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Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Left-wingers would probably be offended if anyone from the right claimed that progressives and down-with-America Muslims shared the same anti-Western aims. So we'll leave it to George Galloway instead:
Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha: "You often call for uniting Muslim and progressive forces globally. How far is it possible under current situation?"
George Galloway: "Not only do I think it's possible but I think it is vitally necessary and I think it is happening already. It is possible because the progressive movement around the world and the Muslims have the same enemies. Their enemies are the Zionist occupation, American occupation, British occupation of poor countries mainly Muslim countries. They have the same interest in opposing savage capitalist globalization which is intent upon homogenizing the entire world turning us basically into factory chickens which can be forced fed the American diet of everything from food to Coca-Cola to movies and TV culture. And whose only role in life is to consume the things produced endlessly by the multinational corporations. And the progressive organizations & movements agree on that with the Muslims.
"Otherwise we believe that we should all have to speak as Texan and eat McDonalds and be ruled by Bush and Blair. So on the very grave big issues of the day—issues of war, occupation, justice, opposition to globalization—the Muslims and the progressives are on the same side."
We'll take your word for it, George.
Headline over Alan Ramsey's latest column: "A journey into Downer's dark past". Here's the foreign minister's alleged past of darkness:
The patriarch of the Downer family was Henry Downer, an immigrant tailor who arrived in Adelaide from England in 1838. Henry had several sons, among them John William, born in 1843, Henry Edward, and George. John William went on to get free secondary schooling by scholarship at Adelaide's Collegiate School of St Peter, "where he proved brilliant", according to the Australian Dictionary of Biography.
John William was later articled to brother Henry Edward, admitted to the South Australian Bar in 1867, and, with elder brother George, a prominent pastoralist, founded the "leading legal firm, J. and G. Downer". John entered state politics in 1878, became attorney-general in 1881 and was twice premier of his state - 1885-87 and 1892-93. At Federation in 1901 - by then Sir John Downer - he became one of South Australia's six original senators but resigned in December 1903 after missing appointment to the founding High Court.
John Downer died in 1915. He was twice married and survived by a son from each marriage. The son of his second marriage was Alexander Russell Downer, later a cabinet minister in the Menzies government in 1949 and, as Sir Alexander, Australian high commissioner to London in 1964. He, too, sired a son, Alexander John Gosse Downer, briefly Opposition leader in 1994 and John Howard's Foreign Minister for all of the last nine years as his reward for stepping down for Howard.
And what is it we learn of this distinguished family history in Roberts's book on this country's ruthless savagery by 19th-century pastoralists towards indigenous people? On pages 133 and 134 Roberts recounts how the notorious Constable Willshire, at his Port Augusta acquittal on multiple murder charges in 1891, was defended by the Foreign Minister's grandfather, "Sir John Downer, QC, former attorney-general and premier, with funds contributed by more than 60 supporters from Central Australia".
Most of it probably from our early land barons and their hirelings.
Alexander Downer's dark past: his grandfather was a lawyer.
The Washington Post confirms that former senior FBI figure W. Mark Felt is Nixon nemesis Deep Throat (writes Alan R.M. Jones: "I was so hoping it was Henry").
Republican Mark Coffey salutes an American hero.
The Bulletin's Paul Toohey and Eric Ellis report on Schapelle Corby's ordeal, and its implications beyond her Bali prison cell. The entire Corby debacle is easily solved, by the way, were our government sufficiently creative. Also in The Bulletin:
* Photographer Mick Toal has exclusive images of Australia's latest deployment of troops in southern Iraq;
* And John Mangos remembers Australian comedy great Graham Kennedy, shown below standing tall in Times Square four decades ago:
These anti-poverty wristbands are so authentic you can almost imagine poor starving workers making them!
Fashionable wristbands worn by pop stars, actors, top athletes and celebrities to publicise the Make Poverty History campaign are produced in appalling "slave labour" conditions, damning evidence has revealed.
Chinese factory workers producing the white rubber bracelets are forced to toil in conditions that violate Chinese law and the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) set up to establish international standards for working conditions.
The revelations are laid bare in sensitive "ethical audits" of factories that make the must-have fashion accessories for the national Make Poverty History campaign begun by a partnership of over 400 charities ...
A leading executive in one British charity also condemned the revelations as "deeply shocking". He went on to blame Oxfam, Christian Aid and Cafod of "rank hypocrisy" for dealing with sweat shops while calling for fair and ethical trade.
Rank hypocrisy is a caring celebrity staple. I'm no fair-trade idiot, but how bad must working conditions be if they violate Chinese law? Stephen Pollard has more on the Make Pathetic History campaign.
Freddie Sayers on France's young EU refuseniks:
Two years ago it would have been unthinkable that more people in France aged under 26 would vote against a European constitution than for it. But it happened on Sunday, and it is likely to happen tomorrow in Holland. So how can this be?
Because youngsters are smart, is how.
Monday, May 30, 2005
Endy M. Bayuni, chief editor of The Jakarta Post, reports:
Corby was found guilty of attempting to smuggle 4.1 kilograms of marijuana through the Denpasar airport in October. Compare her verdict with what other foreigners have received in Bali, and one has to admit that she has had the harshest punishment of all when compared to other similar cases.
A Mexican woman who smuggled 15.22 kg of marijuana received only a seven-year prison term in December 2001. An Italian man was sentenced to 15 years in July last year for attempting to smuggle 5.3 kg of cocaine, a much more dangerous drug. Corby did not smuggle cocaine and the amount of marijuana she was accused of smuggling is far less than what the Mexican woman brought in. Yet, she got a harsher sentence.
Looking back, one cannot help get the feeling that Australia's media hype in covering Corby's trial almost became a self-fulfilling prophecy on Friday. Even in finding her guilty, there was no reason for the judges to hand down such a harsh penalty, and even less so for the prosecutors to demand a life sentence in the first place. One can only conclude from here that both the judges and the prosecutors have been influenced by what was happening outside the court.
One might also conclude that a legal system so easily influenced is a crap legal system. Australian lawyers also blame the press for spooking defensive Indonesian judges:
Schapelle Corby could have got a better result had there been less media hype, said a QC who may help with her appeal.
Perth-based barrister Tom Percy, QC, said he had no doubt the 27-year-old was innocent, and blamed the media circus for putting pressure on the case ...
