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So I'm in the process of switching all of my chrome to black. The big pieces (grille, rear bumper, etc) are easy. What I keep forgetting about are things like the chrome door handles. My truck is the white diamond color so I'm looking forward to getting the light/dark thing going with the truck. What I can't decide is, body match or black for the mirror covers, body match or black for the door handles and body match or black for the front and rear bowtie.
As far as the mirror covers and handles, I keep thinking the body match would look good. However, I also keep thinking that going black on those would tie in the black wheels really well from the profile viewpoint of the truck.
Regarding the bowties, the grile is going to be black so I considered doing a body match bowtie there. But then the tailgate will still be white so I thought about making that bowtie black. However, I'm not sure how I feel about having different color bowties on the truck. I've also considered keeping the front bowtie black and simply outlining it in body match paint.
What are the opinions of the forum?
While I'm excited to complete the transformation, I'm also a bit nervous about going too far with it since it's going to completely change the look. Thanks for all of your inputs.
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6" BDS Suspension lift | KingShocks Front and Rear Coil Overs | 4.56 Gears | 35" A/Ts (TBD) | Cervinis 07-12 Silverado Ram Air Hood | Fab Fours Front Winch Bumper (CS07-H2051-1) | Fab Fours Full Size Rear Bumper (CS07-W1850-1) | RX-2 Series Main Grille (Black) | Line-x Bed and wheel wells | Skid Plates | Rizor Automated Tonneau Cover | Custom Bed Insert | RBP RX-3 Series Nerf Bars | Kenwood Excelon DNX9990HD | JL Audio Stealthbox (2x500RMS) | JL Audio HD 1200/1 Class D Mono Amp | JL Audio C5-653 Components (Front) | JL Audio C5-650 Components (Rear) | JL Audio Slash v2 300/4v2 Class A/B Amp
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I've actually just completed this transformation on my truck. Personally I would go with mirrors, door handles, and bowties all black. Think of the black as your "accent" color. So everything that isn't part of the main body should be black and all other parts white. Plus the black wheels will really help to pull out the black accessories when its all finished. As for the grill/bowtie it depends on 2 things, personal opinion and what type of grille. If you removed the split grille part and put in a 1 piece mesh its going to be a hard decision, but if you color matched the grille housing to the body color then I would go with a black bowtie and a black 2 piece mesh grille.
I get my truck out of the shop on Monday or Tuesday depending when they finish the painting. I'll post up a few pics so you can see what it will look like. Just imagine my truck is white instead of red haha. hope this helped.2010 Red Silverado Crew Cab Z71 LT
Blacked Out
15% Tint all around
22" KMC Slide Series Black Chrome Rims
305/45/22R Nitto Dune Grappler Tires
ReadyLift Leveling Kit
IPCW Black Halo Projector LED Headlights
IPCW Black Third brake Light
IPCW Black LED Taillights
Street Scene Front Bumper Valance
Street Scene Black Chrome Grille
Black Bowties
Magnaflow Dual Exhaust
Alpine Touchscreen Headunit
4 Kicker RS Componet Speakers
Kicker 12" L7 subwoofer w/ Kicker ZX1500.1 Amplifier
04-13-2012, 07:19 AM #3I've been leaning the same way on the accessories because of the accents. Thank you for your input. As for the grille, I may have found an OEM replacement that was blacked out. Therefore it still has the center piece and bowtie. If I end up with a one piece, I agree it will be more tricky, mostly because placement alone will be interesting to figure out without looking just thrown together. For right now though, I'm going with the assumption the one I'm looking at might work which will be the same grille, but all black. I won't be body matching the grille. I have the LTZ so my front bumper is body matched as well. This is something I'm also debating between keeping or getting one of the aftermarket bumpers I'm looking at. If I do switch to the aftermarket, it will be more for function. That is low on the priority list, so for the foreseeable future at least, the bumper will stay body matched.
04-13-2012, 09:26 AM #4First off your truck looks great and I agree with you that it might be alittle odd having 2 different colored bowties but i do think that black bowties with a white outline would look awesome and be fairly unique (don't think I've seen that on a truck). Also have you considered taking the tailgate bowtie off? If so then a color matched bowtie on the front would look great too. Theres actually a white Z71 running around here in town like that and it looks pretty sharp. Just some thoughts... Good luck on making your decsions!
