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|Height: 6-5 | Weight: 318 | College: Texas
Allen has been a valuable performer for the Longhorns, splitting time at guard and center during his career. He took over starting right guard duties as a junior and provided the team with a big, physical presence for its renowned running attack. He not only proved to be a capable drive blocker, but has also excelled in the classroom, earning Academic All-Big 12 Conference honors three times during his career.
Allen was a three-year starter on the offensive line at Cypress Falls High School. He earned second-team Texas Class 5A All-State after averaging six pancake blocks per game for one of the most productive offenses in the state as a senior. He was a finalist for the 2000 Houston Touchdown Club Player of the Year Award and earned first-team All-District 16-5A and All-Greater Houston honors. Allen added second-team All-District accolades as a junior.
Allen benefited from redshirting in 2001 at Texas, splitting time working at center and guard. He gained valuable experience as the Longhorns' top backup at center in 2002. He entered the fall of 2003 in a battle for the starting center position before a thumb injury in the preseason forced him to move to guard. He went on to play in 12 games and started the first 11 as a sophomore at right guard.
Allen started the first seven games of 2004 at right guard before missing the last four regular season games due to a knee injury. He returned to start the Rose Bowl and earned All-Big 12 Conference honorable mention. He started every game at right guard in 2005 and was selected third-team All-America by the Associated Press, adding first-team All-Big 12 honors. He finished his career having started 30 games at right guard.
Positives: Has a wide frame with big legs, thick chest, wide hips and waist, big bubble and adequate overall muscle tone Frame has the potential to add at least another 15 pounds of bulk Tough, physical drive blocker with good balance on the move Shows adequate knee bend and flexibility in his stance, doing a good job of keeping his pad level down Has good nastiness in his game and will not back away from a confrontation Has adequate pop on contact and uses his strong hands to grab and steer defenders away Best working along the line, as he has the lower body strength to sit and anchor vs. a bull rush In the short area, he has enough slide to recover Compensates for a lack of speed by taking good angles on the short pull Quick to pick up coverages and has the hand quickness to handle the snap from the center position.
Negatives: Has marginal speed and struggles to stay with the play moving upfield Needs to do a better job of driving with his feet to create movement off the snap Likes to grab too much and needs to generate better hand placement to sustain Looks sluggish coming off the ball Does not generate the leg drive to push the pile Fails to get in front and locate linebackers when working in space.
Allen is versatile, with marginal speed and acceleration. Because of his quickness issues, he is ineffective on long pulls and appears to be too stiff in his hips to open up and fly downfield to neutralize linebackers. He has good hand speed to make a move to center and has enough knee bend to stay low in his pads.
He likes to catch and grab defenders to lock on and control, but needs to show better hand placement to battle counter moves. He is more of a post-and-steer type, trying to create a crease, and must do a better job of generating leg drive in order to get a good push off the snap. He shows good determination to finish blocks and plays with good aggression, just lacks overall athleticism.
Allen struggles to make contact working in space due to his poor foot speed. He can punch and shock defenders when he delivers his hands, but needs to do this with more consistency. He is best when asked to sit, anchor and control at the line of scrimmage, thus making a move to center seem almost too logical. He can be very effective when he keeps the action in front of him, but struggles too much vs. inside quickness and double moves to be considered a starting prospect at guard.
|Career Notes
Has playing experience at guard and center, but all of his 30 starting assignments have come at right guard.
|2005 Season
Selected third-team All-America by the Associated Press Tabbed first-team All-Big 12 Conference by the league's coaches and second-team by the AP Earned second-team Academic All-Big 12 honors Started all year at right guard and was a key part of a line that had Texas ranked first in the nation in scoring offense (50.9 ppg), third in total offense (508.4 ypg) and third in rushing offense (273.8 ypg) Cleared the way for Texas to set school single-season records in points scored (611) and total yards (6,101) Texas was one of two teams (Southern California was the other) to average at least 50 points and 500 yards per game this season Helped Texas score at least 40 points in 11 of 12 games, including a national-leading and school-record 10 straight games Texas' 3,285 rushing yards this season are the ninth-most in school history UT's six 300-yard games matched its total for 2004, which was the most since 1977 Helped Texas produce 600 yards of total offense in a school-record three games Finished with 62 knockdowns and 10 touchdown-resulting blocks, and allowed only one-half sack for the season.
|2005 Game Analysis
Louisiana-Lafayette Started the season by not allowing any tackles, sacks or pressures in each of Texas' first three games Cleared a hole used by tailback Selvin Young to score the Longhorns' first touchdown of the season, from 8 yards out, as the offense piled up 591 yards Head to Head Competition -- DT Marshall Delesdernier-No tackles.
Ohio State Leveled linebacker Bobby Carpenter as QB Vince Young rolled out to find Billy Pittman with a 5-yard scoring pass and the offense went on to generate 270 passing yards Head to Head Competition -- DT Marcus Green-No tackles.
Rice Credited with five knockdowns Upended defensive end Rob Daniel on a 10-yard scoring run around right end by Ramonce Taylor Head to Head Competition -- DT DeJuan Cooper-No tackles
Missouri Posted seven knockdowns, including one that leveled defensive end Brian Smith on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Vince Young to tailback Jamaal Charles in the second quarter, helping the offense amass 585 yards Head to Head Competition -- DT Jamar Smith-Three tackles (2 solos).
Texas A&M Was overwhelmed and pushed aside by defensive tackle Johnny Jolly and Michael Bennett as the A&M duo converged to sack QB Vince Young for a 12-yard loss Allen also saw Jolly slip off his block to take down Ramonce Taylor for a 6-yard loss on a run at the start of the second quarter Head to Head Competition -- DT Johnny Jolly-Seven tackles, 0.5 sacks for minus-6 yards, three stops for losses of 12 yards.
Colorado (Big 12 Championship) Credited with seven knockdowns and took down defensive tackle Evan Judge to give Vince Young time to throw an 8-yard scoring pass to tight end David Thomas Texas totaled 486 yards Head to Head Competition -- DT Vaka Manupuna-One assisted tackle.
|2004 Season
All-Big 12 Conference honorable mention Second-team Academic All-Big 12 choice Started the first seven games at right guard before missing the last four regular season games due to a left knee sprain Returned to start vs. Michigan in the Rose Bowl Was a key part of a line that cleared the way for Texas to rank second in the nation in rushing (299.2 ypg), seventh in total offense (464.4 ypg) and 12th in scoring (35.3 ppg) Texas' 3,590 rushing yards was the third-highest total in school history Finished with five touchdown-resulting blocks and 32 knockdowns.
|2004 Game Analysis
North Texas Leveled defensive end Tommy Harrison on a 16-yard touchdown run by tailback Selvin Young and collected six knockdowns as the offense generated 673 yards in the season opener.
