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Survivor: Palau's Coby Archa Opens His Own Salon
September 09, 2011 09:00 AM by Ryan Haidet
Coby Archa became the first member of the jury on Survivor: Palau (season 10) back in 2005 when he lost the first individual challenge. Since he competed on the show all those years ago, Coby has made several career moves in the hairdressing industry. Shortly after the show was over, Coby moved to California, but now he's back in Texas with his very own salon. I recently had the chance to catch up with Coby through an e-mail conversation where he revealed a lot about his own salon. Plus, he dished his thoughts on Jeff Probst's style and offered some details on the celebs he's worked with throughout the years. Who does he thinks has the worst hair on television? Which previous castaway did Coby say sometimes looks like a pedophile based on their hair? Read on for the full exclusive interview!
Ryan Haidet, RealityTVMagazine: Tell us a bit about the Coby Archa Salon. When did it open? Where is it located?
Coby Archa: We opened right before Christmas of last year. It was just me and a few friends. We started to look into it and thought if it is meant to be, it will be. It is located in Tyler, Texas (and) after a long haul in California I am back home in the lone star state. And no, not everyone in Texas has big hair.
RealityTVMagazine: How long has it taken you to reach this point?
Coby Archa: I have done hair for 18 years, so being on TV didn't make this happen overnight. I think that is the only frustrating thing about reality TV — people assume any success is due to your TV fame, not 18 years of hard work. The only thing the fame got me, is you can Google me and find pics of me in my underwear.
RealityTVMagazine: What has the response been like? Do people coming into the salon recognize you from Survivor?
Coby Archa: Yes they do just walk in and that can be a bit awkward, I must admit, so if anybody wants to make an appointment to just meet and talk, do it that way. I love when children ask me questions about it though, and they get excited. That is very sweet. I HATE talking about Survivor to people who have never watched the show. If you don't get the game, you don't get me, so don't ask me about it. People don't get that this REAL experience for us is not JUST a TV show. I have had the awesome chance to meet some amazing people like a young woman named Felicia. She is special needs and the biggest fan. I sat with her for hours talking about the show, swapping stories. If it wasn't for the salon with my name on it, she never would have found me. Moments like that are amazing.
RealityTVMagazine: Have you had any past Survivor contestants come in as patrons?
Coby Archa: Not many of my Survivor friends get to Tyler, Texas. Though Jake from Thailand does live here, too. I got more of them in California. I, of course, did Jenn Lyon's hair till the day she passed. She flew anywhere for me to do her hair. Jenna Morasca keeps threatening to show up and have me make her blonde, but Ethan and I don't think that would be the best look for her.
RealityTVMagazine: Who would you most like to see come into your salon as a patron? If you could give a makeover to anybody, who would it be?
Coby Archa: Out of Survivors, it would be Johnny Fairplay. He has such great hair, but sometimes he lets it get too long and stringy — then he looks like a pedophile. I like it better short, full and BLOND. Besides, I am sure his nasty self needs a good, hard shampoo.
RealityTVMagazine: What is a typical day like at the salon?
Coby Archa: You know, since I have done this before I have learned to pace myself. I do love my job, so I can work myself to death if I let myself. My daughter helps with that. A great day at work isn't as great as time with her.
RealityTVMagazine: Who has the worst hair on television?
Coby Archa: If you asked me this question two years ago it would have been Britney Spears, but now it is Christina Aguilera!!! Her hair on The Voice was the ugliest mess I have ever seen. She looked like a drag queen version of herself. Brit still looks a little crazy with those bad extensions, but 'Tina's weave takes the cake. I keep thinking if I was younger I would make a drinking game out of it — take a shot every time Christina's bangs look crimped!
RealityTVMagazine: What would you do to change Jeff Probst's style/look/hair?
Coby Archa: I like Jeff's hair, though I do think he is dyeing it a bit dark these days. Lol. Once you get a certain age — male or female — that dark, fake color can be a bit harsh. Sorry Jeff, but it is true.
RealityTVMagazine: What is your take on the way Survivor has evolved since you played it? Do you like Redemption Island? Do you like seeing so many returning players?
Coby Archa: To remind you, my season was the last season to not have the hidden Immunity Idol. Much less all these extra islands and twists. I like the idea of an Idol or two, but to re-hide it and give it back three or four times out in one season is a bit much for me. I do like returning players, but as a hardcore fan, give me a Christy from Amazon, Kelly from Borneo, Brandon from Africa. I want to see old players that have changed and I miss, not people that have played five times each.
RealityTVMagazine: Would you like to return to the game again? What would you do differently?
Coby Archa: OF COURSE I WOULD!!!! We all would. Even the people who quit all say they would do it again. The main thing I would do differently is play for a million dollars. I didn't have a daughter to take care of the first time I played, and believe it or not, kind of lost track of what the actual prize was. Lol. I thought I had already won just to be cast.
RealityTVMagazine: What else has been happening in your world since Survivor?
Coby Archa: I did go work for Kim Vo in California for a few years. Got to do a few famous peoples' hair from Molly Shannon to Bethany Frankel (and) found out Bob Saget is a douche. I quickly discovered that working in Beverly Hills wasn't for me. After a few women grab the brush out of your hand and tell you that you are stupid, it can be quick to be done with that lifestyle. I did learn a lot, but they can all kiss my ass and follow me to Texas.
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Weve known Orphan Black will focus on a mysterious cloning project for a while, now. BBC Americas upcoming original series seems a little dark, but it also seems to be a suitable segue for a network that already airs the science fiction drama with the humorous bent, Doctor Who, as well as the grimmer Ripper Street. We wont have much longer to wait to see if Orphan Black will be able to find a niche in the networks lineup. The studio announced today that the series will premiere on March 30.