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Tow Mirrors
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Personally I wanted to get the z71 "appearance package" which had the grille and bumpers all color matched to the body instead of chrome, but they offered me such a good deal on my trade-in (which I was afraid to drive home for fear of falling apart) that I drove the truck home off the lot right there. So I couldn't get that therefore I went ahead and did it all myself. In the long run it was actually a better decision because the appearance package cost a little over $2000 and I was able to find all the aftermarket parts for under $500 and the paint/install was only $500 so I saved some cashflow. If your going to get parts painted with the GM paint that is going to cost you a decent amount. My installer said that a quart of GM Victory Red paint was over $100 and that was what actually cost the most out of anything.
04-13-2012, 10:29 AM #6Thank you. I do love my truck. Now I'm just trying to make it truly mine. And yes, I have considered debadging as well. That's why I didn't ash about the "silverado" lettering. I'm planning to remove those as soon as I get home and am contemplating removing the mouldings on the side as well. I may end up removing the rear bowtie, but I keep thinking the black might look nice back there with everything else removed. We'll see.
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I'd heard similar numbers about the paint so if I do color match, I'm really glad i'd only need a quart or so. I am glad I have the color matched front. For the rear I'll probably keep hunting around for a fab fours rear bumper for a price I can't resist. If I go black on all the trim, I could ponder hydrodipping everything with a matte finish. At least then I know the mirrors, handles, etc.. would match.
2012 Silverado 1500 LS Crew Cab 4.8L 4x4
- Falken Rocky Mountain ATS 265/70R17, Line-X bed liner, Black Bowties, Stampede front deflector, DeeZee black diamond plate bed rails, TonnoPro Lo-roll cover, Antenna deleted, Spyder Projection Headlights with Phillips CrystalVision Ultra bulbs, Spyder Tail Lights & 3rd Brake Light, Rough Country leveling kit, PlastiDip'd emblems, and wheel hubs, Diablosport Trinity, 20% tint
Next Planned Mods:
Black OEM grill
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04-13-2012, 11:21 AM #8That looks really clean. Did you paint it yourslef? And I think the really challenging part will be trying to outline it. I'll just have to be really careful with taping the black part off. Thanks for the picture. It does help.
04-13-2012, 03:16 PM #9Yes, it was the stock tailgate badge off a 2012.
Getting the gold portion out of the chrome was pretty tough. I used a hair dryer to heat it up and a small flat 8" metal ruler to pry it off the adhesive. I had to lift the corners to start it with a tiny screwdriver. Fishing line should also work.
Here is the little screwdriver and ruler I used with a paperclip beside for size reference:
I read some of the guides here on how to paint it, I wet sanded with 600 grit sandpaper then used DupliColor Black and clear coat then re-fastened it with 3M molding tape.
The front bowtie would require some painters tape to get the same effect since it doesn't have two pieces.
Mine didn't come out perfect, it has a little bit of texture and isn't perfectly mirror finish but I am a pretty amateur painter.
04-14-2012, 12:22 AM #10I like the fact you are trying to get your list going for mods when you get home. The only thing is you may see something you like better as you make the changes. So my suggestion is to keep investigating and researching but wait til you get home to get the paint done. I am not trying to rain on your parade by any means. But, I would hate to see you drop large amounts of cash on items you may realize that you may not have needed.
With that being said I would go with the black accents,remove the rear bowtie and as suggested earlier outline the front bowtie.
It isn't my truck but with all the mods you have planned I can't wait to see this thing when it is "done". Although we all know there is no such thing as a truck being done.
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Guest Post: The Myth Of Nabucco: Greed, Delusion And Geopolitics
Submitted by John C.K. Daly of OilPrice.com
Inside Beltwayistan, a number of Bushevik oil patch zombies still roam the recession-blasted landscape mindlessly chanting their Caspian mantra, "Happiness is multiple pipelines" - with the caveat that they flow westwards and bypass both Russia and Iran. They've now added a new word to their vocabulary, "Nabucco," and worse, have bitten a number of Obama administration officials and visiting European politicians, who have joined their shuffling ranks.
Their thinking remains somewhat clouded by primordial memories of Bush's "fuzzy math," as the statistics about Nabucco are contradictory, to say the least. State Oil Company of the Azerbaijani Republic (SOCAR) vice president Elshad Nasirov is now threatening to start selling Azerbaijan's natural gas, currently Nabucco's sole projected provider of throughput, to Asian countries if Europe further postpones Nabucco's construction.
