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Description: View of a Lutheran church.
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Cali Taylor
Watch as Cali Taylor slips out of her black lingerie and invites you in with her very sexy blue eyes!
Cali Logan Strips to Swim
No one is around so now is the perfect time to enjoy the lake and warm sun in the nude! Cali Logan shows she's as hot as ever. Pro tip: view the images in full..
Cali Logan vs Justene Jaro in Strip Foosball
In a game like this, we are all winners. Cali shows great sportswomanship at the end by taking her top off!
Cali Logan Outdoors
Check out sexy Cali stripping outside! Today is public nudity day I guess.
Cali Flashes All Over Town
Those couple of dudes got a really nice surprise that day. Cali doesn't hold back, flashing her boobs and ass everywhere and even doing some pantyless acrobatics.
Cali Logan Takes a Shower
Katie Fey isn't the only girl who likes to keep clean. Cali gets nice and wet in the shower but for some reason still wears her underpants.. :/
Cali Logan and a Friend
Cute Cali and her even cuter blonde friend have a one-on-one pool party. Cali's neighbour should really think about investing in a pair of binoculars..
Cali Logan and her Friend
Brunette Cali and her Asian friend get together for a sexy sleep over.
Cali Logan Wearing Glasses
Cute Cali does a sexy strip in her bedroom, showing off her purple lingerie and then her sweet sweet body!
Cali Logan Does Dishes
You gotta love how a hot topless babe (like Cali) makes the most mundane chores (like washing dishes) interesting to watch.
Cali Lakai Takes Off her Lingerie
At least the top half, the video kind of ends a little too early to see everything. According to her bio she's 35, making her one hell of a hot milf. Edit: apparently she's only 25.
Cali the Cowgirl
Check out this cute brunette in her little cowgirl outfit as she strips and shows off her nice round boobs! Not to be confused with Cali Taylor.
Cali Logan Takes an Oily Bath
What's better than a hot bubble bath? A baby oil bath! She will need help eventually getting out of it, being so slippery and naked and all.
Cali Logan's Self Shot Striptease Video
One of my favorites Cali Logan sends in this hot hot self shot video of her basically taking all her clothes off.
I know I change my mind often when it comes to my favorite 'fan' video, but this one has to be right up there. Nice melons indeed!

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Yeah where is it? I can't find it. Thanks
Good call, guess the thread never made it there. Go ahead and send a PM if you haven't already. I let him know he has some in his inbox.
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"San Martin expresses solidarity [with Reyes] not just because she is a woman but also because she is the authority in control of the match and therefore deserves obedience and respect," the club said in a statement.
The team's general manager, Alvaro Barco, said: "Leguizamon is leaving because he damaged our image in the eyes of the public."
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The Granola Gang
Four times a week in the cavernous kitchen of Proctor Dining Hall, bakers mix 12 gallons of rolled oats with walnuts, almonds, honey, and other ingredients to make granola for Middlebury College.
While this relatively simple act is not that remarkable, how it's done here is somewhat unusual.
The job belongs to the Granola Gang, a cadre of dedicated students who produce the 250 pounds of granola it takes to feed Middlebury students every week.
Students eat it with milk, they put it on ice cream, they mix it with yogurt, and they put it on fruit. Some students just spoon it into a paper cup and snack on it all day long. Vermont cliches and jokes aside, the granola at Middlebury is a very big deal.
"Our students just love their granola," says one of the original Granola Girls, Shannon Engelman, a junior from Minnesota. "When I was a freshman, the College bought its granola from a Vermont company and went through tons and tons of it. But now we make it ourselves and it's a lot more 'about us' this way."
Or, as Executive Chef Robert "Bo" Cleveland puts it: "For the students making the granola, there's a real sense of ownership and pride. And for the rest of the students, they like the taste and they know the granola is homemade right here."
The Granola Gang produces two varieties of granola using a secret recipe that is constantly being refined by Chef Cleveland and the bakers. One mix has nuts and no fruit; the other has dried fruit and no nuts.
