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Home to mammoth landmarks old and new, Taiwan's capital is an urban paradise of malls and shopping streets, museums, galleries, parks and spas
The colours most closely associated with Taiwan as a whole may be forest green and sea blue, but the capital leans more towards multiple shades of neon and incandescent white. Embraced by mountains in the island's north, Taipei is a major metropolis of three million people that's packed with towering skyscrapers, heritage landmarks, bustling markets and ancient shrines. The city's historic centre is home to the mammoth National Palace Museum and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall along with the venerable Mengjia Longshan and Baoan Temples. To the east is the eye-popping Taipei 101 and a vast array of other skyscrapers along with department stores, restaurants, teahouses and night markets. To the north are the Yangmingshan and Xinbeitou Hot Springs along with a range of hiking and biking trails, while Maokong with its temples, teashops and scenic views from its 4.3km gondola (cable car) lift makes for a great hinterland day trip.
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The palatial National Palace Museum opens in new window has no peer when it comes to displays of ancient Asian art and cultural artefacts. The bulk of the staggering array of paintings, porcelain, lacquerware, jade, calligraphy and other antiquities here – nearly three-quarters of a million items in all – was moved out of Beijing in 1949. Needless to say, coping with the crush of tour groups is the price visitors must pay for feasting their eyes on all that priceless art.
At your mercy
A true Taiwan survivor, Mengjia Longshan Temple has stood tall through natural calamities, WWII-era bomb damage and repeated renovations since its construction in 1738. Once you've marvelled at the lavishly decorated interior, including a statue dedicated to the Buddhist goddess of mercy Guanyin, have your fortune told on the temple grounds or venture over to the night market next door for a bowl of snake soup.
Buy and large
A bargain-hunter's haven on par with Singapore, Seoul, Hong Kong and Tokyo, Taipei devotes a huge portion of its real estate to shopping streets, markets and malls. From the pedestrian-friendly fashion boutiques of Ximending – Taipei's answer to Harajuku – and the high-end malls of Xinyi district around Taipei 101 to the maze-like Shilin Night Market with its countless stalls and food spots, there's virtually no end to the list of shopping options in Taipei for travellers prone to hauling home twice as much baggage as they came with.
Plunge pools
One of the precious few positive outcomes of Japan's WWII-era occupation of Taiwan was the development of the volcano-fed thermal hot springs in Beitou, which is about 30 minutes from downtown Taipei on the MRT. A resort area full to bursting with inns, tea houses, parks and even a hot spring museum, this paradise of pampering is the sure antidote to just about anything that ails you, including the nagging suspicion that your holiday relaxation meter hasn't quite reached "maximum".
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How high can you get? At the cloud-scraping Taipei 101 opens in new window, the answer is 509m. While Taiwan's entry in the never-ending world's-tallest-building competition no longer holds the number one slot, it's still worth risking vertigo by ascending to the tower's 89th- and 91st-floor observation decks to drink in sweeping views in every direction.
Airport information
CBD 40km
Travel time 50 minutes
Taxi About NT $1,100-1,200
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When to go
The weather is cool and comfortable from late October to January, which virtually coincides with the tourist low season. February to April tends to be rainy, and May to October sees the occasional typhoon. As is the case elsewhere in North Asia, Taipei becomes a virtual ghost town for about a week during Chinese New Year in late January or early February. The school holiday months of July and August, which tend to be very hot, are another peak period for travel. The Lantern Festival marking the end of Chinese New Year is a colourful spectacle that's typically held in January or February. The Dragon Boat Festival happens in June, and Ghost Month and the Mid-Autumn Festival, both steeped in many centuries of tradition, are typically observed in August or September. The Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards, the Oscars of Asia (where films are subtitled in English) is held in November.Back to top
Getting around
Taipei's Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) network makes it easy to take in the sights of the city. The bus system is tougher to navigate but maps showing bus stops can be found at MRT stations and signs on buses indicate start and end points in both Chinese and English. Fares are NT $15 for most downtown routes. Stored-value EasyCards for both the MRT and city buses sell for NT $500 (NT $300 for children; in both cases the price includes an NT $100 deposit). EasyCards are available for purchase via the card machines at MRT stations and at selected stores such as 7-Eleven, FamilyMart and Starbucks.Back to top


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Mr Fett was in town this weekend and we were testing out my airbrush on his gauntlets. We used the Flo-Quil colors as found on the board. They look great so far! There are some light spots but I'm still very much a novice when it comes to the airbrush.
In any event, we decided to compare the Flo-Quil color with my old school Krylon Satin Burgundy painted gauntlets. The result is here.
Surprisingly, the Krylon paint is really close! It is definately a decent alternative for Fetters that are on a budget or don't have access to a air brush or just plain can't find the Flo-Quil stuff.
and yes those are some old school gauntlets we both have there. hehe

