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I kinda had a thought about my last post just there. I came to thinking that maybe many artists have a certain ability to percieve character which stems from the same source as our artistic ability.
Maybe I put too much emphesis on science as the only way forward...
Humans are visual animals.Within the 4 first seconds when we see someone, we subconsciously decide whether we like him or not. We are all transmitters and receivers of the visual information our faces carry.
Women, have evolutionary evolved this ability to discern visually the mood due to their task of having to understand how their babies felt, if they where ok or not.
Certainly artists who are more perceptive and observant, have this ability more developed, than an accountant for example...
And another interesting finding is that we perceive others faces as caricatures.
We seem to be able to read more from these exaggerated drawings than the tracings that reproduce the features accurately. The exaggerated lines trigger recognition better than literal sketches..
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I have a 2005 jeep wrangler x 4.0 liter engine and my air conditioner compressor has gone bad.. I know there is a bracket and pulley you can buy to replace this instead of buying a whole new a/c compressor but i cant seem to find one. I am wondering if anyone knows if i can even get one for my vehicle and if so where? Thank you!
There is an A/C compressor delete bracket out there that mounts to the compressor mounting plate and has a pulley wheel to maintain the same belt. Or, I believe, you can get a non AC belt, pull the compressor off and route the belt appropriately.
Check RockAuto...have seen it somewhere.
Just get a belt for one without a/c and put it on, problem solved, no need to remove the compressor. Had to do the same thing on my 05 till I found the bearing for the a/c clutch. Advance Auto Parts belt part# 750K6 $17.99 for the belt.
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Ok im just gonna buy the non a/c belt and put it on, thanks a bunch. :)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The No. 24 UAB men's soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision at eighth-ranked New Mexico on Friday night at the UNM Soccer Complex.
The contest, which served as the home opener for the Lobos, was played in front of 2,975 fans.
"We played very well in the first half," UAB head coach Mike Getman said. "Giving up an early goal in the second half made the game much harder. Give credit to New Mexico, they are a very good team.
"We continue to play great teams and learn important lessons. I know we will be better for having challenged ourselves. We will regroup and get ready for another tough match at Clemson on Monday."
Both of New Mexico's goals were scored in the second half, which has been an Achilles heel for the UAB team early in the season. Through five games, the Blazers have outscored opponents 4-0 in the first half, but have been outscored 5-1 in the second half and overtimes on the 2012 campaign.
After holding the Lobos without a shot on goal in the opening 45 minutes, the Blazers' defense finally started bending, giving up four shots on frame in the opening 10 minutes of the second half.
The high pressure by UNM (4-1) finally paid off in the 57th minute when Nik Robson connected on a beautiful goal, which gave his team a 1-0 lead. The tally was set up by a nifty drop pass by Michael Calderon, which found Robson at the top of the 18-yard box. Robson then drilled a shot into the top left corner to give his team a lead.
The Blazers (2-2-1) came close to answering on what would've been the goal of the year thus far, when junior Moses Adeniran's free kick from 50-plus yards away sailed over defense and appeared to be heading into the back of the net. However, New Mexico goalkeeper Victor Rodriguez made a diving save at the last second while back-peddling to preserve the lead.
A few minutes later, junior Chase Wickham looked like he was going to equalize when he drilled a header into a wide-open net off a throw-in, but a New Mexico defender was there to head the ball off the line and keep his team ahead.
The Lobos would put the game away with a goal at the 78:45 mark when James Rogers was the recipient of a fortuitous bounce in front of the UAB net. Rogers calmly deposited the ball into the back of the net for an insurmountable two-goal advantage.
New Mexico outshot UAB, 17-11 and had a 6-3 shots-on-goal advantage. Blazer goalkeeper Raphael Ville finished with four saves on the night.
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Unlike the traditional horror film, "The Grey" doesn't allow for passive viewing. Joe Carnahan shot the film in sub-zero weather, giving it an authentic feel.
From the men struggling to make their way through waist-deep snow to the dramatic curl of their frozen breath, "The Grey" reaches out with icy fingers to pull the viewer into the ordeal.
The movie also gets strength from a script by Carnahan and Ian Mackenzie Jeffers, which sets aside time to learn about these men. These are not just victims; they're three-dimensional characters driven by a variety of factors.
Grade: B
"Albert Nobbs"
Some of the most powerful moments in films are those with no dialogue and little action. It's in these moments that you can tell the difference between those hired to act in movies and those who really act.
Oscar nominee Glenn Close shows in "Albert Nobbs" her superlative acting skills by turning scenes where the camera just lingers on her face into emotionally explosive moments. In her eyes you see the pain, frustration, fear and hope that her character faces as she lives her life as a lie.
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Remember when Barack Obama vowed that "transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency"? Clearly he didn't mean his presidency, which has been so committed to secrecy that it excluded the press from an awards ceremony honoring Obama's (get ready for it) transparency.
On Friday the administration filed a formal appeal of a federal judge's ruling that Secret Service records of White House visitors are subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.
In August U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell upheld a March 2009 FOIA request for White House visitor records made by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a DC-based watchdog group. Initially, the request was denied, prompting CREW to sue for injunctive relief.
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Is this a new Tomcat? I've not seen this in the two I've owned. Are the recoil springs firm, is the slide cracked at the forward stop? Does this happen with the hammer down or cocked?
I just traded for a Tomcat 3032 Inox. As I was looking at it this afternoon, I noticed something that made me wonder. With an empty magazine in, when I release the barrel to it's tip-up position (not the full, perpendicular position, the slide sometimes disengages from the frame. It's easy enough to pop back down, but is this the way it's supposed to work? I hope I explained things clearly enough...
Is this a new Tomcat? I've not seen this in the two I've owned. Are the recoil springs firm, is the slide cracked at the forward stop? Does this happen with the hammer down or cocked?
I uploaded a video (www.tuckerchristian.net/3032.mp4). It seems to happen a lot more when the hammer is fully cocked and the magazine is inserted. As far as I can tell, the recoil springs are firm and there isn't a crack to be seen. I'd appreciate it if you took a look and gave a few guesses.
