creation and Distribution" Organization. 22(6): 924-941.
- 2012: "The Economics of Occupation" March, The Economist's Voice. 9(3).
- 2011: "Transformation of the Afghan Refugee, 1979-2009" Middle East Journal. 65(4): 587-601.
- 2010: "The Global Household: Toward a Feminist and Postcapitalist Political Economy" (co-authored with Julie Graham) Signs, 36(1): 99-125.
Book Chapters:
- 2015: "The Edges of Vision in Mapping Solidarity Economies: Gender and Race in US cities" in Une économie solidaire peut-être être féministe? Homo oeconomicus, mulier solidaria. Edited by Christine Verschuur, Isabelle Guerin, and Isabelle Hillenkamp. L'Harmattan publishers.
- 2015: Chapter 10: "International Migration and the Global Household: Performing Diverse Economies on the World Stage," and Chapter 12: "The Politics of Mapping Solidarity Economies and Diverse Economies in Brazil and the United States" in Making Other Worlds Possible edited by Goerda Roelvink, JK Gibson-Graham, and Kevin St. Martin, University of Minnesota Press.
- 2014: "The Modern Mixed Political Economy of Pakistan," in Dispatches from Pakistan edited by Vijay Prashad and Madiha Tahir, University of Minnesota Press.
- 2009: "Economic Effects of Remittances on Immigrant and Non-immigrant Households" chapter in Class Struggle on the Home Front: Work, Exploitation, and Conflict in the Household. Edited by Graham Cassano.
Book Reviews and other published pieces:
- "Class and Cooperatives" Rethinking Marxism, Spring 2011.
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installing/using SeaClearII
a while ago a friend told me about this free program that is supposed to turn my laptop into a chart plotter. well, i found and installed it from the web easy enough, but i found it difficult to load the charts for it. since then i found a disc on ebay that has seaclear and the complete set of noaa charts for the us. :D i figured buying the two on the same disc would allow me to interface them seamlessly. unfortunatly my computer will not display the menu for this disc. :confused: i am using a dual core pc and running vista home. does anyone have tips for my installation?
Re: installing/using SeaClearII
you could get the same thing online for free that you paid for on ebay but too late now. you should be able to browse the disk from my computer in windows. Look for a file called setup.exe on the disc then double click it. not sure what to tell you if you cannot find that as I do not know what is on the disc. you could try a program called opencpn it is free OpenCPN | Official OpenCPN Homepage Good luck
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Re: installing/using SeaClearII
My suggestion is to download OpenCPN (free) or Polar Navy ($40), go to NOAA's nav center and download the charts and use either one of those electronic chartplotters.
SeaClear is clunky and hasn't been supported in donkey's years. I'll buy you a round if you don't think either of the two mentioned above are easier to use.
I use Polar Navy on my netbook to navigate and have been extremely happy with it. OpenCPN is similar.
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i knew about the programs being free, i had thought that getting them on the same disk would help them to work seamlessly. for what i paid (under $20) i thought it would be worth a try.
i will look into the others, thanks.
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Yeah been there done that, it was worth a try. No luck finding the setup file?
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the disk spins.......and spins.......and spins......and you can hear it reading the dvd........ but no directory pops up. even in my computer, it never shows anything on the disc.
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Your time spent trying to get SeaClear to work is better spent sailing. It was developed at a time when there were no free alternatives and that was the reason the person who created it gave for its existence (posted on the web page). Later, when others who had the time to create and maintain a free application came along, SeaClear was no longer needed to fill that gap.
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+ 1 on PolarNavy - you will STILL have to play with the program. But, of all of the low/no cost navigation packages, PolarNavy is the easiest to setup and use IMHO.
I believe that it is $49.95 for installation on up to 5 PCs
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The only setup I had was to select the charts I wanted and configure the port for the GPS.
Took less than 30 minutes.
I've got it running on my desktop and my laptop and my notebook (which is my backup for my actual chartplotter).
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text: We've been talking about chasing the snows for a couple years now. We finally pulled the trigger and had some nice results. I think it was more gratifying for us because of all the personal work we did. I made an e-caller and all our decoys are econo sillosocks. We put a lot of miles on and the results were very gratifying. I'm completely hooked now.


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Revis: I'm Not Faster Than DeSean
By Tom Krasniqi
The challenge has been made. Eagles speedy wideout DeSean Jackson dropped the gauntlet to Bucs cornerback Darrelle Revis: Try and catch me.
Jackson told reporters on Tuesday that Revis "can't run with me." Back in 2011, Revis faced Jackson when the Eagles took on the Jets. Jackson said Revis told him "you're too fast, slow down."
Those are fighting words indeed. Revis responded to Jackson's comments on Wednesday in the Bucs locker room.
"I'm not fast, he's fast. Fast people are allowed to say those types of things," Revis laughed.
With that being said, Revis says he's not backing down from the challenge.
"I've covered him before in the past. It was a good battle then and we'll see what happens this time around," Revis said. "I'm not in here to discuss who's the fastest. I'm not running for the Olympics or nothing like that and he's not either. I'm here to compete and play."
By the way, Revis held Jackson to two catches for 28 yards in that 2011 matchup. Now, Jackson wants payback. If Revis can duplicate that kind of effort on Sunday, then the Bucs may just get their first win of the season.


