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Speedway Motors is the street rodder's source for body parts, gauges, and interior accessories! Find all the essential fiberglass body components, gauge sets by Stewart Warner and Auto Meter, and hot rod bomber seats, in our online catalog. While you are there, check out our full line of script emblems, rear view mirrors, windshields, fiberglass hoods and grilles. Complete your hot rod with sound proof insulation from Dynalite and Hushmat. Don't forget about Speedway's hot rod bomber seats for your traditional street rod, too!
This harness was designed to offer you all the highest quality components in a package designed for cars with minimum accessories. Each wire is color coded and labeled every few inches.
Our prewired 12 circuit kit will fit all your basic needs and makes wiring a painless process. It is designed especially for the street rod without accessories. It also includes horn relay and connector, turn and hazard signals, dimmer switch connector, circuit breaker for headlights, two flashers, one alternator plug, two ignition switch connectors, plus more.
- Mainfuse box base is 1-7/8" x 3-11/16"
- Box height is 3-3/4"
Speedway Motors makes it easy for you to get your car rolling with our Model A frame assembly. This frame is engineered to accept our radius rod front axle and 4-bar rear suspension kits.
- Fabricated frame rails
- 1932 Ford front crossmember
- Front shock mounts
- Vega steering box mount
- Front radius rod mounts
- Hood hold down brackets
- Manual brake pedal
- Master cylinder mount
- S/B Chevy motor mounts
- TH350 transmission mount
- Rear 4-bar mounts
- Rear coil-over mounts
- Rear panhard bar mount
- Welded-in mounting nuts
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Reduce road noise and vibration while making your stereo sound twice as good fast with Dynamat. By first laying down a layer of Dynamat Xtreme, you will make your car quiet and cooler. Add another layer of Dynaliner and you will make it even cooler. Or a layer of Dynapad and make it quieter. A Dyna-Roller will make installation easy.
Kit contains nine 18" x 32" pieces (36 square feet) of Dynamat Xtreme (.067" thick) for rear decks, doors, floors and trunk floors. Unlike Dynamat Original, Dynamat Xtreme is also recommended for trunk lids, roofs, quarter panels, under-hood installations and multi-purpose use.
Simply measure your application to order the necessary amount. This product dramatically cuts heat and noise from inside the vehicle for more enjoyable cruising and every day driving.
- Use to get more bass, more music, lower road noise and better sound
- Kit contains (9) nine 18" x 32" pieces (36 square feet)
- Simply measure and cut to fit your application
Dynamat Information Sheet (PDF)
Dynamat Tech Spec Sheet (PDF)
Whether you're building an option loaded car or just want to have extra circuits available for future updates, this harness is perfect and makes any job painless. Compact 5-1/2"L x 4-1/2"W x 3-1/4"H fuse block holds 18 standard push-in fuses and can be mounted almost anywhere.
Each high temperature wire is color coded and labeled every six inches. Also includes GM type steering column connectors. To keep costs down and the quality high, this harness does not include any switches, light sockets or plugs that you would normally already have.
- Harness has 20 circuits, of which 18 are fused
- Taillight leads measure 17' long
- Includes plug for GM column, headlight switch, dimmer switch, and signal flashers
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$29.99More InfoSill Weather Whisker Stripx
After putting in new glass and window felt run channels, you don't want to reuse your old whisker that's on your garnish moldings, so here's a way to prevent scratching up that new glass. We now offer a 48" long, 9/16" tall whisker strip. Only offered in black.
$59.99More Info1928-31 Model A Front Crossmemberx
These replacement 1928-31 Model 'A' Ford front crossmembers lower a Model A chassis 2" below a stock crossmember. Replaces a cracked original or use it to start your reproduction frame off right. Made of heavy, 7-gauge steel with clearance for 1-3/4" cross spring. Welds to frame boxing plates of original or repro chassis.
$3.99More InfoUniversal Expanding Body Mountsx
If you are building a lightweight car like a "T" or an "A", mounting the body may present a problem. These neat expanding rubber universal body mounts allow you to drill a 3/4" hole in the top of the frame, insert a 3/8" coarse bolt, tighten, then the body is mounted.
Not recommended for cars newer than 1934.
$219.99More InfoTaylor's TOP Glass Window Material, 1/8 Inch Thickx
This amazing material from Taylor's TOP Glass is just the ticket for windshields, side and rear windows. Not to be confused with the more economical plexi-glass, this material allows anyone to cut to fit with common hand tools, but its special coating is scratch and chemical resistant.
This surface hardened plastic is similar to Lexan, but can be cleaned like normal glass without scratching. You can even use windshield wipers on it and clean it with standard glass cleaners.
- 50% - 75% lighter than glass (depending on thickness)
- 1/2 the weight per equal thickness of glass
- Extremely shatterproof
- Excellent optical clarity
- Coated on both sides with a very scratch resistant coating
- Highly scratch and chemical resistant
- High resistance to pitting or sand blast effect
- Can be cleaned with standard glass cleaner, no extra polishes or cleaners needed
- Excellent water shedding capabilities
Technical Info (PDF)
$9.99More InfoRubber GM Transmission Cushionx
OEM-style rubber transmission cushion for many '58-'82 GM transmissions including TH350 auto, Muncie, Saginaw, and others.
- Meets or exceeds OEM specifications
- Rubber formulation provides abrasion resistance and aging stability
- Tough, hardened steel plate & inserts
- Chemlock® bonding agent ensures superior rubber-to-metal bond
$4.99More Info1932 Ford Interior Door Escutcheonx
These are used on both the door handles and window crank handles.
- Polished stainless steel
- Inside handle escutcheons for 1932 passenger cars
- Sold Each
$11.99More InfoUniversal Aluminum Hingex
This universal aluminum piano hinge has a variety of uses on anything from race cars to T-buckets. Cut to fit.