Barrister Jon Davies, junior counsel to Mr Percy, also told ABC radio today that Corby was very probably innocent.
Mr Percy said: "I have no doubt at all that other people have got better results over there because the whole matter was kept a lot quieter."
And the judges' verdict, said to be provoked by media attention, is one we're meant to respect?
Margo Kingston defends Indonesian justice:
All the anger around against the Indonesian legal system - at least Ms Corby was charged, had a lawyer and went to Court, which is better than our system managed with Cornelia [Rau].
Better? Let's compare ...
Case one: Rau walked out of a Sydney psychiatric hospital last year and later turned up in Queensland claiming to be an illegal immigrant from Germany. She was subsequently admitted to a Brisbane hospital and examined by a psychiatrist who, as Andrew Bolt reported, cleared her of mental illness. Rau was then relocated to the Baxter detention centre where her condition worsened, after which she was placed in an Adelaide psych hospital. Rau repeatedly provided false names to officials seeking to identify her. Earlier this month Rau spoke at a press conference before being re-admitted to Adelaide's Glenside Hospital for further treatment.
Case two: Schapelle Corby was jailed for twenty years.
New Australian magazine The Monthly is said to pay contributors $1 per word (a high rate for local publications). In the latest edition, Charles Firth cashes in big-time:
Roy Kirkland, ADFA's pastry chef, is showing off the desserts he has been making to feed the 100 academic staff and 1,000 students on campus. He begins with a batch of fresh-baked blueberry muffins, followed by an apple tart with calvados (brandy made from apples). Then it's on to chocolate and orange slice, bavarois au chocolate (a kind of mousse), cheesecake, mixed berry tartlets, custard tarts, raspberry mousse with cream tartlet, apple strudel, mud cake, mixed berry turnover, slab cake, choc and peppermint mousse slice, chocolate eclairs, matchsticks (a jam-and-cream sponge delight!), blackforest cake, orange and poppyseed slice, jelly and mousse, and finally, créme caramel.
Firth has just earned $105 for reprinting a menu. The piece continues for another two grand or so.
Sydney Morning Herald editor Robert Whitehead:
Three decades of small thinking have brought us to a point where urgent action is needed. On Saturday we'll start on the solutions, many straightforward, many far-sighted. We need a big plan ...
First step: hire a new editor.
The BBC's Michael Peschardt, desperate to fund his creepy employer, pursues The Bulletin's Tasmanian Tiger prize:
The bush is thick. It is hard to catch your step. The towering canopy of the eucalyptus trees blots out all but the faintest glow of moonlight.
I have come on this expedition to join Col Bailey and a group of friends on a tiger hunt ...
Australia's leading news magazine, The Bulletin, is offering a $1m reward to anyone who can photograph a tiger and prove that the species still survives.
Not sure if the lawyers left it in, but my early draft of the prize rules specifically excluded "stumble-footed night-blind Englishmen" from those eligible for the reward. An earlier draft, which I'm aware was rejected, even promised "a beating sound and true" for any claimants so described. Stop hunting our land-beasts, BBC man!
Jules Crittenden, an American deeply proud of his Australian heritage, writes:
Monday is our Memorial Day, and my brother SFC Peter Crittenden, US Army Special Forces, will be at the small War Graves Commission cemetery in Charleroi, Belgium.
Its occupants are mainly WWI diggers, but it includes a small number of WWII airmen, including my uncle RAAF Sgt Philip George Crittenden, of St. Kilda and Woodend, and RAF Sgt. Peter John Maxwell Hamilton of Sandringham. They were co-pilot and pilot respectively of a Wellington in RAAF Squadron 458 out of Holme-on-Spalding-Moor in Yorkshire, shot down just after midnight Oct 21, 1941, by an ME 109, according to the account passed on by the grandson of now deceased RAF Sgt. P.G.E.A. Brown, the tail gunner and sole survivor.
The crew was mainly RAF due to the practice of filling out Commonwealth crews, and Hamilton had joined the RAF though he was Australian. So Phil, as the sole RAAF crewman, is listed as the first Australian killed under RAF Bomber Command, on his first mission out.
In the last few months, we've learned the details and made contact thanks to the Internet with Hamilton's and Brown's families. Killed with Phil and Sgt. Hamilton, and lying with them at Charleroi are RAF Pilot Officer David K. Fawkes, the mission's observer, RAF Sgt. Andrew Y. Condie and RAF Sgt. Thomas Jackson.
Brother Pete, a Melbourne native now serving under the American flag, is doing the honors at Charleroi today for our dead. Lest we forget. Thanks again to both Australia and England for stepping forward in this current time of difficulties.
More Memorial Day posts from Donnah, Austin Bay, and Arthur Chrenkoff, and many more via links at left. Please link to others in comments.
Something about this map of France looks familiar for some reason ...
(Via Hall Greenland)
Sunday, May 29, 2005
The Pakistan Christian Post reports:
More than 300 Muslim protestors set fire to a wooden cross outside the American Embassy in London last Friday 20th May.
The crowd, led by Omar Bakri Muhammad and Yassar al-Siri, were protesting against the alleged desecration of a Qur'an by American military interrogators at Guantanamo Bay. This followed claims by Newsweek magazine that a copy of the Qur'an had been put down a toilet. American and British flags were also burnt, and the protestors chanted calls for violence against the US and UK. Amongst the protestors were about 50 women, some of whom had brought their children.
At the time this protest took place, Newsweek had retracted their story about the alleged incident in Guantanamo Bay. Yet the cross-burning still took place, and has caused little interest in the British media.
Maybe they wanted to avoid inflaming the volatile Christian Street. CNN also covered the protest, but missed the alleged cross-burning:
Shouting, "Down, down USA; down, down USA," the protesters called for the killing of Americans, the death of the U.S. president, the death of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the bombing of Britain, and the annihilation of the U.S. capital: "Nuke, nuke Washington; Nuke, nuke Washington! Bomb, bomb the Pentagon."
Holding their Qurans high, they called for death and mayhem, praising the destruction of New York's twin towers on September 11, 2001, and saying the White House is next.
Before they broke up, the protesters joined in meditation, and then they all prayed.
Just like the KKK, right down to the post-incineration prayer group. And the covered heads, as Al Jazeera noted:
The hundred or so protestors, including men who hid their faces in headscarves and at least a dozen women, chanted the name of the Al-Qaeda leader and warned Bush "you will pay, with your blood, with your head".
