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A collection of some of our favourite female riders and their favourite Rapha products. These are cyclists from many walks of life from all around the world. Women that have been riding in Rapha apparel for some time including doctors, writers, racers and just ladies who like to ride their bikes. We reached out to them to ask if they would compose a short paragraph about their favourite piece of kit. These were their responses.
Pieces Listed:
- Merino Jersey
- Long Sleeve Jersey
- Gilet
- 3/4 Bib Shorts
- Winter Collar
- Classic Softshell
- Merino Arm Warmers
- Women's Shorts
Collyn Ahart - Merino Jersey
London, United Kingdom
Brand & Insight Strategist CollynAhart.com
Twitter: @collynahart
The holy grail for busy city girls is finding clothes that are both indestructible and functional on a bike but also gorgeous and flattering. Most of my cycling time midweek is dashing around London between meetings: 9.30 coffee in Shoreditch; a briefing for a new Rapha product in Kentish Town at 12; a 2pm lunch in Soho; then maybe a 4pm design review back in the East End. There's no time to be changing in and out of Lycra (even though I've been known to host post-training ride breakfast meetings at Soho House dressed head to toe in Rapha); I want to just show up looking good. This new city riding jersey is a little bit of perfection. The breathable merino adjusts to keep me just the right temperature, on or off the bike. It's cut to hit right at the hip, keeping my lower back warm and covered, even on the drops. The only accessories you'll need with this are a brilliant cup of coffee and good conversation. Lycra is optional.
Gem Atkinson - Long Sleeve Jersey
London, United Kingdom
Photo Editor, purveyor Bianchista
Twitter: @gematkinson
I'm a pretty obsessive person, and by obsessive I mean if I find something I like, I generally hammer it to death. Whether it be the humble trim flat white I discovered or a new Hertfordshire route I plotted then proceeded to hammer out twice a week for countless months, when something feels right for me, I'm loathe to change from it. Enter the Long Sleeve Jersey. There's something so right about the fit and weight of the jersey that my riding cohorts have rarely noted me dressed in anything but this ubiquitous little number right through three seasons. The perfect combo of flattering cut and merino comfort have made this a staple, my go-to layer on rides. The only tough choice is deciding which of the colours to plump for. I love the contrast armband and the pocket configuration is awesome for storing all my ride junk, not to mention the all-important iPod cable eyelet. I remember looking down at my wrist the last time I cycled in my jersey. I saw the little patch of skin peaking out from the cuff and I thought to myself: 'You know what would look so cool with this jersey? A tattoo.' Hell, I haven't gotten round to it yet but maybe someday soon I'll have a nice complement to that cuff.
Kristin Henricksson - 3/4 Bib Shorts
Melbourne, Australia
Marketing Consultant
Since I bought my first pair, the Rapha 3/4 Bib Shorts have met every criteria I can think of. They're luxuriously delicate and smooth on the outside, with flexible length in the shoulder straps, complete with soft stretch material so it doesn't dig into your skin. One of my favourite benefits is that you don't need to fuss about with a bra. The zip-up brace has adequate material and provides the same level of comfort and support as a proper sports bra – and it never leaves you (or anyone else) wondering. The material is also perfect for Melbourne's ever-changing weather. If you start out early and it's cold they cover your knees to stop any chill but you can also adapt your jersey and vest to alter your core temperature. They are versatile, adaptable, comfortable and one of my favourite pieces of cycling clothing.
[Photo: Andrew Waterman]
Claire Beaumont - Gilet
London, United Kingdom
Brand Manager, Condor Cycles
There are only two clothing pieces that have a purpose all-year round: the Rapha Gilet; and Rapha Arm Warmers, two of the most versatile items I've ever known. The gilet offers up defence against the wind on a summer dawn raid, and when the sun is up a full length zip lets you get to the layers underneath. For cooler spring rides it stays on all day over a jersey and the pockets come in handy as extra space for food. Summer and autumn's changeable weather means it's out of my pocket in a flash, without having to stop. But for a gilet to be truly good it needs to fit right, stop that sneaky wind from getting in, fit over a few layers but not be bulky over just a jersey. That's why the Women's Gilet is my go-to item seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Laura Bower - Classic Softshell
Public Relations, Rapha
I don't really notice this jacket once it's on until, oh bliss, I pass a huge, reflective shop window. Excellent. Big, long stare at the wonderful, sleek vision looking back. Has anyone else noticed how great women look in this jacket? I once paired it with leggings and suede boots. My best commute time is 18 minutes 30 seconds and I'm always trying to beat this but sliding through the traffic at speed inevitably led to a delightfully clammy body. I sweat on the commute and on drizzly, cold days I previously had to endure wearing a boil-in-a-bag waterproof (the perfect alternative to expensive body wraps). The creation, nay, birth of the women's version of the Classic Softshell Jacket with its pit zips, eye-wateringly technical fabric and remarkable ability to keep my body temperature constant, has been a revelation. I may still arrive at work flushed in the face but I'm now able to remove my shroud without setting off the sprinkler system. To plagiarize entirely the words of fellow female cyclist and blogger, Gem Atkinson, the Classic Softshell Jacket is to cycling what the little black dress is to socialising – as near to perfection as it's possible to get.
Phoebe Sneddon - Merino Wool Arm Warmers
Peak District, UK
Junior Doctor
Since discovering my love of Rapha the one item I just cannot now live without is the Merino Arm Warmers. Some would consider these a luxury; to me they're a necessity. They are thin and lightweight, ideal for stuffing in a jersey pocket. When you pull them on, the soft, high-quality merino wool hugs the skin and never slips down. They are perfect to be worn as an underlayer and they give a magical sense of central heating under a winter jacket. In the warmer weather, I wear them with just a jersey. Often when climbing, I roll them down because they are so thin they are quite comfortable to be worn around the wrist ready to be pulled up for the descent. Most importantly of all they are long enough to accommodate my gangly arms without my wrists getting cold.
Julie Krasniak - Winter Collar
Metz, France
Professional Cyclist JulieKrasniak.com
Twitter: @KrasniakJulie
A cold wind down the front of your jersey is no joke. So this winter I couldn't go on without the Winter Collar. Whatever the conditions — whether it is 'less warm' or 'more cold' — winter is winter. So, when I'm training every single day, I don't leave home without mine. Also, I love the pink version. I like it when I can match something with the details of my helmet and my glasses; it's something pros think about a lot. Winter is long in Northern Europe, almost every day is grey. Pink helps keep my motivation for the hours of training, helps keep me warm, and sometimes I hide behind my winter collar on a frozen descent. It's necessary to protect my face and keep my skin soft and cosy until the next climb.
