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This is a solid heavy cast brass floor registers produced in the Victorian style. Since these are all heavy cast grates, their thickness varies between ¼" on the rim to ½" in the center design area. Due to casting and finishing, this varies slightly. You may need to modify for different mounting applications.
Our registers are available in various sizes.
If you would like the ability to control the flow of air coming out of these registers, please click to see our this size brass registers with dampers: ZM-411.
For other sizes click here.
From time to time, we have been asked to make special sizes. We can do this for you if you have an original sample that we can cast from.
If you are decorating your home with satin nickel or pewter, we can custom finish any of these registers or grilles to the pewter finish for an additional $30.00. To order special finishes, please call 360-379-9030.
To save money on freight, order all your registers and grilles to ship together.
Vintage Hardware & Lighting ~ 2000 W Sims Way ~ Port Townsend, WA 98368 ~ 360-379-9030
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Recombining CoefficientList
CoefficientList[poly, {x1,x2,...,xn}] returns an array of coefficients
of the various powers of the xi in poly. Has someone got a code segment
to recreate poly from the list of xi and the output?
Perhaps it would just be easier to make my own version that returns
an "tenser" that has Dimensions = {Exponent[x1], ... , Exponent[xn]}.
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Try this skillet dish after the holidays when you have a lot of leftover turkey to up. The vegetables add fun color and crunch. I know your family will love it as much as mine does. —Kylene Konosky of Jermyn, Pennsylvania
Recommended: 65 Heart-Healthy Suppers
- 1-1/2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 cup sliced celery
- 1/2 cup sliced onion
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 can (10-1/2 ounces) condensed chicken broth, undiluted
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 2 cups fresh snow peas
- 1/2 cup sliced water chestnuts
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- In a nonstick skillet, saute the mushrooms, celery and onion in oil until tender. Combine the cornstarch, broth and soy sauce until smooth; stir into vegetable mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened.
- Reduce heat to medium-low. Add the turkey, peas and water chestnuts; cook until turkey is heated through and peas are tender. Serve over rice if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Turkey Stir-Fry in Light & Tasty December/January 2003, p29
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"This was pretty good. It was fast to make. My daughter didn't like the celery in it. Might try subbing broccoli."


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This property is located in North London, more exactly in the Archway neighbourhood and will provide you with four homely bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen with the main amenities, as well as appliances and a bathroom. All of this so you a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
- Archway (Tube station - Northern line) - 9 minutes walk away.
- Centre for Business, Arts and Technology | City and Islington College - 23 minutes away on public transport;
- University College London - 21 minutes away on public transport;
- City University London - 26 minutes away on public transport.
Local Amenities
- Shops and supermarkets - 15 minutes walk away.
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Archway is an area of London quite close to Camden, which is one of London's best places to go if you want to soak up some real British culture where you can also do a bit of shopping and visit some exotic bars and pubs.
However, take a walk around Archway and you'll witness a very similar story. Archway is brimming with pubs, yet also boasts about its two libraries along with a handful of art galleries. Plus, if you fancy escaping from the city smoke, and you're a fan of the funky and wonderful, it's also in close proximity to Kentish Town's City Farm.
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1. Try a soak- off gel manicure, like OPI Axxium Soak-Off Gel Lacquer System, is a great way to extend the duration of a manicure. It's applied just like any nail lacquer and then UV-cured – it can last for up to two weeks without a chip!
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All FHClub members are invited to join the haunted fun on Saturday, October 26 at the Halloween Bash from 5:30-7 p.m. prior to the Blue Hens Volleyball match vs. William & Mary. FHClub members can enjoy a night full of trick-or-treating, crafts, games and more haunted excitement! The event will also feature a Halloween dance taught by the UD Dance Team and a special appearance by YoUDee and Baby Blue.
This Halloween Bash is exclusively for FHClub members. To RSVP, email email@example.com or call 302-831-8961. All FHClub members must RSVP in advance to attend. Deadline to RSVP is 5 p.m. on Wednesday, October 16 or until filled.
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"True Blood" casts vampire, werewolf
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - HBO series "True Blood" is adding two more hunks to the fold for next season.
Up-and-coming actor Theo Alexander and "Ugly Betty" heartthrob Grant Bowler have landed recurring roles on Alan Ball's vampire drama.