Arkansas Took down rush end Marcus Harrison on QB Vince Young's 13-yard scoring pass to tailback Cedric Benson that capped a 9-play, 72-yard drive in the third quarter, teaming with tackle Jonathan Scott on the play.
Missouri Upended defensive tackle C.J. Mosley to spring Cedric Benson for a 14-yard touchdown run up the middle in the fourth quarter, helping the Longhorns generate 193 yards on the ground.
|2003 Season
Played in 12 games and started the first 11 at right guard for the Longhorns Was originally slated to play center, but he injured the thumb on his snapping hand during August camp Shared UT's Most Improved Offensive Player Award Helped an offense that ranked sixth in the nation in scoring offense (41.0 ppg) and eighth in rushing offense (232.5 ypg) UT recorded four 300-yard rushing games and rushed for 3,023 yards The team's 41 rushing touchdowns were the fourth-most nationally Sat out the Texas A&M game with a left knee sprain.
|2003 Game Analysis
Helped the offense gain 515 total yards at Rice Cleared the way for the offense to post a season-high 578 yards at Iowa State Helped the offense net 484 yards and four rushing touchdowns vs. Nebraska Texas generated 502 yards vs. Oklahoma State, including 298 rushing yards, with five touchdowns on the ground.
|2002 Season
First-team Academic All-Big 12 Conference selection Saw action in eight games, including the Cotton Bowl, as center Jason Glynn's primary backup Helped UT's offense rank fifth in the Big 12 and 16th in the NCAA in scoring offense (33.8 ppg) Shared UT's Darrell K Royal Offensive Player of the Week honors after helping the offense pile up a season-high 569 total yards at North Carolina Texas posted 477 total yards and 39:43 in time of possession vs. Houston and 450 yards vs. Baylor.
|2001 Season
Redshirted as a freshman.
|Injury Report
2003: Suffered a right thumb sprain (UCL) during August camp Sat out the Texas A&M game (11/15) with a left knee medial collateral ligament sprain.
2004: Suffered a left knee medial collateral ligament sprain vs. Texas Tech (10/23), missing the next four games, vs. Colorado, Oklahoma State, Kansas and Texas A&M.
|Agility Tests
Campus: 5.25 in the 40-yard dash 32 -inch arm length 10-inch hands.
|High School
Attended Cypress Falls (Houston, Tex.) High School, playing football for head coach Wayne Hooks Three-year starter on the offensive line Earned second-team Texas Class 5A All-State after averaging six pancake blocks a game for one of the most productive offenses in the state as a senior Finalist for the 2000 Houston Touchdown Club Player of the Year Award and earned first-team All-District 16-5A and All-Greater Houston honors Added second-team All-District accolades as a junior.
Economics and Government major, earning Academic All-Big 12 Conference honors after the 2002, '04 and '05 seasons Three-time member of UT's Athletics Director's Honor Roll Active in UT's community service efforts Regularly visits patients with his Longhorns teammates at the Austin Children's Hospital Has been active in Houston community service groups (Young Life, Future Farmers of America) Father, Bill, played football at Indiana Born 2/04/83 in Fort Worth, Texas Resides in Houston, Texas.
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Today's best bets, by Chris Cook
The first unmissable race of the new jumps season is here. The field for Punchestown's Champion Novice Hurdle includes Go Native, who cruised to victory in the Supreme Novice Hurdle, and impressive Aintree winner El Dancer, but really this is all about how good Hurricane Fly (4.20) might be.
From the same Willie Mullins stable as Cousin Vinny and Mikael D'Haguenet, Hurricane Fly is thought to be the pick of a great crop of novices but we haven't seen him since Leopardstown's Christmas meeting. Then, he hammered Go Native by 10 lengths and he ought to be capable of doing the same again if, as Mullins says, he is back in peak condition after missing Cheltenham with a minor setback. Today's soft going will suit him better than his main rivals and he has won round here already, so the 4-6 is perfectly fair.
You'd think Master Minded could put away Big Zeb and Mansony in the Kerrygold Champion Chase at 6.05, but there's no margin for error in the 1-3 on offer. Cooldine will probably make it a bad day for the bookies in the Champion Novice Chase half an hour later but, again, 4-5 is not tempting.
Fire And Rain (3.30) is surprisingly big at 11-4 to make it four wins on the bounce in Wincanton's staying handicap chase. Clearly punters are a little unnerved by the fact that his trainer, Emma Lavelle, is also running Otantique, who was showing a lot of promise when last seen in October 2007. Lavelle can certainly get one ready after such an absence but Otantique is up against it on these terms against a match-fit rival and I'm taking the value about the favourite.
There is no value, alas, in Aestival, a fascinating handicap debutant in the 7.35 at Nottingham tonight. Trained by Sir Mark Prescott, this one had three quick runs in maidens over sprint trips last autumn, showing nothing under three different jockeys. His pedigree suggests middle-distances will suit and here he is, off a low mark over a mile and a quarter, ready to embarrass the handicapper.
But even Sir Mark cannot guarantee success in such conditions - the same owner's General Ting was turned over on his handicap debut last year, when he had a very similar profile. Aestival is just 2-1, eye-wateringly short for a 16-runner handicap, so I'll pass on this one.
Tipping competition day two
When you're hot, you're hot. MillieJ and Hotspur61, the two most recent winners of our weekly competitions, both nailed a 9-1 winner as a new week started yesterday. Still, that wasn't enough to secure the lead, shared by keepitdusty and deanwgg, who each had winners at 9-1 and 9-2.
Today, we'd like your tips in these races: 3.55 Bath, 4.20 Punchestown (that fascinating novice hurdle), 5.05 Bath.
This week's prize, of which you can find details here, is the latest Flat annual from Racing & Football Outlook, which serves as both a handy compendium of last year's results, stats and news, and an in-depth preview of the season which is just getting under way. As ever, our champion will be the tipster who returns the best profit to notional level stakes of £1 at starting price on our nominated races, of which there will be three each day.
New entrants are welcome today, but they must start on -3. Good luck!
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Rivercity can't be with us and has nominated number 4 in each of today's races, which turn out to be: Squad, Fosters Cross and Gentle Guru.