Construction of the 56-inch, 2,050-mile pipeline, first proposed in 2002, is tentatively slated to begin next year and scheduled for completion by 2014. At a cost initially estimated at $11.4 billion and rising, Nabucco will be the most expensive pipeline ever built, more than three times the cost of the 1,092-mile Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline. Raising such a significant sum in a time of global recession would be an article of faith at Even assuming that Nabucco's boosters manage to assemble a coterie of deep-pocketed suckers – er, investors, the only promised current volume for Nabucco's proposed 31 billion cubic meters (bcm) annual throughput is Azerbaijan's future offshore Caspian Shah Deniz production, estimated at 8 bcm. Even if Shah Deniz does end up supplying Nabucco, its currently promised throughput leaves a deficit of 23 bcm, leading to the question of exactly whose natural gas will Nabucco carry if SOCAR drops out, a worst case scenario requiring the Nabucco consortium to scrounge not 23 bcm, but all 31 bcm per annum, especially as Washington's geopolitics invalidate the participation of either Russia or Iran?
For those with knowledge of energy history in the post-Soviet space, the 419-mile, $500 million Odessa-Brody oil pipeline, completed in 2001, provides a cautionary tale to building pipelines without throughput guarantees. The Ukrainian government rashly built the self-financed line without foreign investment, stretching from its Black Sea port to the Polish border to provide Central Europe with oil despite not having firm commitments from a single oil producing nation for export throughputs. After the pipeline remained unused for three years, a reluctant Kiev was forced in 2004 to agree to transport Russian oil southwards in the opposite direction, for export from Odessa rather than northwards to Central European markets as originally envisaged.
Further complicating the picture are the differing proposed transit and pricing policies of the countries that Nabucco will pass through. The biggest geographical hurdle impacting the bottom line is the fact that, if as some Nabucco boosters aver, Turkmenistan can be persuaded to contribute natural gas, the seabed of the Caspian has yet to definitively be delineated amongst the sea's five riparian states. The question remains unresolved 18 years after the implosion of the USSR dashed the 1920 and 1941 Soviet-Iranian bilateral treaties covering the issue of offshore waters. Building a pipeline across seabed whose ownership is in dispute will enrich maritime lawyers, but few others.
The issue of competing claims over Caspian national waters and seabed is hardly a pedantic exercise. In July 2001 Iran dispatched military aircraft and a warship to intimidate two Azerbaijani survey vessels contracted by BP to leave the Alov-Araz-Sharg field, a site that Azerbaijan claimed was well within its national sector, but disputed by Iran. It seems unlikely Russia and Iran would stand idly by as trans-Caspian sub-sea pipelines, which exclude them, are constructed.
Hopes of Turkmen gas filling Nabucco's gas deficits are yet more wishful thinking. Last month the Central Asia–China gas pipeline connecting Turkmenistan's Caspian shore natural gas fields to Xinjiang was inaugurated in the presence Chinese President Hu Jintao, Turkmenistan's Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, Kazakhstan's Nursultan Nazarbayev and Uzbekistan's Islam Karimov. This year 13 bcm are scheduled to transit the new pipeline, rising to 30 bcm by the end of 2011 and over 40 bcm by 2013, effectively soaking up Turkmenistan's projected natural gas increases for the foreseeable future. Any further gas from Kazakhstan, an even more distant proposition, would face the same geographical constraints as regards the Caspian, while Gazprom also soaks up its surplus natural gas production.
Which leaves any but the most deluded Eurocrats and Beltwayistan apparatchiks with an uncomfortable "fuzzy math" question – which of the five Caspian riparian states of Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan are going to provide Nabucco's projected 31 bcm annual throughput?
But never mind – driving Nabucco is a complex skein of greed, European foreign policy agendas and the ongoing belief, a delusional legacy of the Bush administration, that somehow Caspian energy "belongs" to the West, and furthermore, that both Russia and Iran will complacently stand back while Western capitalism pulls off another energy initiative dwarfing BTC.
European interest in Nabucco is underpinned by the unpleasant realization that since 1991 it has become more and more dependent upon Russia for natural gas imports, with Russia's state monopoly Gazprom now supplying 40% of Europe's imports. As Moscow still largely relies on its Eastern European Soviet-era pipeline network, the annual winter spats between Moscow and Kiev over payment rates and transit have deeply traumatized Brussels to conduct a frantic search for alternatives in a desperate attempt to achieve energy security. Nabucco is designed to carry Caspian and Central Asian natural gas via Turkey and the Balkan states to Austria while bypassing both Russia and Ukraine.