Alexander will play Talbot, an "intensely beautiful" vampire, the boyfriend of Russell Edgington (Denis O'Hare), the vampire king of Mississippi. Talbot has an acerbic sense of humor and loves to cook despite vampires' inherent lack of cooking talent.
Bowler will play werewolf Coot, the menacing ringleader of a biker gang.
Greece-born Alexander has several guest shots on his resume -- appearances on "Chuck," "CSI: NY" and "Pushing Daisies" -- and recently booked a role in the feature "Losing Control."
New Zealander Bowler has had a recurring role on ABC's "Ugly Betty" as fugitive Connor Owens, the scheming squeeze of Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams).
Alexander and Bowler join "Prison Break" alum Marshall Allman, who was recently cast as a regular, playing Sam's (Sam Trammell) long-lost younger brother. Production on the "Blood's" third season started Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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The act of design is an intangible concept that eludes most people. They might know good design when they see it, when they get something they can lay their hands on or walk through. But they have a hard time grasping the intellectual work that goes into making something as complex as a house. Unfortunately, that gap creates a catch-22 for architects. Part logical, part magical, a good house looks inevitable, like the obvious fit for a client and site, and so people underestimate the effort required to design and build it. And until they live in a house made for them, they can't fully appreciate how it will enhance their lives. Even veteran architects struggle to explain the dynamics of success. "Good architecture, in the end, is greater than the models and drawings," says architect David Salmela, Duluth, Minn. "We don't know the secret to making good architecture; it surprises us."
That being the case, homeowners could be forgiven for feeling a bit squirrelly about hiring an architect. At a time when modifiable stock plans are a mouse click away, spending countless hours and tens of thousands of dollars in design fees for personalized architecture is a risk, particularly so for people of modest means. But to put things into perspective, it's not so different from hiring a financial planner, Salmela says: "Yes, architecture is hard, but everything is hard. It's hard to give a financial planner $50,000 and tell him to make it grow when you're watching the stock market go up and down. You have to do your research on whom to trust." The problem is that when it comes to design services, most people don't know what they're shopping for. Programs such as The Learning Channel's Trading Spaces and HGTV's Extreme Homes have raised the public's awareness that design matters. But because the popular media focuses more on cosmetic fixes than on space planning, it does a poor job of showing people how and why design works. Left to their own devices, homeowners will compare real estate prices or square footage costs.
"You hear stories about how architects are valued [in other countries]," says Richard Williams, AIA, Richard Williams Architects, Washington, D.C. "I'm afraid here we're seen as a kind of handmaiden to the construction industry. We have to justify the value of what we do." A polished portfolio helps potential clients "get" what architects do. But it often takes more than that to close six- and seven-figure deals. Many architects are sharpening up their sales pitch by spelling out the value they bring to residential design. Some are also taking a second look at their services, this time with an entrepreneurial eye. A 15 percent design fee makes sense to people building a $1 million project, but it shocks those who want a $300,000 house. So an increasing number of architects are focusing their efforts to capture a broader share of the market without sacrificing precious profits.
design tutorial Fortunately, the notion that a smaller, smarter, higher-quality house is better than a big mediocre one is starting to take hold across America. Clever economy is sound design, pure and simple, and it's one of the best arguments for hiring an architect. (This might be a good time for Super Size Me 2, written and directed by an architect.) Most clients will buy into the idea that they can get jewel-like spaces that are tailored to fit them, and that they can afford the design fees because they haven't built an enormous house that isn't well thought-out. "At the end of the day we can usually provide a great project in a small footprint for the volume, and it puts us in the mainstream of what was always good work," says Williams, whose fees range from 15 to 18 percent of hard costs. "It's a way of getting back to a tradition we've lost as a culture. We talk about this at great length in our interviews, and it's a matter of negotiating a process that most people see as being unnecessarily expensive."
The Los Angeles architecture firm Fung + Blatt also spends a great deal of time helping clients think outside the box. Instead of reaching for square-foot prescriptions, Alice Fung and Michael Blatt look for ways to double up on room functions and create vistas that make a house feel expansive. And they can keep costs in check by specing architecturally expressive materials that are easy to install but that aren't in the vocabulary of most builders. The 1,650-square-foot house they built for themselves and their two daughters in the hilly Mount Washington section of Los Angeles has shown their middle-class community that site-specific design improves everyday life. Neighbors often request by-the-hour consulting sessions. "We give broad-stroke ideas so they know there are possibilities beyond the most obvious," says Alice Fung. "We have an incentive to take on that kind of work as a way of improving the fabric of the neighborhood."
