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Wow, I think you did great, all things considered! But that drive home must have been brutal--were you the one behind the wheel? Now THAT's hard-core!
I'm jealous. I LOVE Park City. I have been meaning to ask you though which marathon you preferred in Utah. If you had had to pick between SLC and Ogden, which would you pick? And then between the one you pick and St. George? I'll be in Utah the next two years at school so it would be nice to know. Thanks! and congrats!
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I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Fortunately, no. My wife drove.
Good job! I am curious, why 7 in 2006?
And your wife must be a saint to drive 7 hours for a marathon.
I was out there this past June for the Wasatch Relay
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Ken Nail has written about car audio for Crutchfield since 2003, after four years as Crutchfield Sales Advisor, and 10 years as a music teacher. He's an avid music listener, whose favorites are classical and film music. When not chained to a desk, Ken spends most of his time training for triathlons and marathons, and likes getting outside for backpacking, downhill skiing, and bicycle touring. He attended West Virginia University, where he received a Master's Degree in Music Performance and a Bachelor's Degree in History.
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Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
Crutchfield's car audio experts Zak and Ken take a look at a new trend in car stereos: in-dash receivers that do not play CDs. They answer the obvious question: How do you know if one of these digital media receivers is right for you?
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Ken: Hi, I'm Ken.
Zak: I'm Zak.
Ken: Hey Zak, you got many of these in your car anymore?
Zak: You know what, Ken? I used to, but now they're all on here.
Ken: Yeah, the iPod's taking over from the CD, it seems like. I use one myself — so do a lot of people. Or people put their music on USB drives, other brands of MP3 players.... That's why we're starting to see these things come around a lot more: the digital media receiver.
Zak: Yeah, and one thing that all media receivers don't do is play CDs.
Ken: That's right. If you don't have a CD slot, you need to get your music from somewhere, so they'll have USB inputs, maybe an SD Card slot, auxiliary inputs, Bluetooth for music streaming. A lot of them also have built-in iPod controls or the option to add on an iPod adapter.
Zak: And one thing that's different that you can see right here is that since they don't have to build this around a CD slot anymore, they can play around with the form factor. They've moved the knob into the middle and changed the way these things look.
Ken: Yeah, it really frees things up. This model is very iPod-centric, for lack of a better word, and we have an iPod hooked up. You can see that you can go right through things like you normally would on an iPod. Work your way through and then drill down into what you're looking for, and check the options.
Zak: That's great. This particular model we're looking at is the Alpine iDA-X100, which is a popular model in this line. But we have more of these available at crutchfield.com. You go into the in-dash receivers and look for the category of digital media receivers.
Ken: It seems like we get more every day. So, if you're one of those people who don't use these as much, and maybe use those a lot more, digital media receivers are the way to go.


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Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells. Iron helps make red blood cells.
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Anemia - iron deficiency
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Red blood cells bring oxygen to the body's tissues. Healthy red blood cells are made in your bone marrow. Red blood cells circulate through your body for 3 to 4 months. Parts of your body like your spleen remove old blood cells.
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Mabry-Hernandez IR. Screening for iron deficiency anemia--including iron supplementation for children and pregnant women. Am Fam Physician. 2009 May 15;79(10):897-8.
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|November 16th, 2008, 08:17 PM
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3-link front, double triangulated 4 link rear
Hydro assist
79 Ford D60 front, 5.38's, undecided locker
14 B rear, 5.38's, undecided locker
Flipped D300, possibly 231-D300 doubler....if I can find the right parts
4 cyl to 4.0L conversion since it was missing the 4 cyl
Full cage
Highline tube fenders
Non comp cut cut
Fuel cell
I'm sure there's more.......
The story:
I picked this up on the coldest day last year....remember when it was 0 deg for a high with a -20 windchill in Jan 08, yea that day
We bolted a front axle under it with wheel bearings and put tires on to roll it onto the trailer. Was a 4 cylinder.....minus the 4 cylinder, front axle, rear ring and pinion, airbags deployed.
Put the hood and stood the grill in place to access the damage once I got it home.