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When you serve up this dish, it'll be hard to tell which impresses your guests more: the delicious taste or the classy presentation. —Rosalind Pope, Greensboro, North Carolina
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- 1 salmon fillet (1 pound)
- 8 fresh dill sprigs
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1 cup (8 ounces) fat-free plain yogurt
- 1/4 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped seeded peeled cucumber
- 2 tablespoons snipped fresh dill
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- Remove skin from fillet and discard. Cut fillet lengthwise into four strips. Place two dill sprigs on each strip; roll up. Thread salmon onto four metal or soaked wooden skewers.
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the lime juice, oil and mustard; add salmon. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 30 minutes, turning occasionally.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill salmon, covered, over high heat or broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the sauce ingredients. Serve with salmon. Yield: 4 skewers (1-1/3 cups sauce).
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"This was excellent. The amount of the sauce could be reduced some I think. I'd probably cut in half. But any leftover makes a wonderful salad dressing! I will definitely make this again. And yes, as other reviewers have said, very impressive for guests! Thanks for submitting Rosalind!"
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City of Missoula and UM sign Community Quality of Life Initiative
MISSOULA, Mont. - The University of Montana and the city of Missoula have signed what supporters are calling a community quality of life initiative.
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Mayor John Engen, UM President Royce Engstrom and ASUM President Zach Brown signed the initiative and plan to form an advisory committee.
"We're going to see what the next 50 years in Missoula will look like with the University of Montana planning together,"said Engen.
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The University and the city have agreed to create up to 1,000 new housing units for students near campus in the next two years.
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Thread: Is there a new mentality?
Is there a new mentality?
Well with all the craziness involved in this Hurricane, rescheduling of bye weeks, and no real bye week b/c the team practiced all week.
In past years I would guarantee that the Ravens would lay an egg in this upcoming game, and this would probably spur a losing streak. Then the mouthy Veterans would start spouting off against the coach and probably the NFL for the poor planning. Then you would see the players lose focus on the field and start committing stupid penalties like throwing flags into the stands...
Sorry for the ramble.
I think with everything that has happened in the past 4 days, this is a critical turning point one way or another for the Ravens this week. Beating the Browns is absolutely crucial to this teams success for the rest of the season.
It's time to see what Harbaugh is really made of. I have liked everything I have seen from him so far. Come on Harbs get the team going.
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Agree, I was a little more flexible with a loss here, since every year there seem to be divisional upsets, not that I'm not expecting a win in this game.
Now with the bye-botching, and the 3 hammering games we are walking into in a row, this game is a critical turning point between 8-8 and 6-10 in my mind. Thinking gone from "we should win" to "we must win" with me also.
Re: Is there a new mentality?
I don't think it is a 'must' win, but I do think it IS a Win for us going into Pissburgh the following week tied for the division lead!"Grab those pusillanimous sons-a-bitches by the nose and kick 'em in the balls.." General George S. Patton
Re: Is there a new mentality?
This is how critical I think this game is.
If we win I think we can get on a roll and win 2 out of three against Shitsburgh, Tennessee, and the former Baltimore team. Putting us at 4-1 going into Miami and then home against Oakland.
This game is quite a swing in my eyes.
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When a team is messed about with,a good Head Coach uses this scenario to pull the players together.You can turn it into an advantage if you send the right message to your players.
I think listening to Harbaugh talk,he has this skill.And the Ravens should come out with pent up aggression on D and in the running game.
I don't think it is a 'must' win, but I do think it IS a Win for us going into Pissburgh the following week tied for the division lead!Put the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
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NO nothing Changes.... Really to be honest we still need to play the same teams. The lost bye week does not change that one bit. Sure some would say the bye is needed for physical and mental reasons, however it can also set a team back. Face it our players know what they need to do now more then ever. Last year proved to them that the TEAM is needed and it takes everyone to be ready on game day.
I think that the NFL had to do it the way they did by taking this as our bye week and yes it may hurt us but think of the fact that we had one more week to get Flacco ready for games. I just hope to GOD (the best Ravens Fan) that we do not pull a stupid stunt like the Viking Fans did and BOO our quarterback. That does not make your QB better folks it makes them give up ... Can you say YOUNG?
The simple fact is that a disaster took lives, destroyed homes and more and we only had to move a football game. We will get over it and so will the team.
Now FOCUS on beating the CLOWNS at HOME with our 12th MAN and FLACCO working together in a CONTROLLED ZONE to get us to 2-0. Then lets talk about getting to 3-0.
ONE GAME AT A TIME!!!"It is not how you play the game that matters... It is Winning The Super Bowl that counts"... Rumor Ray
Baltimore Has 10 Pro Football Championships!
Baltimore Colts [NFL] in 1958, 1959, 1968, and 1970
Baltimore Stars [USFL] in 1985
Baltimore Stallions [CFL] in 1995
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Re: Is there a new mentality?
Have you guys watched any of the Clowns games?
At home - right now we should manhandle them. And that should give us nice momentium going into Terezaheintzkerryfield.Keeping the purple flowing way out on the West Coast!
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This just allows Cam Cameron to game plan more meticulously for the Brownie's game:D
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Yet another reason to think Harbaugh will turn this thing around. I just hope he can sell this mentality to the players.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said his team is ready to tackle one of the NFL's toughest roads ahead.
Because of the rescheduling caused by Hurricane Ike, the Ravens' Week10 bye was taken away and they will have to play five road games in a span of 35days.
"To be honest, we're looking forward to it," coach John Harbaugh said. "It's going to be an opportunity, and it's going to be a challenge. That'll be something we take on with relish and attack it with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind."
With no bye in the middle of the schedule, Harbaugh acknowledged that the team would scale back some practices and decrease work for some players to give them additional rest.
But Harbaugh doesn't want his players to focus on the big picture.
"We know we are going to play 4:15 Sunday against the Browns in Baltimore," Harbaugh said, "unless anybody has got any news of a hurricane rolling into the Northeast."
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Hey bmorebirds_24,
Thanks for the complement! but no I am not Brian. I wish I was able to make millions to be on the field, however I am just a poor old Baltimore Boy who makes my Beer Money $5 at a time selling game day shirts at the Vault.
All I can think about right now is 2000!! We were the dogs with no respect just like we are now. I just want all fans to focus on the goal at the end of the season. Like a caller said to Coach last night on the radio show... The most important Bye Week is having no game in the wild card game!
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Baltimore Has 10 Pro Football Championships!
Baltimore Colts [NFL] in 1958, 1959, 1968, and 1970
Baltimore Stars [USFL] in 1985
Baltimore Stallions [CFL] in 1995
Baltimore Ravens [NFL] in 2000 and 2012
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Re: Is there a new mentality?
I don't think the mentality is "new" as much as the coach is.
This team has always been a defense-first, smashmouth running team since Billick arrived and I haven't seen that change at all yet. It's our bread and butter and the players in that sort of system have to be strong-minded and resolute to execute that sort of gameplan and make it work.
The only time I saw the team truly waver mentally was in 2005, where the lack of offensive performance finally poisoned the chemistry of the entire team to the point that the Detroit debacle happened. Let's hope we don't relive that period any time soon!
(Mind you, I was deployed overseas at the time, so my memory of that season may not be the most accurate.)


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Evan Longoria wants to be with the Tampa Bay Rays for his entire big league career.
The slugging third baseman got his wish Monday when the Rays agreed to a $136.6 million, 10-year contract that adds six guaranteed seasons and $100 million.
"I always wanted to be kind of a benchmark player ... the guy that you could think about or associate with the organization," Longoria said. "My goal from Day One was to be the first player that played their whole career here, to be the first guy that came into the organization and went out in the organization, and played all the years in between. There's no better place for me."
The agreement with the three-time All-Star incorporates the remainder of the 27-year-old's existing contract, which called for him to earn $36.6 million over the next four seasons. The new deal includes a team option for 2023 that could make the deal worth $144.6 million over 11 years.
"It's a very exciting day for us," Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg said. "For Evan to have the confidence in us, and I know the confidence that we have in him, to re-up so to speak for the long haul. This is just an enormous commitment for us."
Longoria said a no-trade provision is not included in the deal, although after 2017 he would have a right to block trades as a 10-year veteran who spent his last five years with the same team.
Just six games into his major league career, Longoria agreed in April 2008 to a $17.5 million, six-year contract.
Giants' postseason shares $377,003
A full postseason share for the World Series champion San Francisco Giants was worth a record $377,003, breaking the mark that had stood since the 2006 St. Louis Cardinals.
In the first year of the expansion of the playoffs from eight teams to 10, the players' pool was a record $65.36 million, Major League Baseball said Monday. The previous mark of $59.1 million came in 2009.
The Giants split $23.5 million, voting 50 full shares, partial shares equivalent to another 11.1, and 12 cash awards.
All-Star outfielder Melky Cabrera, suspended for the final 45 games of the regular season and the division series, automatically received a full share without his teammates having to make a decision. Under baseball rules, he gets a full share because he was with the team from June 1 on, even though he was not active for the postseason.
Cabrera, the All-Star game MVP, became a free agent last week and agreed to a $16 million, two-year contract with Toronto.
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An American woman recounted her first date in Sweden in which she discovered the easiest way to become bored in that country is to go on a date with a Swedish male. She blamed the Swedish welfare system, for some reason, as the main cause of male behavior on dates. Her initial complaint stemmed from lack of conversation on the part of Swedish males. "I asked a question. He answered. I asked another. He answered again. Not once did a question come my way." But, this was merely the prelude to her eventual total lack of faith in dating Swedish males. "I offered to pay as I always do; a w ell-rehearsed token gesture of kindness which I expected to be dully rebuffed." Unfortunately, the man accepted her kind offer. "How had things gone so horribly wrong?"
Marie Hagberg, a prominent Swedish guru on sex and behavior explained that a major problem for women is "you expect a guy to make the first move, but in Sweden he won't unless he is really drunk." To sum up, says Ms. Hagberg, "Swedes are known for being kind of dull and boring."
I have limited to no knowledge of Swedish males or females on how they date or don't date, but what the heck is wrong allowing a woman to pay her fair share of a bill? As to the questions, we really don't know which questions were posed. Of course, there is always the possibility, the woman in question was boring.