The program stars Tatiana Maslany as Sarah, a young woman who sees another woman committing suicidea woman who happens to look just like her. Sarah takes on the identity of the woman who commits suicide, but this clearly will lead to further complications and discoveries. If youve seen the networks first teaser for the series, youll know that Sarah doesnt seem to be the only clone on the market.
Orphan Black co-creator John Fawcett says the series will be both thrilling and the type of program that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Its a thrill ride with no shortage of hooks; the how is she going to get out of this? question will be answered by Sarah invariably not getting out, but going deeper.
Sometimes science fiction programming can be a tough sell, but hopefully Orphan Black will benefit from its timeslot. The series will be part of BBC Americas new Supernatural Saturday lineup, which will also include the aforementioned Doctor Who, as well as Chris Hardwickes sort-of new series, The Nerdist. Beginning on March 30, Orphan Black will occupy the 9 p.m. ET timeslot on Saturdays.
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Introducing Knappogue Castle® 12 Year Old.
Continuing an Andrews family tradition of exceptional quality
Irish Single Malts. Our Passion is for Perfection.
Knappogue Castle announces the first time release of its 12 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey. A new package design reflects the change from vintage dating to age designation. As the original vintage dated whiskey, Knappogue is undertaking this change to bring greater clarity to the age of the product.
"We found that some consumers didn't realize how long Knappogue Castle Single Malt was aged, therefore missing a very important part of what we do to make it smooth, bright and spicy" observes Mark Andrews, son of the brand's founder. "We want to be perfectly clear about the age of Knappogue Castle Single Malt. Now, there's no need to calculate how long it was aged because we're stating it boldly on the front label. The age of the product is something we're proud of along with the fact that no color is added" says Mr. Andrews. "Although our standard offering will be the 12 year old single malt, we will continue to have special bottlings of rare and unique distillations which will most likely bear a vintage date."
Tasting Notes:
Mellow, well rounded, well balanced, medium intensity; a bright, elegant fruit and mildly spicy taste with a medium-long, clean finish.
Pale golden color, derived entirely from long maturation in bourbon oak casks.
Very well balanced, clean fresh citrus and floral notes, complex mellow aromas of malt, perfumy oils, honey/vanilla with medium intensity. Touch of toasted wood also.
Really mellow and well rounded, very well balanced, medium intensity, sweetish complex taste incorporating the aromas above.
The 1995 Knappogue has more bourbon barrel wood character than the 1994, which serves to increase the taste complexity and makes the whiskey that bit more mellow and rounded. Malt whiskey purists will sometimes argue that malts are best matured in old, many times used casks to minimize the wood influence on the malt, thus allowing the "true distillery character" to be clearly tasted. However, others will argue that the interaction of the pure malt spirit with the wood extractives available in a fairly fresh cask will serve to add to the overall taste experience—since it adds to the complexity of the taste—and this would be my own view. I think the Knappogue Castle 1995, with its greater wood influence, is a nicely judged advance from the 1994 in terms of its overall taste experience.
Teasingly delicate with a mouthwatering intertwining of fresh cut grass and distant zesty, lemony hints. Slightly floral but amazingly crisp and clean. The oaky vanilla notes do nothing to lessen the clarity of the aroma: there is a vivid sharpness to the aroma that is highly unusual for a whiskey of this age.
Soft, malty arrival on the palate that is at first sweet and then an on-rush of lively barley notes buzz around the tastebuds. The oak forms a stunning backdrop of weightier tones, though the freshness of the malt is never once displaced. That zestiness on the nose is apparent adding a slight marmaladey, bittersweet feel to the proceedings. Absolutely salivating.
Medium length and almost unbelievably clean despite the subtle cocoa notes which reveal the advancing years of the whiskey. A slight, almost shy, oiliness helps keep the sweeter malt notes locked into the roof of the mouth extending the finish that few extra vital seconds. Again, the balance—like on the nose and initial taste—is completely in sync: the barley and oak are in total harmony.
Overall, I think this is the most sophisticated Knappogue of them all. This is an enormously refreshing whiskey that can be enjoyed at any time of the day: from a pre-lunch pick-me-up to something to savour just before bed. Most startling is the clarity of the whiskey for a near 10-year-old where the barley and oak just seem so well adjusted together. There is not a single off-note to be detected and its mouthwatering qualities are awesome.
An uplifting, lively nose; lightly malty and grassy and exceptionally clean. A very delicate richness reveals an enchanting thoroughbred.
Intense malt vies for supremacy with a surge of controlled spice. The dominant cloves are well contained and are met with a mouthwatering sweetness that is rather brittle yet fresh—like a new toffee apple.
Soft spices suffuse with the cream-toffee sweetness. Gentle, with a tantalizing hint of cocoa and toast. Lush, oily and exceptionally long on the finish.
This is a malt of exceptional character and charisma. It is almost squeaky clean but proudly contains enormous depth and intensity. The chocolate finish is an absolute delight.
At opening is toasty, malty and remarkably compelling. With air contact, an oily/seed-like aroma emerges in the second pass that mixes well with the dry cereal surface perfume. In the third pass, a barely discernible touch of tobacco leaf/smokiness is detected. Following six minutes of aeration—in the fourth and final sniffing—what dominates is the stone-dry, toasted grain/malt tandem.
The palate entry is mildly sweet and grainy, but by mid-palate, the sweetness grows significantly more intense as the texture coats the tongue.
The aftertaste is long, grainy and oily.
This bottling owns far more grip and structural grace than the 1991. Bravo and keep them coming.