Molly Hurford - Classic Softshell
Athens, Georgia
Writer for CX Magazine
Twitter: @MollyJHurford
Perhaps my favorite feature is the 'storm tail' the jacket has. We cyclocrossers will commute in any kind of weather, and for those of us dumb enough not to have fenders for our bikes, this flap is a lifesaver (or a pants-saver, at any rate). And if you want to show off that you own a Rapha Jacket, here's your chance. The storm tail's large, reflective Rapha logo practically screams style and class as you spray mud everywhere but the seat of your pants.
Beth Strickland - 3/4 Bib Shorts
Emmaus, Pennsylvania, USA
Writer - Bonne Vivant
Twitter: @BikeBeth
II'm a firm believer of the "below 60, protect your knees" philosophy. And since I live on the East Coast, half my year is spent following this mantra, which is why I harbor such affection for Rapha's 3/4 Bib Shorts. I especially adore how the fleecy interior and full-front chest panel provide ideal warmth without overheating. And the slimming bodysuit construction suggests a catwoman-like psyche making me and my bike ready to pounce.
Joy Stark - Women's Shorts
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Industry Marketing Manager - Autodesk
After spending a couple of hours in the saddle, I start to feel more finicky than the princess who can feel the pea. That's why I love my Rapha Women's Shorts. Like all things Rapha, they're stylish without compromising on comfort. The chamois evokes a cloud-like feeling that withstands even the roughest New England roads. No chafing, no harsh seams. The shorts are made of a flattering matt black fabric with just the right amount of stretch to feel comfortable, yet contained. But it's the cut that has me convinced that a woman must have had a hand in designing these shorts. There's no waistband to cause friction on flesh, and the shorts sit higher in the back so I never have to worry about exposing myself to the friend on my wheel as I fish around in my jersey pockets or settle into the drops for a long, delicious descent.
And this weekend Rapha celebrate women's cycling with a 50% three-day sale, stories from female riders and a look at new season designs.
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(Apologies for the long post. I'm really keen to get sound and balanced advise. The only way to do that is to provide you with a good overview of the situation.. :) ..)
I would like to say upfront that i am not a programmer. I'm 1 of 3 partners in a small start up. Two of us have a business and sales background, whilst the third guy is a very experienced Java Programmer/engineer (and a good friend).
As with most start ups we believe we'll be the next big website. We have found a opportunity that the "Long Tail" really describes well. By this i mean a product range that isn't currently being tapped into online. As with Amazon, our model is about offering every available product within the niche. Through the availability of everything outside the fast selling products, we hope to become best website for the niche.
We have placed a lot of focus on building the business/technology system that allows us to build our inventory information very quickly. This was because we knew that the size of our inventory would make or break our usefulness to end users.
So now i come to the problem that prompted me to seek your help.... (please help)... :)
In my (non-technical business) mind, we now have the ability to build our inventory quickly. This is just the start though, as a business we also need the following solutions before making money:
1) A shopping cart application to allow buyers to search our inventory, communicate with our business and make orders etc. 2) A CRM application that would then allow the effective management of customers and orders.
I found my way to Magento and SugarCRM both of which appear to be very impressive. The idea being to use Magento for the buyers (search,buy,interact etc) and Sugar for our staff (order processing, customer service etc).
In my mind the long term rewards of being able to update these core applications from the communities, would far outweigh the steep learning curve. Not to mention the time/money that would be required to even attempt to catch up with what already is stable and tested....
My friend and business partner is unwilling to consider anything in PHP and to a large degree opensource. He's of the belief it would be best to start from scratch. This feels painful as he currently has a full time job and as with most start ups, we're not cash rich. My second worry is how would we keep up with any competitor who may choose the Opensource route.
Here's further details about our operational requirements:
1) Our stock is currently held across 30+ different branches. Which means that we'd need a way for each branch to sign in and manage their own customers.
2) Our business has regions and each region has branches. In order for us to focus the various management levels of the business, it would be ideal if each management level could see the business relevant to them. For example National manager (can see everything), Regional manager (can see all branches in his region), Branch manager (can see everything for his branch with certain admin rights) and Customer service (can see everything in their branch with minimal rights). This is the only way we can have one umbrella site, which can be serviced by staff in branches nationally.
3) Over and above managing orders, it also makes sense that the messages are managed centrally through the application. This way any member of staff can easily see the past history with the customer and assist. I'm thinking that the questions would almost always come in through "Ask a question about this product" link, so incoming messages could be routed to the branch who has the part. If it's aftersales, then the branch who sold it. For general questions through contact us, we'll allocate a member of staff at head office.
4) I think it would be appropriate to show buyers upfront on the product page which branch has the part and the branch information.
5) Our inventory size is currently over 300,000 products. The business plan is to rapidly increase this to 10 times that figure.
6) The products are spare parts. Therefore the buyer would need to search by the original product that the parts fits... Each part can often be used on various products.
From a language agnostic business person (non-programmer) - any opinions or advise on our situation would be much appreciated...
I'm keen to find a way of us unlocking horns, either way... I just struggle to see any strong value in "re-inventing the wheel"....