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NYFW: Long Tran "Anonymous" - FW13 Fashion Show
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Brian Barone Promoted to Associate Head Coach
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Brian Barone has been promoted to the position of associate head coach with the Green Bay men's basketball program, head coach Brian Wardle and Director of Athletics Mary Ellen Gillespie announced on Thursday. Barone has been an assistant coach on Wardle's staff for the past four seasons.
"I have been very fortunate in the past four years to have consistency on our coaching staff and a group that is loyal to this program and the development of our players on and off the court," Wardle said. "Elevating Brian to associate head coach is a well-deserved recognition for him. He has provided a lot of value to our staff over the past four years and is someone that I can lean on to make decisions for the best interest of our program."
"I'm thankful to Coach Wardle and Director of Athletics Mary Ellen Gillespie for the continued opportunity to be a part of this rising program," Barone said. "My family and I thoroughly enjoy our time associated with Green Bay Basketball and the University community. It's great to be part of such a cohesive basketball staff. We're proud of our accomplishments and look forward to working with the fine young men in our program to build upon our championship season."
In 2013-14, Barone helped Green Bay have one of the best seasons in school history, posting a 24-7 overall record. With a 14-2 mark in Horizon League play, the Phoenix claimed the program's first conference title since 1995-96. The season included a 12-game winning streak and the Phoenix also received votes in both national top-25 polls for the first time in 18 seasons.
Including stints at Marquette, Illinois State and Indiana, Barone has 13 years of experience on a Division I coaching staff. A former college point guard and teammate of Wardle's at Marquette, Barone's tutelage has aided in the development of Keifer Sykes, who as a junior this season was named Horizon League Player of the Year.
"This is the right move for our men's basketball program," Green Bay Director of Athletics Mary Ellen Gillespie said. "Brian's increased responsibilities will include fundraising. which will help us in our efforts to elevate the program and enhance his professional development at the same time."
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Tell Congress to Save the Production Tax Credit
Here's a way for you to take action — today — to strike a blow against climate change.
A major driver of the growth of wind power in the United states, the renewable energy Production Tax Credit (PTC) is in jeopardy. It's set to expire by the end of this year, unless it is renewed by Congress. A December 2011 study found that preserving the PTC will save or create 54,000 jobs in 2013, on top of the climate benefits of supporting wind.
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After the devastating storms, heatwaves, and wildfires making news this summer, we need to put the climate-crisis conversation — and the steps to mitigate it — back on the table, front and center. While setbacks, including the lack of national carbon legislation and the lack of progress in Copenhagen and Rio, have left many feeling defeated and discouraged, we can't let setbacks stop us from taking action.
The climate crisis is only deepening. Pushing Congress to support renewable energy and move our country away from its addiction to fossil fuels is key. And there's still good news: an amendment giving the KXL pipeline the green light as part of the recently passed transportation bill was defeated, and an appeals court unanimously ruled the EPA has the right to address carbon as a pollutant. And thousands of Green Americans helped send a record number of comments to the EPA showing your support for strict carbon limits.
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Office of Disability Operations,
Social Security Administration
Office of Hearings and Appeals
5107 Leesburg Pike
Categories of individuals covered by the system:
Records are maintained on individuals:
(1) Who forward a request for information to the Social Security Administration (SSA) (or component thereof);
(2) Whose requests to members of Congress, the President, etc., are forwarded to SSA for response;
(3) Who forward a request to the Freedom of Information (FOI) Officer at SSA; and
(4) Social Security beneficiaries (or persons inquiring on their behalf) who are reporting failure to receive a check or checks which they believe are due or are inquiring about other matters which have been determined to be of a critical or sensitive nature.
Categories of records in the system:
Information in the records may include the following: name of claimant (if appropriate); name of individual involved (and Social Security number (SSN), if given); name of third party inquirer (if present); type of correspondence; date of correspondence; date received in SSA component; organizational component having initial responsibility for the inquiry; Congressperson name or name code (if a congressional inquiry); any subsequent locations that handle the inquiry before a final action is taken; address-to-code (official to whom inquiry is directed); signature code (official whose name will appear on the reply); computer-generated control number (six or seven alpha-numerics used to update or retrieve a record); subject matter codes (up to three that summarize the contents of the inquiry); and response information (types and dates of SSA's responses).
Authority for maintenance of the system:
Sections 205(a), 1631 and Titles XI and XVIII of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 405(a) and 1383) and section 413(b) of the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act, as amended.
Information about the inquiries is
maintained in this system solely to aid in the control of correspondence
through the various processing steps. The information may include a scanned
copy of the inquiry. This system is used to control processing of
correspondence within the SSA Central Office complex and the Office of Hearings
and Appeals (OHA) headquarters in
Routine uses of records maintained in the system, including categories of users and the purposes of such uses:
Disclosure may be made for routine uses as indicated below. However, disclosure of any information defined as ``return or return information'' under 26 U.S.C. 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code will not be disclosed unless authorized by a statute, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or IRS regulations.
1. To a congressional office in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of a record.
2. To the Department of the Treasury to determine if a social security payment was issued or a check returned for cash.
3. To contractors and other Federal agencies, as necessary, for the purpose of assisting the Social Security Administration (SSA) in the efficient administration of its programs. We will disclose information under this routine use only in situations in which SSA may enter into a contractual or similar agreement with a third party to assist in accomplishing an Agency function relating to this system of records.
4. To the General Services Administration and the National Archives Records Administration (NARA) under 44 U.S.C. 2904 and 2906, as amended by the NARA Act of 1984, information which is not restricted from disclosure by Federal law for the use of those agencies in conducting records management studies.
5. To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal when:
(a) The Social Security Administration (SSA), or any component thereof; or
(b) Any SSA employee in his/her official capacity; or
(c) Any SSA employee in his/her individual capacity where DOJ (or SSA where it is authorized to do so) has agreed to represent the employee; or
(d) The United States or any agency thereof where SSA determines that the litigation is likely to affect the operations of SSA or any of its components, is a party to litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and SSA determines that the use of such records by DOJ, a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal, is relevant and necessary to the litigation, provided, however, that in each case, SSA determines that such disclosure is compatible with the purpose for which the records were collected.
6. To student volunteers, individuals working under a personal services contract, and other workers who technically do not have the status of Federal employees, when they are performing work for the Social Security Administration (SSA), as authorized by law, and they need access to personally identifiable information in SSA records in order to perform their assigned Agency functions.
7. To the Secretary of Health and Human Services or to any State, the Commissioner shall disclose any record or information requested in writing by the Secretary for the purpose of administering any program administered by the Secretary, if records or information of such type were so disclosed under applicable rules, regulations and procedures in effect before the date of enactment of the Social Security Independence and Program Improvements Act of 1994.
8. We may disclose information to appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when (1) we suspect or confirm that the security or confidentiality of information in this system of records has been compromised; (2) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or other systems or programs of SSA that rely upon the compromised information; and (3) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons is necessary to assist in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm. SSA will use this routine use to respond only to those incidents involving an unintentional release of its records.
Policies and practices for storing, retrieving, accessing, retaining, and disposing of records in the system:
The records are maintained in electronic and paper form.
The data in this system are retrieved by name, SSN or control number.
Safeguards for automated records have been established in accordance with the Systems Security Handbook. This includes maintaining the records in a secured enclosure. Access to specific records is limited to employees who have a need for them in the performance of their official duties. Paper records are maintained in locked files or in buildings that are secured after normal business hours.
Also, all employees periodically are briefed on Privacy Act requirements and SSA confidentiality rules, including the criminal sanctions for unauthorized disclosure of or access to personal records.
Access http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foia/bluebook/app_g.htm for additional information relating to SSA data security measures.
Retention and disposal:
Records are maintained on-line in the system from the time of control until 13 months after the final response is released. Electronic records are maintained offline for an additional five years before being erased. Paper records are disposed of by shredding when deemed no longer needed.
System manager(s) and address(es):
Social Security Administration
Associate Commissioner
Office of Public Inquiries, Office of Public Affairs
Notification procedures:
An individual can determine if this system contains a record about him/her by writing to the system manager(s) at the above address and providing his/her name, SSN or other information that may be in the system of records that will identify him/her. An individual requesting notification of records in person should provide the same information, as well as provide an identity document, preferably with a photograph, such as a driver's license or some other means of identification, such as a voter registration card, credit card, etc. If an individual does not have any identification documents sufficient to establish his/her identity, the individual must certify in writing that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
If notification is requested by telephone, an individual must verify his/her identity by providing identifying information that parallels information in the record to which notification is being requested. If it is determined that the identifying information provided by telephone is insufficient, the individual will be required to submit a request in writing or in person. If an individual is requesting information by telephone on behalf of another individual, the subject individual must be connected with SSA and the requesting individual in the same phone call. SSA will establish the subject individual's identity (his/her name, SSN, address, date of birth and place of birth, along with one other piece of information, such as mother's maiden name) and ask for his/her consent in providing information to the requesting individual.
If a request for notification is submitted by mail, an individual must include a notarized statement to SSA to verify his/her identity or must certify in the request that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR 401.40(c)).
Record access procedures:
Same as Notification procedures. Also, requesters should reasonably specify the record contents being sought. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR 401.40(c)).
Contesting record procedures:
Same as Notification procedures. Also, requesters should reasonably identify the record, specify the information they are contesting and the corrective action sought, and the reasons for the correction, with supporting justification showing how the record is incomplete, untimely, inaccurate or irrelevant. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR 401.65(a)).
Record source categories:
Records in this system are derived from inquiries directed to SSA (or component thereof) from members of the public; individuals or someone acting on their behalf; the individual's claims record (maintained in the Claim Folder System, 60-0089); and contacts within and outside SSA.
Systems exempted from certain provisions of the Privacy Act:


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Hey everyone! Just found this awesome site!
I'm a long time starwars fan (more of a storm trooper guy) and found this great site and all kinds of cool stuff.
I'm attempting a Jawa build next week I will defiantly post pics and what not!
I'd like to get a storm trooper set, if anyone has any advice I've been reading a lot. I'm on the fence about building one vs buying one.
heres a quick pic of me!


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By Oliver Yew
Emma Byrne insists a "huge weight" has been lifted from her side's shoulders following their 1-0 win over rivals Everton on Thursday.
The victory at Meadow Park means the Gunners are now just one win away from lifting the FA Women's Super League crown and the goalkeeper has urged her team-mates to finish the job against Liverpool.
"We are delighted with the win and it feels like a huge weight off our shoulders but it's not finished yet as we've still got to go to Liverpool," she told Arsenal.com.
"The job is not finished yet but we will be going all-guns blazing for the three points a week on Sunday."
Arsenal are now within touching distance of winning the WSL title thanks to their hard-fought win over the Toffees.
Kim Little's second-half strike sealed all three points for the Gunners but Byrne played her part with a superb save at point-blank range from Natasha Dowie's late effort.
"I was lucky Natasha [Dowie] scuffed the shot and after it was just a case of me getting anything on it. Luckily Niamh Fahey was there to clear the ball away.
"The last five minutes were the longest I've ever had in my career so it was another huge team effort to keep Everton out."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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Caleb James
Caleb James joined Local News 8 and KIDK Eyewitness News in August 2011 from his hometown of Boulder, Colo.
Caleb's journalism career started at an early age. He began in management when he published his own magazine at age 8. Production was limited. It was printed at a local copy shop, and although distribution didn't extend far beyond immediate family, it was given rave reviews. It was a pretty good deal for 25 cents a copy.
After that first venture into journalism came years of adventure for Caleb. His passion for telling stories took him to the war-torn Palestinian West Bank city of Ramallah, the Red Shirt protests of Bangkok, and the devastation of a massive earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.
His first paid job was in the newsroom of his hometown daily newspaper, the Daily Camera.
Caleb is an award-winning reporter. In 2012, he was recognized by the Idaho Press Club with first place awards in general news reporting, and feature reporting.
Outside the newsroom, he serves on the board of directors for Idaho Falls-based Breaking Boundaries. The mission of Breaking Boundaries is to help those with HIV/AIDS in Southeast Idaho live a life of independence and dignity, through direct financial support, and also to increase awareness and prevention by providing of HIV/AIDS education to the community.
He lives in Ammon with his weird, food-a-holic labradoodle, Wilma. If it's the weekend, look for them in Jackson or on the banks of the Snake River.
If you have a story idea for Caleb, he's all ears. Just send him an email at firstname.lastname@example.com, and be sure to follow him on Twitter, @CalebJamesNews.