Listen to the gang talk about the recipe.
The College consumes more than 10,000 pounds of granola each year and saves about $27,000 annually by making its own product. Matthew Biette, director of dining, says that that is money Dining Services can now put toward other efforts, like buying local beef and organic vegetables.
The Granola Gang's roster of bakers varies from semester to semester. And although the original group was all women, the Granola Gang is now co-ed. Engelman does all the scheduling herself, and new members receive on-the-job training from the more experienced granola makers.
At any given time there's an active group of six or seven students who divide up into threesomes to fill the four shifts per week. (During Language Schools the Granola Gang cuts back to two shifts per week, owing to the reduced number of students on campus during the summer.)
Making the granola is an up-and-coming tradition at Middlebury, and while it's not as well-established as Winter Carnival or "Picking Up Butch," it's one that students in the dining halls have come to appreciate.
On a recent Sunday afternoon in April, Shannon Engelman meets Alexandra McKeon '13 and Marie Russo '11 in the Proctor kitchen to make granola that will be served for the next few days.
The trio gets started right away and pretty soon it's obvious that they have worked together before. As Shannon measures out the oats and pre-heats the oven, Marie blends vegetable oil with Vermont maple syrup in a steam kettle. Meanwhile Alex adds the spices, weighs the sunflower seeds, and readies the sheet pans.
Together they mix the raw granola with their hands and spread it into the shallow pans, 16 of them at once. Next they place the pans in the carousel oven for 55 minutes at 275 degrees.
They spin on their heels and begin cleaning up the work area. Every 10 minutes a whistle sounds and a warning light flashes on the oven; it's time to flip the hot granola. They take the pans out four at a time, stir the mixture around, and place the pans back in the oven. "Flipping" prevents the granola from burning and keeps it cooking evenly.
Listen in as the bakers prepares a new batch.
All this work is making the Granola Gang hungry. After the second flip and all of the pans are back in the oven, Shannon, Marie, and Alex dash upstairs to the dining hall for a quick bite to eat. Ten minutes later they are back down in the kitchen again, just in time to flip the granola.
"We have always had students working in the bakery," Bo Cleveland muses, "and making the granola for the whole college gives them a chance to take on a finite task, see it through to the end, and accomplish it with minimal supervision."
In two hours the process is finished. The 16 pans of granola are now cooling in the racks, and the Gang has gone off to study, socialize, exercise, or do whatever students do on a Sunday afternoon. On Tuesday after class it will start all over again: 12 gallons of oats, two cups of vanilla, a quart of maple syrup….
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Get an overview of this hotelUpscale resort on the beach, with 4 outdoor swimming pools
Popular property highlights
Located in Ko Chang, this beachfront resort is in the city center and within 1 mi (2 km) of Klong Plu Waterfall and Ko Chang National Park. Pearl Beach is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) away.
Resort Features
At KC Grande Resort & Spa, spend the day on the private white sand beach where you can enjoy volleyball. Then return for a meal at one of the resort's 3 restaurants.
Room Amenities
All 208 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and DVD players. Conveniences include sitting areas and refrigerators, and guests will appreciate thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
KC Grande Resort & Spa
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Step outside to feel the sun on your face and the sand in your toes on the white sand beach. Lie back and work on your tan with relaxing beach amenities like umbrellas and sun loungers. Bring your whole family to KC Grande Resort & Spa for summer fun including 4 outdoor swimming pools, a complimentary children's club, and a children's pool.
A complimentary breakfast is offered. Dining is available at one of the resort's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include 3 poolside bars and 4 bars/lounges. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This beach resort also offers a sauna, a fitness center, and a rooftop terrace. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
KC Grande Resort & Spa has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Children's club (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 208
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of bars/lounges - 4
- Number of poolside bars - 3
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Ferry terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Waterslide
- Number of outdoor pools - 4
- Computer station
- Pool umbrellas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Children's club
- Designated smoking areas
- Luggage storage
- Rooftop terrace
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 4
- On private beach
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference center
- Free self parking
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Year Built 1999
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Sauna
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Spa services on site
- Children's pool
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- On private beach
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Waterslide
- Free Wi-Fi
- Children's club (free)
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually decorated
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
The Beach Restaurant - This beachfront restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required. Open daily.