Thanks in advance, Guy


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People Will Talk | Actor | Dr. Noah Praetorius | 1 | |
Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House | Actor | Jim Blandings | 1 | |
Mr. Lucky | Actor | Joe Adams | 1 | |
Gambling Ship | Actor | Ace Corbin | 1 | |
Hot Saturday | Actor | Romer Sheffield | 1 | |
Ladies Should Listen | Actor | Julien de Lussac | 1 | |
Once Upon a Time | Actor | Jerry Flynn | 1 | |
In Name Only | Actor | Alec Walker | 1 | |
The Toast of New York | Actor | Nick Boyd | 1 | |
Big Brown Eyes | Actor | Danny Barr | 1 | |
Enter Madame | Actor | Gerald Fitzgerald | 1 | |
Thirty-Day Princess | Actor | Porter Madison III | 1 | |
Wedding Present | Actor | Charlie Mason | 1 | |
Wings in the Dark | Actor | Ken Gordon | 1 | |
The Woman Accused | Actor | Jeffrey Baxter | 1 | |
The Devil and the Deep | Actor | Lieutenant Jaeckel | 1 | |
Sinners in the Sun | Actor | Ridgeway | 1 | |
Merrily We Go to Hell | Actor | Charlie Baxter 'DeBrion' | 1 | |
Houseboat | Actor | Tom Winston | 1 | |
The Howards of Virginia | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
North By Northwest | Actor | Roger O Thornhill | 1 | |
The Grass Is Greener | Actor | Victor Rhyall | 1 | |
Charade | Actor | Peter Joshua | 1 | |
That Touch of Mink | Actor | Philip Shayne | 1 | |
The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer | Actor | Dick Nugent | 1 | |
Every Girl Should Be Married | Actor | Madison Brown | 1 | |
Crisis | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Gunga Din | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Arsenic and Old Lace | Actor | Mortimer Brewster | 1 | |
Notorious | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
I Was a Male War Bride | Actor | Henri Rochard | 1 | |
Kiss Them For Me | Actor | Crewson | 1 | |
An Affair to Remember | Actor | Nickie Ferrante | 1 | |
Father Goose | Actor | Walter Eckland | 1 | |
His Girl Friday | Actor | Walter Burns | 1 | |
None But the Lonely Heart | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
To Catch a Thief | Actor | John Robie | 1 | |
The Philadelphia Story | Actor | C K Dexter Haven | 1 | |
Dream Wife | Actor | Clemson Reade | 1 | |
Only Angels Have Wings | Actor | Jeff Carter | 1 | |
My Favorite Wife | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Walk, Don't Run | Actor | Sir William Rutland | 1 | |
Bringing Up Baby | Actor | David Huxley | 1 | |
Operation Petticoat | Actor | Commander Matt Sherman | 1 | |
The Pride and the Passion | Actor | Captain Anthony Trumbull | 1 | |
Room For One More | Actor | George | 1 | |
Suspicion | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Indiscreet | Actor | Philip Adams | 1 | |
Monkey Business | Actor | Barnaby Fulton | 1 | |
Holiday | Actor | Johnny Case | 1 | |
Hollywood Biographies: The Leading Men | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Sylvia Scarlett | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Once Upon a Honeymoon | Actor | Pat | 1 | |
The Eagle and the Hawk | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
She Done Him Wrong | Actor | Captain Cummings | 1 | |
Penny Serenade | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
The Awful Truth | Actor | Jerry Warriner | 1 | |
Topper | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
I'm No Angel | Actor | Jack Clayton | 1 | |
Blonde Venus | Actor | Nick Townsend | 1 | |
Suzy | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
The Nativity | Narrator | Narration | 1000007 | |
All Star Party For Clint Eastwood (1985-1986) | Actor | n/a | 1985 | 1 |
This Is the Night | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
All-Star Party For Lucille Ball (1983-1984) | Actor | n/a | 1983 | 1 |
George Burns' 90th Birthday Special (1984-1985) | Actor | n/a | 1984 | 1 |
Elvis That's the Way It Is | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Sinatra -- The First 40 Years (1978-1979) | Actor | n/a | 1978 | 1 |
The American Film Institute Salute to John Ford | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Without Reservations | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
It's Showtime | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Operation Petticoat | Executive Producer | n/a | 3000006 |
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Made feature film debut in a supporting role in "This Is the Night" |
Confirmed his star status with the landmark screwball comedy, "The Awful Truth" |
Attracted notice as Mae West's leading man in "She Done Him Wrong" (1932) and "I'm No Angel" (1933) |
First role on the British stage |
Appeared in the film short, "Singapore Sue" |
First film with Alfred Hitchcock, "Suspicion" |
Joined a travelling acrobatic troupe |
Last film, "Walk, Don't Run" |
Arrived in New York with acrobatic troupe |
Born Archibald Alexander Leach on Jan. 18, 1904 in Horfield, Bristol, England, he was the only child of Elsie Kingdom and Elias James Leach. An emotionally fragile woman from a poor background, Elsie nonetheless held lofty aspirations for young Archie, who did little to distinguish himself academically at the Bishop Road Primary School. His already less-than-ideal childhood was dealt a blow when, at the age of nine, Archie was told by Elias that his mother had left them to go on a "long holiday." She never returned, and it was only 20 years later that Archie would learn she had been placed in a mental institution by his father. Introduced to the theater by an instructor who worked at the local Bristol Hippodrome, Archie suddenly envisioned a route out of his unhappy childhood surroundings. An attempt to run away with a traveling acrobatics troupe ended abruptly when the 13-year-old's exasperated father dragged him back home. It was merely a temporary return, however, as Archie was expelled from Fairfield Grammar School the following year, allowing him to rejoin the Bob Pender Stage Troupe in 1918. Working as a juggler, comedian and acrobat with the group, the teenager gained valuable experience working the music halls of London and picked up a hint of a Cockney accent along the way. When the Pender Troupe went on a tour of the United States in 1920, Archie leapt at the chance to cross the Atlantic.
At the end of the successful two-year tour of the States, Grant - still performing under his birth name of Archie Leach - chose to remain in New York City. Over the next five years, he eked out a living working a variety of odd jobs, including placard walker, carnival barker and stilt walker. He traveled as a part of a vaudeville team for a time, before performing throughout the country in several musical comedies. In 1927, he made his first significant Broadway appearance in the musical "Golden Dawn," followed by roles in the productions "Boom Boom" (1929), "A Wonderful Night" (1929) and "Nikki" (1931). Convinced that his performance skills, comic timing and natural charm would serve him well in film, the aspiring young performer left for Hollywood, where after a few minor screen appearances, he was signed to a five-year contract with Paramount Pictures. Instructed by studio executives to change his name, he chose the first name of Cary and after a bit of haggling, settled on the surname of Grant, reasoning that if the initials C.G. had worked so well for movie star Clark Gable, why not him.