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How to Create Secret Play Spaces (in Exciting New Places!)
January 31, 2013 at 12:11 pm melissaanddoug 1 comment
Does your home have oddly-shaped nooks, corners, closets, or crannies? Rather than using them for storage, consider creating a secret, exciting new play space for your kids!
Children love exploring these types of spaces: the sense of exploration and excitement is a powerful driver for imaginative play, which is why spaces like attics, crawl spaces, or even places underneath a raised bed are so intriguing.
Our guest blogger Tiffany (from Peanut Blossom) recently moved into a new home that was equipped with a charming, sloped nook underneath the stairs. Excited to create a place for her two daughters, she soon found the space quickly filled with moving boxes. In her recent blog post, Hidden corners for play, she shares how the space was transformed:
1) Clear out the "junk"! For kids to feel like the space is "theirs", the first thing to do is to clear out anything cluttering the space.
2) Tailor the space to nurture your child's individual personality. Tiffany's daughter LOVES to play Veterinarian to her little stuffed animals. So, their family decided to create an "Animal Hospital" underneath the stairs. Using many supplies the family already had around the house (book cases, baskets, etc.) the space quickly contained little cages for the "patients" and even a desk for wellness charts! With a cute "Doc is In" sign (using the Melissa & Doug door plaque) and mailbox to collect the office "mail" – the space was complete!
3) Keep it colorful: Tiffany recommends transforming the space into something bright and attractive, with a theme. Choosing a consistent color palette will keep the space warm and welcoming.
Tiffany shares other tips on how to create a unique playzone for your kids over on her blog: check out her ideas and tell us – do you have a space in your home that could be transformed? Join the conversation with us on Facebook!
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6 Ways to Revamp Your Play Space for 2013
The Cure for Cabin Fever: 4 Ways to Explore the Great Indoors
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Tiffany Dahle is the hostess behind Peanut Blossom where she shares her belief that strong families start with strong and happy mothers. She encourages you to develop everyday possibilities for stretching your creativity while doing what you do to keep that household running! You can find Tiffany on Facebook,Twitter, and Pinterest.
Entry filed under: articles for parents & grandparents, family activities, Family Time, Organization & Household, Play Ideas, Pretend Play, Role Play & Dress-Up. Tags: door plaque, home, imaginative play, indoor play space, mailbox toy, Melissa & Doug, Melissa and Doug, pretend play, stuffed animals, veterinarian costume, veterinarian dress-up.
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The Multi-Level Solid Wood Dollhouse is my favorite. It would fit into a sloped nook underneath the stairs.
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
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the activist scene at my school produces a lot of zines, and i'm trying pretty hard to spread the gospel as a one-person mission for the Lord. And by "Lord" I mean "zine."
we have a school magazine they wont let anyone hand out small zines since the journalism dep would think its unfair they have to sit through some grueling editing and zinesters edit themselves therefore gaining some of their freedom.....and since it's such a diverse school, the school is afraid someone might be offended by what someone else writes....what a surprise
I've tried starting something with classmates and they all coward, even when i said it would JUST be about film, they got scared or just were too unsure, i told them to use fake names and they thought that was "stupid cause then how do people that like it know it's you?" LOL
then when i wanted to do something on my own teachers said i had to run it through them first....sigh....
oh well good thing they think i gave up....ill just post my new one everywhere and if anyone is offended by my VERY may i say tame stories, there's an email they can write to :D
Looks like an outdated thread but we'll just add that there is most definitely not a single zine that we've come across anywhere on our campus (unless it's really, really underground). We're trying to start it up but it's difficult, what with classes. We end up doing most of our work in the summer. ...
I haven't found one in my community college yet but there are a lot of new groups and clubs forming. I may consider forming one. I was able to, however, convince my Diversity Committee to publish a zine on diversity :) It turned out super cool but I don't know if people actually picked them up (we gave them out since we have a small fund that covered the creation of them).
I haven't heard of one at my college or in the area yet. I'm trying to set up a zine-making night with my school's Feminist Collective, though, so hopefully we'll get some started with people.


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Help! I've got a speech: How to write a speech step-by-step! Darren LaCroix
Victor Broski and The Speakers Bureau
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
DATE / TIME / PLACE UPDATE! Please double check your RSVP and Calendars.
Golden opportunity for the Founder's District OC Speakers Bureau, and we'd like to open it up to all local speakers!
The Bureau has been able to score a hat-trick by landing Darren LaCroix for a third appearance (or would it be a fourth?).
If you've heard his workshops before, you know what I mean. If not, bring a seat belt!
He will be speaking to us for 2 hours, including a Q & A. He has boundless energy, so bring all your preparing a speech questions.
So many speakers don't have their speech down, or aren't comfortable enough to deliver it, or, don't have the confidence that it's a great speech. Enter Darren.
He has a new program based on his Create Your Keynote by Next Week, where he will show us how to create a better speech, step-by-step. (Darren struggled for years putting together his first keynote speech. Trial and error can be a long painful process. You can shorten your learning curve and avoid the years of frustration by attending this workshop.)
So, if you …
·Want to earn more from your speaking?
·Want to speak more often?
·Want more confidence on stage?
… please RSVP that you want to attend. The place has been finalized and is at the Sante Fe Springs City Hall, Saturday Feb. 9th, 2013. Registration is at 12:30 and Darren will take the stage from 1-3 with Q & A after.
On the fence? Did I mention that there is no charge because we are the Bureau? (he loves us!)
Darren's program is distilled from years of wisdom gained from coaching professional speakers, executives and sales teams.
Bonus: Darren will share secrets from his coach, Hall of Fame Speaker, Patricia Fripp.
You will walk away with:
• A time-proven speech writing process
• Common mistakes to avoid
• A whole new perspective to writing a world-class speech
RSVP and start your year off right !!!
Sante Fe Springs City Hall
Feb 9th 1:00-3:00 pm
Doors open at 12:30 for registration
(Bring a guest, and share this invitation with your friends!)
When & Where
Sante Fe Springs City Hall
11710 Telegraph Rd
Santa Fe Springs,
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
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Victor Broski and The Speakers Bureau
We are the Founder's District Speakers Bureau, creating World Class Professional Speakers for all your events. We are THE go-to Speakers Bureau of Orange County for Toastmaster Trained and other trained speakers. Our Speakers are put through a thorough evaluation process for Qualification. We have educational, entertaining, and motivational speakers for every topic to suit your meeting needs. Come see us in action! Our meetings are the 2nd Wednesday of every month 7-9pm. Contact the organizer for more info and locations. Visit us on the web at: OCSpeakersBureau.com
We occassionally offer special events like this one to help our members grow. Come Join Us!