Horizon Pool Bar - This poolside restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
Gusto Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner only. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
4 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a private beach, a waterslide, a sauna, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scuba diving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking on site
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Boat tours on site
Spa Services
- Hot stone massage
- Swedish massage
- Thai massage
- Reflexology
- Number of treatment rooms 2
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children stay free when using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for THB 1446.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Deposit: THB 1000 per stay
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 2500-6500 per vehicle (one way)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: THB 500-1000 (one-way), (from 4 to 12 years old)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1446.00 per night
Hotel Name
- KC Grande Ko Chang
- KC Grande Resort
- KC Grande Resort Ko Chang
- Kc Grande Resort And Spa
- KC Grande
- Kc Grande Hotel Koh Chang
- Kc Grande Koh Chang
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the ferry terminal and airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- KC Grande Resort & Spa is listed in the 2014 Condé Nast Traveler Hot List.


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Analyzing and publicizing gains in childhood obesity prevention to build momentum for policies promoting healthy eating and active living
This project will evaluate the links between enactment of state and local policies on nutrition and physical activity and changes in childhood obesity rates in California. Preliminary analysis of objectively measured data on body mass index (BMI) suggests that childhood obesity rates peaked statewide in 2005, just as California enacted legislation banning the sale of soda and junk food on school campuses, and have measurably declined since that time. This study will: (1) analyze changes in childhood obesity rates from 2004 through 2009 in California cities and counties, and (2) assess the links between implementation of state and local policies in 100 California cities and changes in childhood obesity rates in those municipalities. The investigators will evaluate a broad range of policies on childhood obesity prevention at the state and community levels and in school districts. Additional analyses will seek to determine which policies or combination of policies appear to be having the greatest impact on childhood obesity rates. Deliverables will include a policy brief, policy report, and fact sheets describing research findings for dissemination in California and nationally. The grantee will recruit a national panel of experts to review project methods, findings and their implications. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Communications staff will vet all project communications activities and products, and the grantee will not use Foundation funds for lobbying purposes.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $398,417.00
Awarded on: 12/7/2010
Time frame: 1/1/2011 - 8/31/2012
Grant Number: 68203
California Center for Public Health Advocacy
P.O. Box 2309
Davis, 95617-2309
Amanda Purcell Bloom
Project Director
Harold M. Goldstein
Project Director


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Kinky-Curly styling video
I put this together this morning. Sorry if you can't hear me -- I was pretty tired!
It also shows how I clip my hair, since I've gotten a few questions/PMs about that latley.
Hey guys...
I'm sorry for leaving you hanging like this! I removed the video some time ago -- I'm a medical student, so with upcoming applications to residencies I felt it prudent to cut down on my internet presence. I hope you'll forgive me! I'll outline the steps here, but I know that a video is so much more helpful so maybe some other kind soul who's got the technique down can fill in.
1. After washing your hair (however you choose), rake a leave-in conditioner through soaking wet hair. I usually begin right-side up and flip upside down in the middle of this step. Rake through until well distributed and your curls clump together into beautiful, wet locks. I'll almost always stick to Knot Today if I'm using KCCC, since I find it plays super well together. For my thick, fine, shoulder-length hair, I use about a dime sized amount.
2. STILL UPSIDE DOWN, tilt your head to one side. This brings down the hair at the nape of the neck and some of the trickier spots on the top of your head. Take a scoop of KCCC (about dime sized for me), rub between palms, and scrunch into the hair, concentrating on the tricky spots you're exposing. KCCC does not distribute well for me, so I need to apply directly to hard-to-reach areas if the product is going to get there at all. I find that 5-10 scrunches is plenty.
