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Toy Review: Hasbro Star Wars Black Series | K-2SO
Today's review is the Walmart Exclusive, Star Wars The Black Series Imperial Shock Trooper from the newly released (November 17th, 2015) Star Wars Battlefront video game by EA. I love Star Wars, but I'm not a gamer. I don't know much about this video game, but the toy is pretty darn cool.
Figure Details
Articulation – ★★☆☆☆
This figure has some really awesome articulation, but also some big issues that could have been easily addressed with some sculpt changes. I would have easily given this figure four, possibly even five stars had it not been for these issues. Let's take a closer look.
Total POA's = 29
This figure could have easily been a huge articulation hit, but because of the sculpt choices that hindered some of the articulation, I have to drop this figures rating down considerably. There's still really nice articulation, but those choices are just unacceptable to me.
Mold – ★★☆☆☆
When sculpt choices hinder articulation that is there on a figure, you're going to lose a lot of credibility. If this were a statue, the figure would have a much higher rating from me. Let's look at the positives first.
I love the helmet. The look of this helmet is really detailed. Somewhat, the better part of the helmet is what you do not see. How they chose to sculpt the helmet proved invaluable to the articulation.
The right and left knees have different sculpts. I like this, though the left knee pad does look a bit odd when the knee joints are bent, but it's not horrible.
There is a really nice utility belt which also has a softer plastic gun holster that does not hinder any articulation. There are two pouches on each side that do cause a bit of articulation hindrance, but not critical to the articulation.
Now on to the negatives. First, the shoulder armor plates ruin the articulation of the shoulders. They look nice enough, but had they been smaller at the joint, they could have been just fine.
The actual knee parts that create the joint are exposed considerably when the knees bend and they look pretty ugly. I'll take the extra range of motion though.
The feet are too narrow. This causes an already top heavy figure to be somewhat harder to stand. I'm not a huge fan of the pointy look of the toe of the shoes either.
The raised plastic ridge on the top and bottom of the biceps and thighs, though it looks nice, causes such an articulation disaster that they just weren't worth adding to the figure.
Comparing the figure to the video game version of the Imperial Shock Trooper, you'll find the likeness is spot on. Hasbro did a superb job here, and I would have given them an additional star for this had the issues with the articulation not been so bad.
Overall, the figure has some nice detail work in the sculpt, but there are just too many unforgivable choices made that I cannot give this figure a good review on the sculpt.
Paint – ★★★★☆
The red is what lured me to this figure. There's no real shading or dry brushing that I can see, but the paint design is just sick. The detail work on the helmet is very well done. Throughout the figure the lines are clean except in a few areas. I noticed the knees have a little red paint bleeding into the white and I've notice on the back belt area some red paint specs that I cannot get off. Nothing I'd consider enough to not get the figure by any means.
Truly the only issue I have is in the change of paint color on the belt. The front is all red, but the back turns to an ugly yellow which is actually two different colors in one splotchy area. It's interesting to say the least. The front of the belt could have used some extra color as well. The buckle is simply red as are all the pouches and belt portions.
Accessories – ★★★★☆
The Shock Trooper comes with two weapons, both of which are very well sculpted and painted. There is a long pistol type gun and then a very long canon style rifle. The second gun has the majority of the paint detail as it has a bit of a gun metal grey dry brush that really pops. As I sifted through the few troopers my Walmart had, I noticed the paint application differed quite a bit from toy to toy. Some had a lot less of the grey than others. I'm glad I was able to find one with a nice amount of grey.
The guns are sculpted really well so they fit very nicely in the figures hands. They even molded the trigger finger to fit fairly well over the trigger guard.
Packaging – ★★★☆☆
The Hasbro packaging for the Black Series figures is nice, but a little more artwork would be nice. I really like that you can see the entire figure through the display window on the front and one side of the packaging. The rectangular shape is clean and great for stacking. If you keep your figures in package you'll be happy with this packaging, though the cardboard is a bit flimsy and easily crushed or bent.
Overall Rating – ★★★☆☆
I'm torn on this figure. It looks great, but the articulation frustrates me to no end. If you can find it in the wild, snatch it up. This figure is flying off the shelves right now. It seems everyone thinks this is going to be a real money maker on Ebay. Right now they're going for $40 or more so get it now while it's still selling for under $20. It's a must have simply because of the cool look, but if you can't find it, the regular First Order Storm Trooper is still pretty nice.
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Easy Candied Sweet Potatoes
Recipe by Secret Agent
These taters are quick and easy and very yummy. The hardest part of the recipe is getting DH to peel the potatoes!
Top Review by rosslare
Bright and zesty orange flavour, very good! I actually made these without any nuking. Boiled the sweet potatoes, sliced them and then boiled the orange sauce ingredients together and poured on top of the slices. Topped with the marshmallows and popped in the oven. No messin' with the ingredients or the amounts. Great results, just takes a bit longer with the old fashioned way.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 ruby sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced 1/3 inch thick
- zest of one orange
- juice of one orange
- 1⁄4 cup light brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons white sugar
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 pinch salt
- 1⁄2 cup miniature marshmallow (or as much as you like)
Directions See How It's Made
- Layer the sweet potato slices in a buttered microwave and oven proof casserole dish with a lid.
- Add the zest, juice, sugar, butter and salt, stir and cover and microwave for about 5 or 6 minutes or until the potatoes test done.
- Just before serving top with marshmallows and bake in a 400* oven until the marshmallows are the color you like.


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News Archive
An archive of news and articles about the Lake Hopatcong Foundation from local press and other publications.
Morris County, NJ, June 23, 0217, Lake Hopatcong Volunteers Removing Invasive Water Chestnut Plants
Morris County, NJ, June 6, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation Posts Voluntary Rules for Responsible Boating
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, May 17, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation – Annual Meeting
New Jersey Herald, May 4, 2017, Sale of N.J. native plants to benefit Lake Hopatcong train station restoration
Daily Record, May 2, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Block Party coming next week
Roxbury Register, May 1, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Block Party schedule set for Saturday, May 13
The Jefferson Chronicle, April 28, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation Offers Scholarships
Roxbury Register, April 21, 2017, 400 cubic yards of 'muck' raked from lake
TAPInto Roxbury, April 19, 2017, A Scholarship for Graduates with Lake Hopatcong Connections
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, April 19, 2017, Graduating Seniors with a Lake Hopatcong Connection Can Win $1,000 Scholarships
Roxbury Register, April 19, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation offers $1,000 scholarships
Daily Record, April 18, 2017, Floating classroom may sail on Lake Hopatcong
TAPInto Roxbury, April 17, 2017 Vote to Help Lake Hopatcong Group Get Floating Classroom
Roxbury Register, April 17, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation applies for Floating Classroom grant
TAPInto Roxbury, April 17, 2017, Celebrate Earth Day with Community Cleanup and Lots of Native Plants
The Jefferson Chronicle, April 15, 2017, Help the Lake Hopatcong Foundation Win a $100,000 Grant, Vote Now
TAPInto Roxbury, April 14, 2017, In Roxbury, Lake Hopatcong Muck Gets Gardeners' Attention
New Jersey Hills Media Group, April 11, 2017, EDITORIAL: Growing tradition
Roxbury Register, April 8, 2017, Growing 'Block Party' back at Lake Hopatcong May 13
Roxbury Register, April 8, 2017, Lake foundation's activities detailed
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, April 7, 2017, LHF – Lake Loop Early Bird Price Good Till April 15
TAPInto Roxbury, April 6, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Block Party Just Around Corner
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, April 6, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Foundation's 4th Annual Block Party – Is Just Around the Corner
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, March 31, 2017, Lake Hopatcong Block Party 2017 – With Bridge Marina Boat Rides