1-1/2" wide with 3/4" of flat each side of pin. Includes two 36" length hinges.
$19.99More InfoNo Club Lone Wolf Car Club Plaquex
Complete the nostalgic look to your rod with this "Lone Wolf" plaque. Constructed of cast aluminum alloy that will not rust. Recessed background is finished in gloss black. No holes for mounting or hanging
$49.99More Info1932 Ford Stainless Steel Grille/Hood Trimx
This 1932 Ford stainless grille trim is made of polished stainless steel. It is the trim molding piece that goes between the grille and hood. This is the grille trim for a stock 32 ford grille shell. No other dimensions are available.
- 1932 Ford
- Polished stainless steel
- Fits between grille and hood
$159.99More InfoSpeedway 5 Gauge Setx
- Stainless steel bezel
- Backlit white face
- Includes:
- 3-3/8" Mechanical Speedometer
- 2-1/16" gauges
- 3-3/8" Mechanical Speedometer
- Mechanical oil pressure gauge and line kit
- Voltmeter
- Mechanical water temp gauge
- Fuel gauge and sender
- Replacement light socket assembly available #s 910-65075 & 910-65071
From: $29.99More InfoLexan Wind Wingsx
16" x 6". Choose from two colors of wind wing, smoke or clear. Wing wings sold in pairs.
$24.99More Info1932 Ford Cowl Vent Handlex
This chrome cowl vent handle is for a 1932 Ford and is made of solid brass. Plated with chrome. These handles open and close the vent atop the firewall to let air in.
- Fits 1932 Ford
- Made of solid brass
- Plated with chrome
- With mounting nut and washer
$149.99More InfoBase Door Panel Kitx
Design your own custom door panel with Hagan panel components. This kit comes with 4 black panel boards that are 39" x 32" which include 50 inline panel clips and a How-To video. Base boards are made of dense 1/8" water-resistant cardboard.
$14.99More Info1932 Ford V8 Headlight Bar Emblem, Chromex
These reproduction V-8 headlight bar emblems come with a retaining screw to easily mount. They feature a beautiful chrome finish and are the perfect finishing touch for your 1932 Ford.
- Chrome finish
- 1932 Ford headlight bar emblem
- Mounts with included retaining screw
$49.99More InfoDoor Propsx
This door prop kit fits between your striker bolt and bear jaw latch to hold the door open at car shows or for maintenance and cleaning.
17" long (where they snap onto the door latch pins).
$19.99More InfoExtension For Peep Mirrorx
You want peep mirrors, but they are too short? With this 1-1/2" longer extension, that problem has gone away. Chrome plated to match the peep mirror and machined to fit at both ends.
Mirror not included.
$1,699.99More InfoPast Tech 1932 Ford DuVall Windshield Framex
The famous DuVall windshield is most unique windshield frame on the market today. The DuVall name is trademarked by Speedway Motors, so you know you are getting the real thing! Frame is constructed of solid, cast brass which can be polished, painted, or plated. A classic finishing touch to any 1932 Ford street rod.
Includes 5 ft. of black piping which mounts between the body and the winshield frame. Glass not included.
555-32600 Instructions (PDF)
$59.99More Info1932 Ford Roadster Inside Door Handle Assemblyx
These inside door handle kits are designed for 1932 Ford Roadsters. They feature a beautifully chromed finish and are a complete set for 2 doors.
- 1932 Ford Roadsters
- Chromed finish
- Complete set for 2 doors
$14.99More InfoLinear Actuator Aluminum Mounting Bracket, 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 Inchx
These billet aluminum mounting brackets are for our Linear Actuator 910-64290. They are designed to mount your linear actuators to hoods, trunks, etc. on either flat or angled surfaces. Solid aluminum construction provides the greatest strength possible while remaining a great looking piece. The brackets are a satin finish, but can be polished to a bright shine. Sold individually - you may need two mounts (one for each end of the actuator). Includes bracket and three securing screws.
- Billet aluminum
- Satin finish
- Mount linear actuators to hoods, trunks, etc.
- Mount to either flat or angled surfaces
- Sold individually - may need one mount for each end
- Works with Linear Actuator 910-64290
- Includes bracket and three securing screws
NOTE: The vendor no longer includes the mounting plate as pictured in previous catalogs.
$54.99More InfoTubular Transmission Mount with 2 Inch Dropx
Universal rear transmission mounts and heavy duty tube crossmember. Fit most GM, Ford, and Mopar manual and auto transmissions. Black powder coated finish. Crossmember must be welded directly into frame or to 3 hole mounting flanges for bolt-in application. Fits frames up to 38" wide.
Note: May require re-drilling of the mount holes when used with Ford C4/C6 trans cushion 910-18017.
$31.99$42.18More InfoDEi 050501 Floor and Tunnel Shield II, Heat and Sound Insulation, 2 Ft. x 21 Inchx
Designed to provide the best possible heat protection in areas where high temperatures are always present and problematic, Floor & Tunnel Shield II limits heat transfer on fire walls, transmission tunnels, floor boards, fuel cells and other areas where heat is an issue. Floor & Tunnel Shield II provides excellent light weight thermal protection, acts as a guard against track and road debris, and provides sound deadening as well.
Constructed with an embossed 10 mil aluminum face bonded to 1/8" composite glass-fiber core and backed with a high temp super strong pressure sensitive backing, Floor & Tunnel Shield II withstands up to 1750°F of direct continuous heat. The adhesive side holds past 450°F. Its improved multifaceted modern aluminum surface offers improved reflectivity and rigidity and allows for ease of installation. At only 3/16" thick, this product can be shaped and trimmed for a custom fit and is ideal for minimal clearance areas.