A small group of protesters also set fire to an American flag and a wooden cross, before organizers appealed for calm.
There's a tough job: calm-appealer at an al-Klan rally. LGF has pictures.
Tony Parkinson, last sane man at The Age, has views on the perspective-impaired:
How many people, for example, still swear blind that 100,000 civilians have been killed in the war in Iraq? For some, it has become an article of faith that this is the cost of an illegal war of aggression waged by a ruthless imperial power.
For this we can mainly thank the prestigious British medical journal The Lancet, which published a controversial survey on the impact of war in Iraq ahead of last year's US presidential election. Based on a sample of 788 households in Iraq, it estimated the "excess deaths" resulting from war to be in a range between 8000 to 194,000. It claimed a 95 per cent confidence that the actual death toll was at least 98,000.
Now, the United Nations Development Program in association with Iraq's Ministry of Planning has published its own survey, based on a much larger sample of almost 22,000 households. The Iraq Living Conditions Survey estimated war-related deaths to be nearer 24,000, including both civilian and military casualties. Still hideous, but not the apocalyptic vision of industrial-strength slaughter embraced so readily, so ghoulishly, by some critics of the war.
That embrace isn't over yet, as recent newspapers confirm. Here's the Maine Morning Sentinel:
Everyone who voted for Bush or supported him in any way shares responsibility for these tragedies, as well as for the deaths of as many as 100,000 Iraqis and others.
That's from James Marine of Waterville, who concludes: "This Memorial Day, let us all remember the victims of this corrupt and ruthless president's war. Bush's supporters should also take the time to seek forgiveness for being his collaborators." Thank you, James Marine of Waterville. In the Jersey City Reporter, Ricardo Kaulessar writes:
An estimate done by Iraq Body Count of Iraqi civilians killed from March 2003, when the U.S. coalition troops entered in Iraq, to May 11 puts the total between 21,795 and 24,735, although it is believed that over 100,000 Iraqis have been killed during this military excursion.
Have faith, Ricardo. Peter Erdman in the Toledo Blade imagines how much better things might be under President Kerry:
Over 100,000 of Iraq's people would still be alive.
They might still be alive even now, if Kerry had told George W. Bush about that secret plan of his. Fred Schoorl in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel:
Every day, when I pick up the newspaper and read about the bloodshed and carnage in Iraq, I wonder if President Bush's Iraq invasion and the deadly consequences of his illegal war are finally hitting home. By now over 100,000 Iraqis have died ...
And Andrew Tonkovich in the LA Times:
Today, the Iraq war military deaths approach 1,700 with — almost never mentioned — an estimated 100,000 Iraqi civilians killed.
Almost never mentioned, eh? And these people accuse Bush of lying.


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There's a Whole Lot of Things You and I Could Do
Posted By Alex Belth On December 24, 2009 @ 9:24 pm In Arts and Culture,Beat of the Day,Bronx Banter,Soul | Comments Disabled
I love the sound of footsteps crunching in the snow, especially at night. You can feel the quiet around you, a heightened intimacy. Reminds me of this Al Green song. A music nyerd friend of mine once told me that producer Willie Mitchell achieved the vibe on the record by turning up the volume on all the microphones in the studio. Then Green sang softly and the band played softly, to great effect. They are all up in your ear hole…crunchy.
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October 16, 2014: Joint Meeting of the Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee and the Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee Meeting Announcement
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The Agenda portion is changed to read as follows:
The committees will discuss safety data from observational studies and a meta-analysis of randomized controlled clinical trials that have been conducted since the original signal of serious neuropsychiatric adverse events with CHANTIX (varenicline tartrate tablets, NDA 21928, Pfizer, Inc.) emerged. The committees will also discuss whether any action needs to be taken with regard to how this risk is described in product labeling.
|October 16, 2014
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The committees will discuss the risk of serious neuropsychiatric adverse events with CHANTIX (varenicline tartrate) tablets, NDA 21928, Pfizer, Inc., and discuss options for addressing this risk.
Meeting Materials
FDA intends to make background material available to the public no later than 2 business days before the meeting. If FDA is unable to post the background material on its Web site prior to the meeting, the background material will be made publicly available at the location of the advisory committee meeting, and the background material will be posted on FDA's Web site after the meeting.
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Time allotted for each presentation may be limited. If the number of registrants requesting to speak is greater than can be reasonably accommodated during the scheduled open public hearing session, FDA may conduct a lottery to determine the speakers for the scheduled open public hearing session. The contact person will notify interested persons regarding their request to speak by September 24, 2014.
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The purpose of Newsvine is:
to build a perfectly different, perfectly efficient way to read, write, and interact with the news. Founded by veterans of Disney, ESPN, and other media organizations, the mission of Newsvine is to bring together big and little media in a way which respects established journalism and empowers the individual at the same time. (This is quoted from Company Info.)
I presume this statement to mean that Newsvine is a new medium in news. A journalistic effort. Gives the little guy as much power as the big one.
In pursuit of this purpose and/or goal I need a press pass. People who have never had a press pass don't know what they have missed. I used to go to Sea World free every year because I had a press pass. Governmental agencies and offices welcomed me because I had a press pass. Restaurants offered free meals because I had a press pass. Lots of places waived fees for entering or enjoying because I had a press pass. The big guys all get them.
I am writing this article instead of making application to Newsvine because I looked at their page with logos and signs, etc. It did not provide a download for a press pass. I also want other Newsviners to realize we are missing out on a good thing. I think we should have press passes. They needn't be handed out freely. Maybe we should qualify for them. Instead of a fig on my vine, give me a press pass, please.


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9/11 World Trade Center plush toys, urban knitting and general crafty delights
Now, I don't have anything against knitters. Some of my best friends knit. In fact, one of my best friends, the fabulous Tchatchke, knitted me this fetching beanie to keep my thoughts warm in winter. But the sad fact is I have needle envy. I can't knit, sew or crochet - I wish I could, but I don't have the patience and my fingers won't obey me. And I can't imagine the thought and care that must go into crafting a piece of work.
So what to make of these homemade 9/11 plush toys by Johnny and Jenny Ryan? (More after the jump)
These pieces, which aren't for sale, have divided commenters over at Boing Boing - there are the amused ("These rock!"), the offended ("Too soon!") and the considered ("Something about a huge tragedy makes everyone whip out their opinions. I think whimsy is a great response").