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, March 31, 2017, LHF: Two $1,000 Scholarships for Graduating High School Seniors
Roxbury Register, March 20, 2017, EDITORIAL: Expected demise
The Sparta Independent, March 7, 2017: Lake Hopatcong block party nearly sold out
TAPInto Roxbury, March 7, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Night Out at Glassers Seafood & Steakhouse on March 31, 2017
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, March 6, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Night out – March 31, 2017
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, March 2, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Foundation provides informative update to the Hopatcong Borough Council
The Jefferson Chronicle, March 2, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Block Party Booths Available
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, February 27, 2017: Pizza Wars 2017 Awards Ceremony – Raising funds for the Lake Hopatcong Foundation
Roxbury Register, February 23, 2017: Landing train station roof restored to original form
Roxbury Register, February 17, 2017: Mount Arlington schools land $10K grant
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, February 14, 2017: Pizza Wars 2017 – And The Winner Is…
New Jersey Herald, February 13, 2017: Hopatcong Scout earns Eagle rank
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, February 12, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Dodges Tough Legislation – Based upon Gentleman's Agreement Code of Conduct
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, February 12, 2017: New Proposed Code of Conduct – Lake Hopatcong for All
Roxbury Register, February 9, 2017: 'Code of Conduct' proposed for Lake Hopatcong
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, February 8, 2017: Hopatcong Lake Region – Pizza Wars 2017
Roxbury Register, February 6, 2017: EDITORIAL: Follow the code
Daily Record, February 2, 2017: Lake Hopatcong fishing, party restrictions scrapped
Roxbury Register, January 21, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Foundation plans fourth annual block party
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, January 19, 2017: Lake Hopatcong Foundation's 4th Annual Block Party Set for May 13, 2017
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, January 13, 2017: Seeking Volunteers for the Biggest Lake Hopatcong Party
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, January 3, 2017: Hopatcong Dental Associates – Gives to the Community and the Lake Hopatcong Foundation
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, January 1, 2017: Pizza Wars 2017 – Voting now open: The Quest for the Best to benefit local Charity
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, December 30, 2016: Your Membership helps drive the Lake Hopatcong Foundation (Part 3)
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, December 26, 2016: Pizza Wars Sponsors Finalized To Support Lake Hopatcong Foundation
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, December 22, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Plans for 2017 (Part 2)
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, December 12, 2016: Announcing the 1st Annual Pizza Wars for the Hopatcong Lake Region
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, December 11, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation battles the biggest threats to Lake Hopatcong (Part 1)
Fios 1 News Push Pause: Lake Loop video
TAPinto Roxbury, December 1, 2016: Roxbury Eyes Little Lake Hopatcong Peninsula, State Says "Go For It"
Satellite Press, November 17, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Focuses on Educational Endeavors for Giving Tuesday – November 29, 2016
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, November 14, 2016: Remember Lake Hopatcong Foundation on Giving Tuesday
My Paper Online, November 2, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Night Out At Upstream Grille
New Jersey Herald, November 2, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation holding 'night out' Sunday
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, November 2, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Night Out at Upstream Grille on November 6, 2016
TAPInto Roxbury, October 26, 2016: Roxbury Left Holding the Weeds from a 19th Century Steamboater Battle
TAPInto Roxbury, October 24, 2016: Tile Plant Snafu Delays Clay Roof at Historic Roxbury Station
Roxbury Register, October 22, 2016: Roxbury hesitant on muck raking at Lake Hopatcong
TAPInto Denville, October 18, 2016 Impact 100 Garden State Announces Seven Finalists; Welcomes Wendy Steele as Keynoter
Roxbury Register, October 17, 2016: 'Lake Loop' Was Bang Up Success In Roxbury Township
New Jersey Herald, October 11, 2016: Cycling at Lake Loop 2016
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, October 9, 2016: Light Rain Doesn't Slow Down Lake Loop 2016
Daily Record, September 18, 2016: 'Loop' Around Lake Hopatcong Set For Next Month
Broadway World, September 14, 2016: Fourth Annual "Lake Loop" Returns To Hopatcong State Park in NJ, 10/9
Roxbury Register, September 10, 2016: Lake group head heads back to school
Hopatcong Lake Regional News, September 7, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation -Welcomes Holly Odgers To the Team
Daily Record, August 25, 2016: Water Workouts, Fitness On Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Herald, August 24, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation's Murphy Steps Down
My Paper Online, June 30, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Encourages Shopping Locally
Roxbury Register, June 20, 2016: Lake Foundation Sponsors 'Shop Local' Campaign
Roxbury Register, June 11, 2016: Novelty License Plates Garners $1K For Lake Hopatcong
Roxbury Register, June 11, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Plans Annual Gala and Auction
AIM Jefferson, May 20, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Block Party Held
Roxbury Register, May 10, 2016: Without a Hitch?
Roxbury Register, May 9, 2016: Despite Rain, Hundreds Fete Lake Hopatcong
Roxbury Register, May 3, 2016: Editorial See You Saturday
Roxbury Register, April 23 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Encouraging Litter Pick-up
New Jersey Herald, April 20, 2016: Block Party To Celebrate State's Largest Lake
AIM Jefferson, April 15, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation's 3rd Annual Block Party Will Celebrate New Jersey's Largest Lake
Daily Record, April 12, 2016: Local Hopatcong Block Party Coming In May
New Jersey Hills Media, March 29, 2016: Scavenger Hunt, Trivia Planned For Third Annual Block Party
AIM Jefferson, March 11, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Night Out at Lake House NJ on March 11
New Jersey Herald, February 19, 2016: Federal Grants To Help Trails
New Jersey Hills, February 16, 2016: Block Party At Lake Hopatcong In Planning Stages
New Jersey Herald, January 28, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Petition Gaining Momentum
The Star-Ledger, January 22, 2016: Weeds ruining Lake Hopatcong, advocates say
AIM Jefferson, January 22, 2016: Petition tops 1,000 signatures urges legislators to make 2016 the 'year of Lake Hopatcong'
4imprint, The Lake Hopatcong Foundation, January 21, 2016: one by one story
Roxbury Register, January 20, 2016: Petition Calling For State Action On Lake Hopatcong Catching One
Roxbury Register, January 7, 2016: Lake Hopatcong Foundation promotes petition to save lake
TAPIntoRoxbury, January 6, 2016: Petition Drive: Lake Hopatcong Choking on Weeds and it's the State's Fault
MyInforms.com, December 1, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Train Station Selling Roof Tiles
Daily Record, November 30, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Train Station Selling Roof Tiles
New Jersey Herald, November 30, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Seeks Roof Tile Donations
Roxbury Register, November 23, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Set To Fete 'Giving Tuesday' on December 1
AIM Jefferson, North Jersey.com, November 20, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Will Raise the Roof On Giving Tuesday, December 1
World News Network, November 20, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Will Raise the Roof On Giving Tuesday, December 1
AIM Jefferson, North Jersey.com, November 6, 2015: LHF, Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum Working Together For Food Donation Events
Roxbury Register, November 3, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Hosts Food Drives
New Jersey Herald, November 6, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Groups Team Up for Food Drive
Roxbury Register, October 31, 2015: College students will landscape Landing Train Station
BBC London Limited Ltd., November 2, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation and the Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum Are Working Together to Hold Food Drives for Area Churches
Daily Record, October 28, 2015: CCM Students Transforming Lake Hopatcong Train Station
Star-Ledger, October 15, 2015: New weed remedies and 40-mile trail on the horizon at Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Herald, October 11, 2015: 230 people bike, walk, boat to benefit Lake Hopatcong Foundation