The frame where it meets the slide is angled back to hold the slide in place with tension supplied by the recoil springs. The slide should drop into place with a 'snap'. If the springs are soft, the hammer 'down' is providing the forward pressure. The spring that provided tension to the barrel comes up slightly when the barrel is released. If that spring is coming up too far, and the recoil springs are weak, I guess it would pop the slide.
Racking the slide on this blowback 32's is quite stiff. They had to make the slide heavier and the springs stronger because the frame was made for 22's and 25's. For years they had a frame cracking issue.
Beretta has a generous policy on these guns in and out of warranty. Email them and see what remedy they offer.
I had a cracked frame and they replaced the gun NO charge, Free shipping. The gun was seven years old.
That is sound advice, and I already contacted them this morning. They'll get back with me in a few days. Thanks for being so nice.
Let us know how it works out, we all learn a little here, and there.
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Well it was fun!
I'm going to move on from the focus to a bigger and better platform for what i want.
I am going to get rid of the focus and get a mustang. I am looking at the 2011-2013 GT's right now.
I will still be around the forum and saying whats up but i will no longer have my car.
If anyone is interested in it let me know.
I want your DGR's Dangit! get back to me lol
Good choice the new Mustangs are nice. I am thinking about getting rid of my Focus and moving on to something else as well.
ya. it was a fun car but i want faster and chris i texted you lol
Faster is always more fun!
of course lol.
im personally more of a straight line person. but the new mustangs also handle fairly well which is a good thing.
The sales man had no idea what he was talking about hahahhaha it killed me. i test drove a 2010 just to see if i liked the ride. i knew it wasnt the 5.0 but i decided to ask him and he was like yup 5.0. so than i asked if they changed over to IRS in 2013 and he said "Yes, i believe so." At this point i was rolling... stupid sales man. lol
New 5.0's are neat. Make sure to note the transmission feel on the test drive so you don't get a bad one. That MT82 is a fussy bitch.
i havent read too much about the transmissions except for the 2011
hmmm ok what should i feel for? just notchiness?
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The University of Michigan baseball team won its sixth game in a row, defeating No. 18 Notre Dame, 4-1, Tuesday afternoon (April 9) at Frank Eck Stadium. A stellar pitching performance by a duo of Wolverine hurlers and a trio of extra-base hits fueled the Wolverines to their first six-game streak since 2010.
The Wolverines jumped on the board with a run in the top of the third. Junior Cole Martin (Bay City, Mich./John Glenn) led off the inning with a double, his seventh of the year. He moved to third as sophomore Eric Jacobson (Chicago, Ill./St. Ignatius) laid down a sacrifice bunt. Martin then trotted home on a Fighting Irish wild pitch.
The Maize and Blue added a pair of runs in the top of the fourth off a pair of extra-base hits. Freshman Jacob Cronenworth (St. Clair, Mich./St. Clair) led off the inning with a single through the right side. Cronenworth scored all the way from first on a double down the left field line from junior Michael O'Neill (Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty). O'Neill went to third on a groundout and scored as sophomore Kevin White (Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne's-Belfield) doubled over the Notre Dame center fielder's head.
Notre Dame scored a run in the sixth, but Michigan answered with a run in the top of the seventh. White, freshman Jack Sexton (Goldens Bridge, N.Y./Fordham Prep) and Martin had three straight singles to start the inning. White scored on a double play flyout from Jacobson, giving U-M a 4-1 lead.
Sophomore James Bourque (Ann Arbor, Mich./Huron) picked up his third win of the year, striking out four in 5.1 innings. Classmate Matt Ogden (Aurora, Colo./Smoky Hill) earned his first save of the year, throwing the last 3.2 innings with four strikeouts and just one hit.
O'Neill, Martin, White and Sexton had two hits apiece in the win.
Michigan will open a three-game Big Ten series at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium, against Penn State. The series begins Friday afternoon (April 12) at 4:05 p.m. This is a time change from the original schedule.
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Hey Guys,
Well I traded my 2005 X3. Got a 2011 Countryman S last Saturday. Got it with the manual, sunroof, HK sound, ipod/bluetooth, rear bathtub cover for the dogs, and split center rail. I bought it at the dealer because the one I wanted was the one on the lot. Got it for 1000 less than msrp, 28700, and good trade. If you go in pre approved for your loan, they will hit 3.9% on the countryman, I just had to haggle for an hour or so. Took it to San Diego over the weekend and hit 1200 miles just before we split off of the 15 towards big bear lake. The MOST fun I have ever had on a mountian road. Just forgot to engage sport drive. Oh well, next time. Love the Countryman, would buy another in a heartbeat. Two things I miss about the X3 are the auto wipers, and the xenon headlights.
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iPod and MP3 Player Accessories Buying Guide
by Staff Writer
MP3 players and iPods help make your music and video library portable and convenient to enjoy anywhere. MP3 player and iPod accessories provide those extra functions that make a digital music player into custom personal audio system all your friends will envy. This MP3 player and iPod accessories buying guide will list a few cool add-ons available and help you decide how to buy MP3 player and iPod accessories that work for you.
iPod and MP3 Player Accessories:
Shop MP3 Player and iPod Accessories ▸
- Find MP3 accessories that fit.
MP3 players and iPods come in many sizes and so do MP3 player and iPod accessories. Check the description of MP3 accessories, like cases and armbands, to be sure that the dimensions match your player.
- Look for accessories that improve functionality.
Your iPod doesn't need to be just a portable music player when you have the right iPod accessories. Check out iPod docks and MP3 player docking stations that will charge your player and play music and videos at the same time.
- Stay powered up with MP3 chargers.
Be ready to plug in anywhere with adapters and chargers for your MP3 player. You'll find MP3 player and iPod accessories for connecting to your computer, power ports in your car and regular electrical outlets. Many MP3 player and iPod accessories use USB and FireWire connections to power up and transfer song and music data from your computer to your player. You can even find MP3 player and iPod accessories to give your player a quick boost, like connectable batteries and solar chargers.
- Connect to various audio outputs with MP3 accessories.
Adapter cables allow you to connect your digital music player to home theater speakers, split signals between multiple devices and even connect to a full surround-sound stereo system. Depending on your vehicle, you may be able to connect your player to your car stereo with MP3 player and iPod accessories or cables. Common adapters will let you connect through your cassette player or audio ports on your stereo and even transmit FM signals directly to your FM radio.
