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It's a fashion faux pas that Fordham Law School student Kevin Manz hasn't been able to overcome in four years. Having to work a full day and then scuttle off to law school at night, Manz can't help showing up at the office wearing a suit and carrying a book bag. "I've tried every which way to avoid it," he says. "There is no other way to carry that many law books and a laptop to and from without doing it in a school bag—it looks ridiculous."
Manz's dilemma captures the time-crunched lifestyle of the part-time law student. Weekdays after work, Manz heads to Fordham's Manhattan campus overlooking Lincoln Center for hours of legal instruction. He reads case after case whenever he gets the time, which often sucks up his weekends. And he endures the occasional jab from colleagues ("Where's your lunchbox?") when he straps on his backpack to do it all again. "The people I've met at Fordham night school are such unbelievably high-energy people," says Manz, 28, who started law school while working in business but now works as a law clerk at Cravath, Swaine & Moore. "A lot of them work in careers where it is very unusual to leave work at 5. I'm always the first one out of the office, but it comes at a price."
Part-time programs are available at scores of law schools across the country. Our rankings list 87 of them; one, Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Mich., even has more part-time students than full-time. Not all areas of the nation are equally well served, although if you live near Washington, D.C., you'll find no shortage; five of the six top-ranked schools are within 40 miles of the U.S. Capitol. Typically, part-time programs are four years instead of three; some give students the flexibility to switch into their full-time programs.
What these schools have in common is that they're tailored for the working professional. "These are people who are out there working and can't afford just to leave their jobs and go to full-time law school," explains Andrew Cornblatt, dean of admissions for Georgetown University Law Center. Many choose this route for financial reasons; others, like Manz, want to keep current with their industry. "What I can tell you is, I have learned so much outside the classroom in the last four years in addition to what I learned inside the classroom [that] to give that up definitely would have hampered my development as a professional," Manz says.
Burning the midnight oil. Another thing these programs have in common: They're not easy. Not even close. "You don't fall into evening school," says Fordham Law School Dean William Michael Treanor. "If you're working and you're going to law school at night, you really want this." Part-time classes usually run Monday through Thursday evenings, often with Saturday and summertime options for students who want to lighten their nighttime load. "We try to be very accommodating for the evening students, and so we try to schedule classes in such a way that they can go to class fairly easily and work full time," says John Attanasio, dean of the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University. "Evening education is not easy, period."
Fordham students interviewed for this article said they have less time for family and friends—and forget about free time on the weekends. Even though they attend school in the heart of New York City, as Evening Division students they don't have a lot of time to enjoy it. But they also know the key to success: striking a balance between work, school, and—because part-time law students are often older than their full-time law school peers—family, too.
The biggest drawback of part-time legal education is that students have less time than their full-time peers for extracurricular activities—and fewer opportunities to gain practical experience before graduation, which can make them less appealing to employers. "It's definitely more difficult for us to get legal experience in, though I think the expectation will be different for evening students," says Susan M. Stern, an architect enrolled in Fordham's evening division. "I think it's important to have something to put on your résumé that is specifically legal, but I don't think it needs to be a full-time gig by any means." Fordham offers several nighttime clinics to help students beef up their résumés.


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The Columbus Dispatch - February 14, 2013 11:02 AM
At the end of a day's worth of promoting/defending his two-year, $63.3 billion budget proposal Wednesday, Gov. John Kasich was asked by an editor at an Ohio Newspaper Association if he supported President Barack Obama's call for Congress to raise the minimum wage to $9 an hour.
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Editor: "You could lend your voice to it."
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"Look, we want everybody to make more money. I'll tell you how people are going to make more money – get better education. That's the key to this great divide that we have.
"Whether it is money for foodbanks, whether it's taking people from disabilities who are severely disabled and giving them a chance to be in some place other than a sheltered workshop, whether it's the mandating of autism coverage … to help people in need, we've done all that.
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I am just wondering if Windows7 applications like the WindowsMediaCenter can leverage the benefits of the QuickSync video decoding ?
On the Intel Quick Sync web pages there are just SW packages from Arcsoft, Cyberlink, etc. mentioned that utilize these capabilities, but not the WMC.??
The applications we know can work with Intel Quick Sync Video are located on the following link http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/quick-sync-video/quick-sync-video-general.html which is probably the link you already checked.
I recommend getting in contact with Microsoft to see if Quick Sync Video can be used in any of their applications or not.