Aim Jefferson, October 9, 2015: Third annual Lake Hopatcong 'Lake Loop' gives participants chance to bike, run, or paddle
New Jersey Herald, September 26, 2015: Lake Loop set for Oct. 11 at Hopatcong State Park
Aim Jefferson, September 25, 2015: Weed harvesting season on Lake Hopatcong extended nearly six weeks
Roxbury Register, September 21, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation finalist to split $205,000 grant – 'Impact 100' finalists are named
Roxbury Register, September 16, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation gains grants to restore Roxbury Train Station
Daily Record, September 7, 2015: Bike, run, paddle for Lake Hopatcong
Jefferson Aim, August 21, 2015: LHF, Jefferson extending weed harvest season
Daily Record, August 17, 2015: Weed harvest extended on Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Herald, August 16, 2015: Lake Hopatcong weed harvest continues
TAPintoRoxbury, August 13, 2015: Donations Allow Another Month of Lake Hopatcong Weed Removal
Jefferson Aim, August 7, 2015: Morris County issues historic preservation grant for Lake Hopatcong train station
NJ.com, August 6, 2015: Historic Lake Hopatcong train station renovations to begin this fall (PHOTOS)
New Jersey Herald, August 5, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation celebrates its purchase of Landing train station
TapIntoRoxbury, August 3, 2015: Burgers and Big Checks at Lake Hopatcong Foundation Barbeque
Roxbury Register, July 17, 2015: Editorial – Great project
Jefferson Aim: July 17, 2015: LHF awarded grant from County Historic Preservation Trust
New Jersey Herald, July 14, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation awarded nearly $200K for train station project
Daily Record, July 4, 2015: Prizes for shopping local around Lake Hopatcong
Aim Jefferson, July 3, 2015: Shop Local — Lake Hopatcong's month-long promotion begins
New Jersey Herald, July 3, 2015: 'Shop Local' program uses social media, targets towns around Lake Hopatcong
TapIntoRoxbury, July 1, 2015: Win Gift Cards: Share Your Lake Hopatcong Area Shopping Trip
Roxbury Register, June 5, 2015: Lake Hopatcong group plans gala auction fundraiser, 'Lake Loop'
Daily Record, May 9, 2015: Lake Hopatcong kicks off summer with Block Party
New Jersey Herald, June 10, 2015: Block party celebrates the lake
Daily Record, April 30, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation offers 2 scholarship to graduating seniors
Roxbury Register, April 30, 2015: Plethora of foods planned for block party
NJ Herald, April 30, 2015: Lake Hopatcong group offering scholarships
NJ Herald, April 27, 2015: Block Party to be a celebration of Lake Hopatcong
Jefferson Aim, April 24, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation signs architectural firm for Landing Train Station
Roxbury Register, April 24, 2015: Lake foundation, Roxbury look to spruce up Landing, "Streetscaping Committee is formed
The Advertiser News, April 22, 2015: Train station preservation effort under way in Lake Hopatcong
AIM Jefferson, April 17, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Block Party to celebrate NJ's largest lake
Roxbury Register, April 17, 2015: Bigger, better 'Block Party' slated in Roxbury
Aim Jefferson, April 10, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation wins BoatUS Grassroots Grants worth $7,500
Roxbury Register, April 7, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation wins BoatUS grant
New Jersey Sunday Herald, April 5, 2015: Water Quality Grant announcement
Daily Record, April 2, 2015: Lake Hopatcong wins grant in BoatUS contest
Randolph Reporter, March 26, 2015: Second annual Lake Hopatcong Block Party set for May 9
NJ Herald, March 24, 2015: "Cheer" for Lake Hopatcong
Daily Record, March 23, 2015: Lake Hopatcong in tight race with Lake George in final days of grant vote
NJ Herald, March 22, 2015: Lake groups compete for grant to aid environment
Roxbury Register, March 18, 2015: Vote for Lake Hopatcong in Boat US grant competition
Daily Record: March 16, 2015: Lake Hopatcong battles Lake George for grant
Aim Jefferson, March 13, 2015: Lake report card should make data easier to grasp
Lake Hopatcong News, March 11, 2015: Lake Hopatcong Foundation needs your vote
TAPinto.net, March 11, 2015: How to use a mouse to fight bad plants in Lake Hopatcong
BYM News and Magazine: March 11, 2015: Boaters: Vote today for your favorite Safe or Clean Boating Grant idea
Roxbury Register, January 29, 2015; Two local non-profits to share $10K award to promote water quality
Aim Jefferson, January 23, 2015: Groups partner on Lake Hopatcong planning survey
The Warren Report, January 22, 2015: Two local nonprofits to share $10,000 award to promote water quality
ANJEC Report, Winter 2015: Floating wetlands islands to improve water quality at Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Herald, January 20, 2015: What's up, docks? Lake Hopatcong has 2,183 of them.
Daily Record, January 19, 2015: Drew students release survey on Lake Hopatcong docks
Lake Hopatcong News, January 16, 2015: DEP, Drew University and Lake Hopatcong Foundation complete lake dock survey
NJDEP, January 15, 2015: DEP partners with Drew University and Lake Hopatcong Foundation on a milestone survey of Lake Hopatcong Docks
Lake Hopatcong News, November 24, 2014: Throngs of volunteers help with Lake Hopatcong Train Station cleanup
Daily Record, November 23, 2014:Lake Hopatcong Foundation lands in new Landing home
NJ Herald, November 23, 2014: Keeping Lake Hopatcong history alive
NJ.com, November 17, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Train Station will be restored, become nonprofit's HQ
Daily Record, November 10, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Train Station Reborn
NJ Herald, November 8, 2014: New Home for Lake Hopatcong Foundation
Lake Hopatcong News, November 7, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Foundation purchases historic train station
Aim Jefferson, October 24, 2014, Lake Hopatcong Foundation improves public safety on lake
Roxbury Register, October 22, 2014, Walking all the way around Lake Hopatcong may be a possibility soon
Roxbury Register, October 17, 2014 , Lake Hopatcong Foundation paid for summer police patrols on lake
Aim Jefferson, October 14, 2014, Foundation goal is creation of trail that circles Lake Hopatcong
Daily Record, September 25, 2014, Sustainable Morristown, Grassroots fete award winners at "Sunday Supper" event
The Star-Ledger, July 13, 2014, Floating wetland islands installed at Lake Hopatcong to prevent algae growth
Daily Record, July 10, 2014, Lake Hopatcong installs floating wetland islands to help curb algae growth
Lake Hopatcong News, July 10, 2014, Floating wetland islands installed on Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Herald, July 2, 2014, Floating Islands to protect Lake Hopatcong from algae…
Roxbury Register, June 10, 2014, Lake Hopatcong Foundation wins two awards for cleanup
Lake Hopatcong News, June 11, 2014: Invasive Water Chestnut plants found in Lake Hopatcong
Star-Ledger, May 25, 2014: Fishermen's group fights shortfall by stocking Lake Hopatcong with trout
New Jersey Hills Media Group, May 16, 2014: EDITORIAL: Kicking off summer in style
Daily Record, May 11, 2014: First Lake Hopatcong block party: Launching a new tradition
New Jersey Herald, May 11, 2014: Lake Hopatcong communities bond at inaugural block party
New Jersey Herald, May 9, 2014: All is ready for Lake Hopatcong Block Party
NJ.Com, May 9, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Block Party to feature food, art, lake fun and more
Daily Record, April 17, 2014: Hopatcong Foundation Hosts First Block Party
Roxbury Register, April 17, 2014 Renowned artist will paint scene of Lake Hopatcong in Roxbury
New Jersey Herald, April 15, 2014: Inaugural Block Party to Bring Lake Hopatcong Community Together
Aim Jefferson, April 11, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Foundation hosting block party to unite community
Roxbury Register, April 10, 2014: Antiques, Boats, Fly Fishing Highlight Lake's "Block Party" Event in Roxbury Township
Jefferson Patch, April 6, 2014: Block Party Aims to Unite Lake Hopatcong Communities
Lake Hopatcong News, April 3, 2014: LHF Block Party Seeks More Vendors, Volunteers
Roxbury Register, March 5, 2014:Lake Hopatcong "Block Party" Planned for May 10 in Roxbury Township
AIM Jefferson, February 28, 2014:Jefferson Council Meeting Coverage (Block Party Announcement)
The Alternative Press, February 3, 2014: Ice Safety on Lake Hopatcong
The Green Knight Newsletter (Rutgers Cooperative Extension), February 2014: LHF Cleanup Recap (Page 2)
Lake Hopatcong News, January 28, 2014: LHF presents ice safety program
NJ Herald, January 26, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Foundation teaches students ice safety
AIM Jefferson, January 10, 2014: Lake Hopatcong Foundation enhances safety on lake with added patrols
NJ Herald, December 31, 2013: Extra Lake Hopatcong patrols improve safety during summer
Lake Hopatcong News, December 30, 2013: Added police patrols deemed successful
Roxbury Register, December 4, 2013: You name it, they throw it in the lake
Roxbury Register, November 26, 2013: Tires, cans, bikes, and a lawnmower pulled from the lake
NJ Herald, November 21, 2013: 23,000 pounds of debris pulled from Lake Hopatcong
Patch, November 13, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Cleanup draws 400+ volunteers
Lake Hopatcong News, November 10, 2013: Hundreds of volunteers clean Lake Hopatcong