Jenny and Johnny created them as a "heartfelt piece of work", and although the Ryans come across as articulate and well-intended in the Boing Boing comments, personally I'm not at all sure what to make of it all. But I feel slightly uncomfortable, at least.
What do you think? Let me know in the comments.
Less controversial but equally as stunning are these pieces of urban knitting ("the world's most inoffensive graffiti"). Entire trees, bannisters, street signs and lampposts kitted out in colourful knitwear - now these are some serious knitters!
If you're a wannabe knitter or a crafty enthusiast you could do worse than check out Dollymix's sister blog, Crafty Crafty.
But if, like me, you love knitted goods but consider it too much bother, why not head over to Folksy and secure yourself some effortless handcrafted goodness for Christmas?
Well, it's the end of my first day here on Dollymix. I hope you've enjoyed it. I'll see you bright and early tomorrow, or, er, maybe just early. For now I'll leave you with Tchatchke's crafty set on Flickr, including her frankly awesome Mighty Boosh-inspired nutmeg crocheted trumpet sock:
Images courtesy of Tchatchke, BinaryApe and Johnny Ryan's photostreams.


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Boxer mix mutt Rusty weighing in at a tall 70lbs wore these for about 5 mins lying down. They went on easy enough, but we made it about 50 feet before both shoes on his front feet had fallen off. Useless for us.
They keep my baby's paws dry.
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We can't wait to wear these in October. Perfect for halloween. Our Therapy dog has allergies and we try to cover his paws. This will look good for his nursing home trips.
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Unfortunately this item, my puppy did not get to use. They were too big. However I gave them to my sister who has a bigger dog and he loves them.
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Love the dog boots. Would also like to see some that are cooler, lightweight type for indoors. We use them indoors so our wood floors don't get scratched up by claws.
After an accident that left my old Lab a bit lame and slipping on all kinds of floors, I had to find something to help her. Tried the socks, stick on pads and other booties but none really helped. I finally found these and they worked great! They stay on tight, but they are a little stiff. She had to learn to pick her feet up more with them on because they are a bit bulky and not soft like leather and they would trip her up. But in the end this was better and actually helped her learn to walk properly again. No slipping with these on!


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MATLAB Newsgroup
I had a quick question about using "datasetfun" where the function includes different variables from different columns in a dataset. My dataset is <57617x29> and called SASDoc32. The columns of interest look like:
ans =
ans =
This is only a portion of the dataset. Anyways, all I want to do is append the DocumentSuffix to the DocumentNumber (i.e. for the first entry: '32115466B2510001') in a separate column of the dataset. So I actually have two questions:
1) How to add a new column to a dataset without receiving all these warnings? I have been just assigning values to them and always receive the following warning:
Warning: Observations with default values added to dataset variable 'DocNo'
So is there a proper way to add a column to a dataset? My method works, but warnings are annoying and seem to suggest a better way.
2) My most important question is appending the DocumentSuffix to the DocumentNumber. I have tried using datasetfun in a way cellfun should work. My attempt at this is given by:
SASDoc32(:,'DocNo') = datasetfun(@(x,y) [x,y],'DataVars',{'DocumentNumber','DocumentSuffix'},'DatasetOutput',false);
I always receive the error that I don't have enough input arguments. Does datasetfun not support the @(x,y) command? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Kevin Ellis
Datasets can be a bit fiddly at times.
I don't have Matlab to hand so will have to go by memory.
In my opinion, the key to working with datasets is to understand that indexing a dataset via normal indexing methods returns a dataset but indexing it via a "dot" extension can return a single column as a non-dataset item, e.g.:
% Define a dataset as follows [hopefully I've got this right]
ds = dataset( {rand(10, 1), repmat({'strs'}, 10, 1) }, 'VarNames', {'A', 'B'} )
% Now, the following syntax returns a vector of doubles
X = ds.A;
whos X
% But this syntax returns a dataset
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whos X
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% But this isn't:
ds(:, 1) = rand(10, 1) * 5;
% because you've got a dataset on the LHS but a vector of double on the RHS
% So to concat:
ds.B = strcat(ds.B, {' and '}, ds.B);
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> Datasets can be a bit fiddly at times.
> I don't have Matlab to hand so will have to go by memory.
> In my opinion, the key to working with datasets is to understand that indexing a dataset via normal indexing methods returns a dataset but indexing it via a "dot" extension can return a single column as a non-dataset item, e.g.:
> % Define a dataset as follows [hopefully I've got this right]
> ds = dataset( {rand(10, 1), repmat({'strs'}, 10, 1) }, 'VarNames', {'A', 'B'} )
> % Now, the following syntax returns a vector of doubles
> X = ds.A;
> whos X
> % But this syntax returns a dataset
> X = ds(:, 1);
> whos X
> % Which means this is valid:
> ds.A = rand(10, 1) * 5;
> % But this isn't:
> ds(:, 1) = rand(10, 1) * 5;
> % because you've got a dataset on the LHS but a vector of double on the RHS
> % So to concat:
> ds.B = strcat(ds.B, {' and '}, ds.B);
> disp(ds)
I finally got around to checking your solution. It works perfectly without any warnings too. Still new to datasets so it was refreshing to actually have a correct answer for once. Thanks again James.
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Students Promoting 'Kill the Cup' Contest »Oct 2, 2015
It's game on for a group of Humboldt State students who are competing against 15 other universities nationwide. The game is "Kill The Cup," and campus culture indicates the HSU squad might be the favorite in this field.
LED Lights Generate Savings, Reduce Emissions »Oct 2, 2015
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The Klamath River is a massive, breathtaking, and complex system with its own unique ecology and affected by political, economic, and cultural factors. It's home to diverse communities including Native American tribes, farmers, and fishermen.
HSU Recycling About to Get More Convenient »Jun 30, 2015
Humboldt State is one of 37 colleges and universities across the country to receive support from the Recycling Bin Grant Program, made possible by Keep America Beautiful (KAB) and the Coca-Cola Foundation. The program awarded HSU with 50 recycling bins, which will be used to expand waste reduction efforts at outdoor events such as football games, concerts and club fairs.
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Humboldt State is partnering with local volunteers and charities next week to ensure that students moving out of the residence halls have a minimal impact on the environment and the community.