The opening aroma is gentle but intensely malty. With aeration and a swirl or two, the second pass sees substantial aromatic expansion as pleasing waves of fruity cereal, flowers and spirit emerge and push past the malt. By the third pass, the base spirit really makes itself known in a citrusy/rind-like way. After nearly 10 minutes of exposure to air, the bouquet begins an easy, unhurried decline as the fruity notes become dominant and the spirit and mashy cereal components fade.
More assertive in the mouth than in the nasal cavity, the taste stage opens up a palate entry with a burst of grainy/spirity warmth. Then, at mid-palate, the grain takes over and adds a touch of zesty spice. The flavor phase makes clearly evident the youthfulness of this whiskey, not as a negative—because not all recommendable whiskey has to be decades old—but more as a calling card to its vivacity and agility.
The finish is quick, moderately malty and dry. Might be perceived as being slight, but I can live with that, because in the end, this whiskey shows enough character, in particular in the mouth, to be easily better than average.
The very pale flax/lemon-yellow/Muscadet-like color is pretty.
Crisp, dry Riesling; extremely winey. Even so, a fabulous development of grassy malt, and an undercurrent of vanilla oakiness adds depth. A citrus youthfulness seems to complete the circle.
Fresh and mouthwatering lends to a light start, immediately followed by a massive malty follow-through, which develops into a honeyed sweetness and a trace of vague fruit notes.
Drier, with a burgeoning vanilla depth and a hint of cocoa.
For a light whiskey, this shows enormous complexity and depth. Genuine balance from nose to finish. Refreshing and dangerously more-ish!
A heady mix of overripe (almost black) banana, big oaky notes. Demerara sugar (slightly molasses, in fact), soft honey, ripe greengages and pepper. On a blind nosing, I might have considered this a rum. Just a few ripe barley notes pop through, but essentially when cold.
Big, booming start. Very rich from the off: attractively oily and mouthwatering, immediately showing an unmalted pedigree to the clean barley and perhaps a hint of oats. However, to the middle, there is a sweet, coppery, estery texture more attuned to Jamaican pot still.
Long, quite hard and brittle—as one would hope from a whiskey of this genre—and some of the deeper vanillas one might expect to find in an old bourbon. Chewy, with licorice and a hint of chicory. It is that estery, vaguely honeyed, oily copper pot rum that hangs on the longest.
A highly individualistic whiskey that refuses to take prisoners. Another year in the cask might have tipped this over the top. We are talking brinkmanship here, with a truly awesome display of flavor profiles ranging from traditional Irish pot still to bourbon via old Jamaican pot still rum. A whiskey of mind-boggling duplicity, tricking the taste buds into reading one thing after another and then moving off on a different tangent altogether. About as complex and beguiling as straight Irish whiskey ever gets. Astonishing and truly a thing of beauty.
"Knappogue Castle Twin Wood , bottled in 2010, is a 16-year-old Irish whiskey with a slight amber tinge to its golden hue, and a much more prominent taste. Triple distilled, Knappogue Castle's characteristically smooth, mellow flavor is enhanced by the nutty sherried nuances of yeasty oak, apples, and olives. Only 1,900 signed and numbered bottles are being offered, making this an Irish whiskey as individualistic as the 1951 vintage it celebrates."
Richard Carlton Hacker—The Robb Report, March 2010
With the help of the finest distillers and craftsmen, we bring you Knappogue TWIN WOOD -- the first Sherry Finished Knappogue Castle matured for sixteen years in two types of wood. The result is a perfectly balanced single malt Irish whiskey with a complex, rich taste and a slightly sweet sherry finish.
We took the best of our 1994 vintage distilled single malt and aged it for just over fifteen years in bourbon barrels for our signature smooth taste. This perfect whiskey was then put into casks especially seasoned for Knappogue using Oloroso Sherry. We bottled only 1,900 bottles of this exquisite whiskey in December of 2010. Each individually numbered bottle is a true work of art.
Our Passion is for Perfection. Experience it in Knappogue Twin Wood.
"Entry is polite, drier than the succulent bouquet, and acidic in structure; midpalate features the acid core, which maintains its freshness and posture, and lots of malty grains that come off like Ovaltine and malted milk balls. Yummy aftertaste that returns momentarily to the orchard fruit of the nose then turns intensely grainy.
F. Paul Pacult - Spirit Journal June 2010: ****/Highly Recommended
Each year, my father asked the Master Distiller to select the most promising barrels of Knappogue for his private collection. Throughout the aging process, the Master Distiller would check these barrels and bottle the vintages that had reached the ideal flavor and depth of character. These prized bottles were my father's private stock and he would share them only with family, friends and closest colleagues.
In my father's tradition, we continue to bottle a very limited quantity of our Master Distiller's Private Selection. This 1994 Collector's Edition is being released in an exclusive limited offering. Triple distilled and aged in bourbon casks, Knappogue Castle Master Distiller's Private Selection is among the very best you will taste.
Distilled in 1994/Bottled in 2009 Available While Limited Supples Last


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Worked out well, system is a lot tighter than before. Exhaust finally complete frm heads to cat back.
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driver side cat was not manufactured well. It properly fit into place but the hole for the O2 sensor was machined off center. One of the two bolts for the o2 sensor was also bent. Had to have it professionally reamed and a new bolt put in. Other than that 70 dollar fix, the cats themselves seem to be pretty decent.


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'Wayne's World' Carrere stars in pilot
FoxCasting — Jason Behr ("Roswell") will play Paul Fisher, the lead role in the thriller "Company Man." Behr's character is an engineer recruited to become a spy in the 20th Century Fox TV project, formerly titled "NSA Innocent." Behr's other credits include "The Shipping News" and the upcoming "Skinwalkers." Also, Annie Wersching has joined the project as Kate. Casting — Tia Carrere ("Wayne's World") will guest star in the untitled Liz Meriwether pilot from 20th Century Fox TV. Laffer follows college grads forced to clean up their partying ways. Carrere will play the publishing boss to the character played by Molly Stanton. Lacey Chabert and Dorian Brown also star in the pilot; Carrere will potentially recur in the sitcom if it's picked up to series.