3. Also still upside down, turn your head to the opposite side. Repeat step 2.
4. Return your head to center, and take a final scoop of KCCC. Scrunch into the hair, as evenly as possible. This gets the front bits and any ends you may have missed.
5. If you're like me, I usually get some residual product hanging out on my knuckles by this point. Recollect it onto your fingers, then gently feel the underside of your hair (you're still upside down!) for any crazy/messy curls. Smooth them out with the excess product, and scrunch a couple times to put that curl back.
6. I like to take a linen towel and scrunch the excess moisture out of my hair now, but there usually isn't much. After this, gently swing your head around to stand up straight, and let your hair fall into its natural place. Dry however you like, then scrunch out the crunch.
I hope this is vaguely helpful. Let me know if you've got any questions. Snuggles!
Ooooo! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I absolutely love your hair! And, I just started the KC duo!
Video is great!! I can hear you loud and clear. Thank you for taking the time out to do this! You have probably saved us curlies some valuable KCCC!
That was really good!
You mentioned long hair application. My hair is waist length when wet, and I scrunch it in the same way that you do, and it seems to work. I just need more product and a little more time.
You are too cute! That was awesome. Love how you can hear the squishing sound.:wink:
you really are cute:blob7: very helpful thanks!
I'm fascinated and I appreciate the helpful tips. What I'm mostly curious about is how similar our hair looks when wet. I can't seem to maintain the curl you have throughout the day. I wonder if it is because my hair is longer than yours. I would die of happiness if my hair could look like yours. :smile:
What do you like best about the KC duo? What do you feel it does for you?
And, for someone who's growing out her hair, the obvious elongation factor is kinda nice at the moment. I still can't believe my hair looked so long in that video. It shrunk up a tiny bit once it dried some more, but :blob7:
Thanks for the video. I normally rake the CC in, but I am not 100% happy with my results. I am going to try scrunching it in next time.
Another wonderful movie!! Good job! This was fun to watch since I used this combo this morning. This is almost exactly how I do it, except I plop with the Curlease instead of scrunching it myself. When I started out using this combo, I used a little BRHG, too, but realized my hair seems to curl up better without that harder gel -- probably due to my looser curl pattern.
Your hair is GORGEOUS as always and I can't believe how long it is!!
Cute! Thanks, mysteryflavored. I do have one question...I have noticed this combo (KT & CC) works better for me on the days I wash with at least a little Come Clean rather than just a conditioner or water wash. Is this true for you?
You're so flippin adorable!
Awesome video! It really helps to see how other people do it. I couldn't get the KCCC to work for me. I always ended up stringy or my hair would poof out halfway through the day. Makes me want to try it again too bad I swapped it!
I love it.
Now I want to try this stuff more than I did before! I have no money so I'll have to wait.
KC is currently #4 on Curl Mart's bestseller list.
This video was great - thanks for sharing!
Echoing all the other comments - great video. Enjoyed it and found it helpful. Gorgeous curls!
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This is a discussion on This is my Rifle.,, within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; After being away from the AR platform for 3 years, I thought it was time to get back in. Although this time I intend to ...
After being away from the AR platform for 3 years, I thought it was time to get back in. Although this time I intend to keep the set-up with HD in mind.
This is only the third ARI5 I've owned. I recently purchased it from a good friend. He was cleaning out his closet and decided to sell most of his armament. At the time of purchase it was a bare bones carbine. As you can tell I've ordered and installed a few goodies. I've got a Leatherwood CMR on the way, along with a SR07 switch for the light.
I really like the UTG takedown case. Not bad for $29. I'm hoping to get some good range time, tomorrow.
Here's a few photos taken earlier..
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What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Very nice. Thanks for posting the pics.
I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it.
Clint Eastwood
Beautiful AR. I love that case also. Very vanilla, most would never suspect that as a gun case.
Nice looking AR. How does she shoot?