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Humboldt State University has donated a redwood tree that fell on the Campus Apartments to two local Native American tribes—the Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria and the Wiyot Tribe.
Humboldt State Featured in Princeton Review's Green Colleges Guide »Apr 17, 2015
Humboldt State University has again been named among the 353 most environmentally responsible colleges according to The Princeton Review. The education services company features HSU in the 2015 edition of its book, The Princeton Review Guide to 353 Green Colleges.
Speakers Explore Energy, Environment, and Society »Feb 19, 2015
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HSU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Drop Below 1990 Levels »Jan 22, 2015
Electricity use accounts for nearly one quarter of the greenhouse gas emissions generated at Humboldt State, while transportation emissions from business travel, commuting, and solid waste disposal are responsible for over one third of the total. Those are two of the key findings from a comprehensive inventory of HSU's greenhouse gas emissions, recently prepared by HSU's Office of Sustainability.
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Humboldt State University topped over 50 universities across the country in the 2014 Game Day Challenge, a national competition that encourages waste reduction at university and college football games.
At HSU, Broad Efforts Lead to Big Water Savings »Oct 10, 2014
As California copes with its fourth year of record low rainfall, Humboldt State is taking broad steps to reduce campus water use in its domestic and irrigation systems.
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Humboldt State University presents the fall Sustainable Futures Speaker Series through Nov. 20 on the HSU campus.
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Humboldt State students, staff and faculty took a sustainable ice bucket challenge at Trinidad Beach on Sept. 12, to raise awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
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HSU Receives Grant to Promote and Protect Headwaters Forest Reserve »Aug 21, 2014
Humboldt State University and the Redwood Parks Association have received a $32,000 grant from the Bureau of Land Management and the Conservation Lands Foundation to promote stewardship of the Headwaters Forest Reserve.
Donation Dash Reduces Campus Waste »May 30, 2014
This May the HSU Sustainability Office and the Waste Reduction & Resource Awareness Program (WRRAP) hosted Donation Dash, an annual event designed to reduce waste generated by students moving out of the residence halls.
Arbor Day Tree Planting Beautifies Campus »May 16, 2014
Humboldt State students recently joined the university's grounds and landscaping crew to plant 20 trees around the Student Business Services building.
Telemetry Fieldwork Keeps Students On Track »May 15, 2014
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Redefining Waste: Upcycled Projects Promote Learning »May 14, 2014
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First, a little background: I grew up with Sepultura. Beneath the Remains was the first true thrash/death metal album I owned. Then came Arise, and the title came to make perfect sense, as a new metal tribe had risen. Chaos A.D. and the tour that followed changed my life and my expectations of all metal that would come after it. Roots then helped change metal forever. Soulfly will never be the classic Sepultura I grew up on, but it's damn close. Of course, at the center of it all is Max Cavalera, one of metal's most influential and well-known figures. An idol or role-model? Certainly not, but when all is said and done, he will stand alongside the metal greats.
The first time we interviewed Max was in 2009 after the release of Soulfly's Conquer. I obviously knew the Sepultura story and Soulfly, but wanted to get to Max's "roots." I wanted him to reflect back on his legendary career in metal and offer his own perspective.
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LIVE METAL: What's up, Max? I'm a huge, huge fan going back to the Sepultura days, and we've actually talked before when Soulfly came to (the Recher Theatre in) Towson, Md., with Prong (in 2009). So good to talk to you again. But we're obviously here to talk about the new album, Savages, which is due out Oct. 1, 2013. My first question is, what does "Savages" refer to? Are these savages of the past, present, or our society as a whole?
MAX CAVALERA: It's pretty much mostly about right now and the state of the world. We claim to be sophisticated, and with the Internet and computers, but we're still decapitating each other, chemical-gassing people--it's just (savagery). I think the human spirit is still very much a savage, so that's why I thought the name would be cool. I think (savages) is a cool word, a simple word, but it works with the album cover, with the big skull. And we love the stuff that's going to go inside with the record. The lyrics--stuff like "Cannibal Holocaust" and "El Comegente," that deals with serial killers and cannibal people. I think all together it really works on the level and the whole savagery idea for the whole record.
I had the chance to listen to the album last night and again today. You mentioned that Savages is a simple title, and the music to me sounds more groove-oriented and more stripped down than the last few Soulfly releases. Would you say that's accurate or something you were going for?
I think we continued what we started on Enslaved with "Cannibal Holocaust," "Fallen" and "K.C.S.," which has Mitch (Harris) from Napalm Death. Those are really brutal, extreme kind of songs that would have been perfect on Enslaved. And then there's some other stuff that's more like old Soulfly, like Prophecy or Soulfly I. It's kind of more groove-oriented like "Master of Savagery," "Bloodshed"" is kind of like Meshuggah. And some of it's new, like "Ayatollah of Rock 'N' Rolla." It's just a totally new song. I had never even done a song like that. It starts with a southern rock riff, slide guitars and Neil (Fallon of Clutch) is doing like some talking vocals, and it ended up being seven minutes long--a really long song with a lot of different parts on it. It's very exciting actually to have a song like "Ayatollah ... " on the record. I love the song, and I think it's a new side of Soulfly that people have never even seen yet.
Yes, there's definitely a lot of variety on the album, but some of the songs that stood out for me were the groovier songs that hearken back to even the first Soulfly album, like you said.
Yeah, I think some of it really captured the spirit of the first album. The first album was really raw and had really killer groove. I love the groove on stuff like "No Hope, No Fear," "Fire" and "Eye for an Eye." So some of the stuff on this album is to remind of that, and some of it is extreme, like "Fallen," which has Jamie (Hanks) from I Declare War. It's just death metal, and I think he has some sick vocals, and the song has just got a death metal riff. It could have been on Enslaved easily. So it's just a continuation of what Enslaved had started.
But I really didn't want to do Enslaved part two because that would have been too much to do a whole other extreme record again. So I thought it would be good to mix extreme and some of it kind of like classic groove, and have the combination of those (styles) be the essence of this record.
You mentioned some of the guest artists already, but I wanted to talk more about having Neil Fallon of Clutch on here. Sepultura took Clutch out on the road in the early days way back in 1994 (on the Chaos A.D. tour). I saw you guys on tour (and the bill was) Sepultura, Fear Factory, Fudge Tunnel and Clutch at the old Hammerjacks in Baltimore. So it's almost like coming around full circle. So what was it like to get Neil on the album?
