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First is a set of ESB knees and ESB gaunts recently shipped, including Evolutions machined missile, flamethrower and darts!!(great stuff as usual Gabe)
I did a little customization on the Flamethrower buttons as well as weathering them up nicely.
Excuse the lack of color on the keypad.I did finish that before they were boxed.lol.....got a little anxious to take the pics.
Next is a set of ROTJ chest/Ab plates, and diamond recently shipped to Mandosoldier,
And I did this ROTJ set a while back for my buddy Frank,but never did post it.
That's it for now, but I am still working on a couple more ROTJ gaunts sets and those will be posted as soon as I finish them up.
Oh and just a shout out, all my decals come from Lucksy31!!!!Always quality stuff bro, and thanks!!!

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I know people that pay more keeping their mk1-2 vw's on the road lol
I know people that pay more keeping their mk1-2 vw's on the road lol
Lots of VW stuff|Rare Scirocco parts!
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I just wanted to say "Thanks" for sharing. That's all. Nice car dude.
Regarding the seats, I have been in both seats and as cool as the euro seats look, they're not a comfortable and the harness belts are a PITA. That said, my car can accept those and has the eyelets for the harness anchors.
Fun fact, the US cars have at least 22hp more than the euro cars in order to offset the extra 120lbs or so. They are all rated at "500 hp and above."
When I see the F40, and I see what an icon it has become, I can't help but wonder why Ferrari essentially abandoned turbochargers after it.
I realize that there is nothing quite like the shriek of an 458 Italia at 9,000 RPMS, but imagine if the F50 or enzo had turbocharged V8's putting down ridiculous numbers.
It's almost like Ferrari is overthinking it with the F70 -- with a hybrid power plant. Why not just Turbocharge the Ferrari FF Engine? I realize that Hybrid exotics are the new thing, but still. Why did Ferrari drop the turbocharger?
First, turbocharging went out of F1 in the 80's when this was done and Ferrari dropped out of Group B rally (non started really) where turbocharging the 3 liter v8 was the thing. Secondly, the F40 sounds very un-Ferrari. It's a beast and I love it but it sounds nothing like a screaming v-12 that Ferrari is known for. Thirdly, due to the severe boost it is a very difficult car to drive well or fast. I think that it is too scary for many of the people who can afford them (now and when new). If I didn't have a background (small as it is) in motorsports racing I highly doubt I would like driving this as much as I do. Lastly, nostalgia. Ferrari made a big deal out of it's history with the v12 and it didn't seem right to make a flagship out of anything but a v12.
They really put everything to use when they made the F40, which is why it has been unrivaled since for feel or thrill and in many ways, outright violent performance. Yeah, I know the Enzo is faster and the 458 and stuff are too but I have driven the 458 really fast and as capable and incredible as it is, it does little for me in the way of excitement. I could reel off a list of modern fast sports cars that would read like an all star list that I feel the same way about.
I agree with the sentiments on the F70, too. Make a lighter car with less power, not more gadgets and KERS. However, what you have to remember is that they don't use these limited cars as exercises to please you or me, they use them as a way to showcase the world what they can do and what technology they have. It's more of a showcase.
10 years after it's release, I am only now starting to warm up the Enzo. No other car on the planet comes close to the F40 for me but for a long time I thought the Enzo was so dumb. Now it's starting to grow on me a little and I think it's sort of cool.
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no; turbo 6es (if they ultimately end up in the cars at all) are just a patch/bridge, to when F1 cars are hybrid. why else would ferrari invest their halo into it? ***my ironic speculation; no actual f1 expertise is referenced or implied.***Future is looking bright for turbo-6's!
as far ferrari and turbos, you know they'd be pushing veyron numbers by now if forced. but considering the weight/safety/tire/testing issues with that car, it doesn't exactly scream Brand Ferrari. not like the ff does, anyway.
the F40 is/was a car of its time. a really harmonious exploitation of the best of what was around.
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I've been getting some pm's about the new F70 or whatever and whether I'm getting one.
First, I don't like having the latest and greatest of anything and I'm not really interested. As I said before, I am only now starting to warm up to the Enzo. Maybe I'm getting old. When the F40 came out, I fell in love. When the 348 came out, I fell in love, when the 355 came out, I fell in love. When the 360 came out, not so much, 430 little more but not so much, 458, better but not so much. Everything from the Boxer to the 355 was amazing, since then, I just don't like them as much and really don't feel any need to have to have the latest and greatest. So, the cars Ferrari makes now are really awesome but not quite my style or taste like some of their older stuff. I'm sure it will be an awesome car and I will love to see it but won't have any desire to own it.
Second, there is no way I can afford to spend the money on one, which will probably be $1.3mm or so.
Third, none of this matters one bit because even if I loved them and had all the cash to buy it and I wanted one more than anything in the world, I am not high enough on Ferrari's food chain for them to sell it to me.
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Me mad jelly.
I've only driven it in video games like Gran Turismo 5.
DWA since 1999
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I did drive a 612 the other day and it was okay but I was a little disappointed with what it is for the money. The right one, with the right color combo at the right price would be pretty great though.
I was in an FF the other day and it's extraordinarily well done and has really grown on me. The back seats are real seats and there is room for all sorts of things. I have a feeling in about 10 years they will be pretty great buys.
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456M seems to be a timeless design...
the 2+2s are probably some of the "best buys" as they are generally the most expensive models (aside from the supercars; F40, F50, Enzo, etc.) when new...seems that most folks don't prefer them, so they depreciate like a some-b****
612s can already be had for $100-120 with pretty low miles, and you could get a clean 456M (under 10K miles) for $75K.
BTW, thanks for sharing your pics and info!
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Thomas Vermaelen believes Sunday's comeback victory against Aston Villa could be the catalyst for an upturn in Arsenal's fortunes.