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The Scene: Beachside Bashes and Fembots
Call it the art crawl. As soon as the sun set Wednesday, the sidewalks of South Beach became a swarm of swanky crowds popping into parties hosted by fashion labels, galleries and banks.
At the UBS tent party on the beach behind the Delano Hotel, the fire marshal had be called in by 9 p.m. to control the wealthy crowds supping on shrimp, lobster and caviar. (One UBS employee said their $10 million clients had to be turned away this year because so many $50-million-plus clients wanted in.) Some collectors ordered $500 bottles of Grey Goose for the privilege of sitting on the pristine white beds lining the pool; others sipped rum and Cokes while watching local artist Jona Cerwinske paint in the pool. Collectors approached Mr. Cerwinske all night with offers ranging from $200 to $15,000 for his canvas, which took him three hours to complete. But he wasn't interested, at least at 1 a.m. last night: "I'm not ready to sell it, but everyone here has sure tried to buy it," he said.
Several doors down at the Raleigh Hotel, at least 30 tables were wedged into the sand so another group of collectors and dealers invited by New York dealer Jeffrey Deitch could watch a concert by CocoRosie and The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black. A 6-foot-tall sculpture of a shark, his jaw gaping red a la "Jaws," shared the stage — and occasionally upstaged — the singers, though the audience clapped often for Ms. Black's semi-nude space-age backup dancers in go-go boots.
After the concert, specialists like Sotheby's Miety Heiden and artists like Sergei Bugaev (also known as "Africa") joined partygoers who lingered in nearby bungalows and on beach chairs. Hanging out with friends by the pool in a white sports jacket was artist Leo Villareal, whose light sculptures have already sold out at Conner Contemporary's booth at Pulse. Summing up his week so far, he says, "It's been a love fest." –Kelly Crow and Lauren Schuker


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When you made your first left(Redfish Point 2), you have to hug the right half of the canal (up to 20 feet deep). The left side is a huge mud flat that comes to the center of the canal. Your second mistake was to try to go straight when you should have turned right after Redfish Pt. 2 then take the next left which is shallow too. The channel to get into the canal passes just to the left of the cribbon. This route is much shorter than coming in from the West Canal but a lot more tricky since there are mud flats and Oyster layden flats that are terible on a boat and motor. Any questions call BTB fishing line @504.458.9451..............Capt. Bob
what helps a lot is on googlre earth click the bottom toolbar where it says 1980 and you can pick past dates to see what areas used to look like so you can see where canals ''used to be'' and avoid running aground on low tides.
if you arent sure the color images will show color changes as the current flows (cloudy water) showing the primary path water takes and therefore the deeper areas
Keakar- that's good info to have. I need to try that myself. There's nothing better than experience for fishing certain places, especially when all you have is a map and are trying to get from point A to point B. Thanks for sharing the tip.
Great advice on the looking in past history on google maps. Keep in mind every time a major storm blows in canals change also, debri,mud ect. When exploring a new area ( new to you) I trim down and go really slow. If I hit bottom I can still trim up and get out. It also helps to have a boat that can go really shallow. I have been in 8 inches in my boat but I also have a tunnell hull. I always have my gps and when I get home I mark depth of canals I explored on my google map and keep it updated . I have noticed in past 2 years one route I run a canal has got 1.5 ft shallower due to silt ect.Just some advice.
All of you guys are right , but the best way to fish that area is slow and easy, I watch boats pass me in that area on a plan, and I have fished in there since 1978 and it does change every time
Agree with everything said on this one. First time in a canal means slow and easy especially after a storm ( Hurricane). I have had my Carolina Skiff for 13 years now and the top side looks fairly new. The bottom side however looks like some one sprayed some cat nip on it and turned a Tiger loose.
Keaker has a really good idea also. Google Earth is an amazing tool to use to look at areas now and in the past.
many canals in our area have filled in from hurricanes, I used to trawl all the canals on the south side of texico canal in golden meadow and there was at least 6 to 7 feet of water, after katrina poof 2 to 3 feet. crazy stuff, all the silt washes off the marsh tops into the canals, making us loose a lot of good winter time spots.
Thanks Capt Bob I'll try this next time.
Also great info on the google earth dates. I'm an IT guy and had no clue I could go back in time! Not saying much for my IT skills. I typically jump between satellite view and map view for a more accurate understand of the land.
Thanks for the info guys and good luck!


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Q: A while ago, the Minnesota North Stars became the Dallas Stars. Was that a shame?
To be honest, I don't know the first thing about baseball.
Q: Exactly. Why am I talking to Jack Gatz?
The Devil only knows.
Q: Let's talk about illustration and the art of painting. You're good. Better than most. Yet, there is always this dialogue, since perhaps the dawn of man, that illustration is dying. But you are thriving within that realm. What is your opinion of the continual death of contemporary illustration?
First off, I cannot, in good conscience, agree with you about my stuff being better than most – not by a long shot. I appreciate it but you're wrong… I could cite examples of dozens of folks consistently knocking it out of the park in the field of traditional illustration in the present day and I'm not among them…
As for the question, if traditional, hand-crafted illustration really is dying it's only helped me out since my antiquated approach certainly stands out in stark contrast to the majority of modern illustration. I do think the human aspects of basic drawing, flaws and all, is something people will always react to one way or another, especially in a time such as we're in where digital short cuts and perfect mechanical sterility rule the roost. I personally prefer to retain control over every aspect of a project and doing everything by hand is, at least for me, the only way to strive for a passable result.