A situation that can only worsen with time, as the EU's European Commission projects that the EU's gas consumption will increase by as much as 61 percent from its current level of 502 bcm to 815 bcm by 2030.
The hard sell has now begun over Nabucco thus represents the answer to Eurocrats' prayers. Nabucco's consortium shareholders are Austria's OMV, Hungary's MOL, Bulgaria's Bulgargaz, Romania's Transgaz, Turkey's Botas and Germany's RWE with 16.7 percent apiece. Notably, none of the countries involved has any significant natural gas production of their own.
If Nabucco is to succeed, there is one potential supplier that could step into the supply void, but for Washington, it is a country too far – Iran. Iran contains 16 percent of the world's natural gas reserves, second only to Russia. Washington has clearly and repeatedly stated its opposition to including Iran in Nabucco, as last month U.S. Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy Richard Morningstar stated, "We have been constantly saying that, in our opinion, Iran is not in a position to become a part of any new projects in the Southern Corridor."
In response, speaking after a Dec. 8 Iran-UAE joint economic commission meeting in Tehran, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki bitingly observed, "We have never heard that Europeans have entrusted the Americans with their authority to decide on the pipeline." Motakki then added a blunt dose of reality, stating, "Speaking about the Nabucco pipeline without Iran's participation would amount to nothing but a pipeline void of gas." Mottaki's comments echoed those of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who said in March that Nabucco was not feasible without Iranian participation.
Nabucco also has its local critics. Azeri political scientist Ilgar Velizade has noted that Nabucco's high cost, now estimated at $11.8-13.1 billion, is simply untenable in the context of the current global financial crisis. Velizade consequently believes that the less expensive Poseidon pipeline option, which would deliver natural gas to Italy from Shah Deniz, could be as important for Europe, Azerbaijan and Turkey as Nabucco.
Are the Azeris serious, or are they just bluffing, hoping to stampede a tidal wave of investment cash into Nabucco? Hedging its bets, Baku is already exploring alternative markets for its gas. On Dec. 26 SOCAR President Rovnag Abdullayev said that while under the terms of an Oct. 14 contract under whose terms Azerbaijan was to supply 500 million cubic meters (mcm) of gas to Russia beginning Jan. 1, his company would now double the amount to 1 bcm. While this represents a fraction of that promised to Nabucco, Gazprom has already indicated that it will happily purchase any increases in Azeri natural gas production at world prices.
Nabucco remains stoked by the increasingly passé ideological concerns of a Bush-era administrative legacy promoting pipelines bypassing both Russia and Iran further fuelled by Brussels' fears of ongoing Ukrainian-Russian pricing spats disrupting deliveries as in years past. In the meantime, Moscow undoubtedly will press forward with its Nord Stream and South Stream gas pipelines alternatives in an attempt to reassure Europe that Russian pipelines bypassing Ukraine will alleviate future concerns about energy security.
The zombies have gotten their wish – Caspian energy now indeed does flow through new multiple pipelines. The only problem for the wizards of Wall Street and the City is that they now flow mostly eastwards, to China. As for Nabucco, what is Azeri for "expensive white elephant, son of Odessa-Brody?"
This article was written by Dr. John C.K. Daly for OilPrice.com who focus on Fossil Fuels, Alternative Energy, Metals, Oil Prices and Geopolitics. To find out more visit their website at: http://www.oilprice.com
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Welcome to the quagmire.
All of this is going to make Vietnam look like a Sunday school outing.
And that's a shame.
I fell in love with DC during a teenage trip there in 2000. It was a young leaders thing and we had to roleplay solving a geopolitical crisis. The issue was what is now the BTC pipeline. One of my fondest memories from that was convincing my team that we could totally lay some pipe through Iran because "they're our friends now." I knew it was wishful thinking, but its fun sometimes to imagine what if.
This is the primary reason the EU has not played ball with our Iran anti-nuke posture.
There are precisely 3 ways to get gas out of Turkmenistan that don't involve going through Russia - one involves going through Iran. Another is to transit Afghanistan then Pakistan. The third is to build a pipeline on the Caspian seabed to Azerbaijan then through Georgia, to link with existing Azer gas supplies.