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Lenny Kravitz is slated to play Marvin Gaye in an upcoming biopic, according to The Evening Standard, a London based publication.
The film about one of R&B's most talented singers is being made by Julien Temple, best known for directing Absolute Beginners and for his films about the Sex Pistols:
It would chart the final years of Gaye's life in London from 1981, when he was suffering from an addiction to alcohol and an allergy to the taxman, and how he was rescued by music promoter Freddy Cousaert and spirited away to his flat in Ostend, Belgium, to recover.
Already, some are wondering if the casting of Kravitz in the role of Marvin Gaye will spark the same sort of controversy surrounding Nina Simone's biopic.
Many will remember that Zoe Saldana was cast to play Simone in a biopic, causing many to wonder why a woman who doesn't bear much resemblance to Simone was cast to play her in a movie.
To many observers, this shows that Hollywood is perpetuating white supremacy by preferring lighter skinned actresses and actors to darker skinned actors, even if the actual person the actor is portraying was darker skinned.
However, this preference for light skin seems to be more pronounced in the selection of black women for roles, with even black rappers and singers choosing light skinned models for their videos. Kravitz is a talented singer, though, so one could argue that he brings much more to the table than Saldana.
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Wells rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns while Pryor threw for 197 yards and three scores on a raw afternoon, leading OSU to its 14th consecutive conference road victory and its 16th win in the last 17 trips to Evanston.
The win also kept the Buckeyes well positioned in the Big Ten championship race. Ohio State (5-1, 8-2) remained a half-game behind Michigan State (6-1, 9-2), which was defeating Purdue, 21-7, at the same time OSU was dispatching the Wildcats. Atop the league standings is still Penn State, which was undefeated heading into an afternoon game at Iowa.
Northwestern has become a welcome tonic for Ohio State in recent years. Since losing an overtime contest to the Wildcats in 2004, the Buckeyes have clicked off four straight victories in the series by a combined score of 205-34.
While the contest ended in a lopsided rout, Northwestern appeared as if it would make a game of it early. Despite missing starting quarterback C.J. Bachér and being down to their third-string tailback, the Wildcats had the OSU defense on its heels throughout the first quarter.
But after Wells broke off a 55-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter, the Buckeyes never looked back. In the final three quarters, Ohio State piled up 349 total yards to only 227 for Northwestern.
Most of the Wildcats' offense came from backup quarterback Mike Kafka, who earned Big Ten offensive player of the week honors the week before by rushing for 217 yards against Minnesota. Against the Buckeyes, Kafka got loose for 83 yards on 29 carries and added another 177 yards through the air.
But the junior QB had precious little support from his teammates. His 260 yards of total offense represented 88.4 percent of his team's 294-yard total.
In addition to Wells' rushing performance, which came on 28 carries, Pryor added 33 yards on six scrambles. Ohio State ran for 244 yards in the contest, the third highest game total of the season and the team's best effort since late September. The Buckeyes totaled 251 yards in the season opener against Youngstown State and a season-high 279 in their 34-21 win Sept. 27 over Minnesota.
Meanwhile, Pryor completed 9 of 14 pass attempts for his 197 yards, throwing several long passes despite a stiff wind that buffeted the playing field throughout most of the game. The freshman has now thrown for 423 yards in his last two games, and has nine touchdowns passes for the season.
Wells got the scoring started with a 2-yard run at the 10:48 mark of the opening quarter, capping an eight-play, 66-yard march for the Buckeyes. It marked the fifth time in 10 games this season that OSU had scored a touchdown on its opening possession.
The Wildcats answered quickly when Kafka scored on a 1-yard plunge with 4:43 remaining the first quarter. The quarterback ran for 35 of the 67 yards on the 13-play march, and the Ohio State defense aided the NU effort with a pair of 15-yard personal foul penalties.
The score remained tied at 7 until Wells broke the deadlock with a 55-yard bolt on the second play of the second quarter. After Pryor completed a 22-yard pass over the middle to tight end Rory Nicol, Wells exploded into the line, bounced off the back of one his own blockers, ran out of a would-be Northwestern defender's arm tackle and steamrolled his way toward the goal line. The tailback stiff-armed away NU safety Brendan Smith near the 4-yard line and hopped into the end zone with his longest touchdown run of the season.
That made it 14-7 Ohio State with 14:03 left in the second quarter and the Buckeyes tacked on two more scores before halftime. Senior kicker Ryan Pretorius knocked through a 33-yard field goal at the 10:04 mark and then Pryor found senior receiver Brian Robiskie for a 15-yard touchdown pass with 1:26 remaining to make it 24-7 at the break.
Northwestern closed to within two touchdowns with a 25-yard field goal from senior kicker Amado Villarreal at the 11:03 mark of the third quarter, but Pryor found Nicol in the end zone for a 6-yard touchdown pass near the end of the period. The score capped an eight-play, 83-yard march and made it 31-10 in favor of the Buckeyes with 34 seconds left in the third quarter.
OSU tacked on two more touchdowns in the final period. Pryor and Robiskie hooked up again for a 34-yard reception that Robiskie gathered in between two defenders and backup tailback Dan "Boom" Herron ran 16 yards up the middle to pay dirt in the final seconds after Kafka fumbled and the loose ball was recovered by Ohio State defensive lineman Doug Worthington.
Robiskie wound up the game with three receptions for 58 yards and two touchdowns. The senior has a team-high seven TD catches this season and 23 for his career, the fourth best total on school history. Only David Boston (34, 1996-98), Cris Carter (27, 1984-86) and Santonio Holmes (25, 2003-05) have more.
Ohio State will be on the road again next week, traveling to Illinois (3-3, 5-5.) The Illini were 23-17 upset victims at Western Michigan today. Game time in Champaign is 12 noon Eastern (11 a.m. local time).


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My memories of using a hand cart are not good ones. Invariably they were rentals at public courses weighing a good 15 pounds with wobbly little wheels and a propensity to tip over on anything but dead flat ground. Dragging one of those behind me up and down hills wasn't any fun.
That's why I always carried when I walked. It was simpler and definitely more fashionable. Somehow here in the U.S. using a hand cart just wasn't the cool thing to do. But times change and so did I. I got older, my feet gave out (plantar faciitis), and I started riding instead of walking.
About the same time, while I wasn't looking, a new breed of hand cart emerged. Sun Mountain introduced their first three-wheeled push cart in 1999. It was light, stable, and ergonomically designed. With the latest version introduced this month, they've raised the bar again on what a hand cart can be. Here's the story…
Push to Walk
OK, I'll admit it. On my frequent visits to golf stores I've found myself playing with push carts. I flip the brake on and off. I push and pull it back and forth a little. I play with all the gizmos and gadgets attached to them… sort of like a dog circling, sniffing, and poking its nose at an unfamiliar object.
I am intrigued. I'm dying to walk the course again. The "old man" stigma may not attach to its use anymore since I am, indeed, an old man. So moot point there. And while the electric motor version, the Speed E Cart, seems the ultimate solution, its roughly $700 plus price tag makes it no solution for me.
The Sun Mountain Speed Cart V1, the least expensive cart in the line, thus holds the most appeal. And there's no doubt the long list of features speaks directly to the gadget freak inside me.
What it Is
As it was in the beginning, the Speed Cart V1 is a foldable, three-wheeled push cart with big pneumatic tires. It seems beautifully balanced and is designed to keep your back, arms and shoulders in their most natural positions. It's a far different animal than the two-wheel carts that seem to yank your arm from your shoulder.
There's a hand brake that locks for parking on slopes, a front wheel alignment adjustment for perfect tracking, and folding bag brackets. Standard accessories include a tire pump, an umbrella holder to keep an open umbrella over the cart and bag, and a bracket for storing the umbrella against the cart.
What's New
The 2008 version of the V1 now shipping to stores comes with a number of tweaks and new features. The console tray has been upgraded with a magnetic lid, padded valuables tray, a bungee scorecard holder, swiveling drink holder, and a mesh headcover tray.
There's something about that console that makes me think of the space ship control panels my friends and I would fashion from cans and nails and cannibalized bicycle parts when we were kids. Very, very nifty.
There are also new upper and lower bag brackets that don't require bungee cords or straps to secure your bag and a lower bag rest and bracket that fold in one motion.
Sun Mountain has also spiffed up the look. The wheels and spokes now sport a black anodized finish, although they're staying silver if you choose the metallic black finish. Other colors include metallic blue, metallic red, metallic orange, metallic lime, metallic silver, yellow, and pink.
For those so inclined, Sun Mountain makes it possible to pimp your ride with optional accessories like special rain or UV umbrellas, a cooler, a storage bag, a seat, mitts that attach to the cart handle, and a cart cover.
Suggested retail price for the new version is $239. It should be showing up in stores and online over the next few weeks.
In the End…
At that price point, I'm going to be looking to try one of these before I pop for one. Still, walking is a wonderful way to play. It's faster, it's better for you, and it's a lot more like real golf. If a light Sunday bag like we wrote about last week is not the solution, maybe this will be the thing to get me back on my feet.