Q: How long does it take you to do a piece? Something that is full-color.
A full-coverage acrylic and gouache painting will take anywhere from a week to several months to complete, depending on the size. I average approximately 1 1/2 paintings a year – just don't have the time to devote to that sh*t. I'm hoping to someday get back into it as I actually do enjoy the process and obsessing over every square centimeter of a painting for hours on end is entirely my kind of party. I'm sure the desire to paint also has something to do with working on mostly drawings for the past few years, if I would have been painting non-stop since 2004 I'd be saying the same thing about drawing, I'm sure.
Q: What is your responsibility or role with Burlesque Design of North America?
No real responsibility – they do 99% of my screen printing and help out with a majority of my pre-press needs. They also sell my prints via their online shop. Been friends with those guys for ages, works out well I think.
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Here is the bracket for the 4A tournament with dates and times for those interested. Really none of the teams have a player that we are after. If you want to see a potential player that we could get I will also post the 3A Bracket which includes Bishop Heelan and Wesley Staten.
4A has a ton of the top iowa recruits in the '11 and '12 classes. Anyone know were we stand with woodbury from souix city east? or if were still interested?
Are these available to watch online?
Hoover will be tough to beat. They have no tall guys, but they can sure dictate a tempo of the game. Ankeny/SC East game should be a good one in the 1st round.
Let's go Hoover!!!
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Are these available to watch online?
No, but there's usually updates on iahsaa.org
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No, but there's usually updates on iahsaa.org
Nice. Thanks Rivercydclone!
Go Hoover!
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The original Hugi rear hub on my 1995(ish) Trek T200 failed after about 300 miles (apparently these were notoriously defective, even though Trek refused to acknowledge or deal with the problem). at which point my wife and I split and the tandem went into storage.
New life, new love and so it's back on the road. Though I am trying to sort out a good alternative rear wheel.
I currently have two to choose from.
A) a Deore XT FH-M756 with an 8speed cassette and Mavic T520 36 hole rim. (advantage here seems to be that it could take a disc drake)
B) a Shimano FH-HF07 40-spoke Sun CRT16IIwheel currently with a 7 speed cassette (though I understand this should take an 8speed.) (does not seem to be threaded for a disc brake.)
should I swap the 8speed cass. onto the 40spoke wheel?


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A Little Dose of Parenting PerspectiveEmily Malone
Gone are the days when my baby would snuggle up like a little bean and sleep on my chest all day long. Ahh yes those are just memories of two long weeks ago.
Nowadays we've got a full fledged screamer up in here. I think it's too early to call it colic, so for now I'm just calling it a bad attitude.
Last night he screamed from 4pm to 9pm with almost no breaks. He cried, I cried, and we all flopped into bed exhausted when it was finally over. I definitely had a few resentful moments, thinking about friends with babies who never make a peep, sleep through the night, and seem to be generally happy most of the time.
I logged into Facebook this morning and scrolled through what is the typical newsfeed of a 30 year old – updates on pregnancies and babies, and rants about sports and politics. One posting in particular caught my attention – a friend from grade school letting friends and family know that they were on their way to the hospital for their baby's open heart surgery. Just reading it felt like a punch in the stomach.
How could I have not realized how ridiculously lucky I am to have this screaming bundle of joy?
And just like that, I squeezed my little boy a little tighter, kissed his tears away, and said a little prayer of thanks for all that I have. There will be good nights and there will be bad nights. There will be many frustrations, worries, and feelings of helplessness in dealing with a newborn who's only means of communication is screaming or screaming louder.
But he is healthy and he is strong, and that is something I should absolutely never take for granted. The next time he gears up for a good scream in my face, I'll remind myself that the louder the scream, the healthier the lungs. Whether it is a good or bad one, every day with Cullen is a gift.
I'm glad that all it took for me to realize it was a little dose of perspective.


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Walcott at the Helm
Chancellor-Designee's Calming Influence Apparent on Day 1
Dennis Walcott's first day as New York's schools chancellor-designee included a four-hour grilling by City Council members who hammered home their angry disapproval of the city's plan to lay off 4,600 teachers.
Mr. Walcott stayed calm during the sometimes heated testimony at the Department of Education's budget hearing Friday. He called the proposed layoffs "unavoidable" and expressed support for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's education policies.
Earlier, Mr. Walcott briefly joined the mayor on his weekly radio show, where he signaled that his tenure would be marked by a steady progression along paths already set by Mr. Bloomberg.
"We're going to be pushing hard on the reforms that we've already put in place and driving them down further," Mr. Walcott said. "The reforms that have been taking place over the last nine years will continue during the remainder of this administration."
His measured demeanor on air and behind a council witness table stood in contrast to the turmoil of the previous 24 hours. Mr, Walcott, a deputy mayor, was ushered into the chancellor's job Thursday after the mayor asked for the resignation of Cathleen Black, who had held the post for just three months.
Ms. Black, a former magazine executive with no education experience, lost the confidence of the mayor after struggling to grasp the complexities of the school system and failing to garner support among parents and educators, people familiar with the matter said.
Asked on the radio show to explain what derailed Ms. Black's tenure, the mayor demurred.
"It's hard to pin that down," Mr. Bloomberg said. "But the real answer here is to say, 'Ok, water over the damn, under the bridge, what are we going to do next?"
On Thursday, Mr. Bloomberg, sent a request to the state education commissioner asking for a waiver that would allow Mr. Walcott to become the next chancellor. Like Ms. Black and Joel Klein before her, Mr. Walcott lacks some credentials required under state law.
He did, however, start his career as kindergarten teacher and has a master's degree in education. He opened his public schedule Friday by walking his grandson to the boy's public school in Queens.