My rifle and pistol are tools, I am the weapon.
And Lord, if today is truly the day you call me home
Let me die in a pile of empty brass."
Thanks, Guys.
@ 40Bob: I'll find out in a few hours.
What we've got here is failure to communicate.
Very nice...
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee,
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command,
And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,
yea i like that case too. just out of curiosity, if the rifle is taken down into two pieces, doe that then mean you can transport it in a case with ammo "within arms reach" legally?
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Glock 23, mic holster, clipdraw, abdominal carry.
My understanding is that an unloaded AR can be legally carried with loaded magazines and ammo in the same case as long as the mags/ammo are located in a seperate compartment of the case.
Probably best for you to check and verify the laws that govern your venue.
What we've got here is failure to communicate.
In Texas we can carry a loaded rifle in the vehicle with us, trunk or front seat. Wisconsin? I have no clue man. In pretty much every state aside from those two or three we don't talk about, it's safe to assume the rifle in a case, unloaded in the trunk with the ammo or loaded mags in a separate bag will get you by just fine.
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Proven combat techniques may not be flashy and may require a bit more physical effort on the part of the shooter. Further, they may not win competition matches, but they will help ensure your survival in a shooting or gunfight on the street. ~Paul Howe
We had a great day at the Range today. We were able to bore sight the irons to hit paper at 100 yards pretty quick. Once on paper, the sights were adjusted as best we could and we were able to shoot about 2-3 MOA. Not too bad, I guess. My vision has really taken a dump these last few years and i was having a little trouble focusing on the targer while pulling focus on the sights. Heck, I was just happy to know that I was hittng paper at 100 yards. :)
At that point we decided to see what we could do with the rifle at a closer distance so we packed everything up and walked over to the 25 yard range. My oldest son shot multiple 0.25" groupings (1 MOA) and my youngest son an I were constantly shooting 0.50" groupings.
Before leaving we rapid fired the rifle to test reliability and it perfomed flawlessly. Absolutely no issues to report. All in all a great day at the Range.
I'm really looking forward to receiving the CMR. I'm hoping my groups will shrink a little more. :)
What we've got here is failure to communicate.
Starry? Glad the rifle worked well for you.
Proven combat techniques may not be flashy and may require a bit more physical effort on the part of the shooter. Further, they may not win competition matches, but they will help ensure your survival in a shooting or gunfight on the street. ~Paul Howe
Definitely check on your state laws concerning transportation of firearms. Ohio has a screwy worded code that causes a loaded magazine to be a loaded gun regardless of whether there is even a gun in the car. Our CC license allows for transport of loaded hand guns but not long guns. So I can legally transport every pistol I own loaded at the same time but I am breaking the law if I have a loaded AR magazine, sans AR15 in the car. Go figure.
OP, Nice looking set up. I love a take down case. Glad to hear you had good results at the range. I would also recommend a .22lr conversion for economy and plinking. I thought it would be seldom used but I was wrong. I love to just shoot for hours with the kids at the 50 yard line. The conversion bolts have come a long way as far as reliability in the last several years. Mine is a CMMG.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – Brad Keselowski did nothing during Saturday's Irwin Tools Night Race to damage his status as NASCAR's hottest driver.
Keselowski's pit crew gave him a stellar pit stop on the race's final caution at Bristol Motor Speedway, then he did the rest, surging ahead of Martin Truex Jr. to lead the final 80 laps and collect his third Sprint Cup win of the year.
"This is a race of champions. I can't believe it," Keselowski said. "There's races that pay more; maybe some with more prestige. … But this is the coolest damn one of all."
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In his last four races, Keselowski has gone from 21st to 11th in the points standings with two first-place finishes, a second and a third.
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"The last 100 laps, I certainly started to feel it," Keselowski said of the pain in his ankle, which was aggravated after the race when he jumped off the top of his No. 2 Dodge Charger. "But I don't think anyone wants to hear me whine.
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Jeff Gordon had the dominant car most of the night but settled for third.