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"MadMike" "Amero 22 vs my other 22 – with other locals' opinions" "Faction 22 frame, fork, wheel and tire kit – (set up brakeless)".
"So I have managed to build the Amero you sent me, and I also recently built up an SandM Holmes. I put the f22 on the back tire of the holmes and had the innova tire on the front. Took a small road trip to visit some friends that wanted to try 22s. Over the weekend about 10 people rode both the Amero and the Holmes. 9 people all agreed the Amero felt better than the Holmes (at least at the skateparks). Even though the holmes feels a little different, both are still super fun. Needless to say more than half of them will have a 22 by xmas! I think that testing my bikes, a lot of people have had their eyes opened to how much fun the 22 is. Most people were able to ride my Amero and hit all their normal lines at their local parks 1st run (I ride brakeless so some were scared to ride with no brakes). A lot of people there were paying attention to the 22s, so there are a lot more people now enlightened. Most had never heard of Faction, but after riding my 2 bikes they definitely know now! I have now ridden both bikes at the trails and the parks. I still feel the Amero is the better out of the two bikes. I didn't do any spins (360s) on the Holmes yet, but it rode better at the Trails than at the skatepark. Where the Amero feels great on both park and trails, and 360s just fine. I am a big fan of the 4 inch headtube as well. Great job guys! will drop more feed back as time goes on, but 9 out of 10 people is a pretty overwhelming number of people that preferred the Amero over the Holmes." author="Mad Mike" pubdate="2013-09-24″
[schema type="review" description="Faction 22inch Amero tyres" rev_name="Amero 22inch wheel BMX " rev_body="I just put 'em through a three hour session. There is no break in period. They gripped amazing right away. Rode them at 80psi and the beads didn't budge. I am going to buy an amero and another set of f22 tires to support Faction.Right now I am riding a 22 holmes and I have the revenge pinned rims laced to profiles. The tires are holding on the rims perfectly and are perfectly formed. Kudos Faction! These tires have pushed the 22 into a solid option and I believe the 22 is here to stay now" user_review="5″ min_review="1″ max_review="5″ ]These tires are legit! Review by Scott S
10/10 for geom Review by L1982
Anyone who's currently thinking of buying a BMX with a top tube longer than 21″ is crazy not to be buying a Faction Amero instead!!
I ordered using the Bill Me Later option which is just right for me, I HAD to get one.
Bike arrivved in 5 days from England (thanks guys) the looks and quality are awesome, far better than my boy Siranden's holmes 22 in every way.
I'll send you the photos from next session at the gates trails, feels like I only have to think of a trick and I make it. 22s are a universe away from anything else.
(Posted on 15/02/2013)
[schema type="review" name="Joel Alamo" description="Review – first ride of Faction Amero BMX 22inch wheels" rev_body="This bike rides like a dream. Took it out for the first time today… the geometry is so dialed, the bike is light, nimble and super trickable. Only one guy even noticed that my wheels were 22's. Once he rode it he said 'damn that thing would be a trail slayer!' " pubdate="2013-04-07″ user_review="5″ min_review="5″ max_review="5″ ]
Anyone buying a 20″? Bwaaaaaaahaaaa! Review by Samhain
Huge thanks to Keith and Faction for finally getting the perfect BMX together. I have been dreaming of getting a 22″ since forever. The Amero rides even better than it looks. I've set it up with 8.5″ bars which is probably the only bad bit of geometry on the whole bike. Well done guys you've got a winner on your hands.
Told you I'd write a review!
(Posted on 28/01/2013)
[schema type="review" name="Gareth Jones" description="Review – first ride of Faction Amero BMX 22inch wheels" rev_body="never felt so at home on a bike, I think it gives taller riders like myself an advantage i'v never found from riding larger frame 20s. im excited to see how it will change my riding. strait away i felt i was going faster and higher than normal. i have to admit i was a little sceptical before, but I really couldn't fault it." pubdate="2013-05-07″ user_review="5″ min_review="5″ max_review="5″ ]
10 or so runs through my backyard trails on the Amero.
It definitely feels much more like a 20″ than the Holmes that I rode. The speed and stability of the 22's far exceed my 20's. The other guys that came out to ride said that for once I was was riding a bike that actually looked like it fit me.
(Posted on 16/02/2013)


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12-Year-Old Miami Gardens Girl Killed by Stray Bullet
MIAMI GARDENS--A 12-year-old girl is dead after being hit by a stray bullet in Miami last week.
Police say they are looking for multiple suspects in the shooting.
Miami-Dade Crimestoppers upped its reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot and killed 12-year-old Tequila Forshee last week.
An anonymous donor gave the city of Miami Gardens $25,000, raising the reward to $30,000.
"We thank you all for the outpouring of love and support, but the tragedy has penetrated our hearts more than you'll ever know," said Chanae Forshee, the girl's aunt. "At this moment, we are asking for anyone with a conscience to step forward for our little TT."
Tequila Forshee was sitting inside her grandmother's home when she was shot on Aug. 14. Her grandmother was shot in the leg.
"The information we have is that there were four suspects, ages 15 to 18, riding on two bikes," said Miami Gardens Deputy Chief Paul Miller. "So the doubled up on the bicycles."
On Monday, city officials passed a resolution that designated general fund dollars to a newly created reward fund to help solve crimes. The fund enhances dollars already set aside for tipsters through Crimestoppers.
"This program comes after much deliberation and dialogue and a desire for more increased community involvement in stamping out this cancer of violence in our community," said Miami Gardens Mayor Oliver Gilber III.
Detectives believe at least five suspects are involved in the deadly shooting.
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The AP continues its slide
AP writer Tom Raum claims "many liberals" are "belittling" Palin by saying that as a mother of five, she lacks the "time" to be vice president.
But Raum forgot to quote or even paraphrase a single liberal doing anything of the kind.
Atrios suggests [1] you contact Raum and ask him -- nicely -- to name one.