With a unique and patented finely woven glass-fiber backing, Floor & Tunnel Shield II is the easiest, most cost effective way to control thermal transfer while protecting expensive components and vehicle occupants from extreme heat situations and sound.
Floor & Tunnel Shield II can be used on any number of surfaces including, metal, aluminum, carbon fiber, plastic, and more. Multiple uses include: fire walls, under hoods, transmission tunnels, fl
$249.99More Info1932 Ford Grille Insert, Rodders Stylex
This 1932 Ford grille insert is made from beautifully polished stainless steel. "Rodder style" inserts do not have a crank hole. This measures approx. 27-3/8" tall and 17" wide. The grille is retained in the shell with screws going horizontal into the shell through the shell flange.
- Polished stainless steel
- Rodder style
- Does not feature crank hole
- 27-3/8" tall
- 17" wide
$49.99More InfoAuto Meter 3357 Transmission Temperature Gaugex
$7.99More InfoSteel Hood Pin Kit with Q-Clipsx
Hood pin kit contains two 1/2" chrome plated steel studs, two steel scuff plates, four nuts, and two flip-over Q-clip pins.
Threaded Windshield Stud, 1928-36 Ford, 3/8 Inch X 3/8 Inch NF X 2 Inchx
These threaded windshield studs feature a stop and include one stud and one cone nut. They are zinc plated for longevity. Fits 1928-31 Model A and 1932-36 Ford.
- Steel material
- (1) stud, (1) cone nut
- Sold each
Not included in our windshield kits.
From: $29.99More InfoLicense Plate Bracket, 2 Inch Tube Clampx
License plate mounting brackets attach to tube axles, spreader bars, etc. with a 2" O.D. This license tag bracket is available in plain or polished aluminum finishes.
Macs Antique Parts A41563S 30-31 Ford Model A Plain Square Step Platex
Cast aluminum step plate for 1930-31 Ford Model A. Square plate includes a built-in 5/16" stud to mount the plate (with nut and washer). Square plate has a smooth plain cast zinc finish.
$39.99More InfoAdjustable Seat Riserx
- Cadmium plated steel
- Sold in a set of 2 pairs
- Three mounting hole options to adjust height
$24.99More InfoStewart Warner 82310 Deluxe Ammeter Gauge, 2-1/16 Inch, 30-0-30 Ampsx
Stewart Warner Deluxe 2-1⁄16" diameter ammeter gauges feature a black face, white letters and chrome bezel. A 12 volt light is included.
$159.99More Info1942-48 Ford Dash Trim, Passenger Car, 3-Piece Chromex
These reproduction dash trim panels are an exact shape as the original and come in a 3-piece set. They feature a beautiful chrome plated finish.
- 1942-48 Ford passenger cars
- Exact shape as original
- Chrome finish
- 3-piece set
- 44-1/8" wide and 8-1/8" tall in the center
$199.99More Info1928-1929 Steel Side Splash Aprons without Humpx
These 1928-1929 Model A steel side splash aprons are exact and now available without the hump at the rear. Approximate length, 68".
$44.99More InfoSpare Tire Mount Mirrorx
Mounts on the side spare tire. 4" diameter, beveled edge mirror, adjustable 1" wide leather strap. Strap mounting length is 16.5" at shortest point and 20.5" at longest.
Only available in brown.
$15.99More InfoHollow Half Round Rubber Cowl Lacing, 5/8 Inch Wide, 8 Ft.x
Soft half round hollow rubber cowl lace smooth surface flat on one side. Offered in a 8 foot roll.
Hood Lacing Instructions (PDF)
$11.99More InfoAuto Meter 2268 LS Series Oil Pressure Sender Adapterx
This LS Series oil pressure sender fitting allows your aftermarket 1/8" NPT oil pressure sending unit to be installed in place of the OEM oil pressure sender.
When installing aftermarket gauges, the OEM oil pressure sender is not required by the PCM and may be replaced by the aftermarket sender of your choice.
$6.99More Info1933-1940 Ford Oval Head Bumper Boltsx
These replacement oval head bumper bolts feature a stainless steel cover. They fit 1933-40 Fords and many others.
- Replacement oval head bumper bolt
- Stainless steel cover
- Fits 1933-40 Fords and many others
- Includes nut and lockwasher
$24.99More InfoGlass Run Channelx
This is a highly flexible U-shaped channel comes in an 8-foot-long x 5/8" wide coil with sides that are 9/16" tall. You will need one coil of window felt per door.
$11.99More InfoHood Saver Protective Clear Hood and Body Tape, 12 Ft. Rollx
Hood Saver is the world's finest transparent protective tape. This multi-purpose, waterproof super clear tape protects painted body parts and chrome from rock chips, tar and bugs. Hood Saver tape is easy to apply and remove. Provides an invisible protective film that is safe for all painted surfaces.
Comes in a 12 ft long roll that is 5" wide.
$14.99More Info4 Inch Peep Mirrorx
Our 4" diameter peep mirror clamps to the top edge of the door. Fits over a door edge that is app. 1/8" thick or thinner. Fits right or left side (reversible). A popular and universal mirror at a low cost. Sold each.
$124.99More InfoUniversal Vent Window Removal Setx
Replace worn out, rusted, or missing window channels and convert to one piece windows.
- Channels are adjustable
- Welding required
- Channels are 18" long, 9/16" wide, 3/8" tall
$9.99More InfoIdidit 2503000040 Universal Billet Aluminum Knob, 3/16 Inch Borex
Universal billet aluminum switch knobs work great as a headlight switch knob, dash knob, door knobs, lock knob, wiper knob, or a radio knob. These 3/16" versions are retained with a set screw.
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30 Halloween Decorating Ideas
Prop pumpkins
Various-size pumpkins stacked inside lanterns make easy but clever vignettes to place around the house.
Pose some plates
Use a glue stick to secure decorative paper to the center of old plates. Display on existing shelves for a seasonal look.