The newly-christened Grant soon began appearing in a string of low-budget productions for Paramount, until he gained a bit of attention as an aloof playboy opposite screen siren Marlene Dietrich in "Blonde Venus" (1932). He continued the trend with leading man roles opposite Mae West in two of the buxom sex symbol's most popular films, "She Done Him Wrong" (1933) and "I'm No Angel" (1933). Reportedly, when casting for the role in the first film, West observed Grant at the studio, pointed out the little known actor to her producer, and said, "If he can talk, I'll take him." Although considered a commercial failure at the time, director George Cukor's romantic-comedy "Sylvia Scarlett" (1935) was a project of momentous firsts for Grant. Not only did it mark the first of his many memorable pairings with the indomitable Katharine Hepburn, but was also widely considered to be the film in which Grant's signature personality initially began to emerge on screen. Playing a Cockney entertainer in a traveling troupe, it was a role perfectly suited for him, one that allowed him to draw on his experiences with the Pender Theater Troupe 15 years earlier. When his Paramount contract expired in 1937, Grant made the unprecedented move of becoming a free agent, a risky decision that also allowed him the luxury of choosing his own film projects, scripts and directors. As time would tell, it proved to be a gamble that paid off handsomely.
In short order, Grant put his own unique personal stamp on the emerging screwball romantic-comedy genre. Handsome, sophisticated and equally adept at the pratfall or spit-take, he set himself apart from other leading men, even as he served as the perfect foil for his spirited female co-stars. The supernatural-comedy "Topper" (1937) opposite Constance Bennett gave Grant his first financial hit, thanks to a share of the hefty profits, while "The Awful Truth" (1937) co-starring Irene Dunne made him a bona fide movie star. Basing much of his performance and mannerisms on the latter film's director, Leo McCarey, Grant gave full reign to the effortlessly charming persona he would be forever tied to with his role in "The Awful Truth." This began a remarkably successful run for the actor, confirmed years later by director and cinema historian Peter Bogdanovich, who noted that, "After The Awful Truth, when it came to light comedy, there was Cary Grant and then everyone else was an also-ran." Over the next four years, Grant starred in an unmatched number of hit films, honing his burgeoning image to a fine gloss with each successive outing.
Grant and Hepburn reteamed twice more to perfect the screwball comedy, first with director Howard Hawks in the classic "Bringing up Baby" (1938), quickly followed by "Holiday" (1938), once again under the guidance of Cukor. More versatile than he was often given credit for, Grant also convincingly played a man of action in films like the rousing adventure "Gunga Din" (1939) for director George Stevens and Hawk's revered aerial drama "Only Angels Have Wings" (1939). He further perfected the screwball comedy, opposite Rosalind Russell, in "His Girl Friday" (1940) and "My Favorite Wife" (1940), which reteamed him with McCarey and frequent leading lady Irene Dunne. That same year, the smash hit "The Philadelphia Story" (1940) not only broke box office records, single-handedly revived Katharine Hepburn's flagging career, and won two Oscars, but additionally solidified Grant's imperturbable screen persona into a verifiable archetype. So effortlessly effective was the actor that Grant even managed to elevate subpar material such as the melodrama "Penny Serenade" (1941), which earned him his first Oscar nomination.
In one of his most fortuitous and beneficial professional collaborations, Grant worked with the great Alfred Hitchcock for the first time on the romantic psychological-thriller "Suspicion" (1941), opposite Joan Fontaine. In a surprisingly effective break from his usual role type, Grant portrayed a handsome scoundrel suspected of murder. Famously unimpressed with thespians, director Hitchcock would later refer to Grant as "the only actor I ever loved in my whole life." Although still a major box office draw, the harsh new realities brought on by World War II tempered audience's taste for frivolous romantic-comedies, and for the first time Grant's career faltered. One commercial bright spot of the period was his work in director Frank Capra's adaptation of the stage play "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1944). Although a hit with critics and audiences, Grant later stated that his admittedly over-the-top performance in the macabre comedy was one of his least favorites. Cast as a poor Cockney drifter in London's East End, Grant essayed a character closer to his personal origins than ever before in the drama "None But the Lonely Heart" (1944). And while it garnered the actor praise from critics and his second Academy Award nomination, the deeply flawed character was so far removed from the silky-smooth charmer he had become known for, that audiences simply could not accept him in the role. After the failure of the film, Grant would never again stray so far from his established persona.
Hitchcock once again provided Grant with some of his best work - not to mention a much needed hit film - in "Notorious" (1946), a masterful espionage thriller co-starring Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains. Other efforts of the period, such as the mildly diverting fantasy "The Bishop's Wife" (1947), kept Grant on screens, but the successes were fewer and farther between than they once had been. A serial marrier, Grant would wed a total of five times during his life, to such women as troubled heiress Barbara Hutton and actress Betsy Drake, who he met on the set of the romantic-comedy "Every Girl Should be Married" (1948). After exchanging vows the following year, the couple would appear together on screen once more in "Room for One More" (1952). With his background in vaudeville and broad comedy, Grant was disdainful of Method acting and wary of the new generation of young stars, who practiced it like Marlon Brando and James Dean. As he closed in on 50, the former king of the box office sensed his relevance beginning to wane, and as early as 1953, began making public rumblings about his imminent retirement. Thankfully, he was tempted back by Hitchcock to co-star with Grace Kelly in "To Catch a Thief" (1955), and later opposite Eva Marie Saint in "North by Northwest" (1959), considered by many to be the two most successful collaborations from the actor-director pair. After co-starring with Sophia Loren in "The Pride and the Passion" (1956), Grant fell madly in love with his Italian leading lady and pursued her ardently - even asking her to marry him - despite being married to Drake and Loren being involved with her soon-to-be-husband, Carlo Ponti. Always a keen businessman, Grant also began his own production company in the late-1950s, mounting such features as the wartime comedy "Operation Petticoat" (1959), co-starring Tony Curtis.
Struggling to reconcile the disparities of his suave onscreen persona with the humble origins of Archie Leach, Grant became increasingly bitter and unhappy. His increased dissatisfaction with the film business did little to help matters. With Grant's marriage to Drake foundering, it was she who encouraged him to join her in a new psychiatric experiment employing the little-understood hallucinogenic drug LSD. Grant agreed, and for a time, he claimed that it helped his outlook a great deal, loosening inhibitions and lowering defenses. In the long run, however, it would not provide him with the tranquility he so desperately sought. Despite his discomfort with the marked differences in their ages, he played leading man to the much younger Audrey Hepburn in Stanley Donen's Hitchcock-esque "Charade" (1963). A year later, he took on a role as a confirmed beach bum reluctantly forced into the role of protector in the WWII comedy-adventure "Father Goose" (1964). Though considered one of his more lightweight efforts, Grant described the role to be the one closest to his real life personality.