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Columbia men's golf coach Rich Mueller officially announced the program's 2017 recruiting class on Friday morning. Columbia will welcome four golfers to the 2017-18 team including Arjun Puri, John Robertson, Dan Terrell and John Youn Sung Kim.
The Columbia Golf Program has signed an agreement with Haworth Country Club as one of its home practice venues, Director of Golf Rich Mueller and Women's Golf Coach Amy Weeks announced on Wednesday afternoon. Haworth will allow the Columbia men's and women's golf programs an additional practice facility as well as the opportunity to host annual collegiate tournaments, an alumni, friends and family tournament, along with golf camps.
First-year Jeremy Perna became Columbia's first-ever Ivy League Rookie of the Year recipient and senior Mert Selamet earned his third All-Ivy League honor as the conference released its 2017 men's golf awards on Tuesday. The awards were voted upon by the league's eight head coaches.
Senior Mert Selamet and first-year Jeremy Perna both concluded Ivy League Championship play tied for 10th place in the individual standings at seven-over-par 223 Sunday at the Stanwich Club. The Lions finished the three-day championship in seventh place with a 314-286-309-909 (+45).
To say Saturday was a great day for the Columbia men's golf team at the Ivy League Championship is an extreme understatement. First-year Jeremy Perna (second place) and senior Mert Selamet (eighth place) came out on fire as the duo carded low round two-under-par 70s and senior Arjuna Anday added a 71 (-1) to spark the Lions to a championship team-best two-under-par 286 score Saturday at the Stanwich Club.
Columbia first-year Jeremy Perna concluded day one at the Ivy League Men's Golf Championship in seventh place after shooting a two-over-par 74 Friday at the Stanwich Club. Columbia will tee off for round two at 10 a.m. Saturday.
The Columbia men's golf team will travel to Greenwich, Conn. to compete in this weekend's Ivy League Men's Golf Championship Friday through Sunday, April 21-23 at The Stanwich Club. This is the first time the three-day, 54-hole championship event will be contested at the 7,133-yard, par-72 course. The teams will play 18 holes on each day.
Three Columbia men's golfersfirst-year Jeremy Perna (13th), senior Arjuna Anday (17th) and senior Mert Selamet (22nd)all placed among the field's top-25 golfers at this weekend's Rutherford Invitational held Saturday and Sunday at the Penn State Golf Course. Behind the play of all three, Columbia finished the 54 holes in seventh place at 36 holes at plus-32 (294, 293, 297-884).
Senior Arjuna Anday placed 13th with a three-over par to lead the Columbia Men's Golf team to a sixth place finish in day one of the 41st annual Rutherford Invitational Saturday at Penn State Golf Course. The Lions tee off the final round at 8 a.m. on Sunday morning along with Rutgers and Binghamton.
The Columbia men's golf team is one 13 teams who will compete in the Penn State Rutherford Invitational this weekend at the Penn State Golf Course.
Junior Joshua Suh finished in 16th place and senior Mert Selamet and first-year Cullen Chung both shot 71s to lead the Columbia men's golf team to a ninth place team finish at the 31st annual Princeton Invitational Sunday at Springdale Golf Course.
Junior Joshua Suh paced the Columbia men's golf team as he fired a two-under-par 140 to finish the first 36 holes at the 31st annual Princeton Invitational in fourth place out of 75 golfers Saturday at Springdale Golf Course. Suh led Columbia, which enters Sunday's final 18 holes tied for seventh place in the 14-team invitational at +24 after carding a 306-286-592 on Saturday. The Lions roared back in the second round, totaling a 286, which ranked as the round's fourth lowest team score.


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Course Description
AD 490 Advanced Research in Art History
4 cr.
Offered: Winter
Prerequisite: AD 390.
Exploration of a special topic as a case study for in-depth scholarly investigation in art history. Each student is directed to find an original and specific theme related to the seminar topic and conduct semester-long scholarly research for presentation and a paper.


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Just a few more...
I think it's great, and fitting that a gun forum would have a section devoted to the dogs. These are our girls...
Welcome aboard!
Always glad to see another dachshund owner here.
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
Welcome from down in the swamp. Sure do like your pups.
Cute dogs!
Great dogs. They don't know they're small, do they?
Thank's for all the kind words. We do love our dogs. I married into the hot dog but have definitely become a dachshund person since. And yes they have no clue of their size. Alex is by far the biggest @ 60lbs and I think she thinks she is the smallest, she's the most gentle. Rudy is full grown @ 20lbs and is FULL of herself.
Thanks again,
Dachshunds are great. Have you ever seen the movie The Great Dachshund? If not, buy it. Don't bother renting it 'cause you'll wanna watch it over and over again.
Can you tell me more about "The Great Dachshund"? I looked for it but could only find a movie called "The Ugly Dachshund" about a great dane that thinks it's a dachshund.
Great dogs you got there! Love the shot of the dog in the blanket. LOL!


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The Navy Splector Quilted Jacket, for example, can be worn over and over again during cold seasons. The concealed zip (with stud fasten) contributes a lot to its streamlined look. The quilting adds natural dimension and texture to the jacket. There are stud side adjusters and 3 strategically-located front pockets, two of which are covered by flaps and one secured by a zip. The jacket is made of 100% nylon, so it is easy to clean and durable. You can clean it quickly and wear it over and over again. This is certainly one of the best-sellers of CrossHatch mens clothing. It can be worn stylishly from day to night with one of CrossHatch jeans.
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CrossHatch has a stylish selection of jeans, two of which are available at Standout. The Mid Wash Wak Denim Jeans (straight cut) has the right balance of frays, sculpting, whiskering, and light wash to achieve a casual and laidback look from day to night. This pair comes with a belt so the fit can be customized. The Nigeria Denim Jeans, which is more casual than the Mid Wash Wak, is low rise and has a carrot fit. The creasing to the leg front gives it a grungy look. The Mid Wash Wak and the Nigeria jeans are pairs that you can use many times without falling off the style radar.
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Jessica (Mathis) Morgan, 29, joined the Tennessee Tech women's basketball staff in March 2010, serving in the important role of administrative assistant for the Golden Eagles. In addition to handling day-to-day office duties, she also coordinates the program's annual awards dinner, mailing lists and recruiting contact information.
Born and raised in nearby Baxter, Tenn., she grew up around Tennessee Tech where her mother is employed. Jessica earned her bachelor's degree from Tennessee Tech in Interdisciplinary Studies in May, 2009, with a concentration in History and Literature. She worked four years at the University Center Bookstore as an undergrad. She received her master's degree in EXPW in 2015.
In her free time she enjoys spending time on the lake and participating in water sports. She also likes to spend time playing with her nephew, her friends and their kids, and riding her horse.
Jessica married Josh Morgan in September of 2010.