Lace works
Doilies used as stencils give a lacy look to orange pumpkins in the entry.
Subtle scene
This serene scene still says halloween with three plastic spiders and ghostly lanterns.
Matte black
Black place settings displayed on the mantel under a black wreath sets an appropriately somber tone.
Orange-and-white centerpiece
White pumpkins encircled by bittersweet vine and set along an orange table runner create a striking table arrangement.
Shining stars
Embellish pumpkins with silver and black items: stickers, fake birds and spiders, pins, paint pens ... . Let your imagination whirl across these living canvases.
Get crafty
Acknowledge the crafter in you by fashioning a dispay of tiny black-and-orange quilts, papier-mâché cats and other knickknacks.
60-Second Video: Halloween decorating inspirations
A few fake spider webs go a long way to "creep-ify" your home, but there are endless ways to take the haunts to the next level. These ideas transform living areas into spooky spaces.
Ribbon wreaths
Sunlight glints off of two foam wreaths wrapped in black ribbon. Hang them from large buttons glued to a valance created from newspaper.
Circle of orange
Attach tiny pumpkins to a moss-covered form for a simple-to-make wreath. A glossy black bow is the finishing touch.
Fashion a spooky tabletop display that starts with easy-to-make plaster-cloth spheres.
Wrap plaster-cloth strips (from a crafts store) around a balloon, following the directions on the plaster-cloth package. Leave open spaces as you wrap. When dry, remove the balloon and use a crafts knife to cut an opening for inserting the light. Place sphere over an orange or white battery-operated votive. Set your spheres on clear glass cake stands or similar displays.
Set the stage
As master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe makes a natural Halloween muse. Books feature the celebrated author's tales, setting the tone of our party. A vintage typewriter puts an exclamation point on the literary theme.
Clearly classic
Glass vessels and an antique urn take a turn toward the theme of the season with a few touches of black.
Welcome pumpkin
Put together a Halloween outdoor display like this one—featured on a Midwest Living® cover—using a weathered wheelbarrow as a base.
Stuff the bottom of the wheelbarrow with newspaper. Add a mix of pumpkins, gourds, fall leaf branches and bittersweet vines. Paint a friendly message on your pumpkins, if you like.
Get a little corny
White foam painted the colors of candy corn holds dried naturals and artifical crows for a door hanging.
Cast a web
Run a row of paper doilies down the center of the table for the look of webs. Black pumpkins sit below a black-painted chandelier.
Candlelit scene
Candles cast diffused light from lanterns with cutouts or stickers on the glass.
Halloween greeting
Perch an artifical crow on a Spanish moss-wrapped wreath. A pick of orange berries adds a dash of color. Hang it with an appropriately somber ribbon.
Pumpkin table runner
Create a fresh-from-the-patch table runner in just a couple of minutes.
Arrange a line of miniature pumpkins or gourds down the center of the table and weave a ribbon around them. Top this fall decoration with a bittersweet stem.
Flush of orange
A centerpeice of a hat box covered in orange felt and ribbons and filled with orange blooms sets the tone for this holiday table.
Spin a web
Wrapping a foam wreath in orange yarn then black rickrack makes a web for a spider.
A murder of crows
Fake crows crown an elaborate mirror marked with a spooky poem. Their feathers make up a wreath.
Clear message
Black and orange whisper Halloween. The message on the lettered cards spells it out. Black feathers and dried leaves adorn the wreaths. Print out letters on cardstock, then string them together with black ribbon.
Graphic statement
Hang white-painted letters on a vintage ladder in front of a strip of fabric for a season-specific greeting.
Put a spotlight on the decor
Holes cut from a pumpkin shine light on a felt table runner decorated with black cutouts.
Shelving style
A collection of Halloween-theme hat boxes fills shelves while other Halloween accents hang off a curtain rod, decorate a chair and fill a corner.
Flickering fantasy
Cut out a hauting scene from black paper; attach it to foam core for stability. Flickering votives cast an eerie glow. Set the display out on the mantle, in the entry or as a centerpiece.
Candles with a message
White-ball pins transform plain pillar candles into Halloween messages.
Where black cats roam
Long thought of as bad luck, black cats inject good fortune into this living room.
Eerie feel
A homemade bat (made from black poster board) gives Halloween flair to this wall sconce. The mirror reflects a black candlestick and candle, while books wrapped in decorative paper add contrast.


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The U.S. Olympic Committee is asking about possibly getting back together with the city of Chicago.
Do we want to make a new bid for the games?
The U.S.O.C. is considering making a bid for the 2024 summer games. In a preliminary step, the committee sent a letter to 35 American cities to ask which ones are interested in hosting.
Chicago apparently was on the list only because it's one of America's largest cities and because the city has bid for the game before.
Chicago's failed bid for the 2016 games are both a reason to try and again and a reason not to. It was a stunning failure when the International Olympic Committee dropped Chicago from consideration in the very first round of voting--especially after raising a reported $72 million in private donations and lining up celebrity spokespeople, including president Obama who flew to Denmark to make a final pitch on our behalf.
The cost for a new bid would probably be lower since so much groundwork has already been laid and the bigger picture could be setting up better for a U.S. bid this time around.
During the 2016 bidding, the U.S.O.C and the I.O.C. were in a dispute over how to divvy up money raised from TV and marketing contracts. Many wonder of that alone might've killed Chicago's bid.
The money issue has now been settled and on its merits, Chicago's 2016 bid drew compliments. The head of NBC sports reportedly said it was the best bid by a U.S. city he had ever seen, but the bid never seemed to have an overwhelming amount of public support. That's probably one of the reasons Mayor Emanuel has ruled it out. His spokeswoman told FOX 32 News that Chicago will not bid for the 2024 games.