I can do so, but the question is more: Will Intel provide a DXVA2 driver for QuickSync ? which will open this feature for any app that utilizes this interface, which is obviously not the case yet ...
We do not have the features that will be included in future versions of the software. You can check the release notes of the application as soon as a new version is being released.
Thank you for your feedback. I will forward the information to the appropriate support group so; they can take it in consideration.
QuickSync is used automatically by WMC and any other DirectShow or MFT player. This is done via the DXVA2 interface the driver exposes.
The actual component used by WMC are:
Video decode - Microsoft DTV-DVD video decoder (ships with windows 7)
Video post process - EVR renderer (Microsoft).
Note that other free decoders can be used:
FFDShow with QuickSync enabled.
LAV Video decoder with QuickSync enabled.
Eric Gur
Thx, got it.
One last question:
what happens if I plug in an Ivy bridge CPU that covers "Quick Sync" into a motherboard with an Intel chipset that covers "ClearVideo", so I have two DXVA2 video decoder accelerators ?
Both QuickSync and ClearVideo are features of the GPU which is part of the CPU since SandyBridge. If the GPU is enabled (BIOS, Windows, screen connected to Intel GPU) then these features will work either via DXVA2 or by using the Intel Media SDK.
When using WMC (which uses ms-dtv-dvd) there is heavy corruption for 40s with 1080i50 content.
and here:
*Official* Ivy Bridge for HTPCs Thread
Is that something you're looking into?
I personally don't belong to the driver team.
I develop a decoder based on QuickSync which is used by either ffdshow or LAV filters. Both are usually better alternatives than ms-dtv-dvd. LAV video currently doesn't support full screen WMC, but ffdshow does.
Yes, I know you're the author of QS ffdshow and the appropriate contribution to the LAV suite.
I also have been following the doom9 forums on those two topics for a while.
While that is great work, (Thanks!) for WMC users it doesn't help with live TV, since it is not an alternative there.
Even though WMC is declared dead by MS, it is still the only piece of SW that actually manages to offer live and offline content in a consistant way using only the remote.
I also thought you mentioned some issue with interlaced content but I can't seem to find it anymore. Also, since this corruption is only on the new IB processor I have and not any old one, I thought you might have an idea (or at least know someone from the driver team)...
Thanks anyway.


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Late Night Consolingby Chris Remo, Nov 20, 2006 8:15pm PST
Well, guys, welcome to the new frontier, the limitless horizons, the soaring vistas of the current generation. No more "next-gen." I don't want to hear about that for four more years at least. Console manufacturer executives, that's your cue to shut the hell up for a while. Your systems are all out, people can buy them (maybe), there are games on the shelves, and the starting hands have been dealt. Microsoft: keep plugging with broadening the retail Xbox 360 library and don't get carried away with microtransactions. Sony: tie your overall O/S and online together and make the whole shebang worth 599 U.S. dollars--or 499, you get my drift, but that's not as catchy. Nintendo: please, please get your online multiplayer support in gear and make your component cables available to people who want to give you money for them. There are a lot--and I mean a great many--potential pitfalls that have me worried this round, but nonetheless there are a great many positives heading into the near future as well, not least of which is quite simply the very divergent paths being taken by the big three. That kind of thing is always beneficial to consumers and I am excited about the breadth of gaming experiences we're looking to have in the upcoming months and years. This holiday season will turn out however it turns out, with Xbox 360 already having launched and PS3 and Wii getting systems out there, but 2007 is looking to be a massive year for games and gamers. So, what are you playing? My new console recommendations would have to be Riiiidge Racer 7 and Resistance: Fall of Man for PS3, and Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, Trauma Center: Second Opinion, and (of course) The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for Wii. I haven't picked up Rayman Raving Rabbids yet, but I hear it's good stuff.