The Gunners have lost three games in succession in the Premier League, but the Belgian defender saw encouraging signs of improvement against Alex McLeish's side.
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"It always gives you confidence if you get a good comeback win. Even the game itself gave us confidence because we played better than last weekend [against Manchester United]," he told Arsenal Player.
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I'm a 21-year old prospective EFL tutor, with a good CELTA qualification but no degree. I have had experience of university, and accumulated some credits, but I suspect this is irrelevant.
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Okay guys... I know a lot of us are not real happy with our level of physical fitness, I've been toying with this idea for a while now and since I got P90X and another fitness test coming up... I figured this is the perfect time. SO... I'm challenging all of u vode to be the best mando u can be, to go above all, become one of the few and the prode vode an... live life like an adventure (ok I'm out of military recruiting slogans). I'm going to challenge all vode to meet the MINIMUM scores for the US Air Force's current (not the new one that will be in effect 1 Jan 10) fitness test. It is a three event test with the following requirements, to achieve a passing score of 75% one must:
1. 33 Push Ups in 1 minute
2. 40 Sit Ups in 1 minute
3. 1.5 mile run in 12 minutes 30 seconds.
4. Abdominal Circumfrence of < 45 inches
Points are on a graduated scale... meaning more pushups/situps equals longer run time to pass. I'll even go out on a limb and share my scores as of my last fitness test, almost a month ago.
1. 55 Pushups (7 from maximum points)
2. 55 Situps (maximum points)
3. 12:15 min/sec 1.5 mile run
4. 30.5 inch abdominal circumfrence
My goal for the next test is 65 Pushups, 60 Situps, 10:30 run and maintain my 30.5 abdominal. My challenge for you is to set a goal... and meet it! I'm going to be posting my progress on a sort of regular basis here... I'd like to see some other vode join in!
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1. Take the AF Fitness test... Perform standard pushups for 1 min and record your number; rest 5 min; perform standard situps (arms across your chest, not behind your head) for 1 min, record your number; rest 5 min; now run 1.5 miles and time your run, record your number; measure your waist 3 times to get abdominal circumfrence and record the average.
2. Report your numbers. Make a post here just like I did and report your scores.
3. Set a goal based on your score and work out to improve your score.
4. Start from Step 1 and work all the way back through. Test yourself approximately twice each month or every two weeks.
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There's TSA regs and individual airline regs.
Here are the TSA regs:
TSA: Traveling with Special Items
What airline?
what are the rules as far as taking a gun on a plane? I remember there being a TSA regulation site or something explaining this I just can't find it.
There's TSA regs and individual airline regs.
Here are the TSA regs:
TSA: Traveling with Special Items
What airline?
This is how I set up my gun travel case. I'm looking for opinions from people who have flown with firearms. Does this look fine?
the case is a Pelican 1095
Call or go online to the airline/airlines you are using to get their specific rules as some are in addition to TSA rules.....JJ
I read them and think I'm following them correctly. I'm asking if anyone who has flown with firearms or knows a lot about packaging them if they see anything wrong with how I have my case set up.
I have flown with firearms numerous times and simply put the rules keep changing.....if you have time download the rules for both airline and TSA and study them as most ticket agents and quite a few TSA agents do not know the rules very well........ your case looks fine, some airlines require ammo and mags to be packed in separate case from weapons and if case is set up for an padlock have two keys available for it and the case lock (if fitted) as well. Declare it and the ticket agent will request a TSA agent to come and examine it.......JJ
First off don't load those magazines.
Second It may have a lock but I don't see one. A non-TSA lock.
Get the ammo out of there and just throw it in your bag.
Otherwise it looks good.
from the tsa site :
"Firearm magazines and ammunition clips must be securely boxed or included within a hard-sided case containing an unloaded firearm."
nothing says the magazine may not be loaded
"Small arms ammunition, including ammunition not exceeding .75 caliber for a rifle or pistol and shotgun shells of any gauge, may be carried in the same hard-sided case as the firearm, as long as it follows the packing guidelines described above."
so DO NOT THROW THE AMMO IN YOUR BAG!
thanks for the replies. and yes ZombieMax you never know when you will need them.
May seem silly to do so BUT Just a reminder ......None of these items in your carry on bag.....JJ
At one time there was a disclaimer stating that magazines did not count as "packaging" and that they needed to be empty. Not sure when/if this changed but probably still a good idea to keep the mags unloaded.Travelers must securely pack any ammunition in fiber (such as cardboard), wood or metal boxes or other packaging specifically designed to carry small amounts of ammunition.
Ammunition does not have to be in the same case as the gun and can be in the suit case itself, hence the words "May be carried in the same hard sided case"
Nice case. Pelican products are great. All purpose brush, some kind of clp and any dissassembly tools you need (if any) might be a good addition to the case.
Some TSA agents may not be aware of the change or just feel like being a pain in the ass.Originally Posted by vamarine
Edited to add: It looks like this may still be enforced.http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtrav...rial_1188.shtm
Firearms, ammunition and firearm parts may only be transported in checked baggage. Firearms, ammunition and firearm parts are prohibited from carry-on baggage. There are certain limited exceptions for law enforcement officers (LEOs) who are authorized to fly armed by meeting the requirements of 49 CFR § 1544.219.
Following is a summary of key regulatory requirements to transport firearms, firearm parts or ammunition in checked baggage:
- All firearms must be declared to the air carrier during the ticket counter check-in process.
- The firearm must be unloaded.
- The firearm must be carried in a hard-sided container.
- The container must be locked.
- The passenger must provide the key or combination to the screener if it is necessary to open the container, and then remain present during screening to take back possession of the key after the container is cleared.
- Any ammunition transported must be securely packed in fiber (such as cardboard), wood or metal boxes or other packaging specifically designed to carry small amounts of ammunition.
- Firearm magazines/clips do not satisfy the packaging requirement unless they provide a complete and secure enclosure of the ammunition (e.g., by securely covering the exposed portions of the magazine or by securely placing the magazine in a pouch, holder, holster or lanyard).