If they cannot settle the sovereignty issues with the Caspian, or defend a sea pipe against the Iranians, then they're left with two very bad choices, and the Afghan route does not link the gas directly to the EU. That leaves Iran.
Basically, this is a choice between who's worse, Iran or Russia. Just an unfortunate matter of geography. It also highlights the geographic criticality of Georgia. Europe hopes essentially to transit the majority of its gas supplies through a relatively razor-thin region sandwiched between two relatively antagonistic States. It's either that or LNG ships from Karachi.
The EU is late to the party, though, as China has already built a 30Bcm pipe to Turkmenistan, so their gas may already be spoken for. Welcome to impending resource wars...
I do find it fascinating that if Afghanistan is ever meaningfully pacified the first thing we'll do there is build a pipeline. Kinda puts into perspective what its all about huh?
Dan Yergin already spilled the beans on this thesis and he was correct.
Energy is the thing that Maketh; never forget that.
Not a thing gets done anywhere in the universe w/o it.
They don't need no stinking pipeline for naty
they gots windmills now.
Europe has been outmaneuvered.
Russia desires to keep them a captive market. Europe was eyeballing non-Russian gas but needed a terrestrial delivery means. Unfortunately, China stepped in and locked up most of the supply via its own pipeline routes. Now, it's down to a scramble to get some kind of delivery from some resource base that doesn't transit Russia's sphere, which as the conflict a couple years ago proved, does include Tblisi.
It really doesn't matter what pipeline they build if the gas is already going elsewhere.


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samlev - I actually meant steakhouses were not preferred, but especially if those are the best options in general in the area we'd be open. I'll check out their menus.
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Ray's at Killer CreekSome might recommend Cabernet but if you do not like pervasive and oppresive cigar smoke smell, then I would avoid it.
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Hudson Axle breakage in Nascar?
Saw this over at the off topic Studebaker forum:
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Regarding this Post on Hudson having dissasterous accidents while true were actually rare occurrences in the very early NASCAR Days before the Fabulous Hudson Hornet Era when Hudson Engineers had designed a 'Severe Useage' Axle Shaft, among other suspension parts.
Before the 'Severe Useage Axle', the right rear shaft would break in the turn lodging the wheel up in the quarter panel causing a violent rollover in a period without lap belts........
I heard Smokey Yunick told a Hudson race car builder in the Ninety's that NASCAR later permitted a 'truck floater hub' on the rear for Safety, but not sure if completely accurate...
Keep in mind NASCAR raced 2 or 3 times a week in those early days often on bumpy Fair Ground horse Tracks and primitive Dirt speedways then drove the Car to the next Town without the preventive maintenance like todays Race Cars, posting many Wins and setting Records that stood for decades...... -
That was one problem Hudson had - along with tearing the centers out of the wheel hubs until they were allowed to go to reinforced wheels. Tho I didn't race in NASCAR (pretty much local Saturday/Sunday shoot-outs) I saw wheels with the centers ripped out of them - and not only on Hudsons. Remember, we were running on 1/3rd, 1/4 or 3/4 (or anything in between) dirt tracks - this was back in the mid- to -late 50's.
I've read somewhere that one fix for the axle problem was turning down Cadillac axles to fit.
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Tim Flock told us of the Hornet axle breaking and trapped wheel problem at one of Ray Pschirer's meets years ago. Said there'd been at least two fatalities in such violent rollover incidents.
This problem was not isolated to Hudson a lot of other car manufacturers had the same problem. If you watch some of the old races you can see this happening to lots of other brands.www.hudsonmotorcar.org
should I worry about my 41 hudson breaking centers out of the stock wheels on a street car? got 500 horsepower, automatic, and 4 wheel disc brakes. was going to have stockton wheel weld my original centers to new rims. any feedback on this?
I would think if the centers are in good shape( not rusted or holes enlarged), they should hold up fine on todays highways, unless you plan on cornering at high speeds through bumps and ruts. The Hudson steel wheel is as strong (maybe stronger) then todays steel from offshore. -
I'm curious, why weld a 60 year old wheel center to a new wheel?
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Lee ODell wrote:I'm curious, why weld a 60 year old wheel center to a new wheel?
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Quite common actually. I've had Chevy rally wheels re-rimmed for custom
offsets and my 49 Commodore came to me with new 15x6 hoops on stock centers.