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Thompson Square Takes on Sarah Darling on Today's Daily Duel [AUDIO/POLL]
Thompson Square is going for win number four on today's Daily Duel. The duo will be taking on the new song from Sarah Darling. Remember to vote and to leave your name in the comment section for your chance to win a $50 gift card from Red Lobster! Our most recent winners are Devin Dubose of Tyler, Ginger Whitworth of Chandler, Jennifer Miller of Tyler, Samantha Toliver of Longview, and Kristin Bright of Mineola.


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ibis Moscow Paveletskaya HotelEconomy hotel for business and leisure
The ibis Moscow Paveletskaya hotel is located in Moscow's business district, within walking distance of the Aeroexpress train to Domodedovo airport and not far from Red Square, the Kremlin and the Bolshoi Theater (5 minutes by metro - 2 stops). The hotelboasts 147 comfortable rooms that are ideal for business travelers and tourists. The Rendez-Vous lobby bar is open around the clock. Wireless Internet (WIFI) is included in the room price.
Discover your own Moscow! Visit the Art Museums or enjoy ballet at The Bolshoi Theatre; find the charming Tsaritsino and historical UNESCO heritage site Kolomenskoe or go shopping in the very heart of Moscow
This hotel participates to Planet 21 and is acting in favour of Positive Hospitality.
Services in the hotel and nearby
Online check-in
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
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- WIFI at the hotel
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Accessibility for people with reduced mobility
- Reduced mobility rooms
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- Accessible bathroom
- Pet allowed 500 RUB
- 100% non-smoking hotel
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Online check-in
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
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- WIFI at the hotel
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- 100% non-smoking hotel
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Hotel location
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Tel: (+7)495/6607500
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- PAVELETSKAYA : GREEN, Paveletskaya
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- DOMODEDOVO DMD At 40km / 24.86 miles
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Currently, close to our hotel
Our rooms
Standard Room with one Double bed
Enjoy a good night's sleep in a Standard Room thanks to the good soundproofing, air conditioning and blackout blinds. A safe, work desk and WIFI are also available in the room for your convenience.
Superior Room
The spacious Superior Room with soundproofing features air conditioning, WIFI and a safe. A range of television channels are available in the room to help you relax after a busy day.
Standard Room with 2 single beds
Live together, sleep apart in a Standard Room with twin beds. WIFI, a safe and air conditioning will also ensure your stay at our hotel is as comfortable as possible.
- 147 rooms
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- 12 connecting rooms
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- Bathroom doors 32 inches wide
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IBIS KITCHEN RESTAURANTType of cuisine: International
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Relaxation on the menu. A bite to eat, something to drink... It's the one rendez-vous you need for a new take on work and leisure.
Our customer reviews for ibis Moscow Paveletskaya
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Good IBIS standard hotel with excellent breakfast and 24 cafe for business meetings etc. My only regret was there was no kettle in the bedroom (which I would have expected) and it was a long way to the cafe to ask for cups of hot water and then carry it up in the lift. The hotel provided slippers and a robe which was unexpected.
several times I have stayed at the ibis Moscow Paveletskaya on business and for pleasure. I always got a cosy conveniently furnished room with comfortable bed, TV, bathroom (shower). I like the hotel because of its location near subway station, nice price, friendly and qualified staff, good buffet. the only drawback I found was a poor wi-fi signal in some rooms. so, I recommend it.
Great accommodation. Clean. Quiet. Room curtains ensured a dark room for sleeping. Great bed (being a new hotel helped) and clean funtional bathroom. Staff was great. Free use of computers. Only improvement would be to note when walking from the Metro station, need to use the pedestrain tunnel to continue walking along the street and to pass train station on your left.
The hotel shows the regular Ibis-standard, not new; but overall ok and clean. The "small breakfast" in the lobby is a good idea, but unless you love smoking cigarette after cigarette at 7 in the morning (and till late night) its completely useless. Even in Moscow smoking should not be allowed in the hotel lobby. It makes it a hell for non-smokers, f.e. while using the internet terminals.
We stayed at the Ibis Paveletskaya on September 18 for one night, prior to joining a Moscow-St Petersburg river cruise. We were very pleased with the hotel, including the quality of the room, the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, and the location, which is 12 to 15 minutes from the Paveletskaya Railway Station. It is possible to find the hotel by following the directions on the website, but we had printed several TA commentaries by earlier guests who pointed out useful landmarks en route, and we found this helped a lot. One suggestion we have would be to add a bit more information to the map on the website, together with Russian and Latin alphabet street names. We took the breakfast buffet and thought it was very good, even if a bit expensive. Moscow is a pricey city, and we felt that the Ibis offered very good value for the rate we paid. We would definitely stay there again.
Dear Charlotte, Thank you very much for all your positive comments about our hotel. I hope you enjoyed your trip both to Moscow and Saint-Petersburg and you would like to come back to our beautiful county again. Looking forward to welcome you back at ibis Moscow Paveletskaya Hotel, Sincerely, Mrs. Irina Nacharova, General Manager Ibis Moscow Paveletskaya Hotel
Overall, a very nice hotel. 10 mins. from metro - not a prime location, but in comparing price/quality/location, I haven't found other hotels matching that combination. Friendly staff, a bit weak WiFi signal, central aircon not yet turned on (would have liked to be able to regulate temp ourselves) and the bed was small considering that our room was advertised as 2 + 1 with our child sleeping in the same bed. All in all though, these were minor details not spoiling the overall good impression.
Nice hotel. Was a problem with check-in. We waited 2 hours for settlement. In an online booking system prepayment passed ok. But when we arrived in the hotel we were surprised that the payment failed and we can't register in time.
Dear guest, Thank you very much for taking time to share your experience at our hotel. I am very sorry that your arrival was not smooth and you had to wait. We always do our best to accommodate guests even when they arrive before usual check in time 2 p.m. Unfortunately it is not always possible and entirely depends on rooms availability. Our Luggage room can be used free of charge to keep luggage before check in, if necessary. Sorry that we had no time to inform you in advance about pre-payment failure, as your reservation was made shortly before arrival. I am very grateful to you that despite not very correct beginning you still appreciated our hotel and found it nice. Hope for a chance to prove you high standards of our service during your next arrival. Sincerely, Mrs. Irina Nacharova, General Manager Ibis Moscow Paveletskaya Hotel
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Isn't that the truth.
A priest dies and is waiting in line at the Pearly Gates. Ahead of him is a guy who's dressed in sunglasses, a loud shirt, leather jacket, and jeans.
Saint Peter addresses this cool guy, 'Who are you, so that I may know whether or not to admit you to the Kingdom of Heaven ? The guy replies, 'I'm Jack, retired airline pilot from Houston .
Saint Peter consults his list. He smiles and says to the pilot, 'Take this silken robe and golden staff and enter the Kingdom.' The pilot goes into Heaven with his robe and staff.
Next, it's the priest's turn. He stands erect and booms out, 'I am Father Bob, pastor of Saint Mary's for the last 43 years.' Saint Peter consults his list. He says to the priest, 'Take this cotton robe and wooden staff and enter the Kingdom.
'Just a minute,' says the good father. 'That man was a pilot and he gets a silken robe and golden staff and I get only cotton and wood. How can this be?
'Up here - we go by results,' says Saint Peter. 'When you preached - people slept. When he flew, people prayed.
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
Isn't that the truth.
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
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Has anybody done this or know how. If possible, please point me in the right direction, thanx.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Ahh, well I alright boot it live via usb on my win 7 machine. Just thought I'd see if it was possible to get it on my old machine. Thanx anyway.