- The ammunition may also be located in the same hard-sided case as the firearm, as long as it is properly packed as described above.
- Black powder and percussion caps used with black-powder type firearms are not permitted in carry-on or checked baggage.
I have travelled with firearms and they said it had to be in a locked case.You must announce at the counter that you have the firerm, they also swabbed it for explosives, and then you have to pick it up somewhere else (not in baggage claim). It really was not that difficult. The big part is it must be locked and undder the plain. Just call ahead.
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Since the availability and price of ammo is very unstable, where do you shop on-line for ammo?
You missed one of the biggest and best: Natchez Shooters Supplies
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I can get 115gr Blazer Aluminum 9mm for $8.99/box, if I buy 10 boxes or more. For 1000, that is about $203 after shipping...that is 20.3 cents per round delivered!
Also, I don't think ammoengine is a supplier but a site to look for suppliers.
The best site for searching for best prices is gun-deals.com
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Also, he missed PalmettoState.com for great ammo prices.
For reloaded, check out Jack Russel.com.
Check out Jack Ross Ammo: Jack Ross Ammunition - Made in the USA - Wholesale, Large and Small Quantities I've ran 500 rounds of their 115gr 9mm reloads through my G19 and they've been perfect. I've yet to find anything that can beat their delivered price. Just got my shipment of 1000 rounds today.
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Quadrajet [4MV] rebuild 'newbie' needs help
I finally got the gumption to try to rebuild my Quad carb. One reason, because it needed it. Pouring gas out of accelerator pump. And second, because I couldn't afford to pay to have it done.
After looking on Youtube, I found some very informative videos. These videos walked me through the whole process from taking apart to reassembly.
I put it back on my truck, and it fired right up, running smooth as I could hope for. One problem though...years ago the automatic choke went bad on it and I replaced it with a manual-pull cable inside of cab on dash. That was working fine, but when I reassembled carb after rebuild, I left 2 things off of choke linkage. Lockout lever, and cam follower.
Does anyone have a clear picture of how these 2 parts go back on? I know
someone is probably saying that if I could rebuild the carb, I shouldn't have any problem figuring out how these go back on, but I'm wanting to be sure that I don't end up having to take choke linkage off again because something is 'up-side-down'.
Thanks ! !
PS - I agree with Mertz ! !
Actuator rod can be a pain.
I would suggest that you not take apart the choke assembly unless you absolutely have to. Unscrew the screw that attaches the lever to the choke valve and the actuator rod. This will allow you to lift the top off vertically without having to disengage the rod. Make sure that you get the right top gasket. The kit usually comes with several and you need to match it exactly with the one you took off.
Your carb probably doesn't have an APT but I found a great way to set it for those who have one. I mark the depth of the top of the jet on the rod just above the top step with a permanent marker. Drop the APT in without the spring and adjust until the top of the mark aligns with the top of the jet. This will get you very close to having the shoulder of the rod in the correct position in the jet.
I have taken mine apart about 20 times now including several others I had laying around. It really is pretty easy once you do it once or twice and you know the tricks.
|One thing I do to them all is when I have the carb stripped all the way down I take the main body, place it over a bucket and fill the fuel bowl and watch for leaks. Quadrajets are notorious leakers around the main wells. Many epoxy them and everytime I`ve did it and had it done even by guys who do it for a living like Sean Murphy, they still leaked. The solution is to flip the body over and restake the main wells with a small punch and a hammer, recheck for leaks and that`s it. It`s worked every time for me.
Make & year GMC/Truck, 1975
Displacement/cylinders NA/8
Carb number 7045586
Primary jet & rod combo NA / NA
Secondary jet & rod combo NA / NA
Idle feed NA
Fuel inlet valve NA
for the bushings do i have to get the kit ($160) http://www.supercooltools.com/html/ZA-ATS/index.html or can i use a normal drill bit and drill press to drill out the old bushings and put in the new if i make sure everything is lined up good?
as for the year im just going with what the year of vehicle its in. the carb is probably around 74 or 75 like you say.
Your carb is a 75-76 CA emissions from a Checker or Marine. The exact type car it was actually used on might not be a Checker OR marine. Depending on what type choke and choke kicker(s) its equipped with and front or side fuel inlet would also be an indication of its actual application.
A couple tips:
Good luck.
It's not "hard" but there are a few tips that you need to know and to try and diagnose your carb over the internet would be a guessing game. Go on eBay and pick up a copy of "Rochester Carburetors" by Doug Roe. I've seen nice used copies for under $10. He was one of the GM engineers that helped design it. It has everything you need to do a good rebuild or performance mods. I bought mine 25 years ago and I don't let it out of my sight.
Another good one is "Rochester Quadrajet Carburetors" By Cliff Ruggles. It's much newer and I haven't seen it that cheap, usually around $20 plus shipping. I just got a copy and haven't had a chance to really get into. So far I prefer Doug Roe's by a slight margin but it hasn't been updated since 1987 and the Ruggles book has some newer info. If you can I recommend having both.
It's not that hard, if you have done a 2 bbl Rochester, its quite similar....Just lay out your parts so you know how they go back
BTW, I dont think a carb beginning with a "70" is a 77.....Around 74, I think they started with the 170 serial #s...Yours would be older, I believe
While I had a Quadrajet this book Rochester Carburetors by Doug roe was my bible.
Here´s a picture guide at CHP, and you´ll need a throttle shaft rebushing kit.
It´s not at all difficult, take pictures/notes as you disassemble the carb, and as they say assembly is the reverse.
i could use some quadrajet rebuild tips
i could use some quadrajet rebuild tips. ive been told its pretty hard. but i dont have the money for someone to rebuild it for me, so im doing it myself.
i have rebuilt a 2 barrel carburetor before and didnt think it was too bad. but that was the only carb ive ever rebuilt.
so i could use some tips, what not to do, what to do, and so on.
this is a 7045586 quadrajet carberator from a 1977 chevy 350.
the problem im having is its leaking out where the secondary shaft goes through the bowl after the engine is wormed up and down the road a little bit.