Star-Ledger, November 12, 2013: Good weather and a big turnout help Lake Hopatcong cleanup
NJ Herald, November 10, 2013: Lake cleanup nets tires, other junk
AIM Jefferson, November 10, 2013: Divers help to clean Lake Hopatcong
Star-Ledger, November 3, 2013: More than 300 volunteers to walk Lake Hopatcong shoreline in debris cleanup effort
NJ Herald, October 28, 2013: Volunteers to clean up Lake Hopatcong
AIM Jefferson, October 18, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Foundation "Ride for the Lake" Fundraiser
Daily Record, October 9, 2013: Bike race around Lake Hopatcong set for Saturday
Lake George Mirror, October 4, 2013: New Jersey lake group looks to Lake George Association for guidance
Lake Hopatcong News, September 18, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Clay Shoot at Hudson Farm
Lake Hopatcong News, September 6, 2013: Volunteers needed for lake-wide cleanup
Jefferson Patch, August 22, 2013: Lake Hopatcong cleanup volunteers wanted
Lake Hopatcong News, August 5, 2013: LH Water Scouts help Swartswood Lake search
Daily Record, August 2, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Yacht Club hosts fundraiser
Lake Hopatcong News, July 28, 2013: Art auction raises money for LHF
Lake Hopatcong News, July 6, 2013: Friday night Fireworks lead to Saturday morning cleanup
AIM Jefferson, July 5, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Foundation launches new app to help inform lake boaters and residents
Daily Record, July 4, 2013: Scouting for water chestnuts to protect Lake Hopatcong
Daily Record, July 4, 2013: Rainy June leads to slow summer start for many Lake Hopatcong businesses
Lake Hopatcong News, July 1, 2013: Water Scouts patrol Landing Channel
AIM Jefferson, June 28, 2013: Jefferson residents urged to shop local throughout July
News12 New Jersey, June 27, 2013: Lake Hopatcong officials release smartphone app to increase tourism
Roxbury Register, June 20, 2013: Coming art auction will aid Lake Hopatcong
Star–Ledger, June 16, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Foundation spreads its wings with water chestnut prevention effort
Lake Hopatcong News, June 13, 2013: Water Scouts out and looking
New Jersey Herald, June 5, 2013: Water chestnuts threaten Lake Hopatcong
Lake Hopatcong News, June 2, 2013: LHF Mini Golf Fundraiser
Roxbury Register, May 30, 2013: 'Restaurant Nights' raise funds for Lake Hopatcong maintenance
Daily Record, May 27, 2013: Water Scouts fight for Lake Hopatcong
NJ.com, January 31, 2013: We'll pay to beef up police presence on Lake Hopatcong, nonprofit says
NJ.com, January 7, 2013: Lake Hopatcong Foundation looks to new administrator to help bring in funds
Patch, July 26, 2012: Man donates $100K to help Lake Hopatcong
Star-Ledger, June 3, 2012: New Jersey roots pull N.Y. man to the aid of Lake Hopatcong
LakeHopatcongNews.com, May 23, 2012: New nonprofit organization launches support Lake Hopatcong


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This is a rare Essex 1929 4 door. It is in the process of restoration - the interior is done and most of the needed parts are included. It is in great condition. Don't miss the chance to own this beauty. Call Gord at or Evert at . Best offer. Valued at about $14 000.
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Free Help For Tax Returns
Feb 04, 2017 10:26AM, Published by Editor, Categories: Community
The IRS-sponsored VITA/TCE Tax Aide Volunteers will again this year help members of the community with their 2016 Federal and State Individual Income Tax returns and their Minnesota Property Tax and Rent Refund forms and can E-file for them in almost all cases.
All persons with moderate to low incomes and all Seniors 60+ are eligible for free assistance under this program.
We can also help with taxpayer's previous year returns by amending, with corrections, their previous returns if a mistake was made or an omission occurred.
When a tax return is E-filed, people usually receive their refunds in
one to two weeks for MN refunds and two to four weeks for Federal refunds.
Tax Preparation begins Tuesday the 31st of January. Tax Volunteers will be at Community Center in Grand Marais, on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Community Center in Grand Portage, on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and
Birch Grove Community Center in Tofte, on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Please bring all your 2016 tax documents with you as well as your Social Security card and photo ID. In an increased effort to prevent identity theft, both IRS and the Minnesota Dept. of Revenue are asking us to check IDs closely this year.
Also, your paper copy of last year's Federal and Minnesota tax returns would be very helpful to have for reference.
We take people on a first come first served basis. However, if you need to drop off your tax documents and return to work we can usually sit down with you and in 10 to 15 minutes collect the information we need to process your return for you to pick up later.
Questions - please call Chuck Flickinger 475-2776 or Steve Deschene at 387-1767.


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LG has just announced the G3, its latest and great flagship Android smartphone. The handset has a screen resolution and pixel density higher than any other smartphone ever made and its metallic design is a big step forward from the plastic G2, but should owners of last year's phone be looking to upgrade, or is the G3 more a case of evolution over revolution?
Taking a leaf out of Apple and HTC's Big Book of Smartphone Design, LG has given the G3 a metallic front and back, replacing the plastic construction of the G2. This means a more premium feel and - in our opinion at least - a better looking device. This is probably the most attractive phone LG has ever made, and easily takes the fight to HTC for the titles of best-looking phone of the year.
But that doesn't mean looks are everything. As its screen is slightly larger than last year's G2, the G3 itself is a bigger phone to wrap your hand around, and with a footprint of 146.3 x 74.6mm, the phone is noticeably larger than its 138.5 x 70.9mm predecessor. Weight is also up, from 143 to 160g. This isn't to say the G3 is a heavy and unwieldy beast, but those already struggling to use the G2 one-handed will find the G3, quite literally, more of a hand full.
The G2's rear-mounted buttons make a return for the G3. Subtly restyled, but serving the same functions as before, the G3 has a volume rocker and power/screen lock button on its back, leaving the front and sides of the handset completely blank.
There are no two ways about it - the LG G3 is a gorgeous handset which has made some serious aesthetic improvements on last year's G2.
The biggest feature of the G3 is its screen. Called Quad-HD, it has a resolution of 1440 x 2560 and a simply massive pixel density of 535 per inch - some 200 more than the iPhone 5s and its Retina display.
Despite the headline-grabbing numbers, you could argue the G3's screen is too much of a good thing, when last year's G2 had a marginally smaller 5.2in display and a Full-HD resolution of 1920 x 1080, producing a pixel density of 424 per inch.
The G2 has the same resolution and quality as the HTC One (M8) and Samsung Galaxy S5, but LG claims the new phone's Quad-HD display takes the game on further and really does produce a better quality picture - even if those extra pixels can't be seen by the naked eye. It's a strange world we live in when our smartphone has far more pixels than our televisions and computer screens, but there we go.
Spec sheet lovers will of course want the G3, but in the real world we're happy to report that the G2 still remains a hugely competitive handset compared to even its newest and shiniest rivals.
LG claims the Quad-HD display is the quality of a printed art book, compared to the mere magazine quality of a regular Full-HD screen.
The LG G2 had a 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and optical image stabilisation - and that's exactly what LG has given the G3 as well. The only change is a new infrared laser autofocus system which is claimed to be much faster than the competition, so hopefully your photos will be in focus more often and with less time spent waiting for the camera to decide what to do.
Processor, RAM and Storage
Big things were expected from the G3's processor, but LG has instead opted for the same chip as used by the One (M8), Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2. That means a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor with a clock speed of 2.26GHz and 2GB of RAM. But, for those who want more, LG will also see a version of the G3 with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage.
The new model also gets a microSD card slot to boost this by up to 128GB - something the G2 desperately missed out on.
Both the G2 and G3 use a 3,000mAh battery, but new for the G3 is integrated wireless charging. LG claims the new phone uses 20% less energy than the G2, and that the extra pixels crammed into the new screen do not have an adverse effect on battery life. "There is simply no compromise," the company claims.
Should I upgrade?
At first glance, the LG G3 is in a different league to its year-old predecessor, its premium finish oozing quality and those super skinny screen bezels helping to keep the screen-size-to-footprint ratio as small as possible - and who can say no to that stunning Quad-HD display?