It was great, man. He's a great guy, and we have a good relationship. We saw them in Europe a couple of times. Actually, Sepultura took them through Europe after that U.S. tour. And I think we kind of taught him how to smoke pot. (laughter) They weren't potheads before, but after they met with us and met with our crew, they became potheads. Which I feel a little guilty about that. And I think we influenced their songs, too, because they became more groovy and more spacey, and I think it's cool.
I love Clutch, man. (laughs) I had the idea to have Neil on an album for a long time, but every time an album comes around, I never really had the chance. But this time we were gonna do it, so I got in contact with Neil and said, "Dude, I got a special song for you called 'Ayatollah of Rock 'N' Rolla,' and we're gonna kick ass on it, and it's gonna be great." And he loved the track and did a great job. He emailed me and just said how much fun it was to be on a Soulfly record, and it's just great--a great collaboration.
You had a bunch of guest appearances on Savages, but you recently made a guest appearance of your own. My brother told me you were on the Five Finger Death Punch album (The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell Volume 1) that just came out (July 30, 2013). I know you guys had toured together in the past, but how did that come together?
(Vocalist) Ivan (Moody) just called me and said he had a really heavy song and I would probably like it because ... you know ... I like heavy stuff. (laughs) And he asked me if I wanted to do some vocals on it. He asked me to even do Portuguese vocals on it in my native language. I believe the Portuguese version made it on the record. The song is called "I.M.Sin." So I went to the studio in Phoenix, and it only took two hours. The song is pretty cool. We had a lot of fun with those guys--they're great guys. Ivan is a big fan, and he reached out back to me and said is was a really cool, catchy, heavy song. And I'm glad I was part of that. They reach a lot more people than us, and they have a bigger, growing mass listening to them, so it was cool to be part of that. He loves Sepultura and Soulfy and everything I've done, so coming from him to ask, it really was an honor.
Obviously, you have been a part of so many influential and just classic metal records, again, going back to the Sepultura days, and even for those guys, too, it almost set the standard for everything you guys have done since. Now is this pressure that you feel going into each and every album trying to live up to the past Sepultura and Soulfly albums, and to fans expectations?
A little bit. There's always a little bit of pressure, but I work good with pressure. I think it's motivation. And it's always a challenge making a new record. I just gotta follow my heart really on an album and don't even pay attention about what people are gonna say. You now, a lot of people didn't like Roots when it first came out. There was a lot of negative reaction. And now it's a classic record. Now people praise the album. So you let the time do the talking. I think time fixes everything. And to me, the way I feel about records is, if the record's good and powerful, I'm good with it. And that's how I feel about Roots, and that's how I feel about Savages. It's a powerful record done from the heart and exactly what I wanted the record to sound like. And 10 years from now, we'll see where that record will be in people's minds. But I think it will remembered great.
Obviously, you're really busy now with Savages, and you'll be out touring and promoting this album, but you're also involved with a project with the guys from The Dillinger Escape Plan and Mastodon.
We're actually in the studio right now. As soon as I get off with you, I'm going straight to the studio and we're gonna record. We've done four songs so far, and we'll be recording the fifth song. We're just doing the drums right now, but it's coming along great--great stuff. I think it's really cool when we all sing--me, (The Dillinger Escape Plan's) Greg (Puciato) and (Mastodon's) Troy (Sanders). That's what's gonna make the project really cool and really special. And it's gonna cone out next year.
There's a lot of buzz going around about it. Can you give me any idea of the sound or style that this band is gonna be?
It's definitely heavy--actually energetic. Because with the four songs we recorded, all of them have fast parts, which was quite amazing because I think people wouldn't think it would be that fast. The (producer) has said that it's kind of a Chaos A.D./Nailbomb-type vibe on it, which I think is cool. I'm glad with that. But once I think Troy sings, he's gonna bring some Mastodon-vibe into it, and once Greg sings, some of The Dillinger Escape Plan-vibe into it. It's gonna change. It's gonna make the whole thing really different. So you can expect a high, heavy, energetic metal record but with a lot of different voices. I think that's the best description I can make out of it. There are a lot of great personalities involved, and I think it's going to be an amazing record.
Yeah, we talked in our last interview about Nailbomb. I know you had said that Nailbomb was dead and it was done. But Point Blank was always one of my favorite albums of all time, so to hear you say that this new project may be along the lines of that gets me pretty excited, man.
On the other hand--again, I know you're very busy--but what's the status of Cavalera Conspiracy? Are we gonna hear any more of that in the future from you and (your brother) Igor (Cavalera)?
Yeah, we're making another record next year--all grindcore. I wanna do a grindcore record with that.
A grindcore record?
Yeah. (laughs)
Yeah, I think it would be really cool. People haven't heard that from me yet, and I think people will be surprised. I love that kind of stuff--(bands like) Wormrot, Nails and Pulling Teeth. Just super-heavy with like one-minute songs and kind of old Napalm Death style. I think Igor is going to go for it, man. I think we're going to pull it out. And then we'll really shock the world with that.
That sounds very cool, very interesting.
It's always good to do something new, something exciting. I thought of the grindcore idea when I was going through my music collection, and I thought, "I've never done a grindcore album. OK, well maybe it's time to do one? OK, let's do it with Cavalera (Conspiracy) ... OK, let's do it."
It would be something out of the realm and different for sure.
I'm all over that. I never like to repeat myself. So every chance that I get to do something different--just like with Enslaved. It got the label's attention with something extreme and brutal, and I love the record. Enslaved is a killer record, and I love the way it came out. But I like Savages more because it's just more raw and meaner sounding. It's cool because it just embodies new stuff that I never thought I would be doing 10 years ago, so it's good to be doing that right now.
I think I agree, in that I like Savages better so far, but like you said earlier, I guess time will tell.
So you had an autobiography in the works, when is that going to be coming out?
It's coming out at the end of the year in America. It came out in Brazil already. It's called My Bloody Roots, and it's great, man. It took two years to make this book and a lot of interviews. The English writer Joel McIver did the writing, and he did a great job. Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters) did the introduction of the book, and Corey Taylor (Slipknot) is on it, and Sharon Osbourne, and a lot of great people involved with me through the years. A lot of cool pictures with Ozzy and Motorhead and all the people we met through the years. There's a lot of cool topics, a lot of cool stories, funny things, tragedies, sad stuff, happy stuff, fucked up shit--everything, you know.