Fung and Blatt make sure clients understand they're not just pulling the design out of a hat. And although each design is unique to the site, the owners, and the program, design fees account for less than 50 percent of their work; the rest is figuring out ways to execute it. The architects explain their services from sketches through construction checkups, giving specific examples of what they provide at each phase. "When clients understand the amount of work that's involved, they realize the money they spend on our fee is well placed," Fung says.
Indeed, Ed Hord, FAIA, chair of the AIA's housing committee and a partner at Hord Coplan Masht, in Baltimore, Md., points out that in addition to getting an artful design that will live well and appreciate over time, hiring an architect is a way for clients to safeguard their investment. "People pay a lot of money for insurance over time and don't think about it," Hord says. "If an architect is doing his job, clients will save money by having a professional who looks out for their interests." Although it's possible to get a house built from basic drawings, a set of detailed specs is an insurance policy against confusion and even contractor fraud. With those blueprints in hand, clients can be sure they're getting quality materials, and they can compare apples to apples when the bids come in.
architecture a la carte Lots of clients are already converts to this way of thinking. But other obstacles get in the way. Many people are highly sophisticated aesthetically but can't afford to pay for full services. Intellectually, those are often the best clients, and even extremely high-end firms accept such projects from time to time. At the other end of the spectrum, wealthy clients may bring a different sort of baggage. Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially. Both types of client fear losing control over the budget and the process. That's why John Connell, AIA, Warren, Vt., who is the founder of Yestermorrow, a design/build school, offers buy-as-you-go services. He says it helps clients economize if they need to, while taking the edge off of the uncertainty.
Connell shows clients the AIA-approved schedule of services, giving them the option of doing some of the legwork themselves. He charges a flat fee for the schematic design and an hourly rate thereafter. "I understand why a lot of people don't want to pay for construction supervision or certain other aspects of full design service," he says. "So I explain everything that can go wrong—and right. If they choose to omit some part of my services, I explain the precautions we should take so they can navigate without me. Basically, it's all about education."
The biggest problem with a la carte fees is that people usually start to economize at the wrong time—during construction observation. "When things start to go wrong, they're embarrassed to see what a mess they've allowed it to become," Connell says, "and so they don't call until a lot of damage is done." To guard against such chaos, he charges $150 per hour for design development and construction documentation, with the agreement that he will make periodic site visits on his own schedule at no extra charge. If the clients request additional meetings during construction, they pay a reduced hourly fee of $100 per hour. "I'm making sure that all the work I put into this design will be followed through on during construction," Connell says. "Otherwise, clients will inadvertently compromise the project's quality."
It's not hard to convince people that houses are most successful when they're designed down to the doorknobs. But if a homeowner has to choose, what is the greatest value architects provide? "I think it resides in the most fundamental moves—how we understand the landscape in terms of siting, and figuring out the program and the massing of a house," Williams says. "Those things can achieve 75 percent of the real value of what we bring. The quality of our work doesn't hinge on every single detail, although it's certainly reinforced by that." He adds, "It's rare that we've simply done the front-end work and then walked away. In the couple of instances it's happened, the people have still gotten a great project, and they usually come back later to tell us how much they appreciated what we did do. You could wrestle with that as the basis for a practice."


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Big heart for taking back a dog, not rehoming it and getting it back into shape obedience wise and physically.
I wish you all the best.
Pictures please. I personally need/love to hear stories about weight loss because it's been over a year and I've struggled with Zeeva's weight...So pictures of weight loss progress are a great way to stay on track and help people like me stay motivated C:
Oh my goodness I posted this while you were posting picture.
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Thankyou Shade and Daisy&Lucky's Mom! I'm pretty proud of Zoey. She loves going. Of course to her any opportunity to meet new people who will give her attention is a plus in her eyes:-) we are glad Tucker is back too. I sometimes seem to think another home is better because they have more to offer especially financially. But both times I have done this it seems to be fate that these two stay with me. ( I couldn't be happier!!) I geuss money isn't everything and as long as they get the care they need and deserve I'm happy. I do worry sometimes though that I'm not quite good enough for them, luckily they don't seem to feel that way!