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Whether you would like to entertain a select group of guests, host a large event throughout the entire restaurant, or bring the bluestem experience to your home we offer a number of possibilities.
The bar at bluestem can accommodate up to 40 guests for a standing reception. The bar is also a perfect setting for your pre-dinner reception prior to a seated dinner within the dining room. The bar is a cozy space with comfortable banquet seating, small cocktail tables and seating throughout. The bluestem bar stretches the length the entire room, perfect for serving guests during the evening.
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bluestem's dining room seats up to 30 guests for an exclusive lunch or dinner party. The dining room at bluestem is perfect for an intimate gathering with walnut table tops, candlelight, and an open kitchen. May you wish to expand the use of the entire restaurant arrangements can be made for additional tables to be set-up in the bar to accommodate more guests for a seated dinner within both rooms. bluestem can accommodate 80 guests when arrangements are made in both the lounge and dining room for a seated event.
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OK.. I will admit that this challenge is starting to get hard. I still have quite a bit of food to work with and I only spent my $10.00 last week. I haven't spent anything yet this week and again, am only giving myself $10.00 to work with.
I'm very low on coffee and silk creamer. I'm not sure what I'm going to do about this situation. I really enjoy 2 big cups of coffee everyday with french vanilla silk. My oldest son also drinks a cup in the mornings when he's here. I usually buy fair trade, organic coffee not only for the environmental implications, but I am a coffee snob and it tastes better. I think I spend around 8 bucks a week just on this alone, so obviously it is NOT in my budget. I could cut down to small cup a day or I could drink black tea with vanilla soymilk instead.
I'm also having a bit of an emotional hard time with this for several reasons. As anyone who has read me for a while knows, my relationship with food is quite complicated. I know I use it for comfort and have tried many ways to break this cycle. I also use cooking and creating new recipes as a way to relax. I REALLY enjoy thinking up new recipes and finding fun ingredients to work with. I have come up with so many awesome recipe ideas in my head, but I don't have the ingredients and it is frustrating. I know I can push myself to create fun foods with what I have in the house, but I have run out of some of my GOTO ingredients like braggs, miso, fresh herbs, veggies, umeboshi vinegar and some spices. I would need at least $25.00 to replace what I am missing.
Another thing, my boys are 15 and 17. They eat a lot and I'm trying to feed them as healthy of a diet as possible, so that is a challenge. It's a stretch to be creative and provide a large amount of food with limited ingredients. They are not vegan and I usually keep some cheese and milk on hand for them.
The last thing that is frustrating me is that I had to cut my cable and internet connection. I only had basic, but obviously I can't afford anything at all extra right now. I have been able to pick up neighborhood wireless at least, so that is a huge relief. I can't get any stations at all on TV. I hate to admit, but I really enjoyed TV. I know I'll get used to all of this (and so will the kids) but right now it kind of sucks. That being said, on a larger scale, I see that all of this is a HUGE growth opportunity for me. I am VERY fortunate and I have a roof over my house, I am safe. I live in a country where I feel safe.
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I've been trying to do the "progressive" challenges for a few months and I'm learning a lot. Thanks for all the fun!
I want to make sure that I'm giving appropriate credit. I watched the video on the keyword and store item web address part so I know to do that, but should I also list that same info under the photo description and credit section? It's seems a bit redundant (sp?), but I want to do it properly. Also, do I need to do an accumulative listing when I post Step 2, 3, etc? How do you all keep track of this? Again, I want to give proper credit where I should....and what about the non-GDS stuff? How should I list that and where?
Sorry, sooooo many questions....
Jessie :)
Jessie, so nice that you are having fun with the progressives here.
The easiest way [for me] is to save the original PSD/Tiff file under the name [like Jan Progressive] in a new folder labeled GDS Jan Progressive [as an example]. Makes it easy to find that month's progressive. Then when I reduce the image and save it as a jpeg file, I label eash one with my user name, month name, and step number.... ie.... BrightEyes Jan Prog Step1. End up with the same number of jpeg files as there are steps inside that month's progressive follder. BTW... as a hint - never flatten the PSE/Tiff original file as then you can't add more layers to it. [Learned this one the hard way on my first progressive.]
I always put the the kit name and link to kit in the description box as well as in the credit/store item boxes. There has been some problem finding it from clicking on the store item boxes.... sometime it will say 'item not found'. By including it in both places - a person can find the kit easily. I will also list the kit by name/designer in my post - if I remember.
I also like to copy and paste the step information into each step description box..... being sure to go back and repaste the kit link information as it gets cut short when you do the copy. So... step 2 would have the info from step 1 and step 4 would have the information for all the steps up to that step. Hope that is clear.
Have fun and enjoy the progressives.... they are additive.
ETA: for non-GDS items list them under the GDS but do not link them as outside linking is not allowed. You should list the kit and designer names do not list the other store name/s. Read the Gallery TOUs here. The progessive rules say you need to use at least 50% GDS items.
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Thanks so much Bright Eyes for your help. I'm still a little unsure of how to credit a non GDS designer....could you give me a generic example??? Thanks again for all your help!
-Jessie :)
There is a place within your program (PS or PSE) under properties to list things. Another way to do it is to put a layer at the bottom of your layer stack and name it credits.. then list the credits there and just keep it invisible until you need to add things to it. Then just copy and paste it when you need it. :) I'm sure there are heaps of other handy suggestions others have too. Pick one you like and have fun! :)
Just a Tweek on Bright Eyes comment re: progressive rules.. it states "Use of at least 50% GDS Designer products is encouraged and very much appreciated!" ... it doesn't say you *have to*.