2.30pm Greg Wood live from Punchestown
My late father was a follower of the old superstition that the first horsebox you see at the track will point you towards a winner. I was reminded of this on arrival at Punchestown, when the first trainer I saw was Willie Mullins. Given the firepower that Ireland's champion will bring to bear on today's card - indeed, the entire five days at the Festival - you could do a lot worse as a man to follow.
This also poses a slight conundrum though, as my idea of the best bet on the first day is an each-way tilt at Go Native to beat Mullins's Hurricane Fly in the Champion Novice Hurdle, providing that the dead eight runners go to post. Go Native was available at 4-1 this morning, and though he is down to 7-2 at the moment, he could easily touch 4s again before the off.
Many punters are reluctant to bet each-way at such short prices, but bookmakers hate these bets, perhaps more than any other, as the mathematics are very much in the punter's favour. The reason is that the odds for a place derive directly from the odds for a win, while the place market in a race like this is really a market in itself.
Even at 7-2, a fifth the odds for a place equates to odds of 0.7-1, or 1.7 if you prefer digital prices. Yet on Betfair, which operates a separate place market, Go Native is currently priced at 1.4 to place. A second or third place loses you just 10 per cent of your total stake at 4-1, while it is very possible that Go Native will actually win this afternoon.
That may seem unlikely if you take his defeat by Hurricane Fly at the Christmas meeting at Leopardstown at face value, but Hurricane Fly has been absent since while on the figures, Go Native showed significant improvement to win the Supreme Novice Hurdle at Cheltenham. Unless he falls or is brought down, it is very hard to see him being out of the frame, making an each-way punt virtually a bet to nothing.
The rest of the card looks much less punter-friendly, with Master Minded impossible to back or oppose in the main event. The cross-country event that launches proceedings is also more about spectacle than profit, and the handicap hurdle is frightening, although Justified might be worth a place bet at around 6-1, as he is racing from a mark that is a good stone and a half below his chase rating.
3.45pm: Today marks the start of Punchestown's bold experiment in turning the Festival into a twilight meeting, and the official attendance figure will be very interesting. It has to be said, though, that neither the enclosures nor the shopping village feel anything like as busy as in previous years, and the economic downturn does seem to be having a significant effect.
It must take some serious optimism to work on the FAI stall, where they are trying to sell 10-year seat packages for the new Aviva Stadium, where Ireland will play their internationals from later this year. Packages start at €12,000 for ten years, rising to €32,000 if you want a seat on the halfway line.
4.30pm Hurricane Fly new favourite for Champion Hurdle
Tony Paley reports: Hurricane Fly is the new clear favourite for next year's Champion Hurdle after his runaway victory in the Evening Herald Champion Novice Hurdle at Punchestown.
This was not Ruby Walsh's finest hour in the saddle and he had Hurricane Fly on the inside in fifth or sixth as the field turned for home. His mount was always travelling supremely well and there was never any doubt after he took up the running going down to the last but he had to squeeze between Foster's Cross and Kempes to get a clear run and Walsh could have given him a more trouble-free passage.
There was no doubting Hurricane Fly's superiority once he was asked to go about his business though, and if he gets to Cheltenham fit I don't envisage him being beaten next March.
Greg Wood reports: A very impressive win for Hurricane Fly, who overcame a pathetic gallop for much of the race to quicken away from his field after the last. William Hill's initial reaction was to make him 5-1 favourite for next year's Champion Hurdle (from 13-2) but as the well-known pro-punter Dave Nevison is currently queueing up to avail himself of that price in the winner's enclosure, it may not last too long.
Go Native was bitterly disappointing for anyone who backed him each-way as recommended, as he needed a much better pace, never looked likely to pick up the winner and was eventually run out of third in the closing strides. Painful though it was, though, I'd suggest to Tiznow that this is why each-way bets are better than place bets in this situation: the ones that win will make up for the ones that don't, and meantime, you're getting real value about the place part. On any single bet, it may not seem to make sense, but over the course of 50 or 100, it will show a better return.
5pm: As expected, the 5-1 with Hills about Hurricane Fly for the Champion Hurdle did not last long. Kate Miller, their rep, has just returned from the winner's enclosure with a revised price of 4-1 (which is still close to the top price around, with Victor Chandler the only man brave enough to offer 9-2.
Hold that again - another correction. Cashmans of Cork are going 5-1 about Hurricane Fly for the Champion, behind Binocular on 4-1, and insist that they will stand it for a while yet. "No problem," according to Joe Burke, their on-course rep. "Not with that temperament". It's certainly a point to bear in mind - Hurricane Fly is a son of Montjeu, and displayed the typical fizziness of that stallion's offspring in the winner's enclosure. Then again, he may just have been bubbling with energy as he'd not had any sort of race.
Willie Mullins is more of a man for chasers than hurdlers, but the Champion is the only thing on his mind for Hurricane Fly next season.
"I'm absolutely delighted with him," Mullins said. "He did a piece of work with ruby last Tuesday I think it was, and I thought it was the best piece of work this horse has done all year, it was extraordinary.
"He's come out and proved it there. I'm sure Ruby was worried at the speed of the race, but I said to just ride him like a good horse and wait with him, and he did.
"He got a splint on the outside of a leg this year, which is quite extraordinary at his age, let alone on the outside, so you just don't know what's coming down the line. But he will be aimed at the Champion Hurdle next year."
5.15pm Newmarket to water for Guineas meeting
Michael Prosser, director of racing at Newmarket, is planning to water the course ahead of the stanjames.com Guineas weekend. He said: "We had approximately four millimetres of rainfall on Monday but thus far on Tuesday, we haven't received the expected showers. The remainder of the week promises to be largely dry, with even the anticipated rainfall on Thursday looking to only be light in nature.
"With this in mind, we will look to irrigate the course on Wednesday and also, potentially, on Friday with a view to producing a decent, fast surface for the stanjames.com Guineas Festival. Currently, the ground remains good to firm."
Those whop have backed ante-post gamble Delegator must be a little nervous now as trainer Brian Meehan said he would not be running the current 2,000 Guineas favourite if the ground was found to be too fast.
6.15pm Master Minded lucky winner of Champion Chase
Tony Paley reports:The long odds-on shot Master Minded won the Champion Chase but the anticipated procession wasn't forthcoming and there can be little doubt that Big Zeb would have beaten him but for an almighty blunder at the last.
The runner-up came away from that fence two lengths down and was only just denied at the line after rallying well on the run-in. Master Minded had led all the way but was being pressed by Big Zeb approaching the final obstacle and was not going as well as the runner-up at that point.