Mr. Walcott has several challenges ahead. He has to rebuild the top ranks of the Department of Education; four of eight high-level deputies departed after the mayor appointed Ms. Black in November. Budget struggles could mean the layoffs of thousands of teachers, the department must convince parents to support its plan to close schools it has branded failures, and the mayor is pushing in Albany for significant changes to teacher seniority rules.
"We will not have problems in attracting new people," the mayor said Friday.
At the budget hearing, council members grilled Mr. Walcott about the mayor's proposed $23.9 billion budget, and in particular, his plan to eliminate 6,166 jobs, mostly teachers, to save $435 million.
City Council members repeatedly suggested other budget items that the Department of Education could cut to save teaching positions. "Can you cancel some of your tests?" asked one council member. Many suggested cutting staffers at DOE headquarters.
"I was very distressed to hear you say we're going to have to lay off teachers," said Oliver Koppell, wagging his finger at Mr. Walcott. "That makes me think that what you really want to do is get around the procedure for getting rid of teachers without due process."
Mr. Walcott calmly reiterated that there's "very little flexibility" in the budget, that many costs—such as food, special education and transportation—are rising uncontrollably. He blamed the state and federal governments for cutting funding to New York City.
Mr. Walcott took several barbs about teacher layoffs, never flinching or growing upset or defensive. Ms. Black had been criticized for making an ill-considered joke and once mocking parents when she was under fire.
Council members were skeptical that the city's budget necessitated layoffs. "It's a choice, not a necessity," Council Member Charles Barron said.
"I don't want to lay off teachers," Mr. Walcott told him.
"You don't have to," Mr. Barron replied. "Don't."
"But we have a responsibility to make sure that we have—" Mr. Walcott started, before Mr. Barron cut him off.
"Since you're going there," said Mr. Barron, whereupon Mr. Walcott interjected: "Where am I going? You didn't even let me finish the sentence."
Mr. Barron implored Mr. Walcott to change his boss's mind on teacher layoffs and use the millionaire's tax instead. "When you all go to lunch or breakfast or caviar at his mansion or whatever you do, I think it's important to influence him," Mr. Barron said.
—Stephanie Banchero contributed to this article.
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Fed Lifts Markets on Rate Outlook
Ben Bernanke showed he still can pack a punch, at least in financial markets.
Stocks, bonds and commodities soared on Wednesday, while the U.S. dollar dropped, after the Federal Reserve signaled it would keep interest rates exceptionally low until at least late 2014, further into the future than investors had anticipated.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which was trading in negative territory before the Fed release, closed the day up 81.21 points, or 0.6%, to 12756.96. That was a roughly 180-point turnaround from Wednesday's low. Thanks to those gains, the Dow is up 19.7% from its 52-week closing low in October and at its highest finish since May.
"You can see by the reaction in the markets all over the world that tacking on those extra months was a big surprise," said Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG LLC, a New York brokerage. "Clearly, the Fed is saying, 'I'm coming. Rates are going to be lower than you thought.' If you believe that equity prices are impacted by lower interest rates, then you're going to bid up stocks."
Investors also adjusted their view on Treasurys. Prices of the five- and 10-year Treasury notes soared, sending yields lower, as Mr. Bernanke signaled rates will remain low for longer.
The Fed's effort to lower borrowing costs is the latest example of efforts by policy makers globally to shore up economic growth and stabilize financial markets unsettled by the European sovereign-debt crisis. The European Central Bank has channeled hundreds of billions of euros to the region's banks through a new program offering three-year loans at cheap interest rates, bolstering confidence in financial institutions and soothing worries in government bond markets, at least for the moment.
In China, the world's second-largest economy, officials have shifted focus from fighting inflation to government spending in order to maintain growth.
Now, despite a steady flow of solid economic data in the U.S. in recent months, the U.S. central bank is signaling that it still isn't satisfied with a recovery widely seen as sluggish and fragile.
Even though the Dow has soared nearly 20% in the past four months, effectively creating a bull market within a bull market—defined as a rise of 20% or more—many investors still feel wary. It wasn't long ago that the Dow neared bear-market territory, defined as a drop of 20% or more from a recent peak.
Not much has changed to brighten the outlook.
Economic growth is slow and the recent round of earnings reports have struggled to surpass investor expectations. Also, the troubles in Europe continue to weigh on investors' minds.
"I'm not sure the market deserves to be in as good a mood as this," said Scott Armiger, portfolio manager at Christiana Trust in Delaware, which has $5.6 billion under management. "Earnings haven't been great, but the market is shrugging it off…It defies logic, but we'll go with it."
In the U.S. Wednesday, bond prices also jumped, pushing interest rates lower. Yields on the 10-year note closed at 2.009%, down 0.05 percentage point. Bonds with shorter maturities, which are more sensitive to interest rates, rallied even more. The yield on the five-year note fell more than 0.09 percentage point, to 0.810%, its largest one-day change since Nov. 1.
The euro strengthened against the dollar, rising to $1.3106 late in New York, from $1.3037 late Tuesday. Crude-oil prices gained 45 cents, or 0.5%, to $99.40 a barrel, after falling earlier in the session.
Other commodities also benefited from the weaker dollar. Gold futures gained $35.60, or 2.1%, to $1,699.80 a troy ounce. Silver rose $1.1610, or 3.6%, to $33.092 an ounce.
For market observers, there is a whiff of déjà vu to Wednesday's trading patterns. After the financial crisis in late 2008, markets surged in 2009, driven in part by government support such as the Fed's first round of bond buying. Throughout that period, commodities surged, the dollar weakened and stocks posted eye-popping gains.