- Protect your player with a durable case.
Cases may be one of the smartest MP3 player and iPod accessories you purchase. They protect your music player from damage and give you a chance to personalize your player. Some cases allow you to dock or recharge your digital audio player without removing the case. Digital audio cases are available in several materials:
Leather: This is the premium case material for MP3 player and iPod accessories like cases and armbands. Leather is stylish, durable and flexible.
Metal: Often called "armor," metal cases provide the most protection. A metal case, padded with felt or rubber, shields your player from jolts and scratches.
Silicone: Commonly called "skins," silicone cases come in so many colors and designs, everyone can find something they like.
- Make sure your cases provide access.
MP3 player and iPod accessories aren't very useful if they block access your player. Check to see if the control wheel is covered or if the screen protector still allows you to use the touch screen. Well-designed player accessories won't hamper your usage.
- Make your music wireless.
Any audio system with an FM radio can play the audio from your MP3 player or iPod when you use an FM transmitter. FM transmitters are MP3 player and iPod accessories that give more flexibility and convenience than cables. Just set your radio to the appropriate FM frequency and you'll have your own custom radio station. Good MP3 player and iPod accessories with this feature will work on multiple frequencies and have a range of at least a couple of feet away.
- Pick up quality headphones for superior audio.
The most basic iPod and MP3 player accessories are good headphones. That crystal clear digital audio deserves to be heard over a quality set of earbuds or over-ear headphones with a high frequency response and gold-plated connectors.
- Take care of your cables.
Be careful how you roll up audio cables and wires on your MP3 player and iPod accessories. All wires have a natural twist, and wrapping wires the wrong way can kink or break thin wires.
If you love good audio and video, you deserve a great home theater system. Enjoy your music on a large screen HDTV and home theater surround sound system. Then you can use MP3 player and iPod accessories to enjoy your MP3 audio on your home theater as well.
If you want to take that iPod or MP3 player on the road, Overstock.com has great car audio options, as well as GPS navigation systems, car alarms and radar detectors. Getting lost and bored on the road is a thing of the past. Make sure you have the latest in automotive electronics to keep you comfortable and on the right track.


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Presser Recap: P. Jackson On Kerr, Coaching Search, Melo, & More
With a brief glance at this past season and a focused approach to the future, Knicks president Phil Jackson spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon. Jackson addressed several pressing issues as the head man searches for a new head coach and prepares for an expected summer of change for the Orange and Blue. Let's take a look at the latest news and notes from MSG Training Center.
The Coaching Search
On Monday, Jackson announced the dismissal of Mike Woodson and the entire Knicks coaching staff. Now, the search is on for the next man to grace the sidelines for this New York squad. Jackson outlined the specific qualities he's seeking for the new head coach.
"We're looking for a leader, someone that can bring out the best in players, someone that has a capability of encouraging a staff to meet the needs that players have, so that they philosophically join-in and buy-in to what we're doing," Jackson explained.
Media reports have linked former Bulls guard Steve Kerr to the Knicks head coaching gig. Kerr experienced a great deal of success under Jackson's tutelage in Chicago during the 90s. Jackson said he talked to Kerr more than a year ago when the Sacramento Kings were possibly going to relocate to Seattle. Both NBA champions had a conversation over breakfast in January about styles of coaching, mainly with Kerr picking the brain of the most successful head coach in NBA history.
"I know philosophically we have a strong connection," Jackson divulged. "Whether he is able to take a job like this, I don't know. I will get into a conversation with him later on this month and talk to him about it and see where he's at as far as his desire to coach."
Due to Jackson's legendary status as a head coach, there is always going to be a belief that he will return to that post with the Knicks. On Wednesday, Jackson made it quite clear he has no plans to become New York's coach, pointing to health as a main reason.
"No, I've made up my mind on that, pretty willful in that regard. Right now, I know physically what I can do – that's something I don't think physically I can do," Jackson admitted.
While New York's president did not declare a specific timeline, he would like to hire the new head coach prior to Summer League in Las Vegas, which takes place in mid July.
Building the Front Office
Jackson confirmed that Clarence Gaines Jr. has been working with the team for the past two weeks. Gaines Jr. spent time with Jackson in Chicago and is the son of legendary Winston-Salem State University coach Clarence "Big House" Gaines Sr.
Jackson shared his philosophy on the staff he will assemble in the near future, "I like to know that the people that are here want to buy in and they want to be part of it and they want to throw their entire being into what we're trying to do, that's important without a doubt. That they have a brand or stamp on them that puts them as Phil Jackson's guy or whatever, that's not important."
Jackson added, "It's important that we join forces and join minds together and work together, that's a big thing.
Melo & Exit Interviews With Knicks
Exit interviews took place late last week and Jackson had some time to sit down with the players. He relayed some of the comments form the meetings that included but were not limited to players not on the same page, not buying in to the system like the previous season, and how they can get better next year.
Carmelo Anthony told reporters last week he intends on opting out of his contract and will become a free agent. Jackson said the exit meeting "went well" with Anthony and there will be more discussions over the summer.
"I'm all about moving forward, just deal with what is and move forward. If it's in the cards, man are we fortunate. If it's not in the cards, man are we fortunate it, we're going forward anyway," Jackson stated.
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Industry News
It is with a heavy heart that I share the sad news that another one of our own has been taken from us way too early. Marvell Smith, a renowned photographer and probation officer, was killed yesterday in a car crash while heading to work. Like so many in our WPPI community, Marvell was one of those people with a larger-than-life personality and a heart to match. He was an active part of our little tribe, and while I did not know him well, from what I can see he was one of those people who would enthusiastically lend a hand when someone was in need.
Tragedies like this remind us all how fragile and short our time here is, and that we need to appreciate each and every day as if it were our last.