Someone wrote that Master Minded was the best two-miler since Flyingbolt earlier this week. What utter baloney! Flyingbolt was only rated 2lb behind Arkle at his best and Master Minded wouldn't get anywhere near Himself's rating.
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An article was recently posted by the Globe and Mail entitled "Fairtrade coffee fails to help the poor, British report finds". This article detailed the results of research within a publication by London University, comparing hired labour in communities where there are Fairtrade cooperatives and areas where there are not. We would like to take this time to clarify some of the issues presented in this article and comment on how Bridgehead is working toward bettering this Fairtrade system.
Although we tend to think of Fairtrade cooperatives being entirely made up of small family farms, the system does allow for a minority of the members in a cooperative to be farms that depend on labour to some extent. The concerns raised by the research deal with instances where larger farms that are members of cooperatives hire workers or where cooperative processing mills are hiring. The study found that hired workers in areas where there are Fairtrade cooperatives in certain communities in Ethiopia and Uganda are receiving lower wages than similar workers on similar farms in areas where there are no Fairtrade cooperatives.
However, the claim that Fairtrade is the cause of this problem is not presented by the research; in fact the research paper states that they did not find a causal link. Rather, what they found was that there are specific labour market conditions in these communities that result in relatively low wages and slightly worse working conditions. One of the main findings appears to be a surplus of people looking for work in communities where there are fewer jobs.
The researchers encourage Fairtrade International to take the issue of hired labour very seriously and to implement better controls to ensure hired workers are helped by the Fairtrade system. We agree with this point entirely. We all need feedback in order to become better at what we do, and the Fairtrade system is no different. It is understood that the Fairtrade system is relatively new and very complex, and thus problems will arise along the way. This valuable research makes it clear that more work needs to be done by Fairtrade International to ensure that larger farms employing hired workers should be held to higher standards.
This does not influence our position that there are significant benefits of Fairtrade that lend to our continued support of the system – namely, price minimums to ensure the small-scale farmers who grow our coffee are protected from the volatile coffee market that can often drop below the cost of production and greatly improved access to international buyers that allows these farmers to participate in the high quality and higher value specialty coffee market. In fact, the research does not indicate that Fairtrade failed in its mission of improving the livelihood of small-scale rural farmers and it was found that the small-scale farmers in these communities were doing relatively well.
Bridgehead purchases all of its coffee on Fairtrade terms from cooperatives of small-producers that are well managed and capable of exporting excellent quality coffee. All of the coffee we purchase is organic certified and meets minimum price standards that ensure the costs of production are met in addition to premiums for social investment, organic premiums to cover the cost of organic production and quality premiums that represent the higher value of top quality coffees. In addition, we actively seek cooperatives that are making investments in quality and transparency that allow us to source coffee from specific members who are producing extraordinary coffee. The approach of working with certified cooperatives in this way allows remotely located, small-scale farmers who would otherwise never have the opportunity to participate in the international coffee market to see significant increases in revenue and economic security through the skillful production of excellent coffee.
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FairTrade is not 100% better than noihtng if it is benefiting some at the expense of others.You are right in pointing out that FairTrade benefits some people, but it is very possible that this is sometimes at the expense of other producers who are forced out of business because they can't compete against the FairTrade subsidised production.Feel free to see my comments at the PovertyMatters blog for more detail. I agree that people shouldn't be too critical unless they have a better alternative, and I make a suggestion of how the positive impact of FairTrade on some communities could continue, but the negative effects on other producers caused by market distortions can be removed.What do you think of the issue of FairTrade promoting further production, leading to lower market prices, when low market prices is largely what FairTrade was set up to try and overcome?


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In June 1812 virtually all of continental Europe was under Napoleon's control and his invasion of Russia was an attempt to force Tsar Alexander I to submit to the terms of an unfavourable treaty that Napoleon had imposed upon him four years earlier. Having gathered nearly half a million soldiers from France as well as all of the vassal states of Europe, Napoleon entered Russia at the head of the largest army assembled up to that moment in European history. By September of that year, Napoleon had advanced to the gates of Moscow, where he found the city deserted and bereft of supplies. The great fire of Moscow broke out leaving the French troops without shelter in Winter, and Napoleon had no choice but to order his troops to march back home. Given the harsh winter conditions and lack of food the retreat home was particularly difficult and as a result only ten thousand men survived. The campaign ensured Napoleon's downfall and Russia's status as a leading power in post-Napoleonic Europe.
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1968 Plymouth GTX
- Stock #
- 133116
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Engine
- Exterior Color
- Burgundy Metallic
- Interior Color
- Maroon
- Miles
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- Original 426 cubic inch Hemi V8
- Rare, optional power steering and power front disc and rear drum brakes
- Mostly original body that's covered by correct, 1968-exclusive Monotone Burgundy Metallic paint
- This car is the only 1968 GTX hardtop optioned and painted this way
- Correct A727 3-speed automatic transmission
- 15 inch Wheel Vintique Magnum 500 wheels
- Correct red interior that's complete with a variety of rare options
- Correct 8.75 Sure Grip rear end that's complete with correct 3.23 gears
- Sale includes a set of correct 15 inch painted steel wheels that are complete with 'dog dish' hubcaps and Firestone red line tires
- Fully documented
Chrysler worked hard to position the Plymouth GTX as a luxurious, high-performance alternative to the inexpensive muscle cars that everyone else was selling. Not only was it equipped with all the pavement-twisting horsepower you could get in more basic models, it also featured a ton of luxury options that could be added to create one-of-a-kind vehicles which would suit any car buyers taste. On top of all that variety, the GTX also got an extra dose of sound deadening materials and an upscale look to its interior appointments, making it truly a gentleman's hot rod. And in the case of this 1 of 1 maroon, Hemi-powered GTX, which still carries its original numbers matching engine, an incredible combination of performance and comfort that you just couldn't find anywhere else!
Beautifully restored, and 1 of only 414 '68 hardtop GTXs produced, this super rare 22 option muscle car exactly replicates its fender tag's specifications right down to original style redline tires. And when I say this car was loaded, I'm not kidding; here's the fender tag decode.
CAR: Plymouth GTX 2-Door Hardtop
ENGINE: 426 cubic inch Hemi 2×4-barrel V8
TRANSMISSION: 3-speed automatic
TIRES: F70x15 red sidewall, nylon belted
BUILD DATE: December 04, 1967.