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"The balance was decent on the car, but we were just slow; we didn't have enough grip," Earnhardt Jr. said. "(I'm) thankful to finish where we finished."
Stewart, despite finishing three laps down, held onto 10th place in points, the last guaranteed spot for the Chase. "Just a rough night," he said, a day after qualifying 42nd.
Bowyer fell to 12th in points and trails Stewart by 22.
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Moving the engine rearward, how far..?
Hey guys,
I'm thinking of moving the engine rearwards to better balance the weigth for launching, this a race only 81 ElCamino.
The question is, how much should I move the engine to start making a difference in launching?, I'm thinking of maybe 8 to 10 inches, would this be enough? would it make a difference worth the hassle?
My plan is cutting off the whole firewall and the front part of the floor with it, and welding it back wherever it has to be, this would make fitting pedals and stuff much easier.
thanks for replying.
I'd check with the rules on where you plan on racing this.. (no idea what rules the tracks in s.america have, )
they may limit how much you can . in some classes..
you don't want to get stuck in a 8 sec class with a 12 sec car..
There is a lot of math involved to determine the exact changes to moving weight bias rearward but obviously more is better, at least to a point. I doubt you will be able to go too far, though, w/o doing a lot of major reworking to the car.
If this is a drag car, it's interesting to know that raising the center of gravity helps traction by increasing weight transfer to the rear. That's why many early drag cars had a nose up stance and why the altereds had their engines mounted so high. Nowadays, good tires and suspensions (and rules) keep this to a minimum. Whether this is something you could use, depends.
FWIW, in '68 we had a '65 C10 pick up w/a 389 Pontiac mounted 18" rearward. It was the first vehicle (besides our wrecker) that I drove that could pull the front wheels on takeoff. It had other modifications, but the engine moved rearward was the main thing responsible for the added traction.
With a vehicle like an El Camino, just be aware of what rearward engine movement will do for leg and foot room and operating the pedals, especially if you are fairly tall. My '31 roadster has a fairly large engine setback and I, at 1.9m, have a tight fit with my feet plus keep knocking the Lokar shifter into 'N' with my knee. My seats, and maintaining a reasonably comfortable incline for driving will not go any further back to help either.
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Some of us Suth'ners do know 'metrics' but we mostly have have to do a mental conversion for the rest of the world to understand
Dave W
you might want to shift it an 1"-2.5" to the pass side..
it'll give your feet some room and balance out for your body weight left to right
Agusto - don't think you can really shift the engine to the right too much and run generally available headers. Why not just find a huge engine (454 to ???) and install it - lots easier then chopping out a firewall and cobbling up brakes and clutch as well as your leg room. Then there is the problem of just working on the engine and the added time to do simple jobs like adjust valves or even change spark plugs.
Even this is tough to work on:
Back to the original question..As far back as you can get the engine and still have legroom in that car..
Dave...We Canadians must be getting to you with the metric and all.....Move away from the border.....lol
1 stone =20 pounds, I believe.........I learned that many fortnights ago
"(depending on how well my wife has fed me that day)"
Hey Poncho...Maybe his wife fed him real good before he stepped on the "stone scale", sorry Dave, I couldn't resist, I wouldn't know the difference in weight between a stone and a rock.
I don't mind doing a complete reworking of the car, I have a body shop and deal with this kind of stuff everyday.
there's plenty of room to move the seat rearwards while keeping the driver's space about the same size, and being 5'7 is and advantage this time :D
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New tires and wheels
:D Here are a couple of crappy pictures of my new 35x12.5 15's. And my new 15x8 pacer wheels.
I will try to get some better pictures posted, maybe some I can take in the daylight will help!!!! So did I do a good job picking them? Answer honestly!!!
I decided not to get the chrome center caps, so i am going to get the center of them painted.
I had someone tell me that I didnt need the weights on my tires to balance them, he said that I will not go fast enough to worry about it. :confused: Does anyone have any input on this? I have no idea since I dont know much about tires but I would think you need them.