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"Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large"
American Museum of Natural History
Until Thu Feb 28 2013
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Not yet rated
Time Out says
Fri Sep 7 2012
This exhibition by Ottawa-based photographer Jim des Rivièresl showcases 30-plus close-up views of moths, highlighting their diversity and their striking beauty. While taking the works in, kids will learn about the insects' life cycle, how the fluttering creatures avoid predators and how they differ from butterflies. Specimens from the collection will give kids a look at the moth species depicted in the photos. All ages.
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Venue details
American Museum of Natural History Central Park West at 79th St
Upper West Side
New York
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- Opening hours:
Daily 10am–5:45pm
- Transport:
Subway: B, C to 81st St–Museum of Natural History; 1 to 79th St
- Price:
Suggested donation $22, seniors and students $17, children 2–12 $12.50, children under 2 free. Special exhibits $27, seniors and students $22, children 2–12 $16, children under 2 free
American Museum of Natural History
- Central Park West at 79th St
Upper West Side
New York
- 212-769-5100
- amnh.org
- 40.781321,-73.973075
- Central Park West at 79th St
- American Museum of Natural History
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Museums & Attractions. Natural history & wildlife
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Wow factor. Culture vultures. Feed your brain. Nature and wildlife. Kids. Quiet time
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The Jakarta Post blasted its government for the dumb policy of blocking access to the Internet in order to prevent Indonesian citizens from being able to see the controversial film "Fitna" which many believe is an anti-Muslim presentation. Itt quotes m edia expert Wilmar Wiloelar who says "this is really a clumsy move by the government it shows how the government is exploiting certain religious issues to suppress the freedom of its citizens." Nusa Bhakti from the National Institute of Sciences fears taking such action merely encourages those from extreme Muslim views to feel they can get across their ideas regardless of what the majority of Indonesians believe about the principles of freedom of speech.
The Indonesian National Alliance of Journalists condemned the government action insisting it denied Indonesians of their rights as guaranteed by the constitution. The indonesian government insisted it acted in the name of social harmony but that is always the cry of those who seek to deny freedom of speech and press.