Picked up half doors and uppers this summer, color is fugly but they'll serve the purpose.
Bought a take out 4.0L and AX-15 with computer, wiring ect this summer. S.Hembree, Pwilson22000 and I set that in a couple weeks ago and started it. Tucking that up as far as I can. Folded the pinch seam up and out of the way on the firewall when I pulled the engine back out. Gained about an inch of clearance for wiring and such
Then it came back out and S.Hembree and I cut the frame to straighten it back out. This heep was in a front collision, the frame was 1.5" taller on the drivers side, had to cut the frame to twist it back to about where it's supposed to be.
Frame gave right under the 4 cylinder motor mount. Had to cut 3 sides and 1/2 way up the fourth before it would move.
Frame tacked in place, onto front crossmember/bumper. I will be transfering my 8274 from my XJ to this one when done so I've been building the front so that it will accept that winch. Bumpmember mocked up:
Still need to put another 4" section of 1/4 across the front and brace it back. Will have to drill holes after that but I want to have the winch sitting in the bumper before putting holes in.
Relocated steering box up and hopefully out of harms way. 2/3rds done :
Still need to tap the steering box for hydro assist.
Went to LKQ last weekend and pulled a 99+ intake for $18, put that on saturday and replaced the powersteering fluid tank with one that didn't have the tab broke off the back.
Got my 14 bolt SOLID diff cover that I won at the Sundowners Rodeo this week. Also ordered disc brake brackets and D300 flip/clocking ring early this week but didn't get anything in time for this weekend. Pic of 79 D60 front and 14B rear:
Started on my flat belly kit this afternoon. Doing this one cheap for now. We'll see how it turns out. Ends cut off and sledge hammered flat
Comments/criticism welcome, that's where the good idea's come from. Sorry for crappy pics, keep forgetting the camera.
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Gonna be sweet, we must have picked our Jeeps up on the same day in Jan. because I remember freezing my balls off when we picked up the cherokee. I think my Jeep came home in a little better shape than yours tho from what the pics look like Good luck.
|November 18th, 2008, 08:17 PM
Updated some of the pics, going to work on the bumper tomorrow night after work. Also ordered 2 lengths of 1.25 sch 40 poop pipe yesterday for the front hoop and tube fenders.
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|November 28th, 2008, 10:00 PM
Welded bumper up, it's part way finished. Need to lay winch in to get the thing fully boxed in and I would like to have the grill and engine in place prior to burning the bumper home.
Got clocking ring spacer made and installed
Need to clear for the top 2 holes with the DD machine dual clocking ring for D300 to Ax-15FWIW
Pulled front axle out of the way and welded the frame back together. Fishplated the outer. Tried to get fancy and put a "509" in but it'll probably end up getting filled with weld and ground down.
I need suggestions for the inner fishplate,it's bent badly. I tried to take a pic but couldn't get the 3-d contour to show up in 2d...go figure
As it sits now:
Going to wheel the cherokee tomorrow and get back to putting a fishplate on the inner, putting engine back in, working on flat belly Sunday.
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Welcome to a new feature on Arsenal.com - Talking Heads.
Before and after every first-team fixture our MatchDay Show team - and an Arsenal blogger - will have their say on the match.
Arsenal take on Stoke City in the Premier League on Sunday and our Talking Heads for this game were Dan Roebuck, Stephen Hughes and Julian Harris from Gingers for Limpar.
Read on for their post-match thoughts and recap what they said before the game.
Another welcome win from a game that was eerily similar to last Sunday's victory over Sunderland. As in that game Arsenal started brightly, conceded an equaliser against the run of play, lost their way, regrouped at half time and saw their captain turn one point into three. Robin van Persie has replaced Cesc Fabregas as the talisman and it was striking how much he lifted the team when he came on, but let's give Gervinho credit because he made both second-half goals with his pace and directness - and he scored one himself of course. Laurent Koscielny was excellent in defence and Aaron Ramsey seems to be growing in stature with every game. Promising signs indeed.