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SPRINGFIELD, MO—Prolific hotel developer John Q. Hammons died here May 26 at Elfindale Manor where he resided since 2010. He was 94.
The Missouri native and long-time Springfield businessman, whose passions were hotel development and sports, remained active in business until the age of 91. Over the course of his 52-year career in the lodging industry, Hammons developed 210 hotel properties in 40 states and was honored with numerous lifetime achievement awards.
He introduced the hospitality industry to signature-style, full-service hotels featuring atrium lobbies, expansive meeting and convention space, large guestrooms, podium check-in stations, and business traveler amenities that have become industry staples.
Hammons grew up in Fairview, MO, near Joplin, during the Great Depression. He earned his degree from Southwest Missouri State Teachers College (now Missouri State University/MSU) in nearby Springfield and began his professional career as a junior high school teacher and basketball coach in Cassville, MO. Widely known as an advocate of education, Hammons held honorary doctorate degrees from MSU, Drury University and Northwood University.
Following his service in the U.S. military, where he achieved the rank of Lieutenant JG (junior grade), Hammons recognized that G.I.s returning from World War II would need quality housing in which to raise their families. He began building suburban housing in Springfield in the late 1940s and went on to be successful in a number of real estate ventures, including housing tracts, apartment complexes and shopping centers.
He entered the hotel industry in 1958 and joined with Roy E. Winegardner to purchase their first 10 Holiday Inn franchises from Holiday Inn founder Kemmons Wilson. Winegardner & Hammons Inc, (WHI) of Cincinnati, OH, a hotel development company, was formed in 1961. By the late 1960s, WHI had constructed nearly three-dozen Holiday Inn hotels.
Hammons formed John Q. Hammons Hotels in 1969 and built it into the largest private, independent owner and manager of upscale hotels in the United States. Today the company operates 78 hotels/nearly 19,000 guestrooms/suites and 5.4 million gross sq. ft. of meeting and convention space in 24 states, and employs more than 8,500 associates.
Hammons put his signature touch on enhancing hotel brands, such as Embassy Suites Hotels, Marriott and Renaissance. He also developed independent hotel gems, including Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa & Convention Center in Branson, MO.
"Hammons was a giant in the hospitality industry and was unwavering in his commitment to exceptional quality and service and to giving back to the community," said Jacqueline Dowdy, CEO of John Q Hammons Hotels & Resorts. "He was a great mentor and friend and will be missed by all who came to know him, but his legacy will live on forever."
Hammons and his wife, Juanita, were active in the community here, where he reinforced his deep passion for sports, love of the arts, and support of education and healthcare. He donated hundreds of millions of dollars to the city of Springfield and other organizations over the last five decades. Some of his most notable philanthropic efforts include: the funding of the Hammons Heart Institute and Hammons Life Line helicopter for St. John's Regional Health Center in Springfield; the Hammons Student Center, Hammons Fountains, and Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts at Missouri State University; the Hammons School of Architecture at Drury University; Missouri Sports Hall of Fame; Kansas Sports Hall of Fame; LPGA sponsorships in Arkansas and Oklahoma; Nationwide Tournament sponsorship in Springfield at Highland Springs Country Club; and Hammons Field, an award-winning, 10,000-seat Double-A Minor League baseball stadium, which is home to the St. Louis Cardinals' Double-A Minor League team, the Springfield Cardinals. Hammons also donated $30 million to Missouri State University to build the JQH Arena, which opened in 2008.
Although his first name was James, Hammons originally used the name "John Q." when he introduced himself to city leaders or organizations as a way to convey the message that he was there representing the general public and progress. The name stuck, and he became known as John Q. Hammons.
Hammons was preceded in death by his parents, James O. and Hortense Bass Hammons, and his sister, Wrenna Quentilla Hammons. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Juanita K. Hammons, of Springfield.
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Hi Lucy,
Sorry about the nature of this question, as it may seem not specifically about TEFL in places, but I hope it is relevant enough to belong on this forum. The thing is, I've just had to leave a TEFL job of only 2 weeks due to a feeling of being overwhelmed. It is not my first TEFL job, but the most hours I have taught a week in the past is about 15, whereas this job was for 30 hours per week!
I am a UK citizen myself, and this job was one of those where you are teaching immigrants who have arrived in the UK and by law have to attend a minimum number of hours of English lessons per week. The upshot of this is that, inevitably, a certain percentage of the students would rather not be there at all and would much prefer to be in bed. Having said that, some of the students were as good as gold and genuinely wanted to learn.
So now I come to what I think is perhaps the root of the problem for me. I have been teaching now for over 2 years (off and on) and have gained various types of experience - albeit none of my placements has as yet been over about 3 months long. I consider that my knowledge of the subject and teaching skills have been improving all the time, and sometimes I come out of a lesson feeling like I have really succeeded in all of my goals. But the problem I have is that I am not, and never have been, the most assertive of people (there is actually a little bit more to it than this, and I will touch on this in a second). You can imagine that in this latest job, where there were students who almost resented being there, it was imperetive to keep fairly tight control of discipline levels, and in particular trying to keep language-1 interference down to a low level was a nightmare at times.
This is the second college of this type that I have worked in, but the first time it was only part time. I am beginning to learn just how much responsibility a teacher is expected to have. For example, on one side I had the head of the English department telling me exactly which Units (and how much) needed to be taught each week; in addition, there was homework every night and a progress test for each of my two groups every week. At the same time, I had (the guy who I think was) the Director of Studies, telling me how important it was to keep lessons interesting and exciting so that student attendence levels did not drop below 80% for any student. And finally, there was the girl at the college whose job title was Attendence Monitor, who, on the one morning when none of my students for one group had turned up about half an hour into the lesson, handed ME the phone numbers of all the students and asked if I could ring them all and warn them! I mean, she is supposed to be the Attendence Monitor for goodness sake!