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Thanks so much for the info! Though I may use some outside stuff, I recently signed up for a year for the monthly stuff from GDS....so shouldn't be any problem finding all I need there. Now, I've gotta try that Scrappin 7...whew! hahaha
Jessie :)
This is the first time I am doing the progressive challenge so I am a bit 'scared'
I hope this first step is okay. I used a fine texturized paper from CorelPainter and I used a blue colour. I placed it in the gallery.
Now it's waiting time till the next step
You'll love doing this, Ingrid! I've learned sooooo much!
Have fun!
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The Czech European Presidency (January 2009-June 2009) followed on from France. It's motto was 'Europe without Barriers."
The Czech Republic European Presidency formed part of the troika Presidencies alongside France and Sweden. As such it was committed to promote healthy, active and dignified ageing.The Czech Presidency organised "the European Conference on Dignity and Hazard in the Elderly", which took place in Prague in May 2009.
Alzheimer Europe talks with the Czech Health Minister, Danieal Filipova, about the Czech Presidency which ran from January 2009 - June 2009.
Alzheimer Europe (AE): Minister Filipiova, the ageing of European populations has been recognised as a priority by a number of EU Presidencies. The French Presidency organised a key conference on Alzheimer's disease and two Council conclusions were dedicated to the importance of greater European collaboration on Alzheimer's disease. Does the Czech Presidency plan any specific follow-up initiatives in this field?
Daniela Filipiova (DF): The Czech Republic is committed to the shared priority of troika (The European Presidencies of France, Czech Republic and Sweden) that is to promote healthy, active and dignified ageing. Of course, in the context of demographic ageing and rising numbers of frail seniors, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia are one of the key challenges for the near future, in terms of ensuring quality treatment and care, protecting dignity and rights of people with dementia and their carers and promoting social inclusion.
Demographic ageing requires a change in the health strategy. The rising number of frail, older people necessitates adapting health services and ensuring the availability of geriatric care, long-term and palliative care. The challenge ahead is to transform the success and progress of our ageing societies into future development and to promote healthy and secure lives and to strengthen cohesion in our families, communities, and societies. Adopting, implementing and developing policies that promote inclusive age-friendly society are thus strategic long-term priorities.
The Czech Government is aware of those challenges at both EU and national levels. The Czech Government in January 2008 adopted a broad strategy called "Quality of Life in Old Age". Its primary goal is to mainstream ageing into health, education, housing and other relevant policies so that they reflect and adapt to the needs of ageing populations. The program has set forth priorities for the period 2008–2012 (1. active ageing, 2. age friendly environment and community, 3. improving health and health care in old age, 4. supporting family and carers and supporting participation of older persons in society and protection human rights). The promotion of "ageing-in-place" and protecting human rights are the overreaching priorities of the program.
AE: Are there other Presidency priorities in the health or social fields, which would be of interest to people with Alzheimer's disease and their carers?
DF: The Czech presidency inter alia organizes the European conference "Social Services – A Tool for Mobilising Workforce and Strengthening Social Cohesion", which will take place in Prague on 22nd and 23rd April 2009. The conference will focus on growing employment opportunities in social services in the context of population ageing, support for informal carers, the role of social services in reconciliation of employment and care, the balance between professional and family care, and active social inclusion. The conference will contribute to the exchange of best practice in those areas.
The Czech Republic is prepared to address the issue of the creation of a voluntary and legally non-binding European framework for the methodology of standards of quality of social services, which will significantly contribute to the debate on possibilities of cross-border provision of social services, and to specifically address the question of standards of quality of social services within public procurement procedures.
AE: The Czech Presidency will organise a conference on dignity and the elderly in May 2009. Do you intend to raise the specific problems faced by people with dementia and their carers at that conference?
DF: The Czech Presidency is organizing "the European Conference on Dignity and Hazard in the Elderly", which will take place in Prague on 25th and 26th of May 2009. The conference is of strategic importance for formulating responses to challenges and opportunities of our ageing populations at the EU as well as national, regional and local levels. The conference will focus on active and healthy ageing, community and long-term care, the needs and preferences of older persons in ageing society, the role of municipalities in provision of integrated care services, geriatric frailty, prevention of abuse and neglect, ageism etc. The problems faced by people with dementia and their carers are, of course, among the issues, which will be addressed from different perspectives and in different contexts during the conference.
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DF: Undoubtedly, the most efficient way to tackle a common challenge is to streamline our efforts to prevent and minimize incidence of dementia and/or its consequences. Supporting research and effective research strategy is a key way to address this challenge. Improving the situation and dignity of carers and people with dementia by ensuring quality staff and availability of specialized health and social services is a key task and challenge.
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In keeping with the Christmas in July theme I thought it would be fun to use my Merry Merry kit this exchange. And just think, you'll have a great little Christmas gift all ready to go way before hand!
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And don't forget, the kit is one sale this month 50% off!!!
Here are the pages you will get from me, plus you will receive ALL the other pages submitted!
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* Each participant will submit at least 1, 4X6 brag book page but not more than 3 using this kit only (but you may include any commercial use supplies as well). Please put all of your pages on 1 preview page to upload to the gallery to prevent any non-participants from using these pages.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The union and pension fund for Hostess Brands Inc
New York-based Gordian, which has no institutional loyalties to funds or bondholders in Hostess, will provide conflict-free advice for the welfare of the company's workers, The Bakery and Confectionery Union and Industry International Pension Fund (Bakers Fund) said.
In a separate announcement earlier this month, Hostess said Flowers Foods
The Bakers Fund said it intended to hold direct discussions with the bidders for Hostess and had chosen Gordian to advise it on the basis of the investment bank's track record in distressed financial situations.
"The Bakers are here to work with bidders in any way as our sole goal is to maximize jobs and pension benefits for our members," said David Durkee, who is chairman of the Bakers Fund.
"We are looking to support and work with well-capitalized bidders," said Durkee, also President of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union.