A similar pattern also emerged in 2010, after Mr. Bernanke hinted that a second round of bond buying could be in the offing. That set off a rally in assets viewed as riskier by investors, such as stocks and commodities. Now, some see the prospect for further support coming.
"People who are neutral or bearish have got to get nervous at this point," said BTIG's Mr. Greenhaus. "You saw it in August 2010 and you can see it today. The Fed can drive up assets when it wants to."
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Helma K. (Klein) Dent
Helma K. (Klein) Dent, 78, passed away at Riverview Hospital in Noblesville on Saturday, March 2, 2013. Born on Jan. 18, 1935, in Kaiserslautern, Germany, she was the daughter of Karl and Ottilie Klein.
She graduated from Gaute School in Kaiserslautern, Germany in 1951. She married Maurice E. Dent on July 31, 1954 and had worked for Advanced Micro Devices and Del Monte. Helma attended Grandview Methodist Church and enjoyed spending time knitting, crocheting, and doing needlepoint.
Helma is survived by her husband, Maurice Dent of Pendleton; children, Maryann (Steve) Studley of Colorado Springs, Colo., Carl Dent of Pendleton, Doris (Marc) Rothwell of Calif., Sue (Drew) Reynolds of Noblesville; brothers, Karl and Peter; sister, Liese; 12 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Arrangements are being handled by Erlewein Mortuary in Fortville.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 8604 Allisonville Rd., Suite 140, Indianapolis, IN 46250.
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Modestep choose the songs
Listen to the tunes that Modestep have chosen for this exclusive playlist
Fri 25 Nov 2011
Your chance to listen to the tunes that Modestep have chosen for Monkey from Orange
Dubstep rockers, Modestep have put together a playlist just for Monkey from Orange. Modestep have said that we can look forward to 'a massive mix of genres' on their upcoming album, and their playlist is just as mixed.
The playlist is full of classics. It includes classic soul from James Brown and classic reggae from Bob Marley. That's not all, there's also a classic rock track from Jimi Hendrix and an epic Nirvana tune.
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Our new album, "Magpie and the Dandelion" is now available and there are a few different ways you can get a copy:
You can find the CD, LP, and exclusive offers including a limited edition tee, tote, and bundles in this store.
Choose from:
Special Edition Package: your choice of Deluxe CD or Vinyl, limited edition litho, 2 demo versions of "Apart From Me" and "Open Ended Life," "Another Is Waiting" music video, "Between a Magpie and a Dandelion" – video highlights from soundcheck.
Deluxe Digital: includes 4 bonus tracks. This offer is only available in the U.S. and Canada.
Physical: choose from Deluxe CD (includes 4 bonus tracks) or the LP!
All orders through Topspin will include an instant download of
"Another Is Waiting" and "Vanity."
3. Target is carrying an exclusive version of "Magpie and the Dandelion," which includes two bonus tracks: "Skin and Bones Demo Version" and "The Clearness is Gone Demo Version."
4. You can find a list of local indie retail stores carrying the record here.
5. Last but not least, you can download the new album via iTunes and Amazon.
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The set is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! I am very impressed. I originally was going for the two tone but decided on the yellow gold. Both my fiancee and I are satisfied. The ring looks much better in person & so gorgeous on my finger!
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Hello All,
I am new to Zimbra and had a question. I know it says that the network version of Zimbra must run on RHEL but I was curious as to if it will install on CentOS? I would think it would but I just want to make sure. If so, is there anything I need to change in the install process or any "heads up" I need to know about?
Finally, we utilize Ubuntu 6.06 as servers, workstations and LTSP. Does the network version of Zimbra run on Ubuntu? I would much rather run Zimbra on Ubuntu then CentOS, however we are crunched for time and must have our email server up within 2 months or less so I don't know if that's an option.
Thanks for any and all help you all might be able to give me.


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Shop for the latest men's, women's and children's fashion online at Dukanee.com. The website offers a wide variety of well-known and loved fashion brands including Aldo, Aldo Accessories, LE CHATEAU, Nine West, Skechers, Athletes co. and many more!


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The Vintage Street Rodders of America will roll into Medina this weekend for the fourth Ohio Nationals competition at the Medina County Fairgrounds, 710 W. Smith Road.
The car show will feature more than 200 pre-1949 American-made cars from around the country.
The group holds its national competition in Medina because the majority of its members are from Northeast Ohio.
"We like the Medina area," VSRA President Jim Bledsoe, of Tennessee, said. "It is a pretty little town and the people are nice."
There will be various seminars throughout the weekend.
The organization will award 25 VSRA Pick plaques at 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
The car show runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today Friday and Saturday and is $5 for adults. Children younger than 12 get in free.


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Linda Cardellini To Guest Star On New Girl As Jess' Sister
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Fans of ER and Freaks and Geeks should have no trouble recognizing the face of one of New Girls upcoming guest stars. Linda Cardellini has signed on to play the recurring role of Jess sister Abby in the beloved Fox comedy. Not much about her character has been revealed, apart from the fact that shes the lead characters sister, and that shes described as a wild child.
TVline posted the news, stating that we should expect to see Cardellini in February. New Girl is currently amidst its third season and as of late November, on hiatus until Midseason, when it will return for its next new episode in January. 2014 will be a big year for New Girl, as it will air a special episode after the Super Bowl, which just so happens to be in February. However, TVLine makes no mention of the Super Bowl in their news about Cardellini, so it might be safe to assume the post-game episode wont be her first appearance. (Prince, on the other hand, will be appearing in the post-Super Bowl episode via E! Online).