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|I'm glad Tucker is back in a home that will work with him The photos of Zoe at the reading program are just heart warming and made me smile
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|Glad to hear things are going well w/ Tucker. Congratulations to you and Zoey . She looks pretty happy there w/ the girls. She is definitely pretty in pink.Looking forward to more pictures and adventures told.
|zoey's mom
I forgot pictures!
The first three are Tucker at the quarry. (His first time)
The fourth is Zoey and Tucker.
The last is Zoey at the reading program. Hope you enjoy!
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Hi Everyone!
So its been awhile since I've posted. So I thought I would give an update. Zoey is doing wonderful! She started a reading program at our library. She goes every Tuesday the kids absolutely adore her. And my usually high strung girl switches to a calm focused dog as soon as we walk in the door. I couldn't be more proud of her!
As many of you know I have another German Shepherd, Tucker. I had to re homed him to a wonderful family it was a couple in their early 50's who had had German Shepherds for a long time after many home visits and quite a few times of them coming over here he went to live with them. He was there for about 6 months and I was in constant contact with them. in February he actually came to stay with me for 2 weeks while they went on vacation. I did notice than that he was a little overweight and he wasn't responding to his obedience commands very quickly. So while he was here I worked with him and when they came to pick him up he was pretty much back to where he needed to be on his obedience. I told them that it was very important that they keep up with his obedience and keep up with a strong leadership . And they told me that they would. we talked weekly for about another 2 months. Since things seem to be going well I told them that we could stop talking and they call me if they needed me . I didn't hear from them for about 3 months . 3 weeks ago I got a phone call asking if I could take tucker back they said that they could no longer handle him and that he had gone after three of their neighbors. Tucker actually bit these three neighbors luckily he did not break skin he just left some not so pretty bruises and one ripped coat. I had always told them that I would take him back or help in any way that I could. So they brought him to me that day . Tucker is also doing good . He was almost 30 pounds overweight so we are working on getting him back in shape. I work daily on his obedience and within a week he had snapped back into a following mode. I can have anybody coming to my house and he knows that I am in control and he has become a very good dog. My husband and I talked and we have decided that tucker does not need re homed again. He is the same age as Zoey well actually he is 4 months older. The poor dog is 4 years old and has been in five homes! Enough is enough he is just staying with us from now on. We went camping this weekend down at our quarry. It is 40 acres of woods and a huge pond. We have a small camper that we use when we go down there. We brought all four dogs. For Tucker this is the first time he's been down there. We had some friends with us down there and tucker did wonderful! I don't think he's ever been able to experience anything like that before. He didn't know how to swim or maybe he just didn't know that he could! Because I actually got him to follow in swim a little. But he did love the water! He got to explore and just be a dog. He didn't have to be on a leash and yet he still listened to all of the commands I gave him and was friendly with everybody. I was very proud of him! By the time we came home he was the most exhausted dog. Well that is my update. I hope everyone has a good night.
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The only one I've heard of, is a PRIVATE one up in Leesburg somewhere... which is not what you asked for, but illustrates the lack of choices we have around here.
You can try going to the NRA's website and do a search... you can put in your zip and a mileage range and it'll show what's around that THEY know of, which is not to say there aren't others.
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happy to have found this podcast. I´m in sweden and YandR has been off the air here for years. you guys inspired me to start watching on-line again, so I´m enjoying episodes from the past year now. I find the show is almost as good as your podcast...but not quite.
I couldn´t find you on facebook though, i searched y and r recap/updates but no go.
anyhoo take care and keep podcasting please:)
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Glad to get you back on the wagon!!!! This past month has been fun so we will podcast soon.
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At the sunny Ritz Carlton Resort in Orlando, Walter Petruska of the University of San Francisco stood at the EduComm conference and presented on how the university implemented new technology to cut costs and improve protection of the university's intellectual assets. Petruska specifically addressed how online backup has helped the university protect information on faculty and staff laptops and desktops.
Earlier in the day during the general luncheon, The New York Times Columnist David Pogue gave the keynote. He, too, discussed how new technologies are changing the college campus. He called out Twitter and other social media tools that engage students for better or worse.