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RPT-UPDATE 6-Mexico scraps $3.75 bln China rail deal ahead of state visit
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By Michael O'Boyle and Dave Graham
MEXICO CITY Nov 7 (Reuters) - Mexico has revoked a $3.75 billion high-speed rail contract from a China-led consortium after its uncontested bid prompted an outcry from lawmakers, souring a state visit to Beijing next week by President Enrique Peña Nieto.
After the contract to build the link was awarded on Monday, opposition politicians accused the government of favoring the group led by China Railway Construction Corp Ltd, the sole bidder.
Mexico's Communications and Transport Ministry, which has defended the bidding process, said on Friday it expects to re-run the tender in late November under the same terms, and would keep it open for six months to enable all interested parties to participate.
"The president wants this project which is so important for Mexico to not be questioned, to have absolute clarity," Transport Minister Gerardo Ruiz Esparza said. "We expect more participation from train makers in the new tender."
China Railway Construction can take part in the new tender and could be eligible for compensation since Mexico's government withdrew the contract, he added.
French engineering group Alstom SA and Canada's Bombardier Inc said they would consider taking part in the new tender.


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geez what bout my stencils??
geez what bout my stencils??
they cool. i'm going to hav to kill myself cuz everyone hates me. who really cares about how good the sticker is? its gonna get ripped down anyway. but w/e stop the beef and post more stickers while i go jump off a cliff.
graffiti is pretty cool.
who cares toys make mistakes just practice more before wastin stickers. at least you learned a lesson
thanks man^ i'll start doin pieces on stickies, or at least throwies.
graffiti is pretty cool.
but first perfect them in a notebook
ahhh, good idea. thank u. man i am learnin a lto today
graffiti is pretty cool.
hey man. but freal. spend your time wisley.
if your ganna put a tag on a sticker its kind of a waste cause
it takes the same time to put the sticker on something as it does
to put your tag up. so if you think about it, it doesnt make sense.
otown florida

QUOTE (C3ZR ONE @ Oct 15 2006, 01:07 AM)

 Ever since Bon Jovi sang the words "Shot dowwwwn... In a blaze of glory", buttrock has been a beloved term in the english speaking world.

im really feelin the second one
harvey birdmannnn
BAPER-L.I.
same ere i like the 2nd ones
what do ppl think is the best material for makeing stencils?

QUOTE (TricksForKids @ Apr 12 2005 @ 05:57 PM)

yeah i know how ya feel......girls peekin voer my shoulder in class while im jsut chillin and sketchin then they go "OH DO MY NAME!"
these are the steps you take
1. asses your situation, make sure no permanent markers are in your hand before striking.
2. always look, she could be hot.
3. if shes hot, you say "sure, soon as i can" - dont spell her name wrong.
4.if shes ugly, simply say "no, im busy"
5. if shes really ugly, brute force is an option.
Peace

constuctive critz!! not "u suk, ass hole"...get it?
bristol board
I <3 my flowpen

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alright ladies here are some steps if you want some sick ass consistancy
1.get a jenna jameson tape
2.put that shit in and do your thang
3.put your man mayo in a marker shaft
4.fill with paint
if you dont belive me try it out yourself that shit works like a mexican at a gas station. h34r: (im latino so i can say that shit boyeeeeeeeee)

RASE
i have a question abouut makin stickers. so putting tags on them is a waste right? then wutabout throwups? i think my throwups look better than pieces. so if i put filled in throwies on the stickers is that cool?
graffiti is pretty cool.
It depends what they look like and jerm I'm not using MAC anymore. I'm going with SPAZ/SPAZM
I just use computer paper then test it out a couple times an the paint dries and thickens it upOriginally posted by civicman@Sep 16 2006, 06:02 AM
what do ppl think is the best material for makeing stencils?
blix- both of your stencils suck.
im sorry, but theyre boring and they dont seem to be cut well either
geks- i know you already took alot of shit from people, but basically, if you suck, dont make stickers. SKETCH
stickers are not sketchbooks kids. if you sketch alot, you will get better, and do things like making all your letters the same size and width, and if you do throwups, make them look good, dont bite other peoples letters.
also, you will have sketches to look at and then draw onto stickers and tweak slightly.
doing tags is a waste of a sticker unless its a name badge sticker, because those are so small, but i would still rather do a throw on them if i can make it look sick
its easier just to bring a marker when you put up stickers and do tags in between, which is good because then people dont think you only do stickers like alot of people do.
beastie your stencils look like you thought them out well as far as drawing them, but somewhere along the line you really fucked up
theyre both pretty messy. and i could barely tell that was mentock the mindtaker until i saw the other guy and realized your first one must also be from a tv show
also, stencils of things from tv shows are pretty played out, like celebrity stencils. theyre good for decorating your house, but pretty lame for anything else.
aces- take a break from living on the internet, and go paint or something at a chill spot that nobody will see, IE under a bridge or the back of tracksides.
learn graffiti, sketch more, quit looking to the internet for help. we cant make you good at it, you have to do it yourself.
or just quit.
peace to cezr, aoassis and gerk.
wrek are you still gonna send me stickers?
The position of the artist is humble. He is essentially a channel ~ Piet Mondrian
how do I make them not boring?
by being creative