Looking at Cardellinis casting, Im flashing back to Friends, as Jennifer Anistons character Rachels sisters were both played by well known guest stars. Not only were Reese Witherspoon and Christina Applegate well known actors cast to play the sister of a popular comedys lead character, but their characters were both kind of nuisances. Applegates Amy was flightily and self-absorbed, and Witherspoons Jill tried to date Ross. Given that Cardellinis New Girl character is described as a wild-child, Im curious to see if shell interfere in Jesss life in some troublesome way, similarly to the way Rachel Greens sisters did in Friends.
Whatever her character gets up to, Im sure Cardellinis up to the challenge. She has some notable credits under her belt, including ER and Freaks and Geeks, as mentioned, as well as a recent run on Mad Men, playing Don Drapers latest mistress, Sylvia Rosen. When she isnt keeping busy on screen, Cardellinis also doing voice work, with voice credits that include Gravity Falls, Out There and Nickelodeons Sanjay and Craig.
New Girl stars Zooey Deschanel and started out centering on a woman who discovers her boyfriend is cheating on her, which leads her to seek new residency and results in her moving into a loft full of guys. The series has since evolved into an ensemble comedy about a group of friends, some of whom live together, as they deal with their various personal, romantic and professional entanglements. If you want to get caught up on the comedy, you can catch the first two seasons of the comedy on Netflix. New Girl returns for the second half of its third season on Fox on January 7.
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NACOGDOCHES, Texas (12/06/06) The inside-outside punch of Calvin Watson and Keith Wooden was enough to power the North Texas basketball team past Stephen F. Austin 76-70 on Wednesday at the William R. Johnson Coliseum.
The duo combined for 36 points in the win and snapped the Lumberjacks' (4-4) seven game home win streak. North Texas (6-2) improves to 3-1 on the road this season, and will head to Nicholls State on Saturday for the third of a five game road swing.
"I thought we came out focused and it was great to see us bounce back against such a tough opponent," said head coach Johnny Jones. "Keith and Calvin were tremendous, and I thought as a whole we played really well together and made good decisions."
Watson led the charge for the Mean Green, pouring in 21 points on 7-11 shooting. The senior got off to a hot start with 21 first-half points. Watson also hit a season-high four from beyond the arc, extending his streak of games with a 3-pointer to 17.
Wooden wasn't far behind, scoring 15 points to go with a pair of blocks. The junior entered the game with 13 total points on the road this season.
North Texas roared out to a 45-34 halftime lead on the strength of a 17-4 run midway through the period. The Jacks got the score to within three points in the second half, but couldn't close the deal. S.F.A. held the Mean Green scoreless for nearly five minutes while going on a 9-0 run of its own.
Point guard Ben Bell helped to put the nail in the coffin for NT, hitting three free throws in the final minute. Bell notched 11 points and three assists while committing no turnovers.
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18 April 2011
Photo: Andy MuellerSwiss team celebrates
LUGANO, SWITZERLAND: While Switzerland and Sweden trade leagues in Fed Cup by BNP Paribas for 2012, they have one thing in common: There are open questions on the personal front in both teams.
With the win of Anna Brazhnikova and Sandra Roma in the final doubles in Lugano, the Swedish team managed to avoid a "whitewash" by their Swiss opponents. A 0-5 verdict would have been harsh, as the visitors had chances in both singles matches which involved their No. 1 player, Johanna Larsson.
"Johanna could definitely have won the first set of the first match against Timea Bacsinszky, and then on the second day she played much better against Patty Schnyder. It was a 'do or die' match and if she had won, I believe we still would have had our chances", a disappointed captain Maria Strandlund Tomsvik analysed late on Sunday afternoon.
But as the leader of the "Tre Kronor" failed to win either of the matches and as Schnyder had also comfortably beaten Sofia Arvidsson on Saturday, the Swiss had an early reason to celebrate.
Captain Christiane Jolissaint was relieved: "It was a great weekend for us. On Saturday, everything went very easy, and despite Patty didn't play as well in the beginning on Sunday and faced a tougher opposition, she still managed to give us the third point."
Schnyder, who now has 50 Fed Cup match wins under her belt, is likely to retire rather soon. Jolissaint hopes that the emotions of Lugano make her think about the decision again: "I haven't talked to her about it at all, our focus was entirely on the weekend. But of course, it would be really nice if she continued for at least one more tie, we really have such a great team spirit."
"Team spirit" - the often used term is definitely not an empty one in the Swiss squad. Already in February in Eilat, the squad was very homogenous, including each and every member of the staff. Despite these great moments, Schnyder was still reluctant about a possible continuation: "The next tie is in February 2012 and I really don't look that far. I take it month by month now and then I will see but I definitely believe it was my last tie."
In case of Schnyder's absence, the task to keep the spot among the world's best 16 nations would be very ambitious. The burden of leader would logically go to Bacsinszky, who would be backed by Voegele and Sadikovic.
The extrovert Swiss No. 2 would definitely be able to live up to the task: "I would be sad if Patty really stopped. She is a great person and was always there when I needed her. On the other hand, it is always an honour to be No. 1 in your country and I will play Fed Cup whenever I can, if it fits into my schedule."
While everything went Switzerland's way by beautiful Lake Lugano, it definitely wasn't the year for Sweden. They had already lost a tie against Ukraine very narrowly in February, a team that next year will play among the world's elite.
Sunday's loss was also very hard to digest, as Strandlund Tomsvik admitted: "This team deserves to be in the World Group, but things really didn't go our way. However, last year, we won five matches, including the one against China, and then I wasn't a hundred percent sure that we belonged to the World Group."
Only a couple of hours after the bitter loss, it was hard for the Scandinavians to look into the future. Strandlund Tomsvik pointed out that the only question mark is about herself: "My players are very devoted to playing Fed Cup and will be there again. I have to analyze everything and see if I continue. It also depends what the (Swedish) federation wants."
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