I asked Marcia Stuhler, who was close to Marvell, to write something about her dear friend:
"This past March as we sat on the ballroom floor eating dinner at WPPI's Sony party, I looked across at him and said, 'Vell, one day your work will hang in an art gallery and I will say I knew you when.' Vell humbly responded with, 'My work isn't good enough for something like that…'
This is the type of relationship I had with him. So did many other photographers who realized how incredibly talented he was yet he always remained so incredibly humble. He blended the photo techniques of Ansel Adams's Zone System with digital technology, which resulted in stunning images.
That's what every person will see when they stumble across one of his images, but here is what was hidden behind that handsome façade...
An avid Sony shooter, he started a Facebook group to connect with other Sony photographers who felt the same way, that our 'alpha' cameras were top dog equipment in our industry.
You will also find a kindhearted man who would give amazing advice and critique to those looking to better their skills. Yet, he would seek out the same type of advice to perfect his already unique photo style.
He loved spiders…no, I'm kidding. He was deathly afraid of spiders but always poked fun at himself about it.
The man was known for his hats…I mean in almost every photo I have seen him in (or while hanging out with him in person) the man was all about his hats.
He was a storyteller, not just with his images but also with his own life. Every year leading up to his birthday he would post random facts about true events that happened to him while growing up.
With his witty sense of humor, Vell was many things to so many people—a father, a brother, a best friend and mentor. Mister 'never let you see him sweat' was an amazing person who took his love of nostalgia and passion for family and created something beautiful time after time.
We often joked that he was my brother from another mother…so my sweet brother: I will miss you so. Your legacy will live on though your iconic images and those two amazing boys you were grooming to become humble men just like you."
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Planning a Bowl Game bash or Super Bowl party? Then don't miss this article, with links to recipes like Cinnamon-Spice Nut Mix and Crispy Comino Chicken Wings—a full list of football party recipes is further below.
by Kate Heyhoe
Super Bowl LII (52) will be held at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN on Sunday, February 4, 2018.
Super Bowl LIII (53) will be held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA on Sunday, February 3, 2019.
Bowl games. The Playoffs. Super Bowl. Is it possible to watch football without eating crunchy, munchy food? I don't think so, especially the Super Bowl. I suppose an ascetic viewing is possible, but only for those considering the cloisters.
Other sports can be enjoyed right out of the can, so to speak, without any embellishments. Tennis, the Tour de France, and those gut-wrenching golf tournies do just fine without popcorn, chips, or nachos. But not football. Or pro basketball, or any team sport with nail-biting, adrenaline-pumped matches that cause sportscasters to make statements like this gem, by football commentator and former player Joe Theismann in 1996: "Nobody in football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein." Well said.
Warning: Scientists suspect there may be a relationship between beer and stupid outfits. If you drink beer and wear cheesehats, paint your body (including beer belly) in team colors, or haul banners made from your bedsheets to stadiums with your buddies, you may be suffering from ale-keehol poisoning. Go home, turn off the TV, hide the remote, and read a book. Any book, until symptoms disappear.
Back to the crunchies. As I write this, I have no idea which team will win the Super Bowl. But I do know that armchair quarterbacks and football widows alike will indulge in some crispy, crunchy munchy fare this Sunday. And my goal, in the spirit of the best sportcaster jargon, is to make sure your mouths are as fulfilled as your mind on Super Bowl Sunday. Here's the game plan:
In my book Macho Nachos I presented 50 ways to take nachos from ordinary to extraordinary. Try the recipes below to see for yourself.
Next, check out the other crunchable recipes below, from chips to dips, crispy calamari, nutty nuts, and wonderful wings.
Finally, if you're up for a fifty-yard feast, look at the replays of my past Super Bowl columns for victory-worthy snacks, spreads, and post-game wrap up sweets.
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rambler with nova subframe
Hi new to the forum find the threads useful. I am building a Rambler American 1959 and am considering an old school style no F.I. or comps to be used. Engine comp looks tight suspension looks like a motorcycle, how about a nova sub or complete frame swap anyone done this? Additionally I have a 62 Impala with 454 cruiser, and a 63 880 Dodge that I sectioned into a shorty coupe 413 engine.
Welcome, you might want to post this question in the "Suspension Thread" also :welcome:
Welcome to the site. :welcome: ..........Cole
moving it.....
The Nova subframe is WAY, WAY too wide, WAY too heavy, WAY to clumbsy for the little American. The Nova is about six or eight inches too wide! Make a sub frame from tubing and use Mustang II components.
The Rambler is too narrow for most Mustang II setups too. You'd have to do a lot of work to the "frame" and modify a crossmember. The old Rambler suspension looks frail but isn't -- the old L-head six (or OHV) weighed about the same as a stock SBC -- maybe 40-50 lbs lighter, but that's it, and I wouldn't bet on that much! It looks a bit weird to someone used to ball joints, but is mechanically sound and simple. The lower joints are still available and inexpensive, the upper can be repaired. Most of the time it just needs disassembling. cleaning, and inspecting. Then just grease and put it back together. The most common failure is the owner's fault -- it needs to be greased regularly! Most of the time these were cheap used cars that received little or no maintenance, under which conditions anything will eventually fail or wear out -- nothing wrong with the design.
The springs are easy enough to get out, but take a lot of care. They have built in "spring compressors" -- the seats have "ears" made on them for hooks to keep them compressed, then the seats and spring come out as an assembly. Just be careful and don't drop the mess or the spring could pop out. Once the spring is out you take the four bolts holding the inner arm shafts on and pull the whole front suspension as a unit. What could be easier?
The inner wheel panels have a big hump that's really there for nothing. It's a left-over from the original 1950 Nash Rambler design. The 58-60 Rambler American is a mildly modified version of the 50-55 Nash Rambler. Nash originally had a funky upper shock mount that used a brace rod above it that was in that inner fender hump. They changed the design around 52-53 but never changed the inner fender panel stamping, which was used all the way through 1963 in the American. The 61-63 American is mechanically the same car as the 58-60, but it received a complete reskinning of the old unit body. The side glass is the same from 50-63, as is the floor pan structure. The only major changes to the 58-60 bare unit body for 61-63 were the trunk area and the firewall -- everyting else is the same. The 61-63 looks vastly different with its squared off body panels, but under the skin is almost identical to the 58-60. The most extensive and successful facelift ever!