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Posts Tagged 'James Bittles II'
BITTLES Margaret – 1918, born in Lemont, Illinois 98 years ago to James Bittles II and Bertha PIERCE. (2nd cousin 3x removed -p)
BUCHKOWSKI Ophelia – 1876, born in Prussia 140 years ago. (wife of Bernard OSTROWSKI, 1st cousin 4x removed -m)
DARGA Frances (Modrzynski) – 1969, died in Rogers City, Michigan 47 years ago when she was 66 years old. (1st cousin 2x removed -p)
DIBENEDETTO Alexander – 1916, born in Detroit, Michigan 100 years ago to Vincenzo DiBenedetto & Josephine VITALI.
GRUBBA Mary (Sheridan) – 1942, died in Detroit, Michigan 74 years ago when she was 56 years old. (1st cousin 3x removed -m)
HOFFE Mary – 1874, born in Detroit, Michigan 169 years ago. (wife of Theodore SCHULTE, 3rd great-granduncle -m)
HOWER Clinton – 1886, born in Rice county, Minnesota 130 years ago to Frank Hower & Gertrude HAMMANG. (2nd cousin 3x removed -m)
KESSLER August John – 1868, born in Detroit, Michigan 148 years ago to Christopher Kessler & Anna Mary ASCHMANN. (2nd great-granduncle -m)
POWER Marguerite -1878, born in Ontario, Canada 138 years ago. (wife of Albert SCHULTE, 2nd great-granduncle -m)
PRAIN John – 1921, married Myrtle MOUSER in Detroit, Michigan 95 years ago. (2nd cousin 3x removed -m)
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text: C8 panel moving closer to key decisions By Ken Ward Jr. July 30, 2011 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- More than six years after a landmark legal settlement, a panel of scientists is still another year away from determining if the DuPont chemical C8 makes people sick. But with three new reports issued last month, members of the three-person C8 Science Panel say they are getting closer to a conclusion.The latest "status reports" on the panel's work contain the same cautionary points the group has emphasized since issuing its first results in October 2008: Data is missing on whether health impacts or chemical exposure came first. Cause-and-effect in such situations is hard to prove. More research is needed.Still, in its most recent reports, the Science Panel used much stronger language than it ever has before.• One status report said an association between C8 exposure and increased markers of potential liver disease was "highly statistically significant" and "unlikely to be due to chance." • Another study reported "no association" between C8 and preterm births, low birth weight or birth defects. • The third report concluded that increased risk of kidney cancer death "could possibly be due to" C8 exposure.Science panel members, in interviews last week, said such language shouldn't be taken as a sign they've made up their minds, but does indicate they are moving closer to a final answer."We're not there yet, but these are very important building blocks -- more important than a lot of what came before," said panel member David Savitz, a professor of community health at Brown University.Savitz and the rest of the Science Panel are working to implement a key provision of a $107.6 million class-action settlement between DuPont and about 70,000 residents whose drinking water was polluted by C8 from the company's Washington Works plant south of Parkersburg.C8 is another name for perfluorooctanoate acid, or PFOA. In West Virginia, DuPont has used C8 since the 1950s as a processing agent to make Teflon and other nonstick products, oil-resistant paper packaging and stain-resistant textiles.DuPont and other companies have reduced their emissions and agreed on a voluntary phase-out of the chemical, but researchers are still concerned about a growing list of possible health effects and about the chemical's presence in consumer products, as well as continued pollution from waste disposal practices.Savitz and panel members Kyle Steenland and Tony Fletcher were appointed to study C8 and determine if there is a "probable link" between exposure and illness. If they conclude there is, DuPont could be on the hook for up to $235 million for future medical monitoring for area residents.The term "probable link" isn't a standard one for scientists who study toxic chemical exposure. It's defined in the DuPont legal settlement as whether, "based upon the weight of the available scientific evidence, it is more likely than not that there is a link between exposure to C8 and a particular human disease" among Mid-Ohio Valley residents taking part in the suit.Currently, the Science Panel's schedule calls for a probable link determination by July 2012. In May, Wood Circuit Judge J.D. Beane blasted the scientists for taking so long, and some residents in the Parkersburg area are also becoming impatient with the panel's timetable."I'm seeing a lot of sashaying around the block," said Joe Kiger, one of the lead plaintiffs in the suit against DuPont. "They keep coming up with association after association, but they haven't said 'probable link' yet." The Science Panel has previously published peer-reviewed papers and separate reports to the court that found C8 exposure associated with a variety of adverse health effects, ranging from high cholesterol and hypertension to birth defects and learning disorders in children. So far, though, the panelists have not filed a report in which they actually either find or rule out a "probable link" between such problems and C8 exposure.In its three most recent status reports, the Science Panel focused on its study of DuPont plant worker mortality, potential impacts on liver function tests, and birth outcomes among mothers exposed to C8. Complete data from those studies has not yet been made public, and the results have not gone through peer review or been published in scientific journals.The worker mortality results are in some ways the most significant, because DuPont has been criticized before by its own panel of corporate science advisers for downplaying a potential link between C8 and higher risk of kidney cancer death among workers.In its status report, the Science Panel said it found no increase in kidney cancer deaths or deaths from non-cancer kidney disease when it compared DuPont workers to the general U.S. population. Overall mortality rates among DuPont workers were also low, when compared to the general population.Science Panel members explained that is to be expected, because of something scientists call "the healthy worker effect.""Almost all worker populations, when compared to the general population, have a lower mortality rate for all causes," said panel member Kyle Steenland of Emory University, the lead researcher on the study. "Working populations don't tend to have sick people. "If you just compare the workers to the general population, you often see depressed or lower rates of mortality among the workers," Steenland said. "If you want to pinpoint the effects on the mortality in the workforce, it often helps to compare workers with different exposures." That's just what the Science Panel did, and the results "significantly increased rates of death among the more highly exposed workers compared to the low-exposed workers" for kidney cancer and non-cancer kidney disease.The Science Panel cautioned that these results, while "statistically significant," were also based on small numbers -- 12 kidney cancers and 13 chronic kidney disease cases.But the panel also said, "the increased risk for the more highly exposed in relation to malignant kidney and non-malignant kidney diseases could possibly be due to PFOA; the kidney is a site in the body where PFOA is found."In its study of C8 and markers of potential liver disease, the Science Panel found an association between exposure and one of three liver enzymes that it examined. It said that association -- between C8 exposure and the liver enzyme ALT -- "is unlikely to be due to chance, as it is highly statistically significant."The results concerning C8 exposure and the other two liver enzymes, GGT and bilirubin, were not as definitive.The Science Panel status report said neither of those two enzymes "showed a clear relationship with PFOA."In an email interview, panel member Tony Fletcher of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine said the detailed data about the other enzymes and C8 would be released once a formal scientific paper is published.But, Fletcher said, the pattern of comparisons between C8 exposures and the other enzymes was "not completely flat," but that the "pattern is less convincing" than with ALT.While Fletcher said his personal conclusion is there is "little or no evidence of an association, he also said the