AXLE: 3.23 ratio, Sure Grip
INTERIOR: Sport Trim Grade, vinyl bucket seats, red interior.
PAINT: Monotone Burgundy Metallic paint.
OTHER: Burgundy Metallic upper doorframe color.
19: Wide sill moldings
25: Drip rail moldings
78: Wheel lip moldings
A1: 26-inch radiator
D9: Front disc brakes
H1: Power brakes
K8: Power windows
N8: Rear window defogger
P6: Rear seat speaker
R1: AM radio
T7: Tachometer
X1: Fully tinted glass
abc OPTIONS:
a5: Center front seat
b4: Bucket seats
h7: Fender or hood-mounted turn signals
Clearly the original buyer of this sinister Plymouth knew what he wanted; and after he finished checking the options list, he ended up with one gorgeous ride that had an unusual combination of luxury features and performance hardware. Inside the car you'll find rare creature comforts like power windows and a rear window defogger. Under the car's hood you'll find a big Hemi, power brakes and an extremely rare transmission cooler. And outside, that smooth Burgundy Metallic paint was a one-year-only option making this the only GTX to be optioned and painted as it sits. Even our resident GTX expert, who has owned and restored dozens of these cars, has never seen a 1968 Hemi GTX in this color; it's definitely a very special car!
This hardtop's restoration was carried out over a period of ten years and eventually completed in 2010 by the guys at our very own RKM Performance Center restoration shop. Obviously a solid car to begin with, there were no wholesale panel replacements, just a few patches in the rear quarters in the usual trouble spots. Panel alignment is very good, and thanks to the way old school, slab-sided Mopars were built, the doors close with a solid feeling that you just can't find anymore. The high gloss Burgundy Metallic paint is simply stunning in person, with a deep, rich shine that almost appears pearled under our studio lights. And of course that paint is two-stage urethane, which means it's more brilliant and vastly more durable than the original stuff. As soon as it rolled out of the shop, the car went into a private collection and sat for about 6 months before that owner deemed it too nice to drive and wanted to sell. And now, almost two years later, its back in our RK Motors Charlotte showroom teaching 'lesser' muscle cars what class and sophistication is all about.
All the car's chrome and stainless pieces were either replaced or restored during its 10 year tear down. The big chrome bumpers in particular are in excellent condition. The car's glass is very good, and matches the original owner's specification of tint all around to provide a clean, uniform look. The original grille and rear valence panel, which are always ultra expensive to restore, are show quality pieces. And fresh GTX side stripes blend so well with the paint you'll almost think they're ghosted.
Open that big "HEMI" branded hood and you'll find an original, date code correct 426 cubic inch elephant block that's clean, mean and ready to be seen. When it comes to stuffing an engine bay, there's really nothing that can do it as well as a Hemi. From its Hemi Orange paint and black wrinkle finish valve covers to its big chrome air cleaner and optional 26 inch radiator, this car's mill is exceptionally well detailed. Someone clearly spent a lot of money making this one right (have you priced a Hemi rebuild lately?); and all the details you expect are there, including correct hoses and clamps, reproduction decals, and even the correct ballast resistor on the firewall. These cars are so well documented and the production details so thoroughly researched that there's just no excuse for not getting the basics right, and this GTX nails them all! There's nothing quite like the sound of a Hemi; and when you turn this car's key there's no mistaking what's under its hood. On the street the monster motor roars, yanking the car's nose skyward and forcing you to hang on tight as the transmission slips through its gears. And when you bury your right foot in the floorboard, it's like nothing else you've ever experienced!
The 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission is the ideal partner in a GTX, and I even like that this one has a column-mounted shifter that adds to the car's luxury appeal. That rare front-mounted transmission cooler helps keep the transmission alive and well behind the monster Hemi. And out back, there's a rugged 8.75 inch rear end which spins 3.23 gears and a Sure Grip limited slip differential, as original. The car's original floors have been finished in matching Burgundy Metallic paint, which is a beautiful backdrop for the nicely detailed chassis. And yes, we understand that it's probably a little too nice under there; but on a car of this caliber, that's to be expected. The exhaust is a correct OEM-style replacement system that has been reproduced in stainless for long-lasting durability and good looks. The front and rear suspensions have been rebuilt and feature new bushings, shocks and factory optioned power steering. The power front disc and rear drum brakes are also fully rebuilt and stop the car with confidence. At the corners, a brand new set of Wheel Vintique Magnum 500 road wheels spin a fresh set of 225/70 BF Goodrich Silvertown red line radials. And if you're a purist, no worries because the sale also includes four 15-inch painted steel wheels that are equipped with both 'dog dish' hubcaps and F70-15 Firestone Wide Oval redline tires.
Inside the car, a lavish and well-trimmed red vinyl interior is proof that Chrysler was serious about taking the GTX upscale. The cockpit was recently restored using high-quality materials, virtually all of its components are new; and while Ma Mopar called it red, it's actually a well-matched maroon which perfectly complements this Plymouth's slick exterior panels. The seats have fresh foam so they're firm, and they're covered in beautiful and accurate covers and topped with super rare, optional headrests. The dash pad has been restored, and the gauges are rebuilt, including the optional tachometer nestled in a corner next to the radio — almost like it was an afterthought. This car carries options like power windows and a rear window defroster, all of which are fully functional, along with the original Music Master AM radio with rear speaker. Correct carpets are on the floor, along with reproduction GTX floor mats, and the headliner is taut and wrinkle-free. And finally, the trunk includes a correct mat, a full-size spare tire and a complete jack assembly.
This GTX is also very nicely documented. Its sale includes a copy of its original broadcast sheet, original dealer papers and manuals, a small stack of restoration receipts, and the aforementioned Monotone Burgundy Metallic wheels.
At RK Motors Charlotte, we love anything with tires and a motor, but if you get the impression that we're particularly fond of this car, you'd be exactly right! It's the unique cars that always get our blood flowing the fastest; and this GTX is unique for all the right reasons: a super rare color, a numbers matching Hemi engine, and loaded with options. At the Mopar Nationals, this car will undoubtedly draw a crowd and it will be hard to resist taking it out on the road. It's also surprisingly affordable, which is shocking in this day and age of six-figure Hemis. In summary, this GTX is a great example of exactly what Plymouth was trying to achieve in the late 60's: luxury and performance wrapped in a handsome package. And as appealing as this killer hardtop was then, it's even more appealing now!