Stoke City are no one's idea of a dream opponent but they don't have a great record at the Emirates and they might not be as sharp as usual after a Thursday night game in the Europa League. Arsenal were in Europe in midweek as well but that extra 24 hours of recovery - and the depth of their squad - could be significant. I expect Aaron Ramsey to start after enjoying a breather and Gervinho might come into the equation as well. It's good to see Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker's partnership growing by the game and their aerial prowess will be under the microscope. Fortunately they have a keeper behind them who will relish the chance to command his area and relieve the pressure from Stoke's dead-ball deliveries.
First and foremost it was a great result. From a performance perspective Robin van Persie is going to get all the plaudits again but defensively I thought Arsenal were very, very good. There was another outstanding display from Koscielny again. All in all it was maybe the best performance of the season and we'll move onto the next game with lots of confidence. That's six wins in seven games now and, all of a sudden, that top-four place looks completely realistic. Arsenal still look nervous when they concede goals but if they can get that out of their system they will be fine.
Arsenal are going into this game on the back of a decent run of results. Five wins in six is not to be sniffed at and even the one defeat in that run - against Tottenham - showed signs that Arsène Wenger's side are beginning to gel. You know exactly what you are going to get against Stoke - a real physical test - so Arsenal will have to compete first and earn the right to play their football. When they get the ball they need penetration as well as possession but with Robin van Persie in fine form they should have enough cutting edge to pick up three more points.
Arsenal's last back-to-back league wins came all the way back in February – and also against Stoke. So much for a bogey team. This was Arsenal's fourth straight home league win against the Potters since they gained promotion in 2008. While Stoke remain a tough (and sometimes brutal) opponent away from home, Tony Pulis shows a lack of ambition with his tactics when visiting the Emirates. His side had just one effort on target all game (the goal), and only one corner. Credit of course should be given to Wenger's boys, who dominated with 66 per cent possession. Ramsey completed a mightily impressive 83 passes, losing the ball just four times. His clipped through-ball for the opener was delightful, leading to Gervinho's uncompromising finish. Gervinho's direct style may be untidy at times, but it's also refreshing for many Gooners, and he was brilliantly effective in the second half. His link-up play with Robin van Persie bodes well for the rest of the season. Good signing, Boss – and from everyone at Gingers for Limpar, we hope you had a cracking birthday on Saturday. Onwards and upwards…
Gosh - it appears that this is Arsenal's 100th league game at the new stadium. And for the celebration, we welcome back Tony Pulis and his gang of party-poppers. While games away at Stoke are fairly predictable, their tactics at the Emirates tend to differ. Last season Stoke sat back, often leaving ten men behind the ball. I expect they will do the same this time, and will be rather tough to break down, so Arsenal will have to improve in the final third. Despite wins in the last two games, the team has struggled to make things count in front of goal. Over 80 per cent of Arsenal possession in Marseille happened in the middle of the pitch or in our own third, and only four chances were created all game. Yet a win's a win so let's hope confidence will see the team continue to improve. And hopefully the crowd will stay in the ground for the subsequent Under-18s game against Chelsea - an excellent initiative by the Club.
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A new contract for Robin van Persie is on Arsène Wenger's agenda but he does not want the issue to become a media obsession in the months to come.
The captain had a weekend to remember after scoring twice to complete a century of goals for his team during the 3-0 win over Bolton. But Van Persie's graduation to Arsenal's '100 Club' was overshadowed by speculation over his future on Monday's back pages.
Reports pointed out that the Dutchman will be in the same position as Samir Nasri next summer unless he signs a new deal before then. Van Persie's manager wants his skipper to stay for the long-term but he played down the matter at his pre-match press conference on Tuesday.
"That [a new contract] depends on us and on Robin," said Wenger.
"On our side we are quite clear so that is no problem. I do not say there is no problem because it does not depend only on us but we are clear with our intention.
"After that you have to respect that he has nearly two years to go so let's not make an immediate issue of something like that. Two years in football is a very, very long time."
Wenger preferred to focus on Van Persie's fine form, particularly since 2010 gave way to 2011.
"I have a high level of expectation for him and his performances are as high as I expect them to be," he said.
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Megadeth's "Countdown to Extinction" came out in 1992. In 2012, fortunately for us, extinction hasn't yet arrived.