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In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the summer after Harry's first year at Hogwarts has been his worst summer ever… the Dursleys more distant and horrible than ever before. But just as he's packing his bags to return to school, a creature named Dobby the house-elf announces that if Harry goes back to Hogwarts, disaster will strike. And it turns out, Dobby is right. Harry and Ron miss the Hogwarts Express, so they fly to school in a blue Ford Anglia, crash landing in the notorious Whomping Willow. Soon other worries accumulate: the outrageously stuck-up new professor Gilderoy Lockhart; a ghost named Moaning Myrtle, who haunts the girls' bathroom; the strange behavior of Ron's little sister, Ginny Weasley; rumors about the "Chamber of Secrets," a cavern buried deep below Hogwarts; and a magical diary owned by Tom Riddle, a Hogwarts student of long ago. Harry is also shocked to discover that he can speak Parseltongue, the language of snakes - a rare ability that Lord Voldemort also possessed - and that anti-Muggle prejudice exists in the Wizarding world, even affecting Harry's friend Hermione. But all of these seem like minor concerns when someone starts turning Hogwarts students to stone: an evildoer said to be the fearsome Heir of Salazar Slytherin, on of the founders of the school. Could it be Draco Malfoy, Harry's most poisonous rival? Could it be Hagrid whose mysterious past is finally told? Or could it be the one person everyone at Hogwarts most suspects: Harry Potter himself?
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800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria to Open April 4 at Monte Carlo Resort and Casino in Las VegasChef Anthony Carron and partners' 800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria will open its first Las Vegas location on Friday, April 4 at Boulevard at Monte Carlo Resort and Casino.
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- The Rhinelander High School volleyball team gave Antigo a positive Bell Game preview Thursday night, taking down the Red Robins in four games.
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Rhinelander avenged an earlier loss to Antigo and pulled back to even in the Great Northern Conference at 4-4. The Robins fell to 4-4. Senior captain Katie Berrell led a balanced attack with 18 kills. Riley Aschenbrenner chipped in 14 kills, while Brianna Gilbert added 13.
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This is the final post about my entry for
How I made my nails so far is on the 2 previous posts:
☆Disney Nail Art Contest Part 2☆
This is my completed Cinderella nail art.
I added some baby blue and white roses
(made with acrylics) to finish.
Close ups of each nail(*^-゚)v
This is a Cinderella silhouette
and a little glass slipper.
This is the Cinderella castle.
This is a pumpkin carriage.
This is a bigger glass slipper.
And a Mickey shaped gemstone!
Thank you so much for reading my
3 day long nail art posts!
I hope you've enjoyed☆彡
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Lawmaker opposes fighter jet in BurlingtonThe Associated Press | February 08,2013MONTPELIER - A Vermont lawmaker whose district would be affected by the possible basing of a new fighter jet in the Burlington area is proposing a legislative resolution against it.
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Best Grumpy Old Man San Francisco 2001 - Rob Morse
Well, here we are, six months after the merger of the Chronicle and Hearst-owned Examiner. The two decks have been shuffled, and who should emerge as the ace columnist but Rob "Man With an Opinion" Morse. Apparently, Chron management feels this horseshoe-jawed Mill Valley resident should be the voice of the new paper, allowing Rob to dig deeper than ever into his cache of one-liners and shoot-from-the-hip takes on the issues of the day. Normally, he's just skippable, but every once in a while we come across a line that makes us wonder if Rob hasn't been around a little too long. For example: Looking for insight on the implosion of the new dot-conomy? Rob's got it: "What do you expect would happen to a company with the name Yahoo?" (Ah.) How about a terrifying account of an aging suburbanite in the big city? "Just as I was about to step into the intersection, a large adult on a skateboard flew in front of me." (That ... punk!) Can we cue the clichéd cheap shot against the Ammiano-led Board of Supervisors? "Surely [Ammiano] jests when he complains that film crews in City Hall interfere with the serious business of government. You know, like passing resolutions to protect the endangered hermaphroditic salamanders of the rain forest." And what about vegans? "Don't even get me started about vegans." Dogs will pee marbles before this guy could ever replace Herb Caen, but he might already be the next Archie Bunker.


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New Zealand was the Guest of Honour at the prestigious 2012 Frankfurt Book Fair which ran from 10-14 October.
The New Zealand pavilion has broken all previous Guest of Honour attendance records at the Frankfurt Book Fair with more than 90,000 people visiting the pavilion over the weekend when the fair was opened to the public.
All of the Frankfurt Book Fair writer sessions held in the New Zealand Pavilion are now available on our Youtube channel. Features speakers from Weta Workshop, Māori storytelling, cooks, comics to writers discussing working life in the aftermath of the devastating Christchurch earthquakes.
New Zealand breaks records in Frankfurt
NZ at Frankfurt YouTube channel
YouTube clip featuring highlights from the Frankfurt Book Fair.
YouTube clip of the New Zealand Pavilion at Frankfurt.
YouTube clip providing an overview of the Frankfurt Book Fair.
YouTube clip introducing New Zealand's Guest of Honour role in 2012.