- Year
- 1968
- Make
- Plymouth
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- Secondary Model
- n/a
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 99803
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- Engine Number
- 2468330-2
- Heads
- n/a
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Dual 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 3 Speed Automatic
- Transmission Spec
- A727 Torqueflite
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
- LH Engine Compartment
- Battery Shut Off
- At battery
- Battery Charger
- None
- Power Steering
- No
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Maroon
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Column
- Center Console
- No
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Burgundy Metallic
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Torsion bar
- Rear Suspension Type
- Leaf Spring
- Axle Specification
- 8 3/4 3.23 Sure Grip
- Front Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Rear Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Factory Replacement
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- Copy of build sheet, (NO ORIGINAL)Title from 1991, some restoration/maintenance receipts. Factory brochures.
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Wondered what a 'no-tilt' follower really was and why it mattered. Thanks for posting.
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just get P-MAG's,even Peter(I am an authoritah on guns) admits they are the best,no doubt enter PMAG on you tube and see the tests they savage them through..INCLUDING a through and through bullet track that cut four coils off the spring...effect?
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Pratibha Mahato, Mukesh Bihari Aka Kallu Golgappewala, Suresh Oberoi
The story begins starts with the birth of a baby girl, Raja Nandini, in the world of feudal landlords - Zamindars - whose word is law for the villagers who work on their land. Nandini's three brothers throw a feast in honor of the girl child. The young son of the local singer (who had died) is brought in to sing for the event. The three brothers raise Nandini like their own child as their parents had died. At the age of 5, an astrologer predicts that Nandini will bring much happiness to the family, but her marriage will based on her choice and not the choice of her brothers. This angers the brothers and to prevent this from happening, she is raised within the confines of the house. She is home schooled and when she does go out, all the men are warned to hide from Nandini and that seeing Nandini will be met with dire consequences. Raja Nandini (Karisma Kapoor) reaches puberty. The few males allowed around her are the service staff and her bodyguards. Meanwhile, the boy who sang, Rama (Venkatesh) grows up to be a naive and gullible simpleton with a heart of gold. He is raised by his widowed mother Savitri (Raakhee Gulzar). He doesn't go to school and spends his time singing and entertaining the people of the village. One day the bodyguards get into a fight with Rama who beats them up. Impressed with Rama's naivety and fighting skills, the brothers hire Rama to be Nandini's bodyguard and butler. Nandini meanwhile starts to resent her lack of freedom. She engages Rama to show her the village without her brothers knowledge. Rama complies with her wishes and shows her the village which results in Nandini getting sick. Rama is blamed for Nandini getting sick and gets beaten up by the brothers. Nandini who has just started to like Rama feels guilty for being the reason for him getting trashed. This incident brings them closer together emotionally. Nandini realizes she is now in love with Rama.
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We shared our stories and the students learned how to become "flat". Vicki Davis and Julie Lindsay shared important Flat Classroom strategies. They are the co-founders of the Flat Classroom Project where I met and worked with them online. I finally met them face-to-face in Hawaii! Frank Guttler taught the students and teachers the important basics of filmmaking. He is a master at his craft and students listened well. I shared my story on how I became a global "flat classroom" educator as well. Many videos on the stories and presentations are on the FCLive UStream Page.
We had fun! We went to a luau, we ate dinner on the beach, and we enjoyed the Hawaii weather. After the event was over, we were sorry to see it end. We enjoyed each other's company and marveled at the final projects the students and teachers created.
After the event, my daughters and I stayed a few extra days. We spent one of the days on an adventure tour and the other hanging by the pool and ocean. It was a nice way to relax and get to know our surroundings.
Thank you, Julie and Vicki, for allowing me to participate in this amazing event! It was wonderful to meet and work with Frank and Emily and to find amazing educators to learn from and collaborate. I also met creative educators in the conference: Hui-Mei, Sonya, Bill, Ryan, and Maria I hope to join you all, soon, through Flat Classroom projects and other types of collaborations as well!
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LONDON (AP) Roger Federer, playing like the 16-time Grand Slam champion that he is, easily beat Andy Murray 6-4, 6-2 Tuesday at the ATP World Tour Finals.
The second-ranked Federer stretched his record to 2-0 at the season-ending tournament for the top eight players in the world, but has still not advanced to the semifinals from Group B.
Robin Soderling beat David Ferrer 7-5, 7-5 in the other Group B match, meaning all players still have a chance to advance.
DAY 2 WRAP: Nadal, Djokovic earn wins
DAVIS CUP: Serbia, France select teams
Federer lost only eight points on his serve in the match at the O2 Arena — three in the first set and five in the second.
"I'm surprised, I really am, that I was able to win my service games that comfortably," said Federer, who won 63 points to Murray's 43. "That's not to the norm against Andy, who is one of the best return players, if not the best, in the game right now. So I'll take that is all I can say."
Besides controlling play with his serve, winning 88% of the points when he landed his first serve, Federer also forced Murray into long rallies when he was receiving. Pulling forehands to his left and hitting them to his right with ease, Federer waited for his British opponent to make the errors or set up his winners.
"He came out and made some mistakes. Maybe it was due to my good play," Federer said of Murray, who made 26 unforced errors. "I played tough and solid from start to finish. That seemed to be enough today."
Federer has won the season-ending event for the top eight players in the world four times, and he can certainly add to that if he keeps playing like he did Tuesday.
Murray, however, dropped to 1-1 and will have to improve if he is to reach the semifinals. He will face Ferrer in his final match Thursday while Soderling takes on Federer.
Murray struggled from the start Tuesday, forced to save a break point in the opening game. And it was his serve that was letting him down most of the way, landing only 44% of the first serves. That allowed Federer to take advantage of the much slower second serve.
"I returned poorly, served poorly," Murray said. "Against him, that's not going to win you the match."
Federer earned his first break in the third game of the first set, winning all four points played. He then won his next three service games at love.
In the second set, Murray saved two break points in the opening game, but Federer stayed alive through four deuces to earn a third break point, which he converted with a forehand that hit the top of the tape and zipped past Murray.
After holding at love yet again, Federer broke again to make it 3-0 and soon led 4-0.
"I tried to play quite aggressive. You're not going to hit winners every single time you go on the court," said Murray, who is 8-6 overall against Federer. "Today I made more mistakes than normal."
In the late match, the fourth-ranked Soderling broke his Spanish opponent in the final game of both sets. The Swede also broke the seventh-ranked Ferrer again for a 4-2 lead in the second, but the Spaniard broke back to 5-4.
On Monday, top-ranked Rafael Nadal rallied to beat Andy Roddick 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 and third-ranked Novak Djokovic defeated Tomas Berdych 6-3, 6-3.