Nevertheless, the California metal band is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the album with a tour that includes a stop at Saltair on Saturday.
"Countdown to Extinction" remains the best-selling album by the band launched after frontman/guitarist Dave Mustaine was tossed out of Metallica in 1983. Debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard album chart, the 1992 record featured the band's most recognizable song, "Symphony of Destruction," which became an unlikely MTV hit.
Despite touring to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the album "Rust in Peace" two years ago, the decision to tour and play "Countdown to Extinction" wasn't as clear-cut as it might seem, said Megadeth guitarist Chris Broderick.
"It wasn't like a no-brainer," Broderick said. "We had talked about doing a [1986 album "Peace Sells… but Who's Buying?"] anniversary tour. A lot of times we'll look at what people are talking about on the Internet."
And fans, Broderick said, were clamoring for a "Countdown to Extinction" tour. That's despite how in 1992 many metal purists scoffed at the record as an attempt by Mustaine to gain more commercial appeal, much like Metallica.
Broderick, the youngest member of the band, said he became a fan of Megadeth with 1990's "Rust in Peace." He said he didn't immediately warm to the idea of album anniversary tours but was converted after he saw the reaction from audiences on the 2010 "Rust in Peace" tour.
"I think I got more into it when I saw the fans get into it," he said. "Once you release an album, it no longer becomes yours it becomes the fans'."
Broderick, a 42-year-old Colorado native, said his favorite vacation spots are the snowboarding hills in northern Utah and houseboating at Lake Powell. He relishes the success that has come his way since Mustaine plucked him from Colorado metal band Jag Panzer four years ago.
"Who would want to change this?" Broderick said. "I'm in a iconic metal band that's known for its guitars."
Megadeth has brought fellow Californian metal band Kyng (often known as KYNG) on tour. "We're big Megadeth fans," said singer and guitarist Eddie Veliz. "We look at each other all the time and say, 'This is special.' "
This will be Kyng's first show in Utah, after a tour with Seether was canceled earlier this year. The band likes calling its music "California heavy."
It performed as a quartet until the band booted its singer. Now, it is proud to set itself apart as a metal trio. "It wasn't working," said Veliz, who was raised in east Los Angeles. "He was a singer who screamed, with a really throaty voice. But it wasn't working. If we get a fourth member, we'll be just another four-piece."
He added: "There's not many bands doing what we're doing."
Maybe extinction is on the rise.
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'Countdown To Extinction' 20th-anniversary tour
Megadeth will play its popular 1992 album at this Utah concert. Also on the bill: Kyng.
When • Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 p.m.
Where • Saltair, 12408 W. Salt Air Drive, Magna
Tickets • $35 at SmithsTix


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AMES, Iowa ̶ The 2015 Annual Garden Calendar, "Whimsy," is now available for purchase from the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Online Store at https://store.extension.iastate.edu. This playful look at gardening was the idea of Richard Jauron, ISU Extension and Outreach horticulture specialist. "Many individuals are serious about their gardens," Jauron said, "I wanted this calendar to show the fun side of gardening."
Take a whimsical journey through the seasons in phtography, verse and quippy garden quotes. Each month includes timely garden tips like the best time to prune fruit trees or deadhead geraniums to encourage additional blooms. In addition to helpful hints and fun photographs, every month includes memorable quotes like "My favorite thing about winter? When it's over!" and "I love my garden. So do the bugs, birds and bunnies."
Jauron says that people garden for various reasons like having fresh fruits and vegetables or beautifying their surroundings—adding whimsy to the garden introduces an element of fun.
Whimsy is available for $6 from the Extension Online Store. Jauron can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 515-294-1871.


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If you have an extra 10 frame deep box you could put it above the inner cover, scratch the capping on the frames of honey, and put the outer cover over it. They should move the honey down. I would do it one or two frames at a time.
That is a good suggestion, but will they break cluster in the cold temps to go up to it and back?


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Playing against the Canadians, Czechs and all the other countries that had a lot of NHL players competing really made me think that I was ready. It was nice to get out on the ice and feel really comfortable against that level of talent.