results "are insufficient to prove an association, but also insufficient to conclude there is no association," Fletcher said.The Science Panel's report on pregnancy and birth outcomes found a "small but clearly present" association between C8 exposure and pre-eclampsia, a condition involving high blood pressure in pregnant women.The panel's status report indicated this was the first and only study addressing that issue. But actually, the Science Panel itself previously published a status report and a peer-reviewed paper that found a similar association between C8 and pre-eclampsia.That earlier study, first made public in March 2009, also found what was characterized as a "weak" association between C8 exposure and birth defects.Initially, the Science Panel had examined pregnancy and birth outcomes for 1,845 pregnancies between 2000 and 2006. The more recent report, which found no association between C8 and birth defects, miscarriages or stillborn births, examined a much larger number, nearly 12,000 pregnancies between 1990 and 2005.Science Panel member David Savitz, the leader researcher on the issue, said the much larger number of pregnancies studied makes the more recent results far more likely to be accurate."We believe the newer information is more solid and more informative than the old one," Savitz said. "I'm more comfortable than I was before about these results."Savitz cautioned that the new Science Panel report does not contradict the findings of a 2007 Johns Hopkins study that linked C8 exposure to low birth weights. The Science Panel only examined whether babies were above or below a certain weight of concern -- 5.5 pounds -- while Johns Hopkins researchers looked much more precisely at small changes in actual weight of babies compared to C8 levels in umbilical cord blood.Savitz also noted that there haven't been many previous studies about C8's impact on pregnancies."This is very strong evidence," Savitz said. "But one study is one study. To be absolutely certain requires replication. I don't want to say the case is closed. 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Does anyone reproduce the trunk lid "bavaria" badge that the e3s (2800, 3.0, 3.0i, 3.0iA) wore for the North American market? The hatch on my e61 Sports Wagon was painted just before I bought it and apparently the dealer neglected to replace the 530xi emblem. Oddly, there are no X-drive badges on the front fenders, either, and these weren't repainted. Who knows, maybe the original owner took them all off, preferring a cleaner look.
It would be fun to install a bavaria badge on the hatch instead, or maybe the "touring" script from a '71 or '72 2002 hatchback. Are there any repros out there? I'm afraid that original chromed pot metal mouldings would probably be pitted and might be too costly anyway, in the case of the rare touring.
Fear not, I won't be drilling any holes in my lovely car to attach old style emblems. I'm sure body shop suppliers have dependable glues or double-sided adhesive tapes that could stick them on, after I grind off the mounting pins.
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200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
firstname.lastname@example.com | 800.848.8702
Awaken the teacher within.
What will you learn?
With more than 30 years of experience in training yoga teachers, Kripalu knows that the most authentic teaching comes from deep personal experience. At Kripalu, you are guided by our expert faculty and guest teachers, study our 21 foundational asanas (postures) and five core pranayama (yogic-breathing) techniques, explore yoga philosophy, learn anatomy, practice teaching , and so much more.
Empower your students and provide tools for personal growth.
As a Kripalu graduate you will head into the world confident and ready to lead grounded, safe, and inspired gentle and moderate Kripalu Yoga classes. You also learn how to offer modifications, posture options, clarification of contraindications, and how to create a complete series of classes with progressive levels of difficulty.
Philosophy. As a 200-Hour Kripalu Yoga teacher, you gain a deeper personal relationship to yoga philosophy, with an emphasis on integrating Patanjali's Yoga Sutras and the teachings of Swami Kripalu.
Principles of anatomy and physiology. Focus on safety, joint movement, range of motion, and a functional understanding of skeletomuscular systems and structures.
Pranayama. Enable students to experience body-mind integration and purification through yogic breathing. Learn and practice creative ways of incorporating various pranayama techniques into your posture sequences.
Relaxation and meditation. Gain skills for centering yourself and your students. Create a safe space for fostering inward focus, guiding meditation, and cultivating deep relaxation (Savasana).
The Kripalu Yoga Teacher Training 200-Hour Certification includes both a solid grounding in technical skills and the development of an empathic, intuitive approach to teaching. It prepares you with the foundation to teach any population to which you feel called. You graduate a certified yoga teacher with a solid foundation and the tools you need to support your ongoing personal evolution and excellence in teaching.
Graduates of Kripalu Yoga Teacher Training are in great demand for their in-depth knowledge, clear instruction, intuitive insights, and ability to guide students to the experience of inner peace that is the true essence of yoga. Kripalu Yoga teachers range in age from their 20s to 80s and can be found in community yoga studios; in urban and rural areas; in schools, prisons, and hospitals; and at workplaces from the United Nations to Cirque du Soleil. Because Kripalu supports individual inquiry and expression, the places you find our teachers are as varied as the teachers themselves.
The Kripalu teaching model incorporates many tools and techniques that guide students through their own journey as a teacher, allowing each graduate to emerge with a "tool bag" of foundational skills and knowledge. Kripalu graduates are prepared to take their teaching career to a wide variety of populations and environments.
Kripalu Yoga Tools and Techniques
Your training starts with an introduction to some of the hallmarks of the Kripalu methodology, including
- A grounded approach to the ancient practice of yoga adapted for modern practitioners
- Natural alignment based on safe movements of the joints and muscles for all the asanas
- Breathing exercises and the philosophy of pranayama
- An overview of the ancient traditions that most strongly influenced Kripalu Yoga: Vedanta, Sankhya, Tantra, and Tantric Hatha Yoga.
As an approach, Kripalu Yoga emphasizes
- Safe alignment in warm-ups, postures, and pranayama positions
- Empowering students to determine their own limitations
- Off-the-mat applications of yoga practice, including skillfulness in action
- Musculoskeletal anatomy specific to the asanas and pranayamas taught in this program
- Self-awareness.
Content Hours
Minimum content hours (as determined by Yoga Alliance) include
|Techniques: Instruction in Yoga Asana, Pranayama, and Meditation
|100 hours
|Teaching Methodology
|30 hours
|Anatomy and Physiology
|20 hours
|30 hours
|15 hours
|5 hours
|200 hours
Textbooks and Materials
On the first day of training, students receive a complimentary Kripalu Yoga Teacher 200-hour manual. Additional recommended texts include
- Kripalu Yoga: A Guide to Practice On and Off the Mat, by Richard Faulds
- Anatomy of Movement (Revised Edition), by Blandine Calais-Germain
These books can be purchased through the Kripalu Shop Online.
Dates and Costs
The total cost of the training will be determined by the tuition plus your choice of accommodations. Please contact Registrations for detailed information about accommodations at 866.200.5203.
If your preference is private accommodations, we strongly recommend submitting your application as early as possible as they are limited in availability.
Monthlong Format
Tuition $2,675, plus accommodations.
Programs begin at 7:00 pm on opening night and end by noon on the final day. Monthlong sessions typically have one day off each week.
- May 28–June 23, 2017
Jurian Hughes and Jennifer Reis
- June 25–July 21, 2017
Coby Kozlowski and Michelle Dalbec
- July 23–August 18, 2017
Yoganand Michael Carroll and Larissa Hall Carlson
- October 15–November 10, 2017
Rudy Pierce, Michelle Dalbec, and Steven Leonard
- February 18–March 16, 2018
Lead Trainer: Cristie Newhart, Assistant Trainer: Kari Harendorf
- July 1–27, 2018