But the worst problem of all, I feel, is that I had one group for 6 hours Mon and Tues, and 3 on Weds; and then the second group for 3 hours Weds and 6 hours Thurs and Fri. This had been changed on the last minute (without my knowledge) from having both groups every day for just 3 hours each. With hindsight, I feel that if I'd just had each group for 3 hours each day, I could have done my lesson planning in manageable chunks of three hours a time, and recycled this for both of the groups each day. As it worked out, I was faced with the daunting task on a Sunday of preparing 6 hours worth of lessons for a group of students who would inevitably be flagging in the afternoon, nomatter how well behaved they were.
The last thing I need to mention is the thing that complicates everything - and I apologise for its being a little off topic of TEFL and being more of a medical nature. The thing is, I have a mental illness; I wont go into detail except as to say that many of the symptoms can resemble Social Phobia at times. People might think I am crazy to go into teaching at all; but for me, I think it is a way of facing my fears, and I have always hoped that work such as this might be therapeutic for me. After what has just happened on my recent placement, I am feeling a bit of a failure, and sometimes I ask myself if I gave up to easily; but I think there was a certain amount of stress was building up inside me, and I was bottling it up.
The thing is - despite everything I have said above - I still want to teach in the future. When I told my father this, he simply said, 'You must be crazy!' But I don't think he really understands how much time and effort I have already put into the task, and also that I do get a certain feeling of satisfaction when lessons go well and I feel students have gone away having learnt something useful. I suppose the question I am trying to ask you is, 'Do YOU think I would be crazy to still consider teaching in the future?' I know that you don't know much about my personal circumstances; but I was hoping that maybe you could tell me whether the last job I have just had seems a little at the top end of the scale regarding workload, responsibility (I think I remember them telling me on my TEFL course that about 25 hours teaching a week was a realistic maximum). Maybe I just took on too much too soon, since this was my first proper full-time teaching job.
I still worry about the discipline side of things. I have always been as nice as pie to all my students, so those that want to be disruptive can take advantage of this and walk all over me. Towards the end of this placement, I was starting to shout at some of the students, but by this stage I had failed to gain their respect so it was probably too late. Plus, I don't like to feel an angry side to me coming out; but I didn't know how else to handle it.
Sorry for such a long-winded question. Any advice at all would be most gratefully received.


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Mani Friday: Easter Nails
It's Mani Friday!
Here's my version of Easter nails. I can't draw to save my life, so I'm not embarrassing myself with shoddy renderings of bunnies and baby chicks. But if you can do it, I want to see—if only so I can be infinitely jealous of your skills.
Are you rocking an Easter mani this weekend? I showed you mine, now show me yours! (And no pressure about the bunnies, post whatever you'd like .)
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So pretty Candace! I still have my St. Paddy's nails on lol I'll have to switch it up for Easter.
Keely! OMG. That's like taking down your Christmas tree in February. Please put on some Easter nails, girl.
@Candace I know right LOL Holidays always sneak up on me.... I've been digging the green, but now I'm out to shop my stash for something more Eastery.
I did some Spring nails for the weekend after I got home from school. I thought about trying bunnies, but I decided to play with some other nail art supplies: my Konad stamp system.
It's a bit messy, but that is a part of playing with the Konad. I used the Konad for the butterflies and flowers, and I used a stripe polish for the meadow grass or weeds. Whatever you want to call it lol.
Essie Blanc (so I wouldn't have to apply so many layers of the pastel yellow)
Sinful Colors Unicorn (yellow)
Mark by Avon polish in Cupcake (purple)
It's So Easy Nails Stripe Rite polish in Bright Green
@Candacebt I love the flowers!! It reminds me of retro flower designs!
@PrettyinPA Snow?!?! When will it go away for good?!?!
@prettyinpa - we take toes, too!
@kimmi - SOOO CUTE. You're so good at stamping! I'm the WORST at stamping, I've given up. do you have any tips to share??
They're not perfect, but I like the bright colors for Easter!
Omg gals, ur nails rock!!! Inspiration, I'm telling ya!
@Prettyinpa.....did I guys get the five inches of snow Monday like baltimore did? It was ridiculous. Schools out and everything, we down here can't handle more than an inch or driving gets crazy, but I know plenty of ppl in PA that say schools almost never close due to snow....
@makeupobsessed- We got 3 inches, but by late afternoon most of it melted except under trees and shaded places. We now mostly get lake effect snow which is these little mini snowstorms where you can hardly see outside for about 10 minutes, it's snowing so hard, but it doesn't stick because the ground is relatively warm. Though most years I can start gardening by this time, this morning the ground is frozen! Brr!
School mostly just starts an hour or so late here when it snows, the highway dept is pretty good about plowing, though they hit my mailbox again this year. I came out to get my mail and found just the post sticking out of a big snowbank.
@candacebt Which stamp system did you try? The first one I tried was the one shown on TV and sold at many places, including Sally's. I think it was called Salon Express. Anyway, I tried it, and it was a joke. I don't think the designs in the plates were deep enough for the polish, and the stamper was tough. I ended up returning it. I found the Konad trial set on ebay, and it is amazing! You can also find many Konad plates on eBay as well.
As for the polish, I try to use opaque cream polishes. Finger Paints has been really good for stamping. Depending on the design on the plate, I've found you either need to "roll" it onto your nail or actually press it down like a stamp. For the butterflies and flowers, I "rolled" them on,
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This page is meant to serve as an eligibility guide for current student-athletes at Canisius College. By developing a familiarity with institutional, MAAC, and NCAA regulations and policies, you will be able to better protect your academic and athletic eligibility in order to continue competing in intercollegiate athletics.