Nadal will take on Djokovic on Wednesday, while Roddick and Berdych play in the early Group A match.
In doubles, Jurgen Melzer of Austria and Philipp Petzschner of Germany beat Lukas Dlouhy of the Czech Republic and Leander Paes of India 7-6 (11-9), 4-6, 10-8. Mariusz Fyrstenberg and Marcin Matkowski of Poland defeated top-ranked Bob and Mike Bryan of the United States 2-6, 7-6 (7-4), 10-8 in the late Group A match.
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Subject property is being offered as an entire Site of all 4 lots or owner will sell in pairs.These lots are near the dam, with paved road frontage of 319.88 ft. and, along the beach featuring 340.95 ft. per survey. Hilltop Lakes Water Supply Corp. has water service available with Navasota Valley Electric Service in the front. These lots have been underbrushed and are ready for a lakehouse! There is virtually no other site available of this size on this the largest lake at Hilltop Lakes, and the owner is receptive to owner financing. With being on the west side of the lake, the afternoon sun is behind, leaving a captivating view of the water area.
At FM 3 and Hilltop Drive, take Hilltop Drive to first street to the right, Holster. Drive Holster past the post office and stables, around the bend to the left and down across the lakes to Ivanhoe, turn right. Ivanhoe to Post Oak, turn right. Post Oak south to just before dam, turn left onto Trailride. Lots begin at electric service pole on right and extend to 1st home on lake.
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The Oyumi was a siege weapon designed by Kaiu Mozi in the fifth century following the Battle of White Stag. Mozi was fascinated by gaijin crossbows and designed a larger version of the weapon for siege applications.
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Oyumi were used to fire gigantic bolts at enemy armies. They were powerful, but proved to be ineffective against the Shadowlands and other enemies due to their slow reload times and need for ammunition. If an oyumi unit had to fall back, the oyumi was usually destroyed by the enemies or even used against the retreating Crab. [1]
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To address these weaknesses, Mozi spent his life refining the design. Mozi's first variant was known as the defensive oyumi. A large weapon mounted on a six-wheel frame, the defensive oyumi was normally operated by ten men. The defensive oyumi might be used by as little as four men, but aiming and reloading took at least three times as long. [1]
A defensive oyumi fired a ten-foot long bolt and several smaller bolts in one shot. The large bolt might be attached by a chain to the oyumi and reeled in with a winch for reuse. It took ten minutes to initially aim a defensive oyumi, and the better part of a minute to reload it. [1]
The offensive oyumi was further modified to include a second or third bow, thus increasing firepower. The improved offensive oyumi could be operated by a single man, but the reload time of the weapon was greatly increased. [1]
The ishiyumi was a dramatic variation on the oyumi. Instead of firing bolts, the ishiyumi used a sling to hurl rocks at enemy structures. The ishiyumi was capable of destroying buildings. [1]
Mozi's final modification on the oyumi was called the Rapid Dragon Engine. The Rapid Dragon Engine was a battery of up to ten oyumi linked together with a single firing mechanism. Each oyumi in the battery fired several arrows, allowing for dozens of arrows to be fired at once. The Rapid Dragon Engine took a long time to reload, and was only used when reload time would not be a factor. [1]
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Besides the Crab, most clans viewed oyumi as gaijin weapons and refuses to use them. [1]
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Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater (ACL Live) is a state-of-the-art live music venue that hosts approximately 100 concerts a year and serves as the permanent home for the taping of the acclaimed KLRU-TV produced PBS series, Austin City Limits, the longest running music series in American television history. And one of the best things about ACL Live? Its state-of-the-art air condition! Come to ACL Live this summer to beat the Texas heat, and see an amazing array of music. THE WINE DOWN is back! This FREE summer concert series, presented by MARK WEST WINES, has moved to Tuesday evenings from 5-7 p.m. The series remains indoors on the air-conditioned concert floor to cool down the hot summer evenings. Each evenings entertainment will once again be emceed by KGSR, and will host giveaways for merchandise from businesses around the 2ND Street District. All proceeds benefit the Austin Music Foundation. THE WINE DOWN SCHEDULE: 6/16 - The Deer & Chipper Jones, bites by Trace 6/30 - Peterson Brothers Band, bites by Cantina Laredo 7/14 - Walker Lukens Music, bites by III Forks Austin 7/28 - Sour Bridges, bites by Numero28 Ristorante/Pizzeria/Vineria 8/11 - Cilantro Boombox, bites by Living Room at W Hotel 8/25 - Austin Music Foundation presents Quiet Company & special guest Bee Caves, bites by The Bonneville TICKETED CONCERT SCHEDULE: 6/6 - THE GIPSY KINGS, GET TICKETS 6/8 - INGRID MICHAELSON, GET TICKETS 6/9 - THE MOUNTAIN GOATS, GET TICKETS 6/27 - HAYES CARLL, GET TICKETS 7/2 - ROB THOMAS, GET TICKETS 7/17 - BUDDY GUY, GET TICKETS 8/2 - 311, GET TICKETS 8/9 - WHITESNAKE, GET TICKETS 8/15 - JILL SCOTT, GET TICKETS 8/16 - COLBIE CAILLAT & CHRISTINA PERRI, GET TICKETS ACL Live 310 Willie Nelson Blvd. Austin, TX 78701 512-225-7999
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Station Lodge, built in 1906, has been completely renovated to offer top quality, affordable accommodation to travellers, who are looking for a welcoming and personal experience when visiting Ohakune, New Zealand.
The Lodge is the perfect location to access some of the world famous New Zealand hikes and fantastic Mountain Biking the area has to offer, not to mention the mighty Wanganui River.
We offer double rooms or 4 - 6 person dormitories with freshly cleaned linen, comfortable beds, heating and shared facilities.
There are two lounges, superbly comfortable with plenty of couches, fuzeball table, plenty of games, two Internet terminals, wireless Internet and a big warm fire make this the perfect chill out.
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Rock fall sparks safety review
Parks Victoria and police will review safety in the Grampians National Park, after a man fell eight metres down a rock face at the weekend.
Police say the 19-year-old from Stawell was climbing the Kalymna Falls when he fell and cut his head.
Chief ranger Graham Parkes says visitors should keep to the tracks.
He says Kalymna Falls does not have the same saftey features as other, more popular, locations.
"In this particular instance at Kalymna Falls it's a less visited site it's certainly popular with some locals but it doesn't get anywhere near the visitation of some of the more popular sites and a lesser degree of infrastructure is provided there," he said.