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Howdy folks. This is my first GTO project, as I recieved it just yesterday:I've been driving, maintaining, and modifying my own personal Pontiacs for over thirty years, but nobody has ever brought me a GTO to fix. Until now. And to be honest, I'm not up on the '65 models and can't say whether it actually this is or isn't a GTO, but somebody is finally paying me to help fix up a vintage Pontiac convertible. I started on it yesterday, and will play a small but significant role in the efforts to make this an award winning car for it's owner, and for the owner of the shop I work at, Gary. This is how it arrived:Heres whats under the hood:Heres a peek at the chassis. WAY too much to list, so study hard. Ask if you wanna.Before he took it off the frame, Mike tucked the bumper ends, all around-All I'm supposed to do at this point is take it from where its at, with a little fixing left to do here and there on the body, to final primer. Piece of cake. Not sure how involved we are gonna get with that custom interior, but we will paint it and get it back on the chassis and running at least, I believe.So I walk up to my first GTO job and first task is to cut up the dash! Ow. Shaved the speaker hole.Now I gotta go block the hell out of he rest of the car and get some good primer all over it! Wha'dya think?
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Perfect like always Matt. You don't have to ask us how your doing, you're teaching us HOW to do it. Keep the pics coming bud we're loving it. Maybe I can get ya to do my coach -Rob
might want to get that white masking tape off the top of the frame rails beside the bell housing before it sticks hard... and requires more work... replace it with some of that tacky backed plastic sheeting you have used before.. for protecting finish.. might even want to use some of that to completely wrap the engine and transmission.. just a thought.. looks like its on there to protect the probably powder coating on the frame..you might want to put layers of tape over the plastic film to allow it to be removed easily.. but the upper layers of tape to improve scratch through resistance.. even using a layer of aluminum foil duct tape as the top layer...i do realize that the guys working with the headers probably put that tape there..
Thanks, Pman, Rob. I've actually done two bomb squad trucks but never an RV. TQ'd that one you got is up there with train car painting! I'm just happy to have a job and excited that its a GTO right now. This car has already been in 3 or 4 shops, from what I hear. I also hear the owner is stopping by tomorrow. Thats good, I always like to talk the job over with the owner if I can.Wayne, that kind of masking tape pretty much went out along with cattle rustling, everybody has been using green for years. It has probably been on there for an untold number of years. The frame sat in the sun today, might have been a good time to peel all that. The old tan 3M tape had a solvent based glue whereas the newer tapes have water based. The old tape was more solvent resistant and less water resistant whereas now its the other way around. Can't get the new stuff wet. The old tape was better around wet sanding but the new is better around paint.The chassis has a spot to park indoors every night and it does, but its in the building where theres zero sanding and spraying and not much welding so no big worries about it getting too nasty. I'm sure that before the body goes back on, that the whole chassis will be detailed real nice. When we have something fresh, we do bag it like you said. I learned about using tinfoil for masking when we painted a firewall with almost everything still in place.I lied about one thing- the first thing I did to the car was to remove the fancy brake booster and steering column to keep them from harm while I welded up the dash. Thats a clutch slave cylinder mounted over the pedal. More old tape. I blocked out this fender today ... uh-oh. It had some large problems as you can see. I need to scoot down the whole side in the morning, so we can see how much more bad stuff is hiding. There sure is a lot of fill on the car though, and right now thats good. If you're saying to yourself "That fender didn't look that bad before" well thats what I said, too. But it has about a two foot long low spot right over the wheel. It aaalmost blocked out. Another guy at another place had blocked it out and primed what he thought were the problem areas. And like most folks (including myself) who came from crash repair backgrounds, the longest block he probably had was 18". And while thats fine for most things, when it comes to show paint on rough old cars, I reach for a LONG board or some tubing, to put my sandpaper on. A four foot section of white plastic plumbing pipe wrapped in 180 grit cannot tell a lie, and will find every wave on big flat areas. Thats what I used to find the problems on that fender that was already "almost ready to paint". I know if RumRunner reads this he will wonder what the red thing in the background is ... its a Factory Five Cobra, fresh off the truck.Last but not least, this one is for Pman- As far as I know- the story on it is that it was rolled over. Its a '55 small window but while fixing the rollover, the owner opted for a big window '57 cab they found. Two of our guys are fitting up the panels right now and I'd bet that I'll be doing the mud work on this baby after the GTO is done. How do ya like the brand on that front tire?
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Yep Rowsley all those bells and whistles gotta add up. I am kinda hankering to learn the details and future of it from the owner. Looks like a fun drive!On the windshield posts- I did notice that they are different. Looks like the actual post is covered by those galvanised panels. I will need to remove them to treat them properly, they just unscrew and pop off, right? Planning to use epoxy primer on them and treat them like the rest of the steel. Anything else I should know?I THINK- should confirm today- that its going to be white pearl with a blue top.Man that sounds like a good way to spend the weekend. I've been wondering what to do on that weekend and a Pontiac cruise sounds awesome if it doesn't totally gridlock Branson. Went there once for their big annual cruise and it was a giant parking lot. Thanks for the tip-off it sounds very interesting and weather might be perfect. Hope you feel good then, maybe this time I'll make the venture in one Ponch or the other.
Looks like you have a bunch of cool projects to keep busy.
It sure makes the day more pleasant, working on interesting vehicles!Owner came in and we talked. Four bodymen at three shops already took their best shot at it. Wow. All that BS stops right here because we have done this so many times before and know what to do to get it right. I'll show y'all later what I found when I blocked quickly down both sides, it don't look too good. But now the owner has seen how far we'll have to take it and he is prepared to pay the way. So it is ON, and its gonna be damn nice.The engine is a 467 built by Butler around 2005, dyno'ed about 535 HP. The Keisler is a 5 speed and the Strange rearend is like a 3.43 ratio.
ID what size white pipe do you use? Getting those ripples out is hard. That GTO guy is lucky to have you doing his car. The ones you do come out so smooth. Jim
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Formulajim:ID what size white pipe do you use? Getting those ripples out is hard. That GTO guy is lucky to have you doing his car. The ones you do come out so smooth. JimThanks Jim. The results make a believer out of 'em. The latin words on my family crest say "The end crowns the work" so I come by it honestly.I'll get a pic of the pipe(s) I'm using today, totally spaced pics yesterday. The white long one is about 1" ID and is thick walled, doesn't bend and cannot tell a lie. The shorter black one is thin walled and can give just a little. I also use the cardboard tubes from the center or rolls of masking paper sometimes. Having different diameters around is helpful.
ROWSLEY:SORRY MATT I MENT THE POST AND THE COWL PANEL WHERE IT MEETS THE FENDERS. ALWAYS SEEN THE PAINT POPIN OFF.Sorry for what? Heck you gave me a good GTO tip Rowsley. Now I'm gonna check if the cowl is that way too. Probably gonna end up with all the galvanised coating sanded off anyway! Prep procedures are the same for galvanised but I will be sure to dot my i's and cross my t's when it comes time to apply coatings on those parts. The pillar pieces are screw-on covers but I tried pulling one off yesterday and concluded that they may have to be removed / installed with fenders off because of where they attach at the bottom. I'm sure Thumpin455 could enlighten me on that.
More pics-Heres the piece we were just talking about, I think. It really needs special attention as y'all can see:Jim, here is the pipe stash. Looks like the white one is regular hi-pressure 1" PVC pipe, about 37" long. The black one- um not sure, doesn't look like vinyl plumbing pipe, its very thin walled and straight and about 17" long. The cardboard ones with tape on them are from masking paper rolls. The board is the killer on big flat stuff like doors. The short blocks are ends of longer DuraBlocks that I cut off for tight area work. The 9" Hutchins hand file in the background is an amazing all-around tool, as well. Thats all Norton 180 grit sandpaper in the pic.End of today:The door. Man its very close to OK. Just a few small areas to fill. Also got the word that we will be installing the flush mount billet door handles and shaving the lock cylinders. I got going on the quarter panel, too. Both quarters were replaced and there are HUGE dips all along the seam, up at the top. Working on that now. Hope the bottom is better, lol.Lets walk around to the other side! I guide coated it with a mist of black spray paint and lightly blocked it yesterday so the customer could see the waviness. If you look closely, you can see how bad these panels are. LOTS of blocking ahead, each panel might take me a day or three.
I also found it very interesting how you guys cut the bumper end off to get it right. Usually I take them to the plating shop and have them stripped before I work on them ( they do it for free because they recover the chemicals). Then you weld the end on with your welder and grind everything smooth before plating? Is that how it works? The bumpers were flush from the factory weren't they? You are just getting the fit perfect right? Just like door gaps, fender fit ect. Sorry for all the questions. But it's always nice to learn from the professionals.
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Growing up in Jamaica, Kamille Gentles-Peart aspired to be on television, as glamorous as the island nation's beauty queens. It's no surprise, then, that she studied television as a student at Lehman College in New York City. There, Gentles- Peart underwent what she calls a "cultural studies awakening" and applied to the prestigious McNair Scholars Program, a Ph.D. preparation program for first generation college students. Along the way, a teacher was born – and in just three years at RWU, Gentles-Peart's engaging teaching style earned her a 2010 nomination for the University's Excellence in Teaching Award.
OPENING MINDS: A product of two distinct cultures – Jamaica and the U.S. – Gentles-Peart has learned to develop an open mind, a perspective critical to her classroom success. "I see my role as expanding students' minds. I want them to think beyond their context, background and lifestyle. I try to challenge their way of thinking."
A SENSE OF HISTORY: Communication studies requires broad historical context, but students often get tunnel vision, Gentles-Peart says. She sends them straight to the stacks: "They forget there's a whole body of research to look at since the 1800s. I want to give them a sense of that history."
BARREL KIDS: Gentles-Peart's parents immigrated to New York City when she was eight, leaving their two daughters with relatives. "It was painful for me and my parents. They called us 'barrel kids' because our parents sent barrels of goods back home." At 16, she reunited with her family in the U.S. "When they left, I was Daddy's and Mommy's little girl. When I saw them again, I had formed my own ideas."
ON BELONGING: With stops in the Caribbean, New York, the Midwest (for graduate school) and now Rhode Island, Gentles-Peart has learned to make her differences work for her. "There are times now when not belonging feels like an issue, when it becomes evident you're an outsider, and that makes me sad. But it also makes me feel buoyant! It gives a sense of not exactly belonging anywhere, and being able to belong everywhere."


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June 29, 2011: WGN-TV and the Better Government Association has learned people are being interviewed by the Cook County State's Attorney for an investigation into the goings-on at city hall in Country Club Hills. Sally Daly, spokeswoman for the state's attorney would neither confirm nor deny a probe.
Just days after our joint investigation caught Dwight Welch, mayor of Country Club Hills spending tens-of-thousands of dollars at restaurants entertaining his staff and lobbying others with his city credit card, the mayor has also been found using campaign funds to wine and dine even more. Records show that the mayor would go to restaurants two to three times on the same day for campaign meetings and city business totaling 50 times last year alone.
"You misappropriated our funds," says Alderman Vincent Lockett.
There was even a week in April where the mayor had a feast with taxpayer money. The mayor spent nearly a thousand dollars on the city's dime and another 26 hundred dollars from his campaign.
The mayor was unapologetic, "Do I take city workers out for breakfast after plowing the streets? Guilty!" he said.
After the WGN/BGA investigation, the city council voted to cancel all credit cards except one for emergencies.
"We're going to deactivate all current credit cards," says Alderman Steven Burris. The mayor surprised many in the crowd by voting yes to the proposal.
According to Robert Herguth with the Better Government Association, "There are several troubling questions here about how [Welsh] administrates and how he oversees the city. The city council took a good first step in terms of curbing some of the expenses."
The mayor also admits he is dating a city employee who works on his campaign and uses a car paid for by the campaign.
"Someone needed to investigate this man a long time ago. He's gotten away with too much," says a resident of Country Club Hills."
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