But dig a little deeper and you realise just how good last year's G2 was - and still is. It has a Full-HD screen, quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM and the same 16-megapixel camera resolution with optical image stabilisation.
LG has worked hard to improve on the G2's software with the G3, but the smart money could be on a G2, especially as the new phone will no doubt push prices down in the coming weeks.
However, money no object - and especially if you're due a contract upgrade already - then it's very hard to look past the G3, especially in its more powerful guise with the extra RAM and storage.


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Utilizing years of skill and experience providing the finest training weapons for use by the military, law enforcement and civilian martial artist communities, Cold Steel has developed the finest high-quality snap-on rubber training bayonet in the world. Fitting directly onto the bayonet lug of any rifle or shotgun that is calibrated for an M9 bayonet, the Cold Steel training bayonet provides an additional level of safety and functionality to training and demonstrations.
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Carlos Acosta, born in 1973 is a Cuban performer. He began perusal leap when he was 10 at the National Ballet School of Cuba in Havana. Mr. Acosta has been a receiver of mixed national and mixed skip awards, together with the Spanish Vegnale Dance Prix in Italy, metallic laurels at the Prix de Lausanne, noble prix in the Third Juvenile Competition of Dance, the expansive prix and the gold ingots medallion at the Fourth Annual Competition of Ballet in Paris.
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Winter Training Program (Jan 3 - Feb 27th)
TriStars Winter Training Programs begin on Tuesday,
January 3, 2017, and run for 8 weeks. Our group training options are all listed below, along with the training schedule, cost and course code for easy registration. Registration is done through Saanich Commonwealth Place online or by calling (250) 475-7600. If you have any questions, please contact us for more details. Scroll down to see all of our available group training options.
Program Information Sessions - Commonwealth Place
Jan 2, 2017 from 7:00pm - 8:00pm (Pacific Dogwood Room) Course Code: 799955
Hard Core Triathlon Program
Suitable for all athletes, the Hard Core Program offers a busy week of training which has been planned and organized to help you reach your full potential by building a strong foundation for Spring training. Featuring 7 training sessions per week, you will swim, bike and run your way to peak form. You may attend as many sessions as you like: for consistency we recommend as many as are possible for you. The Program includes the following:
Tues: Run 6:30-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:45pm
Weds: Indoor Spin Class 6:30-7:30pm
Thurs: Run 6:30-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:45pm
Sat: Group Ride 9-11am (Approx)
Sun: Swim from 9-10am/Run 10:15-11am
Course Code: 799931
Cost: $250.00
Recreational Triathlon Program
Our Recreational Program features just the right amount of training for those doing Sprint or Olympic distances, or those who are looking for a great mix of cross training in a fun and supportive atmosphere.
Tues: Run 6:30-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:45pm
Thurs: Run 6:30-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:45pm
Sat: Group Ride 9:00-10:30am (approx)
Course Code: 799928
Cost: $180.00
TriSTART Beginner Triathlon Program
Triathlon training in a fun and supportive environment for those brand new to the sport. All swim, bike and run abilities welcome. Come and amaze yourself with what can be achieved! Light introductory training, plus a weekly triathlon discussion on topics such as transition, nutrition, and fueling, and swim/bike and run technique. This program is offered as preparation for the Beginner Tri for MS on May 7, 2017, or as a relaxed and fun way to get involved in the sport of Triathlon.
Tues: Lecture 6:00-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:30pm
Thurs: Run 6:30-7:30pm/Swim 7:45-8:30pm
Sat: Group Ride 9-10:30am (approx)
Course Code: 799957
Cost: $199.00
Swim Only Program
Improve your swimming fitness, stroke and efficiency with our swim sessions.
Three experienced coaches.
Tues/Thurs evenings and/or Sunday
Tues/Thurs: 7:45-8:45pm
Sunday Only: 9-10am
Tues/Thurs Course Code: 799930
Cost: $120.00
Sun Course Code: 799929
Cost: $60.00
Indoor Spin Classes
Wednesday night indoor spin sessions will help keep your riding on point through the Winter, no matter what Mother Nature is up to. These are challenging sessions that offer a mix of form, cadence, intervals, and hill workouts. Great music and great company.
Some loaner trainers available.
Wed: 6:30-7:30pm
Course Code: 799932
Cost: $60.00
Running Program
Our Winter Running Program is suitable for all level of runners. Improve your form, fitness and times for upcoming races with our progressive run program featuring a variety of challenging training sessions. Hills, speed and endurance, this program has all. Suitable for all runners.
Tues/Thurs: 6:30-7:30pm
Sun: 10:15am
Course Code: 799933
Cost: $60.00
Early Morning Swims
Coaches Kylie Acford and Brian MacArthur will meet you on the pool deck for a wake up to your day swim at Esquimalt Rec Centre. This swim program is a collaboration between TriStars Training and the West Shore Aquatic Club.
*Please note: this program is not included with other group sessions in our Winter Program. This is a stand alone program.
Dates: Jan 9th to March 17th (10 weeks)
Mon/Wed/Fri: 6 - 7:30am
Cost: $200 plus tax for 3 days a week, $145 plus tax for 2 days per week.
Drop In: $10 per session
Lunchtime Long Course
Coaches Kylie Acford and Brian MacArthur will meet you on the pool deck for a solid midday swim workout at Crystal Pool. This swim program is a collaboration between TriStars Training and the West Shore Aquatic Club.
*Please note: this program is not included with other group sessions in our Winter Program. This is a stand alone program.
Dates: Jan 9th to March 17th (10 weeks)
Mon/Wed/Fri: noon - 1:00pm
Cost: $200 plus tax for 3 days a week, $145 plus tax for 2 days per week.
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This story mainly includes two factor: One is the quest for a legendary weapon "Regratlute" which makes its bearer's desires come true.
The hero Kreist is the cool guy who're willing to get the weapon and take the happy golden years, rescuing his concerned people with the power of Regratlute. His friend Dauturu is the hot-hearted ancient golem who agrees Kreist's dream.
This two storyline becomes into one stream when Laishutia who says she is the escaped princess of Eashtend royal family encounters Kreist and Dauturu. To get back the Eashtend from traiter's clutch, they decide to be a party to seek Regratlute and defeat the traitors.
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Danilo he had announced that his fourth album would be released in October 2010, but due to the delay that caused the return of his old record studio (where he had created his first songs, "Ocean" and "Your Day"), this album was released in January 2011. Musically superior to its predecessor, this album was produced with a new software that improved the sound of midi files, besides of being the first "automated". Now Danilo didn't had to record the instruments directly from their hands, allowing errors. Instead, "Twilight Of A Heart" does not have these common mistakes of a novice pianist, except for the songs "Fallen Love Soldiers" and "You Don't Love Me", curiously becoming the first singles of this album. The album's success came because of the large amount of views on Youtube, and in addition to the websites where Danilo uploade his music: Soundclick.com and Alonetone.com. The most famous song was "You Don't Love Me", that with its direct and sincere message, showed that one "i don't love you" was just as hard no matter the ways you say it. This album is the only one that has just one song inspired and wrote for one girl, "Neverlasting Love", that is wrote for a Argentinian model called Stephanie Demner. Danilo always liked her photos that were very different compared with other models, full of innocence and joy.
Track listing
- "Two Of Us" – 4:48
- "Fallen Love Soldiers" – 6:11
- "The Colour Out Of Space" – 3:31
- "Neverlasting Love" – 4:57
- "I've Been Losing Time" – 4:41
- "You Don't Love Me" – 5:10
- "Kiss Me!" – 3:47
- "Twilight Of A Heart" – 6:52
- "Hopes And Faiths" – 2:36
- "This Life" – 4:14
- "Don't Die" – 3:18
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An Eye Opening Story Of NWO, WTO, MNC's Control Over Economies, Drama Behind Wars & International Coalitions for so called New World Order.
The term New World Order (NWO) has been used by numerous politicians through the ages, and is a generic term used to refer to a worldwide conspiracy being orchestrated by an extremely powerful and influential group of genetically-related individuals (at least at the highest echelons) which include many of the world's wealthiest people, top political leaders, and corporate elite, as well as members of the so-called Black Nobility of Europe (dominated by the British Crown) whose goal is to create a One World (fascist) Government, stripped of nationalistic and regional boundaries, that is obedient to their agenda.