A summary of New Zealand's Guest of Honour role
New Zealand was the Guest Country of Honour at the 2012 Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF). Attended by around 300,000 people from 110 countries, the Frankfurt Book Fair is the world's largest book fair and most prestigious annual publishing event.
New Zealand's Guest of Honour project ran for the whole year leading up to the fair, presenting 82 New Zealand writers and many cultural performers in more than 260 events in Frankfurt and 50 other cities throughout Germany and Europe. It provided an unprecedented opportunity not only to sell our books into international markets, but also to showcase New Zealand's literature and culture, to promote trade and tourism and to strengthen our political ties with Germany.
The Frankfurt Book Fair project was a major focus for the Ministry during 2011/12 and the first half of 2012/13. As the lead agency, the Ministry formed a small team to run the project, in collaboration with a number of other government agencies in New Zealand and Germany.
We partnered with the NZ Film Commission, NZ Film Archive, the Publishers Association of NZ (PANZ), Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University, the NZ-German Business Association and a range of other sponsors and partners in New Zealand and Germany, to effectively leverage government's investment.
New Zealand's highly successful programme built awareness and interest throughout the year, peaking at the Book Fair with almost 68,000 people visiting the New Zealand pavilion over five days. The FBF organisers attributed the 6% overall increase in the FBF's public attendance figures to New Zealand's Guest of Honour presence and profile.
Literature and Publishing Programme
Eighty-two New Zealand writers featured in more than 260 literary events in 51 cities in 2012 – mostly in Germany but also in Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, France and the UK. Thirty-five New Zealand publishers attended the 2012 FBF to negotiate rights sales with international agents and publishers from a collective New Zealand trade stand.
The German translation rights for 83 New Zealand books were sold in the lead up to the Frankfurt Book Fair. Since the Fair, there have been a further 33 German rights sales to 31 December 2013 – a total of 116 in all. New Zealand would normally sell the rights to around 10 books into Germany each year.
New Zealand rights sales into other territories were not measured before the October 2012 FBF. However, the 2012 FBF has resulted in 85 sales into other territories to 31 December 2013. In total this means at least 200 rights sales since early 2012. This is more than double the Publishers Association of New Zealand (PANZ) target of 100 rights sales by the end of 2013.
It is expected that this number will continue to rise. New Zealand publishers report further rights deals are in negotiation or under discussion as a result of the FBF.
The geographic reach of deals done and in negotiation include: Germany, France, UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Portugal, Spain, Croatia, Brazil, Poland, Sweden, The Netherlands, China, Italy, Japan, the Middle East, Slovenia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, Taiwan, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, and Norway.
Twenty New Zealand publishers, including five educational publishers returned to exhibit at the 2013 FBF, capitalising on the international interest achieved in 2012. They report further rights deals are in negotiation or under discussion as a result.
A German writer-in residence programme has been established in Wellington in 2014, funded by the German Embassy and the Goethe Institute and supported by the Wellington City Council. This idea was generated by New Zealand writers at the 2012 FBF, as a way of mirroring the Creative New Zealand residency in Berlin and strengthening cultural exchange between both countries.
Upcoming plans include a strong publisher presence at the 2014 FBF and PANZ entering into a contract with the Taiwan International Book Exhibition (TIBE) for New Zealand to be Guest of Honour in 2015.
Arts and Cultural Programme
The cultural programme in Frankfurt began in August 2012 where New Zealand was guest of honour at the Museumsuferfest – a festival which draws crowds of around three million people over 2.5 days. New Zealand's cuisine and culture were showcased and the opening ceremony involved the Leiden Waka (the ceremonial waka on permanent loan from Toi Māori to the Volkenkunde Museum in the Netherlands) on the River Main.
In October 2012, New Zealand presented a rich and varied programme of visual arts, film, dance and music in Frankfurt, all of which received significant media attention. The other key feature of the cultural programme was the 2500m² Guest of Honour pavilion.
The pavilion won the 2012 New Zealand Interior Design Supreme Award as well as the Installation Category Award. It also gained third place in the 2013 Adam and Eve German installation design awards.
Live Cinema Carnival of Souls by Jumpboard was invited to perform at The Barbican in London in October 2013 as a direct result of CNZ's support of international presenters to view this work in Frankfurt in October 2012.
The NZ music showcase at Frankfurt generated major media features for The Black Seeds and Electric Wire Hustle. The Black Seeds have since returned to Germany for five further performances, including two major festivals in Cologne and Freiberg.