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The word 'transformation' is probably one of the most overused words in business and IT. I put my hands up and confess that in the past, as an enterprise management consultant, I have tagged IT management solution projects as 'transformations' as it just sounds so much sexier than the word 'change' or 'implementation'. Come on, you have to agree it does, doesn't it? But my call to you today is to help Forrester to eradicate the abuse of this word during 2013.
How can I help? We are currently working on The I&O Practice Playbook at Forrester which looks to address the I&O organisation of the future in terms of its people, process, technology and culture. Before I go on any further, I am going to say that in order to get to this 'future', I&O organisations really do need to go through true 'transformation' which can be defined as:


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In Elles, the remarkable Juliette Binoche plays Anne, a French magazine journalist whose research for a story on female students supporting themselves through prostitution starts to influence and subtly upend her own life.
The unwritten contracts between men and women - whether as client and escort, or husband and wife - become dangerously defined for this accomplished middle-class professional as she judges not the young women she interviews but herself.
Like several of her notable Polish predecessors, filmmaker Malgoska Szumowska brings a strange playfulness to the everyday, where domestic rituals and sudden fantasies might coexist with matter-of-fact naturalism. As her camera investigates Anne's apartment, the space is serene and open when Anne is alone, but crowded and driven by prickly discord when dominated by the masculine disdain of her husband, Patrick (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing), and their two sons.
For Parisian university students Charlotte (Anais Demoustier) and Alicja (Joanna Kulig), prostitution is a straightforward path - there are no pimps, no violence, and they profess to enjoy the material rewards and the feeling of control they hold over their clients' desires. Like Anne, they are seemingly assured, and like Anne, their unease only manifests itself upon closer inspection.
Szumowska cuts between scenes quickly and eschews establishing exposition. Anne might ask a question of Charlotte, but the answer comes from Alicja; the former is seen in bed with a young man, and the ardour between them might infer he is her boyfriend, but then he gets dressed and pays.
There are several explicit sex scenes, but they are only erotic in tone when they're visualised by Anne, and as the film progresses, Binoche's performance grows increasingly elusive as her character starts to wonder if she is unfulfilled, or simply ignored.
It only takes Charlotte's comment about seeing ''bored husbands'' to make Anne reconsider Patrick, and his response is that fallback of all men trying to ward off feminine inquiry: ''You're crazy.'' Anne certainly isn't, but there's a transference between her own life and the circumstances of the two younger women that grows increasingly strong, culminating in a calmly hallucinatory dinner-party scene, which, like so much of Elles, offers not answers but a sense of change.
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Dober, a transfer student and a dual citizen, was born in Houston, but moved to Switzerland when she was eight years old. Dober said she was inspired to consider green marketing based on her family's garden.
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http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails....24-111-941-521 cheap enough, but your tranny probably wont have the plug to accept it.....
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/vie...reverse+lights This might help bro...I had no idea there was a speedo mounted switch
I was talkin bout your car too sam luvin your patina man. You takin it to the farm this sunday? I will be there with or with out mine. Hopefully Randy Mcpherson the man that built my car will be there with his bus so I can thank him again and see what he has done to it.
Smile it will get Worse!!
Thanks john, I appreciate the compliments.
I'm headed to ga, sugar creek, I think is the name of the show. Rollin the beetle and c*bby. (censored for watercooled content)
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lights look good. You going south for the weekend. I thought that show was last weekend. good luck man and have fun. you drivin the mans car(a/c) and puttin the miss in the girls car (w/c) j/k
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Yes, I will be driving the Mans car. Kind of a poor adjective to reffer to a beetle but considering its comparison in this situation I guess it fits.
That speedo cable attatchment looks cool. May have to grab one of them shortly.
I mounted the lights today and replaced the rear bumper with one that wasnt as messed up. this one has to be scrubbed pretty good, has lots of oxidation.
with the amount of work it takes to keep a beetle on the road I figured man fit better than woman
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I guess that's fair.
Some quick cheesy pics.
is that a meat grinder?
champagne taste with a beer budget.
Saturday drove it to sugar hill ga, about 100 miles each way.
The tube from the fan shroud to the heater box blew off and got lodged in the crank shaft pulley. other then that it did great.
Today I replaced the exhaust for stock, that was fun, as I was tightening down the intake bolts one broke. I was almost done too. Had to take it all apart and do it again. Also got the heat working. The new exhaust makes a huge difference. The last exhaust was leaking, she now runs better!