I get great service from these guys. www.rallyamerica.com -
Another advantage, is being able to use the original wheel covers and still get a wider rim.
changing my 16 by 4 stock wheels to 16 by 6 so I can acually buy good tires for it. (want to run 225/75R16 WWW radials)
This was a problem Hudson had that I had long forgotten about. Not just in NASCAR. In the late sixties my sister drove a '51 Hornet and I had a'53 Hornet. She had more than one axle break for her, I can't remember if it was two or three. I had one break on mine, on the left side. Other Hudson Club members at the time pointed out that this was a fairly common problem with Hornets and if you wanted to correct it you had to go with "Severe Useage Axles".
Lee -
Well, this is the way we lost our father's car. Back in 64, my older brother who had bought my father's 51 Hudson Hornet convertible was in the army and going back to his base about 900 km from Montreal. My brother was a little rough with his cars... And at about 500 km from home he broke an axle. Sold the car for about a hundred dollar and continue is trip hitch-hiking... I returned in the same area in 1974 to check if the car would be around cause it was too nice at the time to finish in a scrap yard, but with no success.
This problem wasn't just a "Hudson" issue but also others that used the tapered axles like the Dana 44 rear ends that Studebaker used. Several vendors came up with flanged axle conversions for the Stude Dana 44 just because of the tapered axle issue.


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A little late for this post but it could just as easily be used as a birthday present for someone. I can't take credit for the super cute idea…I saw a picture on pinterest and thought it was a great idea. Oh, and sidenote…if you haven't discovered pinterest yet, I recommend that you don't. Not unless you want every ounce of your free time sucked right out of your day. I could spend HOURS perusing all the eye candy. (perusing?) So now I've peaked your curiousity.. but don't go there yet..you won't come back here. And I want to show off my craftiness first. Pinterest makes me feel like I can be crafty even though I don't have an ounce of craftiness in me. None. Disclaimer…. Every single one of my craft ideas is unoriginal and stolen. K?
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Okay so anywho….I have been one thrify, frugal momma lately. My hubs and I have been on the Dave Ramsey mission to pay off all of our debt so we are trying to decorate on a dime:) Joshie's room has pretty much served as a storage area with a crib since we moved in in July{poor neglected bebe}. I have 3 other pieces of furniture in the garage waiting to be redone specifically for his room but…..only so many hours in a day!
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UPDATED: Two injured, bones broken in head-on crash
LifeFlight called in to rescue victimWarren — Two people were injured Sept. 18 in a two-vehicle, head-on crash at about 3 p.m. on Western Road in Warren near Beth's Farm Market, according to the Knox County Sheriff's Office.
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Jacob Hyler, 23, of Union was driving a 2006 GMC truck south on Western Road. Hyler turned left to pull off the road in front of a 2012 Hyundai, driven by Dean Olsen, 38, of Warren. Also in the Hyundai was Shelby Olsen, 39, of Warren.
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You are right on Deb! Thankfully all survived this one. Unless one has survived a head on collision, thinking cars are cheaply made is normal. Lady luck plays a part as well but the passenger compartment of the vehicle pictured is not destroyed.
The new bumpers save lives-they absorb energy!
You are so right Mary! It's designed so they sell more cars! Like most everything, made cheaper, always having to replace it!
I notice with new car crashes the whole front end does not hold up. Perhaps the bumpers that are plastic as opposed to the years ago metal. Those bumpers saved a lot of lives and the car was able to be repaired. Now they total because, in my opinion, they are soft plastic not life saving metal. This is sad, hope the driver is OK.
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Technivorm KB-741 Short-Form Design Review and Brewing Notes |
By Vince Fedele For those IN SEARCH OF THE ULTIMATE CUP When you brew your favorite coffee and are looking forward to that perfect cup first thing in the morning, and really need for it to be that special, only-at-home perfection, your brewer is a crucial component, and must do its job perfectly, every time. This is a quick start brewing guide for one of the best and easiest to use brewers available. The Technivorm is made in Holland, and is very well designed and manufactured to extremely high standards using high quality European components. It is one of the only drip brewers to be certified by the Specialty Coffee Association of America according to a news pointer on their web site.
After the growing, processing, shipping, storage, roasting and all of the related variables, we all know the four key variables in brewing that can produce a poor result: This guide assumes you have identified and are loyal to your favorite roaster and coffee, and have both a proper grinder and coarseness of grind. For more info on these topics, stay tuned .