Having divorced Drake three years prior, Grant married the much younger actress Dyan Cannon in Las Vegas in 1965 and the union produced his only child, Jennifer Grant, the following year. His fourth marriage, it was also one of his rockiest, and by the time Grant's final film "Walk, Don't Run" (1966) was released, Cannon - who later accused her husband of verbal and physical abuse - was already preparing for divorce. Bored with the business of filmmaking and wanting to spend more time with his daughter, Grant announced his retirement from the screen in 1966 and despite several high-profile attempts to lure him back, he would never act in a film again. In the years that followed, Grant remained active, joining the board of directors for several companies and organizations, including the perfumer Fabergé. By all accounts he enjoyed the fruits of semi-retirement and was genuinely touched when he was honored with an Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement in 1970. Grant had also managed to reconnect and reconcile with his mother, Elsie, who had been de-institutionalized in the 1930s. The two would remain close until her death at the age of 95 in 1974. Grant married for the fifth and final time when he wed British publicist Barbara Harris in 1981. Later, he toured the country with a one-man audience participation show, "A Conversation with Cary Grant." It was while preparing for one such performance at the Adler Theater in Davenport, IA on Nov. 29, 1986 that he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, brought on by a stroke. Cary Grant died later that night at the age of 82.
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Virginia Cherrill | Wife | Married in 1933; divorced in 1935; died in November 1996 at age 88 |
Betsy Drake | Wife | Married in 1949; divorced in 1959; acted opposite Grant in her film debut, "Every Girl Should Be Married" (1948) and "Room for One More" (1952) |
Jennifer Grant | Child | Born on February 26, 1966; mother, Dyan Cannon |
Barbara Grant | Wife | Married April 11, 1981 until his death Nov. 29, 1986 |
Barbara Hutton | Wife | heiress to the Woolworth fortune; socialite; married in 1942; divorced in 1945 |
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Elsie Leach | Mother | institutionalized in mental hospital when Grant was aged 12 |
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Randolph Scott | Companion | Shared living quarters for many years when both were struggling performers as well as between marriages |
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On 12 Jan 2010, Haiti was hit by the most powerful earthquake to strike the country in 200 years. More than 220,000 people were killed; 300,000 injured and more than one million made homeless.
The situation in Haiti now
Three years on from this devastating earthquake, over one million Haitians are still in need of humanitarian aid according to the United Nations.
This includes the 358,000 people still in camps, 500,000 people who are food insecure and around 73,500 children under 5 years of age facing malnutrition.
Haiti is also likely to face a second consecutive below average harvest due to early season dryness and flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy in November 2012, which affected 1.5 million people.
Since the start of the cholera outbreak in October 2010, around 632,000 cumulative cholera cases have been reported and more than 7,600 people have died as a result.
What Oxfam is doing
During the first year of the humanitarian response we helped 500,000 people, through providing access to sanitation and water in camps, supporting protection programs for victims of gender based violence, and promoting livelihood creation through cash for work programs and support to small-scale enterprises.
In 2011, we made a transition from emergency response to longer-term rehabilitation and development-focused programming, gradually leaving the more than 120 camps where we had been working. We handed over most of our water and sanitation (WASH) programs to trained water committees and established alternative WASH provision mechanisms in all the camps we exited. We continue to monitor the camps in order to respond if the need arises and we do regular training with water committees.
We are now working in communities rather than camps, identifying and engaging with Haitian organizations as partners in initiatives to strengthen citizen participation.
In 2012 we reached 325,000 people through:
- building stronger and safer neighborhoods by supporting the construction of long-term sanitation services;
- responding to the cholera outbreak by providing clean water and sanitation services, public health education campaigns, distribution of hygiene kits and oral rehydration salts;
- supporting employment creation through development of small enterprises;
- working with small scale farmers to support their livelihoods
We have also responded to tropical storms Isaac and Sandy, through distributions of seeds and other materials to farmers and cholera prevention activities.
Furthermore, in order to try and reduce Haiti´s vulnerability to future natural hazards, Oxfam has continued its work in Disaster Risk Reduction by creating and training local protection committees and rehabilitating irrigation canals.
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After the earthquake, we raised approximately $98 million for our three-year earthquake response program. A further $8 million was raised in 2011, bringing the total to $106 million. By the end of 2011 Oxfam had spent $96 million of these funds and by the start of 2013 had spent 96 percent of the $106 million total. With some additional funding, Oxfam has an estimated total budget of $8 million for work in Haiti during 2013.
This is a significant amount in three years, but with all of the continuing challenges in Haiti – like the cholera outbreak and destructive hurricanes and limited government capacity to handle these challenges - a stronger and more efficient commitment is needed.
Oxfam has been working in Haiti since 1978. At peak we had nearly 1000 staff in Haiti, 90 percent of them Haitian. In January 2013, we have about 330 staff, with the same percentage of Haitian.
We have worked with over 100 community organizations in the implementation of our programs.
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All the Ways KCLS is Green
From green materials in the collection to environmentally friendly building practices, the King County Library System (KCLS) supports green standards. The past few years, KCLS has done quite a bit to make Mother Nature happy.
Building to Green Standards
Although KCLS is not required to adhere to official green building standards, an environmentally friendly building approach is a priority when new libraries are built and existing libraries are renovated. Green building standards target five areas: site planning, water conservation, energy savings, recycled materials and the quality of the indoor environment.
KCLS follows Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards to ensure that KCLS libraries are built in accordance with acceptable industry guidelines, but fiscal responsibility prevents most KCLS libraries from gaining official certification.
From the beginning of the planning and site design process for each new or renovated library, KCLS adheres to green practices, including:- New buildings are built in urban areas and in close proximity to transit centers
- New buildings are sited to take advantage of natural lighting
- LEED-certified architects are hired
- Contractors are encouraged to use recycled materials to help conserve natural resources
- Energy-efficient compact fluorescent lights
- Paint, adhesives and sealants with low levels of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
- Furniture, including workstations, produced with recycled materials
- Modular carpeting, which does not contain Polyvinyl Chloride (PVCs)
- Low-flow fixtures for toilets, sinks and showers to conserve water
A Few LEED Certified Projects
Although it is not feasible to LEED Certify most library improvement projects due to the cost, one project has gained certification and another is anticipated to be certified. The Burien Library, completed in 2009, is LEED Silver Certified. As a joint development with the city of Burien, the city funded one-third of the cost associated with LEED certification, which includes consultant fees required to develop documentation and application fees. The Duvall Library, completed in August 2012, was designed to meet LEED Silver standards and is anticipated to gain official certification. The most distinctive green features of the Duvall Library are a green roof and a ground source heat pump, which uses the earth's relatively constant temperature to provide heating, cooling and hot water.