We're hoping to get it our before Christmas so people can give it to each other as a present. For Santa, ask for it from Santa.
Right, I'll put it on my list.
I'm not trying to put you on the spot here or anything, but with the new Sepultura album coming out with Ross Robinson as producer, I'm very interested to hear that. He, of course, did the Roots album and the first Soulfly record, so I think I have good expectations for this thing coming out. Are you interested to hear their new album--or have you heard any of it-- and what are your thoughts of them getting back together with Ross Robinson?
Ross hasn't done anything good in a long time. He had spent the last 10 years without anything except Vanilla Ice or some shit like that, which I was like totally disappointed, you know? It's like, "What is he doing? What the hell is he doing recording with Vanilla Ice, man?" You know, ... that's not cool.
I don't know. I don't really care for Sepultura. To me, I kind of don't care what they do. It's kind of a hard topic because I created the band and still consider that part of my life. And it's really hard to deal with the fact that they continue with the name without me--without any Cavalera. After my brother left, it was even more hard for me to look at them seriously. There's nobody original in the band. It's like if Megadeth was playing without Dave Mustaine and Dave Ellefson, it would be like, "Why are they still calling it Megadeth?"
That's how I look at Sepultura, and I think a lot of fans share the same opinion. I talk to a lot of fans, and they don't take them seriously either. You know, I don't know, maybe Ross can get something out of them, but nobody else could. But I really don't care what they do. It's not important for me. I got all my life, my work, my projects, and that's what I care about. I've been in Soulfly now longer than I was in Sepultura, and I love Soulfly and I love what Soulfly has created. And I'm very busy here, so I don't really give a fuck about what those guys do.
That's what I got, Max. Like I said, I've been a fan for a long, long time, and I don't think you've ever released anything that I hadn't been a fan of. I'm very pleased with Savages and looking forward to everything else. So anything else you got for us?
Nope, thanks for the interview and nice talking to you, brother. And hopefully I'll see you in October with Havok on our U.S. tour.
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- 5.4 liter supercharged V8 / 725 horsepower
- 3.73 rear gears
- Shelby-tuned 4-wheel power disc brakes
- 1-owner car that's logged only 1,260 miles
- Ford Racing exhaust
- Shelby-tuned suspension
- Forged Shelby 20-inch wheels
- Tremec TR6060 6-speed manual transmission
- Factory power steering
- Fully documented
- 1-owner car that's logged only 1,260 miles
- 5.4 liter supercharged V8 / 725 horsepower
- Tremec TR6060 6-speed manual transmission
- Sale includes a Certificate of Origin, an original window sticker and an original Odometer Disclosure Statement
- Sale includes original Shelby install receipts, an official Shelby letter and an official Shelby certificate
- Shelby-tuned suspension
- Shelby-tuned 4-wheel power disc brakes
- Forged Shelby 20-inch wheels
- Ford Racing exhaust
- 3.73 rear gears
Thanks to innovative fans and creative designers, our cars continue to become more sophisticated, more polished and more refined. One of those fans, a Texan by the name of Carroll Shelby, spent most of his life building a well-deserved reputation for serious performance and record setting speed. And even at the fiery age of 89, he was STILL inspiring enthusiasts to push their creations to the point of borderline unbelievable. It seems only fitting that Ford and Shelby Automobiles would eventually renew their decades abandoned push to dominate the performance car world. And this 2007 GT500 Super Snake, with its supercharged V8, track-tuned suspension and razor-sharp appearance, is a perfect example of why that partnership is a match made in heaven. Want some cool and exclusive muscle that you can actually drive and enjoy? This low-mileage, showroom-fresh coupe is exactly what you've been looking for!
Wearing a vivid layer of Torch Red 2-stage under sinister Shelby call-outs, this spotless Mustang has seen meticulous care since new. All of the car's upgrades were performed by Tasca Ford of Cranston, Rhode Island; an outfit that undoubtedly knows how to churn out killer performance machines. And like most of our low-mileage, factory-fresh pieces, its body presents as new in every conceivable way. That body's shiny, wet-look panels are 100% straight with no history of accidents or damage of any kind. And a close look down the car's sculpted fuselage reveals world-class finishing that, by far, creates one of the nicest late-model Fords we've ever seen!
When up close and personal with Ford's GT500, it becomes clear the firm's designers focused on creating a car that looks tailored and substantial in comparison to its "lesser" counterparts. And this killer Mustang, with its high quality body kit, panther-like stance and fully detailed exterior, is about as "substantial" as it gets! At the front of the mean mare, a familiar Mustang grille hangs an offset Cobra emblem between halogen headlights, a carbon fiber splitter and a sculpted front valance that's complete with traditional fog lamps. At the top of that grille, a pinned Super Snake hood centers a flat LeMans stripe in front of chip-free factory glass. At the base of that glass, carbon fiber rockers anchor capped mirrors between tough Shelby emblems and aggressive side scoops. And behind of those scoops, sequential taillights, a bold trunk script and a GT500-exclusive faux fuel filler reflect a large, trunk-mounted spoiler and an aggressive valance that's pierced by polished Ford Racing exhaust tips.
Created as a turnkey package for enthusiasts who want a reliably engineered Mustang that unlocks the full potential of Ford's legendary 'mod motor', the top-of-the-line Super Snake utilizes a Kenne Bell twin-screw supercharger to crank out an astonishing 725 horsepower. Front-and-center, the car's polished blower makes good use of a Kenne Bell cold air induction system, which marries clean aesthetics with excellent efficiency. At the sides of the engine, dynamic SVT coil covers combine with an array of Shelby caps and dipsticks to dress things up a bit. As with all Shelby specialties, this Mustang proudly displays a small Shelby American badge that verifies its authenticity. Aesthetically, the spotless mill features a typical OEM-level appearance that displays hardly any signs of usage. And when you twist the eager engine's key, you become the lead composer of a veritable orchestra of sinister whines and octane-fueled roars!