Sabres Insider Q&A with Thomas Vanek
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Late Superior Court Judge Harold Perkins remembered for wit, kindness
By PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader | October 01. 2013 8:42PM
Court Officers Dwight Dodd, left. and Frank Mello carry a picture of Judge Harry Perkins, taken on his last day on the job, during his memorial service at Belknap Superior Court in Laconia on Tuesday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Gary Hicks called him the Teflon trial judge, overturned only once by the Supreme Court and then, he joked, it was the high court that got it wrong.
Superior Court Judge Larry Smukler recalled his first Superior Court trial, again in Hillsborugh County. He had been a judge for all of three weeks when the judges — which included now-Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Linda Dalianis, William Groff, Walter Murphy, James J. Barry Jr. and Perkins — said he was ready.
He was assigned a civil trial where one of the attorneys, who he described as "very flamboyant," proceeded to take full advantage of his greenness.
"Somehow I ended up in Harry's chambers," he said. Perkins guided him through that trial and, Smukler said, was his mentor for the rest of his life.
Perkins always found something he liked about every case, he said, even things that might exasperate someone else.
"I have to decide this case based on the preponderance of perjury," Smukler recalled Perkins telling him about one civil lawsuit.
It was, she told him.
Then Perkins introduced her to Smukler.
A photograph of Perkins, taken by Laconia Citizen photographer Gordon D. King on Perkins' last day as a Superior Court judge, was unveiled and later placed on the wall outside his courtroom.
During his legal career, Perkins served on the New Hampshire Bar Association's Board of Governors and was a member of the Supreme Court's Professional Conduct Committee from 1979 through 1988, serving as chairman the last five years.
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VVC T-shirts Are Go!
Oh my my! Vida Vegan Con t-shirts are here! We're super in love with them and hope you are too!
These are printed here in Portland by Ink Brigade, on American-made t-shirts. We've got a more fitted, ladies' cut and a more traditional unisex cut, both chocolate brown. Click on the sizing links to figure out what you are, because we all know individual manufacturers' ideas of sizes don't really mean anything.
Here's the rub: We need to order these Tuesday, August 9. Wait! That's
tomorrow! TODAY! You have until 4:00 PST to pre-order! So think fast and act fast. We'll have some extras made, but to make sure you get one that fits you, we strongly urge you to pre-order. We'll have it for you when you register at the conference (or can mail it to you if you can't make it).
So now that you've checked out the sizes,
click this here link to order yours now! You must specify size in the "special instructions" field. And seriously, think hard and check out the sizing links before you choose.
See you in a few weeks!
UPDATE: The order is closed. We will have extras at the conference, so you're not totally out of luck. There's a sliver.


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It's not everyday a Viking ship lands in the middle of New York City's busiest neighborhood, so more than a few heads turned to check out the 40-foot vessel promoting DreamWorks Animation's How to Train Your Dragon.
The ship, which was flanked by folks dressed in full Viking gear, was stationed at Duffy Square in Times Square on March 22 and March 23 to showcase the film as well as its unique merchandising partnership with Walmart. The Viking ship was the first of more than 2,500 that will be arriving in Walmart stores.
Passersby could view clips from the film on screens located around the ship, take pictures with the Vikings and engage in such games as "Test Your Viking Strength." They could also pick up some free samples of How To Train Your Dragon products.
Merchandise displays were located around the ship to further promote the products that will be available in Walmart stores.
According to a Walmart press release, the retailer's partnership with DreamWorks began more than a year ago. Through this collaboration, Walmart was able to work with such big-name manufacturers as Kraft, Kellogg and Pepsi to create custom How to Train Your Dragon branded products to be sold exclusively at Walmart.


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Opening Hour
11.00 - 00.00
Indian food is extremely popular all around the world but like with any speciality cooking there are those who succeed and those who don't quite make the grade. One successful Indian restaurant is Baluchi in Patong.
No longer a bright-eyed newcomer to Phuket, Baluchi has matured and grown into an established, well-respected restaurant known for its meticulous attention to details in recreating sub continental cuisine.
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