Rain Gardens
Several KCLS libraries feature rain gardens, including Federal Way, Sammamish, Kenmore, Auburn, Covington and Fairwood Libraries. A rain garden consists of native trees, shrubs and grasses planted in composted-amended soil in a shallow depression. Pipes help redirect water from rooftops, driveways and other hard surfaces into the rain garden before it enters local waterways. Rain gardens help reduce pollution, flooding and provide habitat for wildlife.
A Green Work Environment
Providing KCLS staff with an environmentally friendly work environment also is a priority. To encourage library staff to bike to work, bicycle racks are provided, as well as showers at larger facilities. Recycling bins, with half garbage and half recycling, make it easier to recycle. The KCLS fleet of vehicles also includes hybrid cars to conserve fossil fuels. To encourage carpooling, designated parking spaces are included in site designs.
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The St. John's University Queens and Staten Island Campuses are taking a stand against violence against women through interactive remembrance, educational programming, and proactive workshops for its students and surrounding community, during Turn Off the Violence Week, April 8-12.
For the sixth-straight year, the Clothesline Project, where T-shirts expressing students' emotions about violence against women are hung on a line, will be displayed on the Great Lawn of the Queens campus, April 9-12, and in DaSilva Hall, April 8 and 11 and in the Campus Center Game Room on April 9 on the Staten Island Campus.
The week kicks off with powerful lectures by retired Army Brigadier General Loree Sutton, M.D., Co-Director & Founder of Threshold GlobalWorks, and Major General Dennis Laich.
Dr. Sutton's lecture, "To Shine a Light: Awareness and the Transformation of Trauma," will be at 1:50 p.m. in Marillac Auditorium on Queens Campus on April 8th. Major General Dennis Laich, who will discuss the award-winning film "The Invisible War," will be in the Kiernan Suite, Staten Island Campus during Common Hour on April 8th.
Both lectures will be followed by a viewing of the Academy Award nominated documentary, "The Invisible War," a groundbreaking investigative documentary about the epidemic of rape within the U.S. military with a discussion panel after.
The week will also include an Activity Day, starting with Cross Fit, led by St. John's ROTC Cadets, in the morning followed by a 5k Fun Run on Queens Campus, and the Next Steps Fair which will have local organizations that help battered women, giving out information to the students on both campuses.
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Can't wait for March? Well, neither can we. In preparation for First Kick, Philadelphia Union will be hosting a variety of events to get ready! See below for the full event schedule. Please note the location of these events as some are in Central Florida.
The following events will take place in the Philadelphia area.
Open Training Session & Juggler Open Call: 1/21 (9:30am-1pm)
224 County Line Road, Wayne, PA 19087
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Get a first look at your 2013 Philadelphia Union at an open training session on Monday, January 21 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) from 9:30am until 1pm at YSC Sports in Wayne, PA. The day will start with a coach's address to the fans. While the team practices, fans are invited to watch but also encouraged to participate in the day's activities including the entire Union Mobile Tour—where fans can play various inflatable games along with 5 v. 5 pickup games in the inflatable field. Think you have what it takes to become part of the Juggler team for Philadelphia Union? Show off your skills at YSC and your talent could take you to PPL Park for match day performances.
Come get great prizes and giveaways throughout the event!
Meet the Players: 2/27
Location TBD
This Season Ticket Holder event is a great way to gear up for the start of the season. STH will get the opportunity to meet & greet their favorite players from the 2013 Union Roster.
The following events will take place in Central Florida.
Walt Disney World® Pro Soccer Classic: 2/9, 2/13, 2/16*, 2/23
*2/16 match is a part of 2013 Preseason Fan Trip
Philadelphia Union will compete with 6 other MLS franchises in the Disney Pro Soccer Classic at ESPN's Wide World of Sports. There are 8 teams total in the tournament with Orlando City and the Tampa Bay Rowdies rounding out the field. Get an exclusive chance to see the 2013 Philadelphia Union in action before First Kick in March. The Philadelphia Union match schedule is as follows: Orlando City Soccer Club (2/9) at 6pm , Columbus Crew (2/13) at 1pm and Toronto FC(2/16) at 3pm. The final round of competition takes place on February 23rd and game time will be determined by previous match results.
Pro Soccer Classic Championship Day – Saturday, February 23, 2013:
1:00 p.m.: Group A Fourth Place vs. Group B Fourth Place
3:00 p.m.: Group A Third Place vs. Group B Third Place
6:00 p.m.: Group A Second Place vs. Group B Second Place
8:00 p.m.: Group A First Place vs. Group B First Place
Deltona Kids Clinic: 2/10 (11am and 5:30pm) and 2/18 (11am)
Philadelphia Union will host a skills clinic for children in the Deltona Community. Kids will be given the chance to improve their skills by running through various drills with Philadelphia Union Staff.
School Visit: 2/11
A Philadelphia Union Player will be visiting Deltona Schools during their Preseason Training. The Union player will discuss the importance of making good choices & academic success with the students.
Train with the Pros: 2/14 (10am)
Dream of playing for the Philadelphia Union? This year Philadelphia Union launches their Inaugural Train with the Pros day. Train alongside Union players for the day. Improve your skills by running through various drills and conditioning routines.
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Match at Jacksonville: 2/15 (7:30pm)
The Philadelphia Union will play a match at Everbank Field as a part of Preseason Training. Fans participating in the Preseason Fan Trip are invited to attend the match. (Transportation will be provided.) Any fans interested in attending the match on their own should visit ticketmaster.com.
Welcome Reception: 2/15 (7pm)
Kickoff your preseason trip with the Welcome Reception where Union fans & players will celebrate the start of the season together. .
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Open Practice 2/17 10am (BBQ at 12pm)
It's all about you at a fan focused open practice at Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex. Technical staff will be hosting a chalk talk, an in depth question and answer session for fans who attend. Watch practice and then spend time with the team at a BBQ lunch after practice. Transportation will be provided.
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The Effect of the Hyperinsulinemic Normoglycemic Clamp on Myocardial Function and Utilization of Glucose
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The overall research plan is to test the hypothesis that intraoperative treatment of hyperinsulinemic normoglycemic clamp (HNC) in cardiac surgical patients improves myocardial function and short-term outcomes compared with standard glucose management.