Just wanna say thanks for the awesome read and great progress of your bug. This makes me miss my first VW and car. 62 canadian standard, I'm pretty sure your thread has kick started my want/need for an air-cooled again! I find myself looking on samba forums and the kcw forums for inspiration and also too see what's new, if anything, in the scene. So I just wanted to let you know haha.
Glad I could help! Start a build thread when you get started, who knows who you may inspire!
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Did u delete your fb? jw, Im doin a grill out this sunday for a bunch of us in greenville, wanted to see if you wanted to drop by and hang out.
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Yea man fb been deleted.
I appreciate the invite! Let me see whats going on, I may drop by....
Fantastic thread
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I been driving it a little bit every day, drove it to work a few times (22 miles each way) drove it today, might get to see how she does in the rain. got the stock exhaust on and heat working! Looks better, sounds ok I guess.
Hopefully get some real pics this weekend.
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Kentucky-Middle Tennessee State Postgame Notes
Dec. 9, 2012
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- Kentucky improves to 8-1, while Middle Tennessee falls to 6-4.
- UK takes a week off for final exams before returning to action Tuesday, Dec. 18 at Pepperdine in Malibu, Calif. Game time is 10 p.m. ET.
- Kentucky is in its 39th year of varsity play and owns an overall record of 664-472 (.585).
- Head coach Matthew Mitchell is in his sixth year and ranks third on the all-time wins list (122-57) and first in winning percentage (.682)
- UK is now 58-19 (.753) in regular season, nonconference games under head coach Matthew Mitchell.
- The Wildcats own a 363-140 (72.2) mark in Memorial Coliseum, including a 73-12 (85.9) mark under Mitchell.
- The Cats are 55-2 at home over the last three seasons.
- UK has now won 27 straight home contests - the second-longest winning streak in program history.
- Kentucky has won 37 straight nonconference home games, dating back to Dec. 19, 2008.
- UK is now 11-4 all-time against Middle Tennessee.
- The Cats hold a 7-1 record against MTSU in Lexington.
Team/Game Notes
- UK's starting lineup featured A'dia Mathies, Bria Goss, Jennifer O'Neill, Samarie Walker and DeNesha Stallworth. The Cats are now 5-0 with that lineup.
- Stallworth scored the first basket of the game at the 19:15 mark.
- Sophomore Azia Bishop was the first sub of the game for UK.
- The 22-point win margin is the largest in the history of the series, passing the previous 16-point UK win Feb. 27, 1990.
- UK held MT to 46 points, its lowest point total of the season.
- Leading 16-11 at the 6:47 mark in the first half, UK went on an 11-0 run over the next 5:40 seconds to gain a 27-11 advantage.
- The 15 points scored by the Blue Raiders in the first half marked their lowest first-half point total since 2009 vs. LSU.
- Ties the fewest first half points surrendered by the Cats on the year (USC Upstate, 11/25).
- The Wildcats held Middle Tennessee to 6-of-24 (25.0) shooting from the floor in the opening half.
- UK won the turnover battle 33-13 and turned the 33 turnovers into 39 points.
- Improves to 101-27 under Mitchell when committing fewer turnovers than its opponent.
- Marks the most turnovers committed by Middle Tennessee this season.
- UK is 61-6 since 1979-80 when forcing 30 or more turnovers.
- UK is 21-1 in the Mitchell era when forcing 30 or more turnovers.
- Kentucky has forced double-digit miscues in 126 consecutive games. The Cats are 93-33 during that span.
- UK has forced 20-plus turnovers in all nine games this season and in 38 of its last 44 games dating back to the start of last season.
- UK posted its best shooting performance of the season from the charity stripe at 83.3 (15-of-18).
- The Wildcats extended their streak of consecutive games with a triple to 301.
Individual Notes
- Junior center DeNesha Stallworth reached double figures for the sixth straight game and seventh time this season with a team-high 16 points.
- Dished out a UK career-high five assists, while also adding three rebounds, two blocks and a steal.
- Sophomore Bria Goss reached double digit points for the fifth time this season with 10 points.
- Grabbed a game-high tying three steals and had zero turnovers.
- Ten of 13 Wildcats scored at least two points.