Hostess, maker of the iconic Twinkies and Ding Dongs, expects to announce by January 25 a so-called stalking horse bidder that would set a baseline for an auction and guarantee a buyer, said people familiar with the matter.
The sale, which could raise around $400 million or more according to one of the sources, is part of the company's bankruptcy reorganization. Hostess decided to shut down its business and liquidate after a strike by its bakers' union crippled the 82-year-old company.
Grupo Bimbo, the world's largest bread maker, already has a large U.S. presence with Entenmann's baked goods, Thomas' English Muffins and Sara Lee bread. It had also bid for Hostess' bread business but lost out to Flowers in the race to become the opening bidder.
The auction is being run by Joshua Scherer of Perella Weinberg Partners.
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With 83 percent of people reporting allergies, it's important to beware of triggers especially on Valentine's Day.
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Some of the common allergies associated with the holiday: chocolates, roses and perfumes.


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Welcome to the world's only marketplace for people to buy and sell horse racing and sports tips online. When you open a rleague account (which is FREE!) you can buy and sell tips straight away! It's similar to a tipping competition except anybody can purchase your tips off you and you take 70% of the profits!Table 'rleague.meeting' doesn't exist
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She paid cash for a van on Craigslist -- and sadly, she unknowingly bought a stolen vehicle. But some good guys saw the story on Fox 2 and now grandma's got a new ride.
Click on the video player to watch Ron Savage's report.
Debra Giller of Livonia was ripped off by a woman she connected with on Craigslist. Out $2,400 cash -- a red 2004 Dodge Grand Caravan she purchased actually was reported stolen. Police towed the van away. But, Debra still needed a ride to drive her three grandchildren back and forth from her house to school and to get to her medical appointments. Debra is a stage four cancer patient, the cancer has moved from her breast to her bones.
Jeremy Smythe, the finance manager at D & D All American Auto Sales & Service on Groesbeck at 10 Mile in Warren saw the story on Fox 2 and called to offer Debra a beautiful, 2002 red Dodge Grand Caravan free of charge!
"The owner decided to step up to the plate and donate the van," Smythe told Fox 2.
Debra was handed the keys on Saturday. She jumped out of the driver's seat to give Smythe a hug.
"I've had family members that have had cancer and somebody needed to help her out," he said. "There shouldn't be people out there taking advantage of people with cancer. What kind of dirt bag does that to somebody?"
Debra will start radiation treatments this week. The Problems Solvers want to thank everyone who stepped off and offered to help!


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I've never read Twilight nor heard of True Blood...but I am a big fan of the Anita Blake Vampire Slayer series
I've always loved horror movies
I've never read Twilight nor heard of True Blood...but I am a big fan of the Anita Blake Vampire Slayer series
I've always loved horror movies
Me: Julie-46 DH: Kelly-52 DD: Rhianna-17 DS: Gage-He's 3!
I hate to keep interrupting the book discussion to talk about my neighbor woes, but I have to confess dh was an awesome detective today. He went to the city offices and pulled all the building permits for our house from the archives. We also emailed my friend's husband, who is a surveyor. Then my dh got the neighbors' property description and their names, which he promptly googled.
We found out that WE own the majority of the driveway our neighbor has been parking in for the past five years. We have an easement to let them pass through our larger portion of it, as they have with the little amount of space in the driveway next to their house. Our back building is built about a foot away from the property line, enough room for the eaves to be on our land. Dh also found out they have a lien for their garbage fees, what they earn per year, and that they're not married even though they say they are. We don't care about their marital status but it's good knowing as much as we can about them. I would hate to have dh working against me, honestly. He is a wonderful friend, and a dastardly enemy.
Dh wants to gather more information, and then we'll try to sit down with them and all of our paperwork about the boundaries and civilly have a discussion which we'll hopefully agree upon.
Oh, and I liked the Anne Rice/Rampling books as well. I read them when I was young and was not shocked at all. I learned to read with the Fabulous Freak Brothers comics, after all, and my parents never censored my reading material.
I'm keeping an eye on all of the suggestions here for when I browse the Kindle store again.
Lydia, that's great about your neighbor situation. Hopefully you will be able to resolve something.
I read those books, as well, and after a while I was just bored by them. Three books just seemed like overkill.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I am terrible about that blog. I have been trying to make "social media work for me" but ugh, I just don't like to blog.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
I confess that I'm kinda crabby because it's getting cold here and I have yet to be warm this morning. and it was snowing though I think that has stopped for now.
You would think that living in Wisconsin my entire life I would be used to this but nope.
I would love to just fast forward to say April.
I confess . . . I'm playing hookie from work today.
My boss believes I'm staying home because of migraines 4 days in a row. I did have one 3 days in a row and COULD get one today as I did not sleep well last night.
It's more that I'm tired of some of the bs at work, have the "big" boss coming in today, and don't have an article ready for him (publishing a study I led over the summer) that he's been on my ass about cause I've been procrastinating. so I'm staying home today.
Lydia, why did they turn so nasty? I think a mediator sounds like a good idea.
Travis has not been well today; he was quite whiney the past few hours, so I've got a glass of rose wine and a peanut butter sandwich for my supper here and it's soooo nice. LOL.
The BIL thinks he's a big shot and he probably didn't like having to obey a stranger's command in front of all of his friends and family, and didn't like being made to feel foolish. After that, our neighbors apologized for their BIL's behavior, but now they're saying that dh was unreasonable about it.
The BIL also told me that he gave them the money for the house and they haven't paid him back, so he essentially owns it. He told me that when I asked him why he had so much interest in the property lines.
Ashley, I don't think a child's behavior at this age can predict bullying. I can't wear a skirt or a dress around my kids because they enjoy getting under it and lifting it up. And I've been pantsed a number of times.
Krista, you totally deserve a day off. Sounds like if you went into work, your migraine would come back anyway.