You are the man! I am so thankful for your contributions to the Rambler threads. I have to tell you, I have had a number of cars over the years that I learned a lot about. But this Rambler has me stumped! First off, very few out there, second very few people know anything about them!
I searched around for a forum where I thought I would find a bunch of people working these these cars, I found very little. The ones that are supposed to be the cats meow only have a few people who know these older Americans.
I am having fun learning about them, it is like I am a kid again. But I have to say, it isn't easy!
Thanks so much for your insite. I hope to get out there and fire up my parts car motor this weekend. If I can get it running good it is only a short while before it is in my two door and driving it every day. I can't wait to leave this late model car at the curb!
We could start a club....all 4 of us :D
You too Ramzoom! THANKS! If not for you guys and a couple guys on an AMC forum I would know nothing about this car.
Being I am not hot rodding mine, am I still allowed in the club? :thumbup:
Your membership card is on the way...it will also get you a 10% discount at IHOP and free entry into any bingo game in your area........ :spank:
Heres your official membership hat.....
Welcome to the club!!! :welcome: lol.....
Martinsr, I've been into Ramblers since my first in 1979. I haven't done as many mods as I talk about, but have been over the bodies enough to know them real well and figure out what can be done and what's just too much trouble/not feasible. I've taken quite a few apart... and put a few less back together!
396, a fellow in Florida built a wheel-standing 62 American (same chassis was used 58-63 on the Americans -- just outer sheetmetal and firewall are different) using the stock suspension. He added some bracing under the hood and cut holes between firewall and front suspension mounts for Chevy II "over the rail" headers. He also had a full roll cage, but that would only be needed if you plan on wheel-standing too. The car was back halved for really big meats. He never had a problem with the front end.
Alternately, you can cut the car off at the firewall and use a Chevy II bolt-on frame clip with Mustang II style front suspension and have all the room you'll ever need. Heck, weld the front clip into one piece and lift on/off or reinforce and tilt it!
Found some pics of the wheel-stander:
Good stuff Farna, keep talking. :) I am reading your posts like a FAQ book on Ramblers, VERY educational.:D
I thought of removing everything from the firewall forward and making my own inner fenderwells, then I could use a front clip from a later Nova/camaro and build around it I would graft the front subframe into the rockers and maybe add a rear stub to connect the rear suspension to. I was able to get a close up view of Gary Meadors Nash at a goodguys meet a few years back and the whole frame from an s10 that he did was nice however it requires cutting the floor for clearance in both the front foot area and the rear kickup. The wheelbase of the short wheelbase S10 is within 1/2 inch of the Ramblers which is what originally attracted me to this, however considering the adapting of the steering and gas tank etc. I think I would be better off either building my own frame or putting a sub under it. I was just wanting to know if anyone had done this before. I initially will use a small block around 300 horses and then later put a big block in it, I am not afraid of cutting and fabricating as I have the shop and have done a lot of this type of work in the past. I think the biggest problem I am going to run into is going to be the steering and pedals in any type of swap. I had considered using a nailhead or SBF because of their smaller footprint into the engine compartment, but nailhead prices have gone crazy and I dont have anything for the SBF motors so Iwould have to spend time and $'s to get that accomplished too which brings me back to square #1. Thanks for the replys
couldn't you take a f body sub frame and remove some out of the center to make it fit ??( you would have to rework the steering with a rack or cut the centerlink ), but we often cut the crossmember out and replace it with tubing and plate to make hi cap pans fit .and they hold up to pounding when we wheelstand the cars.
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The Department of Recreation has been offering American Red Cross Certified Swimming Lessons at the Plourde Recreation Center Pool each fall and each spring for more than 20 years. The Learn-to-Swim program offers a multi-level system, which will encompass all of your swimming needs. Each level focuses on water safety education, safety skills, movement skills, and swimming skills. Lessons will run for a half-hour on each Saturday morning for ten weeks.


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John Harris is right to criticise the mainstream parties for their lack of vision, values and imagination (This moribund mainstream risks letting loose the ghouls, 5 November). The Liberal Democrats no longer occupy the centre left, and Labour is mired in the past. However, that doesn't mean the only alternative is the "evil genius" of Nigel Farage and Ukip. There is another party providing a real alternative and we are steadily gaining ground. We have our first MP, our first council in Brighton and Hove, and our membership has increased by 45% in the past 18 months. We are leading the calls for tax justice and for a fairer, greener alternative to the Tory-led government's disproportionate spending cuts. In parliament, for example, I have tabled a private members' bill to tackle tax avoidance and evasion, and at prime minister's questions last week, I challenged David Cameron to support a Robin Hood tax on financial trading. The Green party has been vocal in its support of the Occupy movement from the start.
Meanwhile, the leaders of the mainstream parties have failed to engage with what is happening at St Paul's and at protests across the country – showing just how out of touch they really are with the public mood for change. Yesterday Ed Miliband spoke of the need to "listen to the protesters" from afar in a vapid and defensive article for the Observer, which only highlighted the fact he had lacked the courage to visit Occupy LSX himself. It seems only the Green party is willing to match progressive politics with meaningful action.
Caroline Lucas MP
Green, Brighton Pavilion
• I was pleased to see a reference to the Occupy Edinburgh group camped in St Andrew's Square (St Paul's protesters set to stay until 2012, 3 November). It should, however, be made clear that this occupation was started on 15 October, as were those in Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester and elsewhere. It would be appreciated if greater attention was paid to the breadth of this movement.
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It wouldn't be the 4th of July without Willie Nelson's moveable 'picnic'
By Jon Herskovitz
AUSTIN, Texas - It is an on again, occasionally off again American tradition from the 1970s that has filled football stadiums and sun-baked Texas ranches, with one constant - country music legend Willie Nelson celebrating Independence Day with a music-packed picnic.
Nelson's first blowout picnic in 1973 was a combination of Woodstock hippy love and cowboy hoedown of more than 40,000 people in Dripping Springs outside of Austin that raised the ire of police, who received complaints about noise, nudity and dazed people wandering around.
As Nelson has aged, the event has mellowed. About 10,000 people are expected at this year's version, which will feature 20 acts, including some Texas troubadours who appeared at the first picnic, and will be held at a race track in Austin, which is the only U.S. stop for global Formula One racing.