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See technivorm data which reaches brew temperatures of 200 Deg F quickly and maintains proper brew temperature throughout the cycle, regardless of batch size. Several other brewers, also shown, brew at various temperatures, depending on batch size, and many do not reach proper extraction temperatures. Please click here to view more information on this topic. Copyright 2007 George Howell Coffee Company. All Rights Reserved. |


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November is almost here, so that means it is time for the Coupe de Montreal.
This year A Contre Courant of Montreal is hosting a very special Coupe, we are celebrating the 20th edition.
The meet will take place on 23/24 November 2013 at the Centre sportif Claude-Robillard,1000 Émile-Journault Avenue, Montreal, Quebec Canada.
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The Hotel Lozenetz has recently undergone refurbishment and features family/oversized rooms, air conditioning and an express check-in and check-out feature. Also available to the guests are meeting rooms, highchairs and a coffee bar. There is a gift shop within the hotel building.The modern and comfortable rooms at the Hotel Lozenetz have a mini bar, complimentary toiletries and cable / satellite channels. A flat-screen TV, a hair dryer and a private toilet can be found in each room of the hotel.The cosy and traditional restaurant at the Hotel Lozenetz is open for breakfast and serves Bulgarian dishes. For those wishing to eat out, there are a variety of dining options surrounding the hotel. Room service is also available to guests during certain times.The location of the hotel allows guests to easily reach many tourist attractions on foot. Government of Bulgaria is within an easy car ride from the hotel.
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A Life That's Anything But Typical: Maya Torres
Even cerebral palsy can't dampen the spirits of Maya Torres. Follow the links below to learn more about this amazing kid.
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Rehabilitation care video |
Maya's WTAE-TV Vignette |
Maya's photo gallery |
Maya was born with cerebral palsy. But Maya's mom, Abby Torres, remembers that the diagnosis came slowly: "At first we thought that, because Maya was premature, she just needed to catch up developmentally, but when she was 11 months and still not rolling over or sitting up, it was clear that something wasn't what it should be."
Surgery was performed to help drain excess fluid from Maya's brain—but her developmental status still didn't change. "That's when we started to hear about cerebral palsy," says Abby. "And it was kind of a shock. You have to take a big breath. But you get past that quickly and you just want to make sure your child has whatever she needs."
Other medical procedures—including additional brain and eye surgery—helped set the stage for progress. And multiple therapies were started at home through Pennsylvania's Early Intervention program. Meanwhile, Maya's pediatrician suggested that the family also contact The Children's Institute—and soon Maya and her family began a program of weekly speech/ language, occupational and physical therapies.
"Next steps," not calendars
The therapies are structured around "next step" goals. Mary Jo Smith, Maya's occupational therapist, explains, "We don't look at timeframes; that's not appropriate for children with cerebral palsy or a number of other issues. We look at what skills the child has now, and at developmental progression—the natural 'next step.' Then we work to help the child take that step."
One "next step" for Maya involves communication. Speech/Language Pathologist Patty Villalta says, "Maya has nonverbal ways of communicating—smiles, directing her gaze and a couple of signs—but we think she has more to tell us, so we're using alternative ways to help that happen."
A Step-by-Step Communicator is one alternative. Basically, the therapist records responses to dialogue, and the child pushes a switch to "say" those responses. For instance, when Patty reads Maya the classic "Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?," Maya presses the switch to respond with the next line: "I see a redbird looking at me." Depending on what Patty has planned and recorded, Maya can participate in songs, or even say "More bubbles!" during bubble-blowing sessions — Maya loves bubbles.
Says Patty, "It's a way for Maya to learn the turn-taking we do when we're communicating and to become used to communication devices. This is a precursor to more sophisticated communication and devices."
Motor control and magic wands
In occupational therapy, Maya is working on motor control and object placement and manipulation—and, again, the activities are fun and motivating. One example: purposeful use of a crayon. Mary Jo Smith says, "Maya's able to scribble, and we're practicing imitation—for instance, if I draw a circle or a horizontal line, we see if Maya can do that, too."
Coordinating Maya's two hands is a goal. An activity Maya loves involves using one hand to control a magnetic "magic wand" that picks up metal-rimmed bingo chips, and then using the other hand to pull the chips off the wand. There's also time on the "horsey swing"—a bolster suspended from the ceiling. Maya and Mary Jo straddle the swing, and its motion requires that Maya work to keep her trunk upright. "With young children, there's often overlap between occupational and physical therapy," says Mary Jo. "Maya can't use her hands for anything else if she has to lean on them to support her trunk, so we all work to strengthen her core muscles."