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Hyperglycemia Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Coronary Artery Bypass |
Other: hyperinsulinemic normoglycemic clamp (HNC) Other: control group |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Supportive Care |
Official Title: | The Effect of the Hyperinsulinemic Normoglycemic Clamp on Myocardial Function and Utilization of Glucose |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Myocardial function [ Time Frame: end of surgery, closure ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Myocardial function measured echocardiographically by global longitudinal systolic strain using speckle tracking imaging at end of surgery.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- diastolic function [ Time Frame: end of surgery, closure ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Echocardiographic measures of diastolic function, including transmitral deceleration time (EDT), velocity of propagation (vp) and intraventricular pressure gradients (IVPG).
- myocardial systolic function [ Time Frame: Day 3 - Day 5, post operative ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Additional echocardiographic measures of myocardial systolic function, such as myocardial velocities measured by tissue Doppler imaging and left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF).
Estimated Enrollment: | 100 |
Study Start Date: | October 2010 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | October 2012 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | October 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: hyperinsulinemic normoglycemic clamp (HNC)
Patients will be randomized to receive treatment with HNC during cardiac surgery.
Other: hyperinsulinemic normoglycemic clamp (HNC)
Prior to anesthetic induction, a baseline blood glucose value will be obtained, followed by an insulin infusion of 5 mU.Kg-1.min-1. When blood glucose is <110 mg/dL, a variable continuous infusion of glucose (dextrose 20%) supplemented with potassium (40 mEq/L) and phosphate (30 mmol/L) is administered to preserve normoglycemia (80-110 mg/dL). The glucose infusion is titrated to target glucose levels by checking blood glucose every 5 - 15 min with Accu-Check (Roche Diagnostics, Switzerland) glucose monitor. At sternal closure, insulin infusion is decreased to 1 mU/Kg/min. On admission to the ICU, insulin treatment follows the ICU protocol. The dextrose infusion is slowly weaned off over 2 - 4 hrs maintaining blood glucose > 80 mg/dL. Arterial blood glucose is measured every 30 - 60 min for 2 hrs, then, as stated in ICU protocol.
Placebo Comparator: standard glucose management
Patients will be randomized to receive treatment with standard glucose management during cardiac surgery.
Other: control group
Baseline arterial blood glucose will be obtained before anesthetic induction. Repeat measurements are performed every 30-90 min. Glucose >150 on CPB will receive insulin according to intraoperative protocol. After surgery, insulin is given according to ICU protocol.
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 50 Years to 75 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age 50 - 75 years old
- Scheduled for Coronary Artery Bypass Graft(CABG) requiring Cardiopulmonary Bypass(CPB) and cardioplegic arrest
- Left ventricular dysfunction documented by left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) 40% by preoperative echocardiogram
Exclusion Criteria:
- Off -pump surgical procedure
- Anticipated deep hypothermic circulatory arrest
- Any contraindications to transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) or other proposed intervention
- Unable to give written informed consent (non-English speaking, vulnerable patients, etc.)
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01187329
Contact: Gretchen Upton | 216-444-3289 | firstname.lastname@example.com |
United States, Ohio | |
Cleveland Clinic Foundation | Recruiting |
Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44195 | |
Principal Investigator: Andra Duncan, MD |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Outcomes Research Consortium
More Information
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Keywords provided by Outcomes Research Consortium:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on December 19, 2013
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Andra Duncan, MD, Cleveland Clinic Foundation |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01187329 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 10-526 |
Study First Received: | August 19, 2010 |
Last Updated: | June 13, 2011 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Outcomes Research Consortium:
Hyperglycemia open heart surgery bypass |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hyperglycemia Glucose Metabolism Disorders Metabolic Diseases |
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37 Engine Problems
This weekend I was driving my 37 Hudson down the freeway when all of a sudden it just quit. First time in 12 years it had to be put on a flatbed to get home. When I got it home I figured out it had no spark and the engine seemed to be turning over much faster than normal. Anyway long story short the distributor no longer turns. I removed it and the gear on the distibutor is good. I reinstalled it and cannot turn the distributor so I guess it leaves the gear on the cam or crank or maybe the camshaft broke. Looking at the picture in the book the gears look pretty stout and are not fiber but steel. Are these 8 cylinders known for the gears going bad or breaking camshafts.
Any help would be appreciated.
Ron -
Your engine ate the timing gear! It is fiber, very replaceable, on the front of the engine behind the fan. Remove timing gear cover and I'd be willing to bet that's what happened. Dave Kostanzec and Dale Cooper each sell these.
Thank you very much for your reply. I will take it apart.
Ron -
This is probably what happened. Something else that you need to do is drop the oil pan. The fiber gear will probably be in the oil troughs and webbing of the block. If you don't clean them out,it will starve the mains of oil and cause future concerns. It is better to be safe than sorry. You might also consider changing it over to an aluminum gear. The bottom gear needs to be replaced also.. I think Geoff Clark had wrote about this procedure in a recent WTN. Good luck
Just as a further piece of information, sometimes the HUB of the fiber year will separate from the outer portion with the gear, in such a way that it is aligned for awhile, then shifts (and is not aligned). This produces the curious effect that the car is in time for awhile, then out of time. I knew of someone with a '46 or '47 six cylinder engine, who had this problem. I'm not sure whether the eight cylinder gears (up to 1952) would do the same thing.
Searching for a NOS or good used aluminum timing gear would justify the time spent (you don't want to put in another fiber gear and then have to replace THAT, again!). But remember that you must get the mating steel gear to go with it. -
I've had a problem with this car for a long time having a miss @ higher rpm and throttle pressure and had done everything that people recommended with out any luck. I wonder if this gear being worn was affecting the timing enough to cause the problems I was having. Looking at this 37 it looks like it might be easier to remove the whole front group to get into the front of the engine. Just getting the shell, grill and radiator out seems difficult. I have a friend who is a body man and say's sometimes on these 30's cars it is easier to remove the whole front clip to keep things aligned. Any thoughts from you guys that have done it before. I have to have the radiator re-done also while it is out.
Thanks for everyones help on this.
Ron -
I'd just stick to the grille shell, radiator and hood, if I were you. Each additional thing you remove, only increases the number of things you have to re-align. The grille shell re-installation is tricky, of course, because it has to tuck down into the narrow space between the front fenders. I don't recall whether the fender welt is fastened to the fenders or the grille shell, but if it's the fenders, then the shell will want to bind on those as well!