Nelson said he got the idea for the picnics from the 1969 Woodstock music festival and wanted to bring that feeling to the Hill Country west of Austin.
"I was looking at (Woodstock) and was realizing the same thing might happen in Texas if it were promoted right and had the right talent," Nelson said in an interview with Reuters.
"It is a national holiday for national independence and I felt like a lot of people would like to get together and celebrate. It was a no-brainer," said Nelson, 83.
The early affairs were raucous events, drawing crowds of over 80,000. They often lasted for days, often at places not prepared for the onslaught.
"If we had arrested all the naked and drunk people I saw, we'd have filled our jail and yours and all of the jails from here to Dallas," a deputy in Williamson County, north of Austin, told the Austin American-Statesman after the 1975 event, which attracted about 70,000. Continued...


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Persian Passion for Jesus Conference
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Centuries ago, the Lord used Cyrus, king of Persia, to fulfill His plan to rebuild the house of the Lord, that all nations may know and behold His beauty (Isa. 56). Today, the Holy Spirit is raising up a generation who love God wholeheartedly in every nation. It is our joy to host Persian Passion for Jesus Conference, an event for Farsi (Persian) speakers at IHOPKC. We invite you to join us as we unite with Farsi-speaking believers from around the world to grow in the knowledge of God and to encounter His heart for Iran and the Persian world.
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My Dad played Sunday league football for around 12 years and then went onto manage a few pub teams. I pretty much stayed watching my dad and his teams till I was around 17 years of age. These were happy days, with some of my favourite times in football. My brother and I would challenge other kids to games or just play five and in (one of us would go in goal until the other scored 5).
I learnt to play football being around my brother and all his friends and used to go in goal just so I could wear my brother's yellow Puma goalie gloves. I never at a young age played any football with girls and always played with boys much older than me - my brother Mark being four years my senior. My generation was never afforded the luxury of playing in a girls' team and I never played a competitive match until the age of 11 years. I was never allowed to play for my junior school teams, despite being the best player, due to the fact of being female. I actually never wanted to play football with the girls as I felt that they would never be competitive enough for me.
My first team was Tameside MBC and I took part in the Greater Manchester youth games. A guy called Mike McGlian was the manager/ coach and was a great influence on my football career: a great coach and a great man. During the trials it was apparent that we had no goalkeeper and during one of the last sessions the question was asked, "Can anyone here play in goal?" I put my hand up and the rest, you can say, is history. I was, and still am, a frustrated striker.
I've gone on to play for Stockport Girls/Ladies, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City x 2, Leeds United and Stockport County. I have also played for Wales and I'm currently with Manchester City again. Being a huge Manchester City fan and season ticket holder, I would say City are the team closet to my heart and I do feel proud to wear the club's colours. My team mates would probably refer to me as the biggest moaner, hard as nails and a general pain in the backside but with a big will to win.
Last season was Manchester City ladies' most successful in terms of a league finish, where we finished third in the Northern Premier behind Sunderland and OOH Lincoln. Historically, Manchester City ladies have struggled in this league but last season strengthened and this showed in the third place finish. This season we have been trying to consolidate what we achieved last season but it has been a struggle with injuries and players leaving. There have been a couple of games where we have travelled away with only 12 players. Saying that, in one of the games, we were seconds away from getting a credible draw at Lincoln until Jodie Michalska popped a screamer in the top corner and the 2nd was a great 3-0 win at Leicester.
We are trying to emulate what we achieved last season but this will be difficult due to other teams improving and better teams coming into the league, such as Liverpool, who I feel are the best footballing side in our league and have a great footballing philosophy. I would be happy with a top four finish this year, with lots of clean sheets. We have some really talented players at the club who can go all the way if they apply themselves in the right manner.
The highlight of the season so far (football-wise), would be the five game unbeaten run we went on where we won five, conceded none and scored ten. The run ended when we lost at Preston 3-1 and we seem to have lost our way a little since then, culminating in a disappointing FA Women's Cup exit to Leeds City Vixens. Hopefully, after the Christmas break, we can kick back on and win some games.
We train at Platt Lane which is where Manchester City's academy is based. We get a couple of slots a week on a Wednesday night and a Friday between 8pm-10pm. As you can imagine this can be a bit of a nightmare and can spoil weekends if you fancied a drink at the weekend as both Friday and Saturday nights are out. Luckily we have a great bunch of players that just get on with it and make the most of the odd Fridays off during the season. This is just one of many sacrifices that we make to play for our club. I believe the highlight of the season, which I sadly missed, was our captain Charlotte Farrell (AKA The Tank) in a dress on the Christmas night out. I'm hoping a few pictures were taken!!
I feel that the summer league is just out of our reach at the moment, unless Manchester City are going to plough money into the women's team, which could lead to an overhaul. At the present time we all pay a considerable amount of money to play for the club, I am one of the lucky few that was given money by one of my friends: Anthony Mahon from Manchester City Fan's Forum ManCityFans.net. We have gathered a little bit of a following and interest on this forum and, in general, some of the fans from there do seem interested in women's football.
The summer league will be good for the women's game in this county and hopefully raise the profile and bring back some of the players that have moved to the states. I fully understand why these players made that move though and if I was 10 years younger would have done exactly the same. I think The FA needs to do as much as it can to raise the profile and get people interested.
Outside of football, I have career with Northwards Housing, managing staff, who in turn manage council tenants and their tenancies. I have a huge love for films that matches that of football with me owning close to 500 DVDs, I also like music as long as it's not R&B and feel that I am the only female football player in the United Kingdom that hates the X Factor. I love to travel and would name the Maldives as my favourite holiday destination. I also try to follow Manchester City FC home and away as much as possible and hope to do this much more in the future when I retire from the game.
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Readers will meet Samuel de Champlain, the "Father of New France," and travel the waterways with the coureurs de bois, French traders who lived like Indians. Then watch as attempts to grow the colony fail and wars with the British and Iroquois bring about the fall of New France.
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Happy Valentine's Day! You'll find seven "alternative" Valentine's Day ideas on PennLive in this week's "Out with Sara" column.