Listen to the Zionist* banker, Paul Warburg:
We will have a world government whether you like it or not. The only question is whether that government will be achieved by conquest or consent." (February 17, 1950, as he testified before the US Senate).
Their intention is to effect complete and total control over every human being on the planet and to dramatically reduce the world's population by two thirds. While the name New World Order is the term most frequently used today to loosely refer to anyone involved in this conspiracy, the study of exactly who makes up this group is a complex and intricate one. For further research sources, please see the side bar on the left.
In 1992, Dr John Coleman published Conspirators Hierarchy:
The Story of the Committee of 300. With laudable scholarship and meticulous research, Dr Coleman identifies the players and carefully details the New World Order agenda of worldwide domination and control. On page 161 of the Conspirators Hierarchy, Dr Coleman accurately summarizes the intent and purpose of the Committee of 300 as follows:
A One World Government and one-unit monetary system, under permanent non-elected hereditary oligarchists who self-select from among their numbers in the form of a feudal system as it was in the Middle Ages. In this One World entity, population will be limited by restrictions on the number of children per family, diseases, wars, famines, until 1 billion people who are useful to the ruling class, in areas which will be strictly and clearly defined, remain as the total world population.
There will be no middle class, only rulers and the servants. All laws will be uniform under a legal system of world courts practicing the same unified code of laws, backed up by a One World Government police force and a One World unified military to enforce laws in all former countries where no national boundaries shall exist. The system will be on the basis of a welfare state; those who are obedient and subservient to the One World Government will be rewarded with the means to live; those who are rebellious will simply be starved to death or be declared outlaws, thus a target for anyone who wishes to kill them. Privately owned firearms or weapons of any kind will be prohibited."
The corporate portion of the NWO is dominated by international bankers, oil barons and pharmaceutical cartels, as well as other major multinational corporations. The Royal Family of England, namely Queen Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor, (who are, in fact, descendants of the German arm of European Royalty - the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha family - changed the name to Windsor in 1914), are high level players in the oligarchy which controls the upper strata of the NWO. The decision making nerve centers of this effort are in London (especially the City of London), Basel Switzerland, and Brussels (NATO headquarters).
The United Nations, EU, (Note: In the past India also asked Pakistan to form a EU like coalition with a major group of countries the merge the border & economies in the past) along with all the agencies working under the UN umbrella, such as the World Health Organization (WHO), are full time players in this scheme. Similarly, NATO is a military tool of the NWO.
The leaders of all major industrial countries like the United States, England, Germany, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, etc. (members of the "G7/G8" ) are active and fully cooperative participants in this conspiracy. In this century, the degree of control exerted by the NWO has advanced to the point that only certain hand-picked individuals, who are groomed and selected are even eligible to become the prime minister or president of countries like England, Germany, or The United States. It didn't matter whether Bill Clinton or Bob Dole won the Presidency in 1996, the results would have been the same. Both men are playing on the same team for the same ball club. Anyone who isn't a team player is taken out: i.e. President Kennedy, Ali Bhutto (Pakistan) and Aldo Moro (Italy). More recently, Admiral Borda and William Colby were also killed because they were either unwilling to go along with the conspiracy to destroy America, weren't cooperating in some capacity, or were attempting to expose/ thwart the takeover agenda.
The following video will show you the each & every part of struggle done is the past & being done by a historical background & shows how world is being manipulated over the centuries to rule by a single group.


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- Custom suspension
- Custom Naugahyde interior
- Ford 3-speed manual transmission
- 16-inch wheels with custom center caps
- Modern sound system
When it comes to old school Fords, the world has plenty of street rods – especially late thirties and early forties offerings. But for every Henry Ford original that's gifted a Mustang II front clip and small block Chevy, the initial appeal that drove buyers into showrooms drifts one page further into history. Thankfully, there are still cars like this stunning '35 3-window that remind us just how great these classics were in all their era-correct glory. Powered by a legendary flathead, backed by a rugged 3-speed and dressed in traditional Ford Black, this former Rod & Custom feature epitomizes vintage American elegance. And if you're looking for a near-perfect cruiser that puts a new shine on pre-war ambition, they simply don't get nicer!
Approaching this sleek beauty, it's difficult not to be taken with its killer profile. Josh Mills of Mills & Co., the man who originally envisioned the car, wanted to build a period-perfect 'prototype' of something James Cagney might drive in a well-done Film Noir. To achieve that lofty goal, he needed a solid profile that could benefit from very specific metalwork. Josh's journey began with a trip to the 2005 Charlotte Auto Fair where he found two '35 3-window coupes advertised on a small bulletin board. Initially buying one of the coupes, Josh eventually ended up with both thanks to an anxious seller. Because he wanted to do a chop, Josh sold the first, unaltered car in favor of a botched roof job on the second car. The next three years would be spent sourcing era-correct parts. And, after thoroughly massaging the coupe's Henry Ford steel, he shipped it to Customs and Color in Woodstock, Georgia for some of the best black two-stage on the planet!
There really isn't much you can do to make a 30s-era Ford more attractive. The car's streamlined styling was a home-run when originally introduced; and today, it's a stunning example of some of the strongest elements of the highly regarded Art Deco movement. That said; Mills & Co. knew exactly how to take this 3-window from bankable B-lister to astonishing A-lister. At the front of the car, a custom chrome grille, which hangs a filled top and custom bull nose above a peaked base, rides between relocated, '36 Ford headlights and a chrome '38 Ford bumper. At the sides of that bumper, sculpted fenders rake past custom-trimmed air extractors and a smooth, folding hood. Behind those fenders, original, re-vulcanized running boards parallel old school bear claws and simple chrome handles. Opposite those boards, a small stainless wiper accents a '36 5-window insert channel, which balances a 2.5-inch chop in front of a 3-inch chop. And opposite that wiper, a '35 Ford trunk hangs above modified '40 Ford skirts, frenched '39 Ford tail lights and a second '38 Ford bumper that's fitted with a '41 Ford grille guard.
As the company's final Henry Ford-fueled innovation, the Ford V8 remains a durable, torque-rich powerplant that, thanks to solid engineering, has established an unmatched reputation in the classic and custom car community. And, in keeping with hot rod tradition, this stellar Ford coupe is powered by a 284 cubic inch 59L flathead. Born in 1946, and machined and balanced by legend Putt Smith, the throaty mill growls with the help of a roster of vintage parts that includes an NOS Johnson valvetrain, NOS 81A rods and a Don Zig-prepped Harman & Collins Magneto. Fuel and air enter through a polished Edelbrock intake and, aided by a Mercury crank, a Winfield SU-1A cam and NOS Johnson lifters, exit through polished Fenton headers. Aesthetically, the block, which perches elegant air cleaners and dual 94 carburetors above aluminum Edelbrock heads, has been painted a traditionally dark hue. Cool details like a chrome generator, a chrome fan and reproduction Ford hoses add enough shine to win the show. And overall, this custom's super smooth engine bay is a charming and 100% functional step back into a much simpler, and some would say better, period of American automotive history.
Speaking of simpler times, take one look under this reliable Ford chop-top and you'll see just how much the automotive world has changed. But that's exactly the way it's supposed to be as Mills wanted this coupe to feel like a true, period-perfect hot rod. Clean and solid floors, replaced during restoration, are finished in a predictable layer of black. A heavy duty frame, C-notched in the rear to achieve the car's lustworthy stance, is finished to match. A '40 Ford 3-speed makes good use of a lightened '34 Ford flywheel, a '46 Ford clutch and 19/25 tooth Lincoln gears. Power flows to a '46 Columbia axle that, thanks to '40 Columbia controls, spins either 4.11 strip scorchers or 2.94 boulevard busters. In front of that drivetrain, a '40 Ford suspension hangs a 3.5-inch Mor-Drop axle behind '41 Ford shackles, a '40 Ford steering box and '39 Houdaille shocks. Behind that drivetrain, a second pair of Houdaille shocks combines with a de-arched '37 Ford spring to maintain the car's killer ride height. Stops come courtesy of '39 Ford brakes that, naturally, are piped to a '39 Ford master cylinder. There's an aluminized, true-dual exhaust system, which barks through Mellow Tone glasspack mufflers. And it all rides on clean, '36 Ford wheels which spin fresh 6.00-16 Firestone Deluxe Champion whitewalls around a fusion of '36 Zephyr trim rings and '37 Ford center caps.