NZ film producer Catherine Fitzgerald participated in the November 2013 Wiesbaden film festival retrospective of NZ films, and wrote this account:
"It was incredibly heartening … to get a sense of a very keen interest in NZ creativity which had been piqued by the Book Fair in Frankfurt! … It has had a real impact, more than a year down the track, among an intelligentsia and general arts focussed group of the population. A group that are now genuinely more interested in our films, music, art as well as books."
Education New Zealand
Education New Zealand (ENZ) worked with PANZ to fund nine New Zealand education publishers to operate a trade stand at the 2012 FBF. It also funded a web-book to showcase the products of 14 education publishers and tell New Zealand's export education publishing story.
Other ENZ activities included two online competitions targeting school students and culinary students and a successful volunteer programme at the FBF – ENZ recruited German students who had studied in New Zealand to guide visitors to the pavilion and publishers stand and to highlight New Zealand education opportunities for international students.
As of March 2014, seven new education rights deals have been confirmed, with more potential deals in train.
There was a 38 percent increase in German registrations in ENZ's Lead Management system after the FBF. This system captures information about potential future students; eg potential students who sign up to attend a NZ education fair.
ENZ supported five education publishers to attend the 2013 FBF. This also provided an opportunity to build export connections with Brazil, the 2013 guest country of honour and one of ENZ's new target markets.
Following the success of the FBF, ENZ is now supporting programmes with PANZ to build export connections and participate as Guest of Honour at the 2015 Taipei International Book Exhibition. It is also looking to increase its presence at the 2014 FBF.
Preference of Germans for New Zealand as a travel destination
Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) runs an "Active Considerer Monitor' in six of TNZ's key international markets, including Germany. The target audience is consumers who are actively considering New Zealand for a holiday in the near future. The monthly survey reports on New Zealand's brand image and advertising effectiveness in each market.
Results in Germany show that preference for New Zealand as a destination continues to be above benchmarks for Germany post the 2012 FBF. June 2013 figures show a 64% preference for New Zealand (top 2 box score). These figures have shown steady improvement since 2012.
Results for the quarter to June 2013 also show that 50% of Active Considerers in Germany associate NZ with "offers rich local arts and cultural experiences" – an increase from 39% in the previous quarter.
Project background
The Guest of Honour country showcases its culture in a year-long programme throughout Germany, culminating in the Frankfurt Book Fair. New Zealand exhibited its premier arts, creative industries and stories to new audiences and businesses. A hand-over ceremony from the current Guest of Honour, Iceland was held on Sunday 16 October 2011 in Frankfurt.
The Frankfurt Book Fair website.
Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Christopher Finlayson announced New Zealand's selection as Guest of Honour country with German Foreign Minister, Dr Guido Westerwelle at a media conference held at the Auckland Museum on 2 June 2011. The contract was signed between Lewis Holden, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage Chief Executive and Juergen Boos, the Director of the Frankfurt Book Fair.
New Zealand publishers have attended the Frankfurt Book Fair for more than 10 years. The Publishers Association of New Zealand (PANZ) coordinates a combined New Zealand stand for up to twenty publishers. In addition, a number of other New Zealand publishers participate independently.
The fair is held annually in the second week of October and runs over five days – three days for trade and two for the public. The fair features:
- over 110 attending countries
- almost 300,000 visitors
- 180,000 international trade visitors
- 100,000 buyers
- 10,000 international journalists from 63 countries
- over 5000 media reports in Germany and internationally: all German TV, radio stations, newspapers, related magazines, and online portals cover the event.
The Frankfurt Book Fair is increasingly extending its focus beyond books to digital media and the range of businesses contributing to that industry, the film industry, the gourmet industry, science, technology and medicine. It also features education, the promotion of literacy, books in translation, international culture and politics, audio books, children's books, comics, maps, and other aspects of the book trade.
Creative New Zealand made a significant contribution to support New Zealand's Frankfurt Book Fair Guest of Honour literary, arts and cultural programme in 2012. Information about Creative New Zealand is available on their website.
Related websites
An archival copy of the NZ at Frankfurt website.
View audio clips from the NZ at Frankfurt YouTube page.
Follow us on the NZ at Frankfurt facebook page.