Appalachian Brewing Co. is hosting "The Truth About Love," a Valentine's Day cabaret on Friday at its Harrisburg location. The show explores "love" in many different ways, from new and old love to heartbreak and tragedy. Four professional performers and two guest artists comprise this show, said to make you laugh -- and maybe even cry. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. $15/door.
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We invite you to take part in the First International Exhibition "ZINESHOW" in Ukraine. Participation is free. Any technique. Any theme and format. No return. Deadline: 15/04/2013. Exhibition on the blog http://zineshow.blogspot.com All works will be exhibited also in the gallery "tymutopiyapres" http://tymutopiyapres.blogspot.com is not a commercial gallery. Welcomed but not "necessarily" summary of your zine or about you or your creative work (this is necessary for further elucidation of the project and possible documentation). Zines for the exhibition please send air mail: "Zineshow" A/C 9875, Sadivnycha 19/1, 79038, Lviv, Ukraine.
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As far as GM "being required to stock parts for vehicles for 15 years", etc. I have posted on this until I am freaking blue in the face, but I'll do it again. HERE ARE FACTS.
1. Yes, I am able to buy GM OEM parts for my 1995 Camaro.
2. In early 2003, I got a letter from Dodge telling me, "We have just concluded building the second generation of Dodge Viper. As we move into building the next generation Viper, we want you to be aware that parts for your Viper are no longer being produced." By the summer of 2003, there were ALREADY certain parts you could not get for the 1992-2002 Vipers. Yes, even though some of those cars were still in warranty. In earlier posts on this subject, I went to www.viperclub.org and found posts dated summer of 2003 PROVING that parts were already unavailable because owners were posting about it. Parts counter employees and people from Dodge posted about it. There is even a thread where people post the specific parts they have found unavailable in that thread, and the contents of that thread were delivered to Dodge to see if they could help. So far, no help.
3. Goto the Corvette people, and ask them about the 1990-1995 ZR1. Parts for the LT5 engine were out of stock within 2 years of the last car coming off the line. Mercury Marine destroyed the dies after making what GM thought was enough spare parts (as they were required to do by GM). Problem was, when word got out that 1995 was the last year for the ZR1, sales jumped, and a lot of the spare parts were used instead to build more complete engines. Thus, certain parts were gone within 2 years.
4. Right now, AT THIS MOMENT, go to your local Saturn Dealer and order a fender for a Sky Redline. There are none. There have been none available for 3 months now. When the plug was pulled on the production of the Sky, GM had to guess how many of each part should be built and stocked for replacement parts. GM had no way to know that so many people would damage the fender on the Sky when they jacked the car up for oil changes. So, GM went thru the fenders at an insanely fast rate. No more can be made because the original supplier is gone.
On the Saturn Sky forum, we have figured out that when a Saturn dealer closes, GM tells the owners to go to their closest Saturn dealer still open. If there is not one within a certain distance, then GM authorizes other GM dealers in that area to do warranty work. So, SOME GM dealers can do Saturn warranty work, and others can't. Depends on how far you are from a Saturn dealer.


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Mark Connolly enters his sixth year as the indoor and outdoor sprint coach at Merrimack College.
He has helped coach back-to-back NE-10 Track Rookies of the Year in the form of Carly Muscaro (2013-14) and Noelia Figuereo (2012-13) and helped Muscaro become the first-ever individual qualifier in program history for the NCAA National Championships.
Under Connolly's guidance in 2014-15, rising junior Carly Muscaro ran to back-to-back runner-up finishes and All-America recognition in the 400-meter dash at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championship. Muscaro also ran the second-fastest 400-meter time in New England outdoor history in May of 2015, as Mendes and the coaching staff helped her train and compete at the 2015 USATF Indoor and Outdoor Championships.
Connolly has three years coaching experience at Lynn English High School as an assistant coach. At Lynn English, he focused on sprints and field events. In both 2009 and 2010, his 4x100m relay team qualified for and participated in the New England High School Championships.
Connolly is a USATF Level 1 Certified coach who has served for six years as coach and clinic instructor in the summer youth program for Merrimack Valley Striders Running Club and later Going the Distance, Fernando Braz' Track program.
Connolly is a 1987 graduate of the College of the Holy Cross where he majored in Economics. He holds an MBA from Boston College, Carroll School of Business.
Specializing in the 400 meters and middle distance events at Holy Cross, Connolly was a captain of the 1987 Crusaders' indoor and outdoor track teams. In 1985, he was the Eastern Conference Champion in the 600 yards. He held the Holy Cross school record in the 500 meters for 21 years.
Prior to Holy Cross, Connolly graduated from Austin Prep where he captained the cross country, basketball and outdoor track teams. He was the recipient of the Austin Prep Scholar–Athlete award and was named track and field MVP of The Catholic Conference in 1983.
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The December Grand Opening was canceled due to ongoing leaks primarily from the balconies, and incomplete punch list items. FBFC Co-Chairs Pender McElroy and Bill McMullen continue to work with MBF Owner's Representative Katie Tyler and Myers & Chapman to finalize remaining construction items and the lease between the MCB and the MBF.
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Both the men and women's Canisius College cross country teams will compete in the 44th annual UAlbany Invitational on Saturday Oct. 16. The Bobbi Palma Women's Championship Race (5K) will begin at 11:35 a.m. while the R.K. Munsey Men's Championship Race (8K) will start at 12:10 p.m.
This year's field will include 25 men's teams and 26 teams in the women's race. Canisius will have an opportunity to compete against defending champion Marist (men's team) and Middlebury (women's team) who won their respective races in 2009.
The Canisius College women's team is coming off one of their best races of the season finishing fourth overall in the Brooks/Paul Short Run, which boasted a field of 41 teams. Senior Maura Frauenhofer continues to lead the charge for the Blue and Gold as she placed second in the 5K circuit finishing 36 seconds off the pace of the top-finisher. Junior Jill Shea turned in another strong performance finishing second on the team (26th overall) with a time of 22:43. Shea has not finished worse then 34th place in 2010 and boasts a best time of 18:27 in the Little Three championship where she came in third. One of the most pleasant surprises for the Blue and Gold women's team has been the emergence of freshman Mikelle Cala. Cala has been one of the Griffs top performers so far this season as she boasts a career-best time of 18:07 (Little Three Championships) and has consistently finished in the top-three or higher on her team.