You'll want to thoroughly cover the fender surfaces with towels or blankets, to prevent scratching, and -- if the welt is fastened to the fenders themselves -- you'll want to bend thin pieces of cardboard to act as guides (around the rubber welt) and tape them temporarily to the tops of the fenders. "Thin", just like the cardboard used as a backing on those yellow legal lined pads of paper. As the bottom edge of the grille shell comes down, it will then ride over the cardboard and welting and down into place. Do not bolt the radiator down firmly, leave everything loose until after the grille shell is in place.
This is a two-man job and calls for a good deal of patience. -
Thanks John!
I know you will put in a new crankshaft seal too...
39CCl8 wrote:I know you will put in a new crankshaft seal too...
I trust that the '37 isn't much different than the '36 in this respect, so you will need to remove the radiator and the "beak," as a Hudson friend refers to it. Of course the hood attaches to this, so you will need to prop up the forward part of the hood. I agree with Jon, remove as little as possible, the re-allignment of this stuff is a big headache!
Thanks for your help
I have removed the timing cover and timing gear without removing the radiator or front clip. Im lucky to have a good pit and did it from below. You may need to make up a simple flat puller to remove the crankshaft pulley if its on tight. You dont want to chip the front edge of teh pulley when you tap to remove the pulley. Check the back of the camshaft timing gear for any rubbing on bolt heads, and also check the camshaft back thrust washer. The large bolt holding on the pulley has a brass lock washer from memory. If its not there, or if its damaged, you have to do something to stop the bolt coming loose. Regards, Barry
Thanks! I am leaving on vacation for a week will get under it when i return and see if I can do it without removing body parts.
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rmcfhudson wrote:Thanks! I am leaving on vacation for a week will get under it when i return and see if I can do it without removing body parts.
Ron,you are going to have to drain the coolant anyway. Taking the grill out is not that hard. You should just plan on doing it. Remove the wires to the headlights, remove screws from around the radiator[since you said you are going to have some work done there anyway] lift the nose off.There is a welting or bead along each side of the grille to fender and if it is bad or deterioted,replace it at this time. Then it exposes the radiator,remove the radiator hoses on the previously drained radiator,remove the rods on the top support and then the 2 studs/nuts on the bottom,lift the radiator out of the way,this will expose the complete front of the engine. This procedure sounds like a lot of work but should only take about an hr.and a half to do. This makes the job much easier to work on. Someone on hand to help lift the nose piece and the radiator would be recommended. Another note;put good tape down the sides of the fenders where the grille attaches to the fenders so that it lessens the possibility of scratching the finish. I'm sure someone else will comment with some helpful tips. You should read the shop manual for this procedure and this will probably make more sense. good luck -
Thanks for the information.
Ron, chances are you're going to have to replace the thrust washer behind the camshaft anyway, and you have to pull the shaft to do that. So you'd better figure on removing the grille shell and radiator, awkward as it may be.
The 1937 Hudson - Terraplane factory flate rate manual says 2 hrs. time to remove the radiator and grille assembly! I suppose after you did a hundred or so you would get pretty good at it. Chuck G
Looks like all I have to do now is get out the tools. I'll time myself to see how I stack up against the book. Thanks for everyones help. When I get back from vacation and get it apart and see exactly what parts I'll need you will probably hear back from me.
Ron -
Actually, if you look at the neat video that Ken Poynter, et al, produced and previewed at the National, Hudson pre-assembled all of this stuff before they put it on the chassis. They even have the fender lights pre-installed on the fenders, pretty slick!! Don't try any of this stuff at home!
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Experience traditional Japanese dining in a beautiful, authentic Japanese restaurant located in the West Village of Manhattan. We offer the rich traditions of Japanese home cooking with Chef Abe Hiroki's modern approach to Washoku, a relaxed style of dining centered around a procession of small
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We adhere to the fundamentals of Japanese cooking: respecting the ingredients and their natural flavors, cooking in the moment, and not doing too much. We have created an extensive menu, featuring dishes as fresh tofu (prepared six times a night), Saikyo Miso Black Cod, stone grilled Washugyu steaks, an assortment of sashimi and sushi and a signature EN Kaiseki set menu, a sequence of eight extraordinary presentations. To compliment your dining experience, we have developed an extensive list of small-batch, artisanal sake and shochu to complement your dining experience.
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Insight AW12 Campaign
Shot by Ben Sullivan.
Ben Sullivan was behind the lens for Insight's new AW12 campaign, shot in the car park across the road from the label's studio. Sarah from Chic models the collection, and you kind of get the feeling that this season's Insight girl could kick your ass. In a good way. There's also a bit of a 90s thing going on, with references to Dazed and Confused and Do The Right Thing throughout the campaign. With a bit of tie-dye, some faded prints, oversized varsity jackets and cropped velvet pants plus a pair of slightly scuffed Balenciaga boots worn with skinny jeans, there's something pretty perfect about this campaign.
Ingrid Kesa


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on 14-05-2012 12:46 PM
on 14-05-2012 01:23 PM
Well, there's le Facebooks and le Twitters:
But you know...
...Oh..oh there's also >>This<<
on 14-05-2012 02:41 PM
on 14-05-2012 03:09 PM
on 15-05-2012 09:41 PM
eastavenge wrote:
I was under the impression that Sony was one of THE most flexible when it comes to patches.
Not really.
99% of games a region free but they do not have to be if the publisher decides it not to be.
Sony are quite strict with region control as DLC, Codes, Vouchers are all region or in some cases country locked.
Below is a Signature
on 15-05-2012 11:37 PM
on 16-05-2012 09:47 AM
Specifically, I think they're saying that Sony charges for the QA process that must be undergone in order to get anything published on the store and that they aren't prepared to stump up the cash to enable this to happen.
on 17-05-2012 06:00 PM
The only thing that I find slightly... 'off' ... Is what kind of error stops region specific players from playing together, and why did it take so long after they were willing to patch the game (for whatever reasons) for them to be notified about it?
...Surely in this day and age worldwide online multiplayer in any form is top priority from the beginning of development?
...But pfft I have no idea what I'm talking about
on 17-05-2012 08:57 PM
We can all dream the dream, Pac...
on 17-05-2012 10:12 PM
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