Pop this coupe's doors and you'll find an attractive Naugahyde interior that was installed by Burt Litton of Burt Litton Street Rods. At ground level, black carpet weaves a thick cover between a chrome HaDees heater, '39 Ford foot pedals and "V8" branded sill plates. At the front of that carpet, a body-matched dash, which marries the bottom section of a '40 Ford with the top section of a '35 Ford, allows use of the car's stock windshield roll-out mechanism. Seating is provided by a '36 flip-up bench, which has been lowered over a modern JVC CD player. Above that seat, a custom headliner centers a small dome lamp behind an oval rearview mirror. In front of the driver, a '41 Mercury steering wheel laps a chrome shifter, a '40 Ford column and a modified '40 Ford harness. At the sides of the passengers, custom door panels hang '49 Chevy armrests and '36 Plymouth handles behind a '40 Ford emergency brake. And behind the cockpit, a super clean trunk grants access to a modified fuel filler.
Stylish and alluring, this striking custom is a bellwether of pre-war creativity. Virtually every piece of this blue chip blue oval fulfills a vision that's equal parts purpose and class. You really can't ask for a more authentic blend of old school style and era-correct driving characteristics. And you certainly can't build anything this nice for the time or money it takes to drive out of our RK Motors Charlotte showroom. Step up to something different – this Ford 3-window is ready to show AND go!
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Finding yourself in a habit of rushing when travelling and trying to get on time for flights during trips and vacations? Here's one luggage bag that's going to make all that rushing a little less tiring and a little more fun.
The Micro Luggage is a luggage that not only carries your stuff for travelling, but also comes with something not seen on most luggage bags. Surprise, it's a skate scooter attachment that turns your luggage into a personal transportation device. Instead of sprinting to the gates, now you can glide in style across the airport, luggage and all, no matter how far the gate is.
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I wish we knew more on the race side of things, like more background on who they are and why they're there.
Races are split into 2 factions yet I feel we don't really know why?
In XI, there were certain city's that were ruled by certain races and I kind of miss that.
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I've always loved the celebration of our armed forces on "Salute to Service" day at Heinz Field. Awesome in every way, and Sunday's celebration featured two prolific players who wore the black and gold and served our country, Rocky Bleier and Andy Russell.
They were ringside as the Air Force Parachute team jumped in with five paratroopers showing how it's done on a slightly windy day. It brought to mind my son, Captain Kyle Wolfley, recently of the 82nd Airborne, to mind and made me wonder how I failed him as a father.
I mean, seriously, what normal people jump out of a perfectly good airplane?
* Walking into the stadium it was apparent this was not a normal day, nor a normal opponent at Heinz Field. There were many Cowboys jerseys showing up in the seats at Heinz. As the pre-game tension began to mount, kickoff approached and the din of the thank yous to our servicemen and women began to fade, you could feel the intensity meter begin to pulsate. By kickoff, it reached an atmospheric level.
* Prior to the Steelers defense taking the field, I heard a thump, and then a whump, through the high volume of sound coming through my headset. I turned to see Dan McCullers and Stephon Tuitt warming up. Tuitt delivered a two-handed "thump" punch to McCullers, who in turn "whumped" Tuitt so hard it moved Stephon back a couple feet. Bottle it, Big Dan, I thought to myself. Bottle that punch and save it for somebody sporting a star on his helmet.
* Dak Prescott is the real deal. On the second play from scrimmage I had a perfect angle to watch the Cowboys rookie QB hit the "easy" button and make a back-shoulder throw to Dez Bryant for a 19-yard gain, as if he'd been doing it for years.
* Ladarius Green made his much anticipated entrance on the two-point conversion following Le'Veon Bell's first-quarter touchdown. I had crossed paths with Ladarius in the tunnel during pre-game. I said, "Aha! We have an official Ladarius Green sighting." Green laughed and I wished him well. Unfortunately for Ladarius, he didn't come down with the conversion pass. As he walked the sideline toward the bench, I could see the angst in his eyes. But the fact he's made it back after only two weeks of practice, after doing nothing resembling football for 11 months, is a testament to his professionalism. I could be wrong, but I think Ladarius is going to do some big things in the not too distant future.
* After Dallas kicked a FG to make it 6-3 in the first quarter, and then kicked off, Fitz Toussaint took a knee for a touchback. However, nobody told Roosevelt Nix the return was a no-go. Nix pounded Kavon Frazier into the Heinz Field turf as if he were planting a tree. When you feel the hit in your bones from 15 yards away, you know that's a good hit. And when the opponent you just mulched doesn't even smack-talk back, because he was pounded so badly, that's a good hit. Rosey, that was a good hit.
* I'm watching Artie Burns both on the examination table and then off it. Artie was whacked with a little friendly fire and seemed to be working a knee thing out. He had a pained expression while Doc Bradley was giving him the ligament test. Burns got up and began to do some bodyweight squats to check it out. I didn't think Artie was going back in anytime soon, but sure enough he did. I respect that. Coach Noll used to say you had to know the difference between pain and injury.
* In the second quarter, Cam Heyward walked off the field shaking and punching his fist in the air as if he were shadow-boxing. Cam had what appeared to be a pectoral injury of some sort the prior series, and had the docs checking him on the sideline. Can't know for sure, but if the Steelers lose the service of Cam, I'm not thinking the run defense is going to be what it could or should be.
* Ben Roethlisberger got drilled by Justin Durant while throwing the ball, and I mean to tell you it was a healthy whack, one that those that surely left a mark. It also drew a flag for roughing. The O-linemen gathered over top of Big Ben as he lie prone, with Marcus Gilbert reaching down to check him out. You could feel an audible sense of relief from the sideline as Ben made his way over to take a one-play hiatus. The dude is seriously tough.
* The Cowboys' best defensive player is Pittsburgh-born and Upper Saint Clair-bred Sean Lee. In the second quarter, Sean, from his weak-side linebacker position, shot a gap and tackled Bell for a 1-yard loss. Tunch Ilkin talked about how he had coached Sean as a 12-year-old. What Tunch didn't mention is that he had made Sean a nose tackle. That's like harnessing Secretariat to a plow. Tunch's response is always that he made Sean tougher. Watching Sean here today, maybe Tunch is right.
* On second-and-2, James Harrison came off the ball and did what I've not seen any other player do and that's stuff the Cowboys' outstanding 6-5, 320-pound LT Tyron Smith and drive him backward. Harrison shed the block and tackled Ezekiel Elliott for no gain. C'mon, man, it shouldn't be possible that a 38-year-old can snog-ulate the best LT in the league and then tackle the rushing leader at the line of scrimmage. I had to rub my eyes.
* Sammie Coates ran a go route just before the half ended. The official to that side didn't pull his flag despite an obvious pass interference. The defender at one point had both hands on Sammie's shoulder pads from behind. As the boos cascaded, the Jumbotron replayed the contact. The official stoically stood with his back to the screen and kept his eyes down, refusing to acknowledge anything other than the next play. I think he had an idea that something was amiss with his play interpretation.
* I'm not saying, I'm just saying that, yeah, in the second half, Cobi Hamilton took off on another go route. CB Anthony Brown was in trail. Same official, same defender, same route. This time, a flag. Honestly, and I could be wrong because I just saw it live and it was across the field, but I thought it was a make-good call. And, full disclosure, I'm OK with that.
* Same drive, Antonio Brown runs a slant. The defender grabs Antonio's arm and causes AB to twist while running. Mike Tomlin wants another pass interference call because he's yelling "He hooked him! He hooked him!"
* A medical observer called down to the referee and stopped play. I had a feeling something was up when I saw Dave DeCastro slowly rise to his feet after laying out on the previous play. The ref blew his whistle while the Steelers lined up and took Dave out of the game for a play. Like any true lineman, DeCastro argued with the ref and the trainers who came onto the field. He wasn't going to win that one. Somebody give him a Snickers candy bar, I thought, because he's not himself.
* Better yet, somebody give me a Snickers candy bar.