The men's team showed marked improvement as well coming off a 25th place finish at the Brooks/Paul Short Run. The last time that the men ran at Lehigh, Pa. they placed 43rd in 2008. Freshman Nathan McCabe and sophomore Alex Simon continue to be the team's top-finishers. McCabe was the Blue and Gold's best runner in the Brooks/Paul Short Run as he finished 50th overall with a time of 26:25 and Simon finished shortly behind him at 26:29 for a 54th place finish. The men as a team have not finished worse then 25th place in 2010 and look to continue that trend heading into the weekend.
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Monmouth Women's Soccer Climb to No. 9 In Region
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EDISON, N.J. – The Monmouth University women's soccer team, which has won six of its first seven matches this season, has climbed a notch to ninth in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Northeast Region, it was announced Tuesday afternoon.
The Hawks first entered the NSCAA poll last week at No. 10, and moved up one place following a 1-1 week. Hofstra, ranked No. 7 in the Mid-Atlantic region, handed the visiting Hawks their first loss of the season, 2-1, last Friday. Monmouth bounced back to defeat Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 on Sunday.
Monmouth has posted five shutouts in seven outings, and has outscored its opposition 12-4 in 2103. The Hawks opened the year with five consecutive wins.
The region's Top 10 includes Notre Dame, Georgetown, Boston U., Connecticut, St. John's, Marquette, Rutgers and South Florida. In a tie at No. 10 are Stony Brook and DePaul.
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'Cutting it' in new times: The future of children's literature?
Mallan, Kerry M. (2006) 'Cutting it' in new times: The future of children's literature? Papers: Explorations into children's literature, 16(2), pp. 5-16.
This paper considers the political climate in which researchers in children's literature work and address questions about the future of children's literature. The paper moves between children's texts and their engagement with political and cultureal shifts, and the value and potential of scholarship in children's literature.
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They have been procured, however, by the action of muriatic acid on sugar.
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Syed Mohammad Javed, commissioner for the Malakand region, which includes Swat Valley, told reporters in Mingora that the two parties had agreed to make permanent a 10-day cease-fire declared earlier this week.
Javed said the agreement meant boys schools will reopen on Monday and camps will be set up for Swat residents who have fled the fighting or whose homes had been destroyed.
The agreement comes as part of ongoing talks between Sufi Mohammad, a pro-Taliban cleric, and his son-in-law Maulana Fazlullah, the Taliban commander in Swat.


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Villa Ocampo is the former house of Victoria Ocampo (1890 – 1979), one of Latin America's greatest cultural figures, founder and director of Sur magazine. The house is located in San Isidro, in the Argentine province of Buenos Aires, approximately 30 km north of the city of Buenos Aires.
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New Sounds Live: Silent Films with New Music by Alloy Orchestra
Experience original scores by the Alloy Orchestra to classic silent films as part of the New Sounds Live concert series on February 2, 3 & 4th, 2011, each night at 7PM at the World Financial Center's Winter Garden. There are three nights of silents to be heard and seen - Harold Lloyd's "Speedy," Douglas Fairbanks' "The Black Pirate," and a trio of comedic shorts; including a Chaplin film, a Buster Keaton film, and a "Fatty" Arbuckle classic.
Masters of Slapstick - Wednesday, February 2nd at 7PM
Speedy - Thursday, February 3rd at 7PM
The Black Pirate - Friday, February 4th at 7PM
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» New Sounds Live 2010-2011 Concert Season
The Alloy Orchestra returns to New Sounds Live annual winter film series at the World Financial Center, with three nights of classic silent films and shorts set to new music scores. Each night, starting at 7PM, experience a different film, accompanied by a live score. On Wednesday night, Feb. 2, Thursday night, Feb. 3, is Friday night, Feb. 4, And it's all FREE!
All performances will be taped for later broadcast on New Sounds.
Masters of Slapstick
One Week, (1920), starring Buster Keaton
Back Stage,, (1919), starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
Easy Street,, (1917), starring Charlie Chaplin
This trio of short films features some of Hollywood's greatest comedians. Keaton plays a newlywed trying to build a home, Arbuckle stars as a bumbling stagehand turned actor, and Chaplin is a police officer on a mission. Each of these shorts is a testament to their comedic genius and introduced audiences to some of the actors' best sidesplitting stunts.
Speedy, (1928)
This fast paced dramatic comedy explores the theme of modernization, pitting the last horse drawn trolley in the city, against the evil forces of the transit monopoly. Shot on location in New York City and featuring several landmarks including Yankee Stadium, Luna Park, Columbus Circle, and the Brooklyn Bridge, this was Harold Lloyd's last silent film.
The Black Pirate, (1926)
In this classic tale of revenge, Douglas Fairbanks, "The King of Hollywood," is bound by honor to avenge the death of his father at the hands of a pirate gang. Disguising himself as a sea-faring adventurer, Fairbanks is able to infiltrate the murderous band, kill their captain, and escape to safety. Filmed in 1926, The Black Pirate was shot entirely in two-strip Technicolor. Two of Fairbanks' most memorable scenes are in this film: sliding down the sail of a ship on the point of a knife, and the totally surreal attack of the underwater army.
is a three man musical ensemble, writing and performing live accompaniment to classic silent films. Working with an outrageous assemblage of peculiar objects, they thrash and grind soulful music from unlikely sources.
An unusual combination of found percussion and state-of-the-art electronics gives the Orchestra the ability to create any sound imaginable. Utilizing their famous "rack of junk" and electronic synthesizers, the group generates beautiful music in a spectacular variety of styles. They can conjure up a French symphony or a simple German bar band of the 20's. The group can make the audience think it is being attacked by tigers, contacted by radio signals from Mars or swept up in the Russian Revolution.
The Alloy Orchestra began their love affair with silent films with an original score for Metropolis in 1991. In the intervening years, the group has written scores for 28 feature length film presentations, typically premiering their new scores at the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado. The group has performed more than a thousand shows around the world, and has traveled to a dozen foreign countries.
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