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A student-athlete may not engage in more than four seasons of intercollegiate competition in any one sport. These four seasons must be completed within a five-year period, which begins as soon as the individual first registers and attends a collegiate institution as a full-time student (two or four year).
Any competition, regardless of time, during a season in an intercollegiate sport will be counted as a season of competition. While no formal declaration is needed if you intend to redshirt a season, but please discuss this matter with your head coach and compliance officer to ensure you do not inadvertently burn a season of eligibility. If you are injured to a point that you can no longer compete during a season, you may be able to gain that season back through a Medical Hardship Waiver. These waivers are dependent on the nature and timing of your injury and are not a guarantee.
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Each academic year and semester, student-athletes must meet certain academic eligibility requirements in order to remain eligible for intercollegiate competition. The following are baseline benchmarks that student-athletes must meet each year academically. Each individual's situation may vary, so please consult the Compliance Office or your Athletic Academic Advisors if you have any questions.
Non-Academic Requirements (Must be met each year)
- Must be enrolled in a full time program of studies
- Must complete a compliance education session each year
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- Must be certified as an academic Final Qualifier by the Eligibility Center
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- Successfully completed 24 credit hours prior to start of third semester
- Successfully completed 6 credit hours during the preceding regular term
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- Successfully completed 18 credit hours since the beginning of the previous fall term
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- Successfully completed at least 40% of the course requirements needed for your major
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1. Discuss the transfer with your head coach. In order for coaches at another NCAA four-year institution to contact you, they must be issued a permission to contact from the Canisius Compliance Office. If your head coach grants permission, please notify the Compliance Office of which schools you wish to have that release sent to.
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Please contact the Compliance Office or the Senior Woman Administrator if you have any questions regarding transfer policies and the appeal process.
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Date: 05/22/2013
Donate Life America presented WYDOT Driver Services employees with its Gold Medal Award on May 14 in recognition of the high percentage of Wyoming residents who have pledged to be organ, eye and tissue donors.
"Fifty-nine percent of Wyoming residents say yes to organ donation when renewing or obtaining their driver license or state ID card," said Andrea Smith, director of communications and public relations for the Donor Alliance. "That puts Wyoming at the ninth-highest rate in the nation."
Without the cooperation and dedication of driver license examiners who make applicants aware of the donor option, that high rate wouldn't be possible," Smith said.
Driver Services Manager Don Edington accepted the award on behalf of his program and the people of Wyoming who are volunteering to be donors.
"I commend everyone in the room and I hope you'll go back and commend all your employees," Edington told Driver Services supervisors gathered in Cheyenne for training. "I also want to express my gratitude and thanks to the citizens of Wyoming. They're the ones that make this happen."
Larry Janos, whose son Tyler died in 2010, recounted to the group how his son's decision to be an organ donor has helped his family and the families of five people who were the recipients of Tyler's organs.
Knowing Tyler wanted to be an organ donor, and that his decision would save the lives of others made getting through the loss of his son easier," Janos said.
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It's time to Dump Doyle!
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Thanks for the support from a great friend in the nice state next door!
I've been telling as many people as possible and spreading the word. When Green gets elected only IL will be with out CCW permits.
Voting Green ASAP then!
You know, as far as I can tell, WI has no state law forbiding open carry, just concealment... Correct me if need be, but I just can't find it...
WI laws suck!
In WI, a gun LOCKED in the glove box is considered carrying concealed, if you are in the car...
"Going armed does not require going anywhere..." is on the books.
A pistol plainly sitting on the seat of your car, but not readily visable from the outside is considered a concealed weapon.
I even looked into getting hired on as a part time licensed private investigator, to get a "pass" on the CCW laws.
I lived in GA and TN before this, and both had CCW permits available. TN was expensive as hell, but it could be done... GA, back in the day, ended up a little under $100. OK, waaaay back in the day...
We need CCW in WI. I stopped for gas in the wrong part of Milwaukee near dark, and before I could pump the tank full, I had been approached three times for hand outs. Any one of the three could have been desperate enough to harm my family or I.
That was the last time...:smt083
Lately Doyle has made the western part of the state his stomping grounds,
and we dont like it..
As much as i would love to see Doyle defeated, I do not see how it can be done. There are simply too many liberals with too much money in this state.
I just came in here to say how much I hate that man.
That is all...
He is still there and still a d*******. Carry on. As you were.


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1985-1996 Fleetwood and Brougham Forum Discussion, The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread! in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; anybody got a radio for a 79 deville?...
Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
anybody got a radio for a 79 deville?
- 12-13-10 11:34 PM #137Cadillac Owners Master
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- 12-16-10 02:08 AM #139Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
all the parts i need are for an 85 sedan deville fleetwood
rear pass door arm rest in dk blue
og radio
clinment control unit mounts under radio
trim panel for factory radio in dk blue
ss trim around rear wheel well on drivers side
ecm for 4100 v8 from a 85 model
owners manual
im in peoria ill
- 12-17-10 02:43 AM #140Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
I have a working blower, power module, control head and programmer for the heat system in an '80's FWB. I paid about $40 for all this at Pull-A-Part, but I just had a bad ground. (The electronics are $$$ there.) Make me an offer. orgelquaeler at gmail dot com. I will take Paypal.
- 12-28-10 02:00 PM #142Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
Looking for a tail housing / transmission extension for a 700r4.
- 12-28-10 07:59 PM #143Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
hi i have a 85 fleetwood and someone ripped the shit out of my deck counsel or w/e u would call it but wat i think i need from u it looks like the mounting bracket for the factory deck and the casing that would surround the deck and the heating components if you or anyone on here could help me get the parts or if u have that parts that would be great.