Ilana Osten is Maya's physical therapist, and she and Maya are focusing on a number of things in addition to trunk strength. She says that Maya is making good progress on goals like rolling from her back to her stomach, sitting independently and weight-shifting as she stands.
Ilana also works with Maya on using adaptive devices— for instance, standers that help support Maya and prevent fatigue while she's upright, and a gait trainer that is basically a small walker with a seat; it encourages Maya to propel herself with her legs. Abby Torres says, "The Children's Institute always has equipment that Maya can try out to see if it's right for her. It's great, because that way we can know whether it will work for her before we go through the long process of obtaining it ourselves." (Much of that equipment is purchased with donated funds—either general contributions to The Children's Institute or gifts made in response to the "Amazing Wish List" published in each issue of Amazing Kids magazine.)
The latest adaptive device is a special tricycle given to Maya by another family whose child had outgrown it. The trike has straps and pads for trunk support, pedals and handlebars positioned for good ergonomics, a high back for additional support and an assistance handle so an adult can help the child propel the trike.
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The trike was too big for Maya, so Ilana sought assistance from John Harrison, The Children's Institute's adaptive equipment technician. John built up the foot pedals and extended the handlebars, making the alterations durable but reversible so they can be removed as Maya grows. And today Maya moves around like champion race car driver Danica Patrick. "She loves that bike," says her dad Peter. Maya's good nature almost never falters. Mary Jo Smith says, "When she does something we ask for in therapy, and we smile at her and say 'Yes!,' she beams at us and does even more."
But every once in a while, Maya—like everybody else—can be a bit stubborn. Abby smiles and says, "Since she's turned 3, we're seeing that more. She's a bit more independent-minded on some days." On those days, Maya's therapists always have strategies at hand. For instance, when Ilana needs Maya to hold her head up and Maya doesn't want to, Ilana positions her so she has to keep her head up in order to watch her little brother—2 year-old Landon—toddle around the PT gym (often wearing Ilana's ID tags).
Now that Maya is 3, in-home services are ending, but Maya's preschool in Cheswick offers some therapies, and she will come to The Children's Institute more often. The new physical therapy schedule will probably include work in the pool, which Abby and Peter think Maya will love.
"We appreciate so much what The Children's Institute doesand the ways they do it," Abby says. "They engage Maya and help her make progress. But the whole environment is so supportive, even beyond the therapy. For instance, Landon can't wait to see the outpatient receptionist, Becky Geyer. She lets him play with her Steelers teddy bear. Even on days when he's reluctant to leave home, all we have to say is 'Miss Becky'—and he heads for the door." She continues, "We meet so many other families there. I can't tell you how important it is to have other people who know exactly what you're feeling, and who will laugh and cry with you. That's been huge for us. Peter and I can't say enough good things about The Children's Institute."
What does the future hold for Maya? Like smart parents everywhere, Abby and Peter don't expect their daughter to meet anyone else's timetable. They simply ensure that she has what she needs to advance, while they provide loads of love.
Peter says, "We want her to be happy; that's our main goal. And we want her to reach whatever potential for independence she has."
Abby adds quietly, "We realized early on that our family might not have a typical life. But it's still an incredible life."
Want more of Maya? Click here to read her story in our Amazing Kids magazine.
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A 43-year-old Vernon woman has been charged with drunken driving after she was found in the middle of Hany Lane on Halloween night during the peak time for trick-or-treating, an arrest report indicates.
Amber Hasser, who lives at 23 Ward St., Apt. 1, was taken into custody at 6:51 p.m., police said.
A 911 call came into the Vernon dispatch center from a young child, who said there was "something wrong" with Hasser, the child's mother, police said. An officer went to the scene and found a vehicle stopped in the middle of Hany Lane near the Donnell intersection, which at the time was crowded with children and parents out for Halloween, police said.
Police determined Hasser was intoxicated and she was arrested, according to an arrest report.
Hasser has been charged with:
• Failure to take a sobriety test.
• Driving under the influence.
• Improper parking.
• Two counts of risk of injury to a minor.
She was held overnight on a $5,000 bond while awaiting a scheduled Thursday court appearance, police said.
Police: Vernon Woman Charged With DUI on Halloween Night
She was stopped in the middle of the road in a crowded neighborhood, police said.
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