We had a horrible person in our neighborhood complaining about us constantly, trying to shut down the daycare and just being a general pain. Dbf is pretty intimidating too and basically had to threaten the guy and I told him I was filing harassment charges. We have not heard from him in quite a while so I really hope he is done.
I hope you guys can resolve everything. What a jerk that bil is. Can you imagine carrying around so much hostility that you take one comment/request from a person and let it escalate as far as this has?
I confess that without his permission for the first time ever I took a bunch of old mail of dh's and just threw it into the recycling bin. I sorted it first, and saw the same subscription renewal letters over and over again dating back for two years.
My dad is coming tomorrow and my MIL is coming on Sunday and I feel like our house looks terrible and I'm fed up with pack-rattery.
big hugs, Ash!
I confess, I don't get why people ask for others' opinions when they already have their mind made up. Durrrrr!
I confess we need 2 cars. I'm tried of sharing!
Ok so something weird happened today...
I got a facebook email from the very first boyfriend I ever had, from when I was about 9, to 12ish, I think. (it was mostly long distance, but we met each other at summer camp and went together for 2 years I think)
He found me through the camp alumni group and he remembers the craziest things about me, and our "relationship", down to what I said in my breakup letter. I was mean to him and I always regretted that.
I can't really blame him for remembering the random stuff he remembers, because I remember weird random things about him too, but it's still creeping me out a little. LOL
And I had been totally thinking about him recently. I almost died when I saw his name in the inbox. (no "feelings" anymore, just wondering what he'd been up to)


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*>"K &■% Circulation — — -^ -~ rAis issue- 55UO TAeUTAH COOPERATOR VOL. I, NO. 7. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH JANUARY, 1947. UCA Volume $572/000~Savings $30,000 for 1946 THE COOPERATIVE WAY Utah's Dilemma Can Be Answered Through The Cooperatives BY. JOS. A. GEDDES Editor's Note: Part one of this article dealt with Utah's rich natural resources; how corporate interests reap much of this wealth, and compared how well-suited Utah is to fit into a cooperative program to recapture a just share of her natural wealth. PART TWO III. Large issues are at stake. 1. A HOOK-UP WITH NATURAL RESOURCES IS NECESSARY Utah people should develop cooperatives strongly, because through them the people can connect up their standards of living with the natural resources of the mountains. Unless this hook-up is made, living standards will remain low and become lower. With it and with wise population policies they may become high and continue to become higher. It would do inj ustice to Brigham Young to infer that in an age when the relationship of industrialization to progress was everywhere being demonstrated he planned that his people should become tillers of the soil only. Actually Brigham Young wanted the people to reclaim the land first so that a sound basic foundation would be laid for the development of a stable culture. Later industrialization would come. 2. COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS REQUIRE SUPPORT. Utah people should develop cooperatives because cooperatives improve opportunities (Continued on page 2) REGIONAL SHOWS REAL PROGRESS In terms of financial progress, 1946 has been strikingly successful for UCA and most of its member associations. Wholesale sales have skyrocketed in comparison with 1945 ($575,000 compared with $305,000) and net savings have trebled ($31,000 compared with $11,000.) Other important gains may be noted: (1) Establishing of The Utah CO-OPERATOR. (2) Alignment with the Farm Bureau. (3) Strengthening business relations with farm marketing cooperatives. (4) Embryo supply organizations developing at Tremon- ton, Corinne, Huntington, Oasis and Ogden. (5) Completion of warehouse addition. Each of these developments have contributed to the stature of the cooperative movement in Utah. The philosophy of consumer cooperative ownership, with all of its power for human welfare, finds active expression in Utah almost solely in the UCA and the people who own it. Million Dollar Budget Is Goal Set for 1947 All previous records for sales and net savings for Utah Cooperative Association were smashed in 1946. UCA sales volume rose to $572,000, an increase of approximately 90% over the preceding year. Although net savings have yet to be confirmed by audit, it is estimated! that the amount earned will exceed $30,000, according to W. B. Robins, manager. Most of the gains were made in sales of gasoline, farm fencing, and electrical appliances, although tires and auto accessories contributed substantially to the total. The entire $30,000 in net savings will be returned to patrons of the regional wholesale as deferred patronage refunds. Without resting on its 1946 laurels, the UCA Board of Directors at its meeting on December 28, approved a sales budget anticipating $1 million in sales for 1947, together with an extensive addition to the central warehouse at Salt Lake City. Authorization also included an additional two staff members—one to head the Appliance and Hardware section and another to direct Educational and Organizational activities. Neither of the men has been named, but several applications are under consideration. The new appointees will be announced in the next issue of this paper. "I loo\ forward to the contribution that the cooperative organization!; throughout the world will make to the years of peace that lie ahead."—Franklin D. Roosevelt. SUPPORT THE MARCH OF DIMES Help fight infantile paralysis with your dollars and dimes
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|Utah Cooperator, January 1947;
|Utah Co-operator newspaper, vol. 1, no. 7, January 1947. Articles include: "UCA Volume $572,000--Savings $30,000 for 1946, The Cooperative Way, Milllion Dollar Budget is Goal Set for 1947, Farmers Need Urban Help, Sees Increased Appliance Deliveries, Co-op News Gleaned From CNS Bulletins, Activities Around the State, Explosion and Flash Fire Wrecks Moroni Co-op Station, Spring Tidings, Co-operative Insurance, Appliance Service School Sponsored by Regional, Annual Meeting Planned by Orem Co-op.";
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Extension, Enterprise, and Education: the Legacy of Co-operatives and Cooperation in Utah Digital Collection
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|Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library;
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|Scanned by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library using Epson Expression 10000 scanner, 8-bit RGB, at 400 dpi. Archival file is uncompressed TIFF (400 dpi); display file is JPEG2000.;
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