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Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
Im looking for a 90-92 Cadillac Brougham factory stereo. Also a power antenna Im located in Texas 75007
PM me price
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91 brougham part out.
hello guys.. im parting out a 91 brougham just about everything is still here but motor and trans. and the drivers armrest.. everything is in great shape. good white paint on the outside and maroon leather interior on the inside.. let me know if you need anything.
Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
Hello, I'm lookin' for a working driver side window switch panel for my '67 Fleetwood, 4 window switch panel it may also be called, as mine went bad and wont control the windows (but the windows work by themselves).. so it the metal panel under the switches..?
Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
After several successful eBay auctions, selling parts to Cadillac owners across the United States, as well as to some in England, Canada, and New Zealand, this is everything I have left.
FREE shipping with any purchase of $25.00 or more! (U.S. only)
D1: '77-'79 de Ville c-pillar interior lamp lenses; All pegs intact, some yellowing of the plastic= $5.00
D2: '70's & '80's courtesy lamp lens (will fit Brougham)= $4.00 ea./ Buy One get One free
D3: 70's-'80's de Ville glove box door emblems= $2.00 each
D4: '70's-'80's Coupe/Sedan de Ville c-pillar scripts; metal, all pegs intact= $4.00 for set of two
D5: 70's-'80's de Ville c-pillar "V" and crest; they're gold, for whatever reason they're gold= $4.00
D6: 80's de Ville horn button; good condition= $5.00
D7:'70's-'80's de Ville hood ornament; near new condition, no hardware= $5.00
D8: 3 '80's de Ville glue-on type trunk "V's"; all in used condition= $5.00 each
D9: 1 '70's V-emblem with mounting pegs; good condition= $6.00
FB1: Late '80's Brougham glove box door; minor scuffing on front, includes the mounting brackets and d'Elegance badge= $10.00
FB2: '80's (Fleetwood) Brougham horn button; good condition, matches the earlier wood-grain= $5.00
FB3: "Fleetwood Brougham"/ "Brougham" rear quarter panel scripts; one set is from a '90's Brougham= $3.00 each/ $5.00 per pair
FB4: 5.0 liter trunk badge; some corrosion on surface= $6.00
FB5: '80's (Fleetwood) Brougham interior crests; some are a little faded but most are still bright= $2.00 for 4
FB6: Brougham/ Brougham d'Elegance glove box script, good condition= $3.00
FB8: Soft-top c-pillar (Fleetwood) Brougham wreaths; good condition, one set has been painted gold (looks better than the real thing) = $3.00 each
FB9: (Fleetwood) Brougham trunk wreath; good condition= $5.00 silver/$6.00 gold
U1: Misc. Tail-light emblems, 2 all silver, 1 black, 3 euro style= $3.00 each/ $4.50 per matched set
U2: Late '70's Grill script- some surface rust, both mounting pegs intact= $4.00
U3: "Cadillac" trunk script= $4.00 silver/ $6.00 gold
U4: '70's solid metal "Cadillac" trunk script, with mounting pegs= $7.00
U5: '77-'79 "Fuel Injection" trunk badge= $6.00
U6: '80's radio knobs; near new condition, will fit '70's radios, but wood grain will not match= $4.00
L1: 1972 Cadillac Owner's manual; includes Owner's Manual, "Consumer Information" book, "Emissions Control Systems" book, and original vehicle window sticker (not pictured)= $12.00
L2: 1987 Brougham Owner's Manual; includes Manual, Maintenance book and Supplemental Book= $10.00
FREE shipping on any purchase of $25.00 or more (U.S only). I also have parts and accessories for '80's and '90's Front Wheel Drive Cadillacs (not listed). All prices negotiable, so if you see something, please contact me and we can work something out
Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
If anyone can find one, I'd be interested in one of those V-shaped emblems, used under the trunk script in the early 80's
Another thing I have been looking for, for a while (my first ever post on this forum was about it), is an owner's manual on tape for an '89 Brougham. I would willing to pay more for a working original cassette, but would also accept a dubbed copy, if someone can make one.
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1990 Coupe deville headlamp
I am looking for a left 1980 coupe deville headlamp for my 1980 coupe deville. I want to pick up preferably in the East Texas area - 903 maybe Dallas area. Holla at me. Send me a text 903-952-7031. Maybe also interested in a used Rochester carburetor for the original 368 engine.
Re: The official PARTS FOR SALE/WANTED thread!
^Before that said you were looking for "a left 1990 coupe deville headlamp" for your 1980 coupe deville... Did you change that yourself, or was it changed by one of the moderators?
If you are in fact looking for a 1990 Front Wheel Drive, headlight assembly, then I recommend you post something about this on the FWD forum or post an ad in the "Parts Wanted" area of the Classified Section. Doing that might give you a better yield in finding that part. If you are willing to pay a little more, here is an eBay sale for the left headlamp assembly.
If you are in fact doing this conversion (and not installing a euro front clip from a '90+ Brougham), then I would be interested in seeing how the project turns out. The idea is very unique and I have not seen anyone try to do this. From what I am imagining, this sound like a better alternative to Euro headlamps.
In response to anyone questioning the feasibility of installing Front Wheel Drive headlamps on a Rear Wheel Drive Cadillac; it appears possible. I explained in a previously deleted post responding to this subject matter, that '80's Chevrolet Caprices used the same headlights as the Cadillac RWD's. In 1987, Chevrolet updated the caprice with composite headlamps. Those headlamps can be swapped around with the composite headlamps used on '89-'90 de Ville/Fleetwoods. As the slots in the front clip, for the RWD Cadillac's headlamps are the same size as the ones one the Caprice, it makes perfect sense that the composite lamps used on the Caprice and Cadillac FWD's could be installed on a RWD Cadillac.
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useful linkage blog knows the deal...find all the comparison shopping links ... i've compiled them... all... for this woot... surprised i could do it?... given the item... well, i did... i think they're good... check please.
don't you love april fools day
Whooaa - that's some pricy crap!
WHat the crap? A million?