As most performance car fans already know, this Mustang's SVT-tuned suspension is nothing short of excellent. And with a few of Shelby's aftermarket bolt-ons, it sticks to the corners like the high-speed luge winner at the 2014 Winter Olympics. The firm's upgrades began with a Shelby/Eibach suspension that straightens the curves, progressed to Shelby/Baer brakes that scrub big speed, and ended with forged Shelby/Alcoa wheels that keep power to the ground. Behind the smooth engine, a slick-shifting Tremec TR6060 6-speed sends power to big, 3.73 gears and a Ford limited-slip differential. At the corners of the car, the aforementioned Baers, which happen to be red-detailed, 6-piston units, squeeze giant drilled and slotted rotors behind standard Shelby brake ducts. Turns come courtesy of Ford's super-efficient power-assisted steering. Exhaust flows through large-diameter pipes to Ford Racing mufflers and polished Ford Racing tips. Naturally, Ford's standard ABS and traction control systems are present and accounted for. And all this first class speed and agility rides on the aforementioned Shelby/Alcoa kicks, which spin sticky 255/35ZR20 front and 275/35ZR20 rear Pirelli P Zeros around highly polished spokes.
Inside this Ford, bolstered seats, which feature bright Super Snake insignias, ride opposite a monochromatic, leather-wrapped steering wheel that's adorned with convenient thumb buttons. The dash is a familiar Mustang layout, which hangs satin-trimmed instruments and a programmable "SVT" shift light beside a tasteful plaque and integrated Shelby accessory gauges. Below that plaque, an optional Shaker 1000 stereo combines MP3 compatibility with a 6-disc CD changer to become a one-stop shop for all your audio entertainment needs. Below that stereo, a short-throw shifter leads an impressive console that's detailed with a Shelby-branded lid. Beneath that console, rich carpet flows past Shelby-branded floor mats and metal-trimmed foot pedals to "SUPER SNAKE" branded sills. And naturally, all the luxuries you'd expect in a high dollar modern car are ready and waiting including: cruise control, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, a power driver's seat and remote keyless entry.
With just 1,260 miles on its bright digital odometer, this venomous Snake hasn't even made it past break-in time. Its factory window sticker, which is included with our sale, lists the following options and standard equipment:
- 18 × 9.5 bright machined aluminum wheels
- Unique Shelby GT500 badging
- LeMans top stripes / GT500 side stripes
- Unique aluminum hood that's complete with air extractors
- Rear decklid spoiler
- Fog lamps
- Rear window defroster
- Sport bucket seats, which feature embossed Cobra logos
- Shaker 500 audio system, which includes AM/FM, 6-disc CD changer and MP3 compatibility
- Light-toned cluster gauges, which include a boost gauge
- Air conditioning
- SVT-tuned suspension
- Brembo front brakes, which feature 14-inch vented discs and Brembo branded calipers
- 6-speed Tremec manual transmission
- Dual tuned stainless steel X-pipe exhaust
- High performance tires sized P255/45ZR18 for the front and P285/40ZR18 for the rear
- Anti-lock brakes / Traction control
- Second generation dual front airbags
- Side-mounted airbags for the car's driver and front passenger seats
- Illuminated entry
- Remote keyless entry
- LATCH child safety system
- 24-hour roadside assistance
- Driver & passenger airbags ($00)
- Anti-lock brakes ($00)
- Traction control ($00)
- Power, 6-way driver's seat ($00)
- Shelby white tape stripe ($00)
- GT500 Premier Trim Package ($595)
- Shaker 1000 audio system ($1,295)
- Gas Guzzler Tax ($1,300)
- A copy of the car's Certificate of Origin
- Miscellaneous factory warning tags
- A 2007 Mustang brochure
- An original window sticker
- An original Owner's Manual
- An original dealer invoice
- An original Odometer Disclosure Statement
- An original Damage Disclosure Statement
- Shelby brochures
- The car's Super Snake Package install receipts
- The car's original Shelby letter
- The car's original Shelby certificate
- A state inspection receipt
- Two keys and two key fobs
- Locking lug nuts
- A handheld engine tuner
Even without its rarity factor, this red hot Shelby would satisfy virtually any performance enthusiast. With plenty of power and nearly universal appeal, it's hard to think of a more desirable modern pony car. Add in the Shelby name, limited production and low mileage, and this thoroughbred starts looking like a great investment. Want to own a showroom-fresh copy of one of the baddest Mustangs ever assembled? Don't miss your chance to claim this awesome Shelby GT500 Super Snake!
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- 2007
- Make
- Ford
- Secondary Make
- Shelby
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- Mustang
- Secondary Model
- GT500 Super Snake
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Modern
- Mileage
- 1265
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- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 5.4 Liter DOHC Supercharged V8
- Engine Number
- n/a
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- 92/93 Octane
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Electronic Fuel Injection
- Transmission Type
- 6 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- Tremec TR6060
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- Battery Location
- RH Engine Compartment
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- Yes
- Interior Color
- Black
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- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Leather
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Coupe
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Torch Red
- Paint Type
- Basecoat/Clearcoat
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Independent
- Rear Suspension Type
- 3-Link
- Axle Specification
- n/a
- Front Wheel Specification
- 20"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 20"
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- n/a
- Restoration Status
- Survivor
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- n/a
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Reason I am asking is because I know with flyers 'models' aren't included because of permissions/legalities/etc. so I asking for clarification as I am seeing little alterations being made then the items are included in file.
Not specific to models as in people
^ Or have Photoshop Extended.
If it is an Illustrator smart object just state it for the item when selling.
Thanks… I trying a thing. All the best to you too.
Glad to see some Caribbean people in here. Saw a Jamaican that is doing fairly well, hoping the best for the others to come.
Hey guys/gals, I designed a flyer for graphicriver and when I was finished I realised 'oops!' I used a paid font. So I am looking for an alternative or something close because the sites for the free ones aren't acknowledge by envato.
The font is Museo I used Museo 300, 500 & 700
Well maybe, but I'm not too far… Barbados in the house!
Only thing I would change with the logo is the font, other than that I'm not sure.
Good luck though
ToivoMedia said
Your brusheazy link doesn't work. Do you have to be logged in or something?
Sorry about that, it didn't work because I removed it. leaving all work on deviantart now.
The file has been removed
Mods delete.
Okay, I can't edit it so feel free to do so or delete. Was Just highly annoyed.
I submitted some styles to GR and it was rejected, about twice, hence I made it a freebie and it became it highly downloadable one. Now after not being on GR a while due to work, school and exams I come back from working and studying hard and find a blatant copy. I cruel!!!