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Crapbox Competition The Jp Way
Hazel plays his cards close to his vest. Cappa and Trasborg were completely in the dark about what this contest would hold until literally seconds before the first event began. In hindsight, they should've known that the Sh!%box Derby would be more about having fun than actual competition. After all, Sun Tzo wrote in The Art of War, "If you know neither yourself nor your enemy, you will always endanger yourself." And what sh!%box pilot isn't familiar with Tzo? If knowing nothing of Hazel's nature didn't tip them off, they should've caught a whiff of something in the air when he told Trasborg he'd get extra points if he showed up with a bale of hay and overalls. Cappa chose to forgo the Fonzie jacket and hair grease that he was asked to bring, but at least he got the mechanics overalls and handcuffs. But more on that later.
Yep, the Sh!%box Derby is history and the winner is the guy who not only brought the biggest sh!%box, but embraced the spirit of owning and operating a sh!%box-including all of the trappings that title holds. You can't expect to keep a sh!%box nice, or have it be reliable, or not get beat on in the name of reckless fun. Since an event like this really translates better on the big screen, we employed the help of our Web Producer extraordinaire Jason Gonderman to shoot tons of video of our shenanigans. And to keep us unencumbered while we played the clown, our ace Art Director Alan Huber headed out with camera in hand to expertly capture the action. Gonderman and Huber shot plenty of coverage, so be sure to check jpmagazine.com for the video and additional photos and coverage. Will we do it again next year? Should we do it again next year? We dunno. What do you think? With that said, enjoy Jp magazine's Sh!%box Derby.
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1 The 40-Yard "Drag" Race
Setup: Sh!%boxes break down frequently, and off ramps and intersections are dangerous places. As a sh!%box pilot, you'd better be skilled at getting your non-moving junk off the road in a big hurry. At the drop of the hat, "drivers" must push/pull/yank/or otherwise move their vehicle 50 yards using nothing but their feet and arms.
What Happened: Hazel lined the vehicles up and then read the event description, at which point Cappa busted out laughing and said, "I totally didn't see that one coming." The tone for the event was set. Trasborg seemed like the underdog, because after debating (mostly to himself out loud the night before) whether or not he should air down his tires, he went and dropped his pressure. The low air pressure, coupled with his rig being the heaviest, gave hope to Hazel, who stood little chance of beating Cappa in his superlight flattie. At the word "Go," Cappa was off like a shot, while Trasborg's big ol' Clydesdale legs got his rig rolling in short order. The drum brakes on Hazel's Comman D'oh didn't release at first, and Trasborg was a full half-car length ahead of him and moving fast before Hazel even got rolling. In the end, Cappa won it by at least two car lengths. Hazel began closing the distance, but Trasborg's bulldog tenacity didn't let up and he grunted out a very solid Second Place.
Winner: Cappa - 10-points
2nd Place: Trasborg - 5 points
Loser: Hazel - 0 points
2 Donuts: Not Just for Breakfast
Setup: A rite of passage for any sh!%box driver, the donut, much like the mullet, is part art and part party. The winner is the driver able to complete the most complete donuts in 30 seconds.
What Happened: Hazel let Cappa go first so his tires wouldn't catch a rut from one of the heavier vehicles, causing his flattie to flip, catch fire, and kill the boss. Hmm, on second thought. Cappa tried in earnest and the little L-head engine was giving it a real go, but the horrendous turning circle of the closed-knuckle Dana 25 did him in. He was only able to muster four complete donuts in the allotted time.
Hazel lined up next and gunned the V-8 in the peg-legged Comman D'oh. He should've taken a cue from Trasborg and welded up the diff, because the inside tire was screaming for mercy. A bit of throttle modulation kept the vehicle speed up and when the Comman D'oh emerged from the dust storm, it had completed five donuts.
Trasborg was last and as he pitched his sway bar-less MJ into its first turn we were all worried he was gonna go straight over onto his roof. That is, until the sound of a hog getting slowly lowered onto a radial saw greeted our ears. To his credit, once Trasborg gained control of the body lean he kept the Comanche at full steering lock, completing four donuts and sending his power steering pump off to Valhalla.
Winner: Hazel - 10 points
2nd Place (tie): Cappa/Trasborg - 2.5 points each


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Original Fake AW08 scarves
By Jonathan Smith on November 7th, 2008
What will they think of next? Moustache gloves? Oh, wait…
Original Fake breaking the mould of scarf design here with this seasons offerings. Available in two colourways; grey, black, white and red, black, white and featuring the Chompers teeth they are available from Sold Out. A great casual and quirky alternative to the silk cravats flying around these days, so if you're more hoody than tweed, these are what you need.


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