Lead Trainer: Coby Kozlowski, Assistant Trainer: Rudy Peirce
- July 29–August 24, 2018
Lead Trainer: Larissa Hall Carlson, Assistant Trainer: Sarajean Rudman
- October 7–November 2, 2018
Lead Trainer: Jurian Hughes, Assistant Trainer: Erica Arce
Two 12-Day Sessions Format
Tuition $2,675, plus accommodations.
Part 1 and Part 2 must be taken together as listed below. Programs begin at 7:00 pm on opening night and end at noon on the final day of each session. Each session runs for twelve days consecutively with no days off. There will be homework assignments to complete between sessions.
- November 26–December 8, 2017 Part 1 and January 21–February 2, 2018 Part 2
Larissa Hall Carlson and Cristie Newhart
- 200-Hour Kripalu Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
June 3–15, 2018 Part 1 and August 5–17, 2018 Part 2
Yoganand Michael Carroll
Weekend Format 2018
Tuition $2,675, plus accommodations.
All weekends must be taken consecutively as listed below. Sessions begin at 7:00 pm on opening night and end at noon on Sundays.
Teachers Michelle Dalbec and Jess Frey
- January 25–28
- February 23–25
- March 23–25
- April 27–29
- May 18–20
- June 21–24
- July 26–29
- August 16–19
Other Fees and Costs
In addition to the total program cost, there is a $25 application fee (required at the time of application) and the cost of texts recommended for the program (currently estimated at approximately $60, and subject to change).
Daily Schedule
When you train with the Kripalu Schools of Yoga and Ayurveda, you benefit from a unique immersion experience in our beautiful retreat center setting. While you're here, you develop tools to cultivate health, create community, and encourage a quest for knowledge. We offer a variety of accommodation options to support your experience and budget needs, ranging from dormitories to private rooms.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Am I required to stay at Kripalu during the program?
While you are not required to stay at Kripalu during your training program, the residential aspect supports both the curriculum and your ability to fully participate in the rigorous schedule. This training is designed to give you time away from the regular day-to-day demands of your life and allow you to be in an environment that fully supports a yogic lifestyle. The immersion experience, which our teacher trainings are known for, brings your training to a depth that would otherwise be unattainable. In addition, by staying at Kripalu Center, you will facilitate the development of lifelong connections with fellow students.
Is there a written test that must be passed for certification?
Throughout the training, you will be evaluated verbally and in writing on the material presented. These evaluations are designed to ascertain where you need additional study or support. Your certification is not contingent upon these evaluations. The practice-teach sessions are the determining factor for whether or not a student will graduate. Being able to successfully and safely deliver a complete Kripalu Yoga class to a group of your fellow students is a requirement for certification.
How much time will I need to study outside of the program schedule?
Each day there will be reading assignments to support your learning within the program. The amount of time this reading takes will depend upon the assignment and the individual. There may also be time needed outside of program time to prepare for your practice teach sessions.
Is there credit for training completed outside of Kripalu Center?
For the Kripalu Yoga Teacher Training 200-hour, our curriculum is predefined and comprehensive: it needs to be completed in its entirety for you to become a 200-hour certified Kripalu Yoga teacher. Therefore, there is not the ability to transfer credit or hours from other programs towards this training.
Can I commute?
If you choose not to stay at Kripalu, commuter spaces are available. In addition to tuition, commuters pay $55 per day. The cost includes three meals per day, daily yoga classes, access to non-ticketed evening events, and full use of the facilities when not in program sessions. We recommend that commuters live or stay within 30 minutes of Kripalu due to the program schedule.
Will I have an opportunity to participate in activities at Kripalu Center during the training?
Due to the intensive nature of this program, it may be difficult to participate in other Kripalu evening events or receive Healing Arts services. Healing Arts sessions may be scheduled on your arrival or departure days. There will be some evenings off during which you can schedule healing arts or attend an evening concert or other event. Please wait to receive your program schedule at the beginning of your training before booking Healing Arts appointments.
Can I invite friends and family to graduation?
Graduation is open only to program participants and attendance is mandatory. We do have an informal celebration held toward the end of the program that family and friends are invited to attend. You will receive more information about this during your program.
Still have questions?
For more information about Kripalu Yoga Teacher Training, call 800.848.8702 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Admissions to the programs are determined on a rolling basis. Given high program demand, a maximum number of students per training, and limited housing availability, we strongly recommend that applicants submit applications as soon as possible (two–four months prior to the program start). Trainings typically fill to capacity about one month in advance.
We rely on information provided in the application to make informed decisions about your capacity to fully participate in and benefit from all aspects of the program. Please answer the questions honestly and completely. Providing inaccurate or incomplete information may result in a declined admissions decision or removal from the program without refund. The Kripalu Schools of Yoga and Ayurveda do not discriminate in admissions, administration, or educational policies with regard to race, ethnic origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, creed, or religion.
Application Process
- Review information on program dates, costs, faculty, curricula, certification criteria, and general information about Kripalu on our website.
- Complete the appropriate application for the program for which you are applying in its entirety, including the short-answer questions. Be sure to indicate your preferred program dates. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Kripalu reserves the right to require a phone interview or take other steps to supplement your application, if needed, in order to arrive at an informed admissions decision.
- Include a passport-sized headshot. This will not be considered in the screening process; however, it will help us begin to cultivate a relationship with you prior to your arrival. You are welcome to submit a headshot upon acceptance into the program.
- Submit the $25 application fee by credit card at the end of the online application process. You may also pay by check, see below. For international applicants, checks must be drawn on a domestic bank. If you prefer to make a payment by credit card over the phone, please call the Kripalu Schools of Yoga and Ayurveda at 800.848.8702.
- You will be notified of your admissions decision via e-mail within two to four weeks of receipt of your application. If you do not have an e-mail address, we will send your admissions decision by regular mail and also call you to inform you of your status.
- Maximum capacity for each program date ranges from 50–64 students. If you are accepted in the training and the course you are interested in is full, you may register for the waitlist, which will remain open until the program's start, or you may register for any training date within one year of your acceptance.
Application Fee by Check
If you prefer to pay your application fee by check, make checks payable to Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, and indicate the program and date you applied for on the check.
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health
Schools of Yoga and Ayurveda
PO Box 309
Stockbridge, MA 01262
Fax: 413.448.3384 ATTN: KSYA
Scholarship Application
Please note To submit this scholarship application, you must also submit a program application or have already been accepted into a program. Scholarship applications will not be reviewed until the applicant is accepted into a program.


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