Random Crap? Sounds scary...
are they serious? anyone do this before and get good stuff?
Is this for serious? o.0
Hell, there better be a Wii!
Ummmm One Million Dollars?
bit pricey?
Oh so funny.
Brewster's Crappy Millions!
oh snap..... thats a lot of cash
must be a big bag
Am I seeing it right, 1 mill and 1 $ for a Blinged-Out Cabbage????
Hmmm a bit out of my price range
My stupid credit card limit is only $950,000.
That is an amazing deal. Sign me up for 3!
Oh you almost got me on April Fools, woot!
Haha ... nice April Fools.
woah.. too close to hitting the buy button
Whoat?!?!? 1,000,001?!?!?
Where's the feet?? grrrr. oh well, server crash ensues.
my eyes..somethings wrong with 'em..Where's the feet?
Wow, that had better be some seriously nice crap in a gold-plated camera bag.
Random Crap
+ $5 shipping
Crappy, Random
3 Random Crap
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That's just wrong lol
LMAo ... No CC with that high of a limit. GL all, or One.
Daaaaaaang... I almost wooted it too...
"All it takes is one", huh?
random bag 'o crap w00t!
yes, got my 3 craps!!!
woot, your amazing. I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS!!! WAY TO GO WOOT1!!!!! awesome, i gonna buy soon
hahahahhahah! is this a joke?
WTH? A million bucks???
Nice April Fool!
what is it?
Almost forgot, April Fool's...too bad not enough credit on my card left... Probably the only time I could ACTUALLY get a Bandolier of Carrots.
djradatz wrote:bit pricey?
april fools.. way to waste a woot
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By Chris Harris
Focus and communication can be the keys to a successful season for Arsenal, according to Johan Djourou.
The Swiss international made great strides last term after virtually a year out with injury but the back four of which he was a part came in for criticism as Arsène Wenger's side failed to deliver a trophy despite a promising start to the campaign.
The manager himself identified set-pieces as Arsenal's Achilles heel in 2010/11 and has pledged to put that right in time for the new season. Djourou understands where he and his fellow defenders need to improve.
"I think it's true that we conceded a lot of goals from set-pieces and I think a lot comes down to focus more than anything else," he told Arsenal.com.
"I have to say as well that in this league players are really going for it. To mark man-for-man is sometimes difficult because there is so much blocking that you need to adapt and we will do that.
"But it's more about focus than anything else, it's more about getting tight to your guy and more communication between the team. Then it will be easier for us.
"Of course it is a team job too. That is something that doesn't always gets mentioned, we should look more into the game and see other ways that you can stop goals.
"But I am sure that as individuals we have looked at ourselves. I am the type of guy who wants to get better. We have meetings after games to talk about where we go wrong and now it's time to learn from it and move forward."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star Mama June has dropped some pounds in the last few months - something that has floored her.
The 34-year-old reality TV star spoke with Access Hollywood just days before the new season of her hit TLC series premiere about her recent weight loss.
Mama June explained that she hasn't drastically changed her diet, but credits "being more active with the show" for shedding the weight.
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"I don't really get on the scale, I don't pay attention to how much I weigh," the "How to Honey Boo Boo" author (available on July 16) told Access .
One noticeable change has been her wardrobe. June said her favorite pants are now, "falling off of me."
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"When I got on the scale, I was very, very shocked!" she said of her new weight, which she did not reveal. "I used to weigh close to 400 pounds."
"Do I feel better? Yes, in a way I [do]. I'm more happy with myself," she continued. "I try to tell people, be happy with you [no] matter what people say."
In fact, according to Mama June, big is in this season.
"Lately, you see a lot of men who like thick girls," she said with a smile.
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The new season of "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" - which will feature Watch-N-Sniff cards that allows viewers to get a whiff of what the show's family smell like - premieres on TLC on Wednesday, July 17 at 9 PM ET/PT.
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Sabrina & Franco
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From the Photographer:
"Sabrina and Franco's wedding was one of my favorites, as every detail was carefully planned by the bride herself. With its beautiful ivy-covered barn surrounded by vineyards and lavender, the Taber Ranch Event Center has some amazing settings for outdoor photos. Much of the decor was created by family members – Sabrina herself designed and created the centerpieces and her mother-in-law and sister-in-law made the bouquets, boutonnieres, and favors. A picture of Sabrina's late grandmother was fastened to her bouquet as a gift and blessing from her mother. The couple wed under a vintage lace canopy made by the bride and her family, and literally 'tied the knot' using manilla rope as a symbol of their union. After the ceremony, while guests enjoyed cocktail hour on the veranda, Sabrina and Franco took Taber Ranch's vintage Cadillac convertible out for a spin. The in-barn reception was delightful, featuring brilliant music and cuisine. The night culminated with sparklers and an exit in the vintage Cadillac." – Rochelle Wilhems Photography


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Apply for support for attendance at SC06 now!
For the second year in a row, CASC will provide support for individuals from TUGs to attend SC06 (http://sc06.supercomputing.org/). Priority will be given to faculty and IT professionals. Support will be provided for up to three individuals, and if there are fewer than three requests for faculty and professional IT staff, CASC may support student attendance as well.
Interested parties should contact a CASC site representative (list of representatives at http://www.casc.org/members1.html), and submit a letter requesting funding along with a letter of endorsement from a CASC representative to firstname.lastname@example.com. The criteria and requirements for this program are as follows:
- Priority will be given to faculty or IT professionals who are a member of a traditionally underserved group (as defined by the NSF). Students may also apply.
- Must be either a US citizen or permanent resident
- Must be able to attend all MSI-related activities at SC06.
- Must present what they have learned at the conference to their colleagues at their home institution, and must seek out and serve as a mentor in the area of high performance computing to one other faculty member and one student from TUGs.
- Must submit a brief but formal report to CASC.
- Preference for funding will go to those who would otherwise have difficulty finding funds to attend.
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