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On 6/8/10 7:21 PM, "Graham Leggett" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > That said, if your server doesn't have work to do, ie > you're just a bit-shifter, then a simple async loop will win hands down. We also found that even for "resource intensive" tasks -- like rendering a template or something similar -- it's best just to let it run so it can finish and get out of the way. Only real time it seems to make sense to "yield" is when you need to wait on IO.* Threaded programming just hides the wait because the OS takes care of the yielding for you. In Lua, I did tests using coroutines to hide yielding to an even loop, and that didn't turn out so well. The code looked awesome, but performance was horrible. *with the popularity of RESTful (or RESTish) database-like things, writing an application server using an event loop should be easier. No more blocking database clients. Ultimately, that what I want to do with the Lua. Well, that and kill mod_rewrite and the like ;) -- Brian Akins
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Only Washington Can Solve the Health Care Crisis
Published: March 11, 1990
To the Editor:
Stuart Butler (''Coming to Terms on Health Care,'' Jan. 28) ignores the well-recognized and much publicized causes of the health care cost crisis and lays the full blame on corporate employees who use ''free'' health care. According to Mr. Butler, the employee is to blame for the crisis.
Where is the alternative coverage to be found? Far from competing with each other for medical business, insurance companies have been stampeding to get out of the individual medical insurance market. When I entered the insurance business in 1973, there were about 25 companies offering individual medical policies in New York State. Now there are two.
Mr. Butler declares that ''all workers and their families would have equal access to health care coverage'' under his plan. Who is guaranteeing equal access?
He recommends requiring by law that all families be insured. Would he require insurers to insure all applicants? The current cost of insuring a family in New York exceeds $6,000 per year. Is Mr. Butler proposing that unemployed families be required to pay this bill instead of the rent?
If we guarantee universal coverage, we must require universal payment according to family means. The insurance industry cannot solve the problem. Only the Federal Government has a mechanism to require universal payment. America faces a choice between national health insurance and the toleration of an increasing population of uninsured families.
Tax gimmicks won't stop this hemorrhage. Is the Heritage Foundation in Washington or on Mars?
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Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper
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Release Date:1966
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Release Date:1966
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A-1. It's started again2:10
Composer:Don Gibson
A-2. Each season changes you2:30
Composer:Ruth Talley-Albert Goree
A-3. Nobody but a fool (would love you)2:33
Composer:Bill Anderson
A-4. Almost persuaded2:54
Composer:Glen Sutton-Billy Sherrill
A-5. History repeats itself2:29
Composer:Buddy Starcher
A-6. Strange things happening2:45
B-1. It's easier to say than do2:20
Composer:John Patrich
B-2. Wedding bells2:47
Composer:Claude Boone
B-3. Tippy toeing2:10
Composer:Bobby Harden
B-4. A hero's death2:55
Composer:Lynn Davis
Vocals:W. L. Cooper-V
Vocals:W. L. Cooper-V
B-5. Three windows2:44
Composer:Ralph L. Carter-L.E. White
B-6. Don't let your sweet love die (like flowers in the2:28
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Have you of all time stopped to muse in the region of the more benefits of up to sleep?
Because of our opposite go styles most of us watch at physiological state in one of two ways: (1) a refuse of case or (2) we have the premonition we ne'er get satisfactory physiological state.
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Seriously considering I might be poly
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Seriously considering I might be poly
Sorry this probably is the #1 post you see here.
Currently I am single so there is no monogamous relationship I need to worry about changing. Obviously growing up I am always assumed that I would be happy in a relationship with 1 other person. Well, after years of dating, two engagements and a divorce later I am starting to wonder if maybe monogamy isn't for me.
Perhaps someone here can answer my major concern. On those rare occasions when life has thrown another massive curveball will I be able to get the emotional support I need at that time in a poly relationship. Usually I like my space, for some guys I like I lot more space then they are comfortable giving. However, every so often, usually just for a bad night I need to be the center of someone's attention. Can you ask that of someone in a poly relationship?
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Loyola University New Orleans is a Jesuit school founded in 1912 and located just 15 minutes away from New Orleans's French Quarter. The university offers a liberal arts and sciences curriculum as well as professional studies programs through its undergraduate and graduate programs. Undergraduate enrollment stands at almost 3,000 students. The school ranks high on various lists, including U.S. News & World Report's "Great Schools, Great Prices" category, where it is 8th. Princeton Review ranks Monroe Library as one of the top 10 college libraries in the country, and Loyola's ranking in the 2012 edition of U.S. News' "Best Colleges" is 8th among regional universities in the South.
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Students at Loyola select majors and programs through five colleges, consisting of the Colleges of Business; Law; Humanities and Natural Sciences; Social Sciences; and Music and Fine Arts. For students at the brick-and-mortar campus, the university offers 61 undergraduate programs, 13 interdisciplinary programs, 11 graduate and professional programs, and six dual graduate degrees. The university also offers study abroad opportunities in more than 40 countries. Students may also be invited to participate in Loyola's Honors Program based on academic and co-curricular achievement. The most popular majors at Loyola include speech communication and rhetoric; marketing and marketing management; criminology; and psychology.
Online students can select from seven undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, including the only doctoral degree the university offers, an online degree in nursing practice. A bachelor's degree in nursing and a master's degree in criminal justice are just a few of the other online programs available. In fact, Loyola's online graduate nursing programs ranked among the top five in the nation.
Loyola University New Orleans has been accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools since 1929. The school is also accredited by specialized agencies such as the Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the American Bar Association, and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.
Loyola considers academic performance, SAT and/or ACT scores, resume, and the personal essay of each applicant. Loyola requires that first-year and transfer students submit Loyola's Application for Undergraduate Admission or the Common Application for Undergraduate Admission. Students must also submit high school and/or college transcripts, a letter of recommendation, class rank, and the application fee. Test scores are due August 1, but the application deadline is rolling, meaning that there is not a specific deadline. Those applying to the College of Music and Fine Arts must also schedule an interview and/or an audition.
Interested students enrolling in online programs must submit an application, personal statements, official high school and/or college transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and the application fee, which varies by program. Certain programs may also require students to participate in an interview. Loyola University New Orleans has an acceptance rate of 56.6%.
Admissions Contact
Loyola University New Orleans
Admissions Office
6363 St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70118-6195
(866) 789-9809 (Online Admissions)
(504) 865-3240 or (800) 456-9652 (On Campus Admissions)
Online Information Request Form


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