* In the fourth quarter, on a third-and-1, Sean Davis made a big-league slobberknocker of a hit on Elliott for no gain. I loved it because right after that play, Davis went over to Carnell Lake and got the teacher's perspective of what had happened. Play, feedback, play, feedback. It's the natural teaching circle.
* I must still have some quicks. In the fourth quarter, AB took a pass, and ran out of bounds for a first down. While AB was undergoing rapid deceleration, I was trying to get out of his way. Just before impact, I pivoted out and saved myself some serious dental work.
* Hey, when I think back about how I didn't wear a mouth guard for 11 of my 12 years in pro football, I'm amazed I even have teeth. My own teeth, at that.
* Not enough of this: second-and-2, Elliott runs the outside zone to his left and Ryan Shazier shoots the gap and tackles him for a 6-yard loss. One thing that separates really good linebackers from regular linebackers is they read the play in front of them like a running back reads it. Matter of fact, if you're a true Captain Obvious fan, if you talk to defensive coaches, especially in college football, many of the collegiate linebackers played running back in high school and possess speed, athleticism and an RB's vision for finding the hole. Makes sense.
* Except for Sean Lee. Tunch made him a nose tackle.
* After Elliott scored on a 14-yard run, the Cowboys went for two. Burns made a big mano-y-mano stand and defended the pass. As Artie walked past me on the sideline, Will Gay walked over to hug up Artie and say "THAT was a big play!"
* Sometimes fans seem to take losses harder than players. This wasn't one of those times. As I stood on the field after the game, I could see in the eyes, tone of voice and body language that this one really hurt. To lose like that, after doing so many things right, and putting yourself in position to win the game, only to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory as they say, is a special sorta pain that won't be soon forgotten.null


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AF on the 7D: center point only vs. expanded center point
Shot a few hundred pics Sunday at a local park - first, a softball game in progress and then geese at a pond in the fading sun.
This was my first time using the expanded autofocus - center point and the four surrounding points. It did seem to help me focus better on players st bat, but when I looked at the geese photos - not in flight - there were a lot of shots that were just short of critically sharp. Specifically, the 7D often focused near a bird's eye but not quite on it
and I should have had a fairly large target, shooting at 210mm x 1.6 crop at tame birds that sometimes walked directly toward me.
Does this mean that AF point expansion is best left to scenes in motion, and that I should keep on using just the one point for slow-moving subjects?
Interested in your preferred AF points for various kinds of motion and non-motion. Hoping to learn enough to set up two presets (the third will be for video).
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Isnt it cruel and unusual punishment to deny a legal medical marijuana patient their medicine?
You may not be able to. The problem with the MMMA is that it was passed by ballot initiative. That means that it was brief, so that it does not have the detail necessary to assist people who are trying to use or apply it. Secondly, it means that it would require a super-majority of the state legislature to amend the law, to fix the things that affect people's lives. Since that isn't going to happen, we are getting our law, piece by piece as Judges decide cases that make their way through the courts. That means that the law comes to us piecemeal, in incomplete slices and can sometimes be outright contradictory.
One Circuit Court, Midland County, has ruled that probationers cannot use Medical Marijuana. I will link to the opinion for you. The decision is currently on appeal at the MI Court of Appeals. The docket number is 309293. I can't figure out how to link to the docket, but if you go to the Court of Appeals docket search (link attached) you can search for the case and check its status. Until that case, or another case is decided, we won't know what the law is where the MMMA and your conditions of probation overlap.
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- Traded to St. Louis Blues by Ottawa Senators for Christer Olsson, November 27, 1996.
- Signed as a free agent by Los Angeles Kings, August 2, 2005.
- Traded to Minnesota Wild by Los Angeles Kings for Patrick O'Sullivan and Edmonton Oilers' 1st round choice (previously acquired, Los Angeles selected Trevor Lewis) in 2006 Entry Draft, June 24, 2006.
- Signed as a free agent by Vancouver Canucks, July 10, 2008.
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In this age of graphics and technology, the human eye is not deprived of visual masterpieces. Play of designs, shapes and colours with technology has got as easy as it can get. But there are a few who continue to hold on to the traditional style of creating pieces of art the manual way. Ahmed Miqdaad of Goltamajal, Kalladka, is one such young man, who not has not just been keeping it alive, but also believes he has a future in it.
The 26 year old Miqdaad is a gifted artist with calligraphy as his forte. Art being a territory very few people trespass in terms of professional studies, Mr. Miqdaad is one such individual who passed out as a graduate with a B.V.A (Bachelor of Visual Arts) degree and as a post graduate with M.U.A (Master of Visual Arts) degree from Mahalasa School of Arts, Mangalore and Bangalore University in 2009 and 2012 respectively. The road hasn't been all that easy though.
"Ever since I was a child I had great interest in drawing and art. But there was always this pressure from family and others that I have to stay away from art. I was told that art is un-Islamic. My father is a Muallim (Islamic teacher) who has been working at the Rehmaniya Juma Masjid in Goltamajal for the past 30-32 years with a meager salary of Rs.3000. But I have always felt that Islam was not against art per se. My father agreed to allow me to continue my graduation in visual arts. However, I had to arrange for the expenses of my studies myself and I perfectly understood that my family was in no position to afford my study expenses. I engaged in coolie work and other petty works and arranged for some money besides taking an educational loan from the bank", says Mr. Miqdaad.
The 'un-Islamic' factor led him towards discovering calligraphy, says Mr. Miqdaad. "People would constantly tell me about the prohibition of drawing humans, animals etc in Islam. My interest in art however was so strong that it made me look for Islamic art and I ended up discovering the calligraphy art. I continue to be an artist because I want to convey to the people that there are things such as abstract materials, nature and calligraphy which are also form of art and which should be looked at as forms of art. There is a misconception about art among many Muslims. I was the only Muslim in my entire class", says he.
Calligraphy is an art which not many appreciate, says Mr. Miqdaad. "It is being neglected largely. Even in the art circles, calligraphy isn't spoken of much. People look at the Taj Mahal and appreciate its architecture but ignore the calligraphy artwork on its walls. It is an art in itself. To write calligraphy one needs to have separate tools. It is perhaps one of the very few writing forms today where the pen is dipped in the ink and used for writing", he reveals.
Mr. Miqdaad's growing interest in calligraphy even led him to make it his research topic in his academics. As a visual arts student, he has presented a paper on the topic 'Artistic Islamic Caligraphy' wherein he has discussed the origin and history of the art and also the changes that it is undergoing in recent times. "You have forms like the Japanse Calligraphy, the Arabic Calligraphy, Chinese and so on. The Arabic calligraphy is one where there is greater scope for space management. Arabic calligraphy began as an art form after prohibitions came on drawing human forms. But of late, people have started using Arabic calligraphy to make human forms", he reveals.
Mr. Miqdaad plans to get his project work published as a book form. "No one has written a book in Kannada on the art of calligraphy. I want my project to be published as a book. But there are expenses involved and you need a sponsor if at all it needs to happen".
Financial constraints have always been an issue for Mr. Miqdaad and continue to be so. "I am working as a freelance artist now and carrying out petty coolie work and other works to earn money. I am yet to repay my educational loan which amounted to about Rs.2,00,000. We are seven siblings in all comprising of three brothers. My younger brother is still studying and my mother has undergone a cardiac operation recently", says he.
However, Mr. Miqdaad believes that he can make it big as an artist and that he has a future in the art. "If you have skill, you can make it big. Why is it that in spite of technology and computer graphics coming in, manual art pieces still get sold for a high price? There is something unique about a hand-made work. But it needs skill and a little popularity. No one knew M F Hussain before. It was only after the controversy that he became a household name and his paintings got sold for high prices", says Mr. Miqdaad.
The young man has talent for sure, without which he wouldn't have been able to win a gold medal at a national level art competition in Ujjaini in 2009. He has big dreams as well. A skilled hand that he has in writing Arabic calligraphy, Mr. Miqdaad aims to compile a 6x12 ft Quran of 300 pages of canvas with calligraphy which he feels will be a record if he manages to accomplish. "It is an expensive prospect as canvas is not that cheap and can be possible only if a sponsor comes forward" he says.
Related: Ahmed Mikdad's art-works selected for International competition
Photos by Ahmed Anwar


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