Cool!!! Thanks for the picture upgrades.
Yeah, much better pics. Why not go for the chrome center caps and paint them black. Would look better I think. As for the weights, I would think if you going to go over about 40 mph you are going to need the tires balanced. But that's just me.
Looks good.
edit: I think they can put the weights on the inside if you didn't want to look at them.
Tires look pretty good. What kind are they? Don't look too aggressive, but they are still 35's.
Whoever told you that you don't need your tires balanced then they are completely full of sh*t. If you are rolling 35's that are out of balance you will start shaking things loose in your suspension or steering which will lead to death wobble. If it bothers you seeing the weights then just hit them with a bit of black paint.
The tires are Mastercraft A/T. I didnt want to go to aggressive because I dont do a whole lot of offroading....YET....trying to get into it a lot more. Especially since I am getting my jeep the way I like it. I am going on a poker run on April 1, I will try to post some pics. As far as the weights I plan on painting them, I thought my buddy was full of sh*t also.
I think your jeep look good. 35's look awesome! Honestly, I think your jeep would look really good if you had a more aggressive mud tire on their.
I just bought a 2005 jeep wranger....looking at different options to do go with right now. I am so undecided on what to do. I want to lift it and go with either 33s or 35s. Mud tire that is. I am not for sure what kind of lift to do though. I got a quote today for a 2 inch puck lift with shocks for 199.95 and 250 for installation. Also got a quote for a 4 inch suspension lift with shocks for 459.95 and 250 for install. Seems kind of high to me what does everyone else think? Which lift should I go with puck or suspension?:confused:
That looks really good there jj33002, as the rest said, your going to wish you went a little more aggressive on the tread. More aggressive does not mean you sacrifice anything on the road. I kind of like the sound the aggressive tires make......like something big is coming. :)
The 35's still make a Jeep look awesome though.
Hey lenziep, if you want to run 35's you will need about 6" of lift. You can do a 4" suspension, and a 2" body, or do a 6" longarm suspension. More pricey, but more bang for the buck. I run 33's on a 4" lift, and hit the top of the wheel wells when flexing. Tera-flex does have a 4" lift that you can run 35" tires on, but they put stops on your coils, so that you won't get much up travel. I would think that would limit your down travel as well. A friend of mine, with almost the identical Jeep, just did his that way, sure does look sweet with those 35's. He chose the pro comp tires that look like MT claws, they are running a special now for 4 tires for the price of 3.
Cool thanks for the information...What do you mean flexing? Like when you are rock climbing? I do mostly highway some mudding. Is the rubbing alot when you run 33s on a 4 inch lift? The guy today told me I could do the 2 inch puck lift and run 33s? is that not true?
Anytime you go off road, and the terrain is not perfectly level, you will flex, articulate. However, if you do not disconnect your sway bar, it will not articulate near as much. But then you enter the realm of rocking, which is not very comfortable. You go up on three wheels until you get over the hump, and then rock down until you hit with the tire that was up in the air. That is why a lot of people disconnect their sway bars, so that the axles will flex over the terrain, keeping the wheels on the ground. Therefore the more articulation you have, the more room you will need for tire travel. If you are just wanting to put on the hockey pucks, two inch spacers, than 32" tires is probably all you will be able to fit in your wheel wells, without rubbing.
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Citation: Anderson, C. 2008. Gender bias in beliefs on physical activity: Buffering effects of sport participation among girls [abstract]. 7th Annual Conference of the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 21-24, 2008, Banff, Alberta, Canada. p. 160. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine effects of child gender on parental and child beliefs and evaluate competitive sport participation as a modifier of child beliefs. Two age-groups of children and parents completed measures on child athletic appearance, competence, importance of physical activity (PA), and encouragement by parents (25-item Parental Beliefs Questionnaire, 40-item Athletic Identity Questionnaire). Cross-sectional responses from 674 parents (63.0% female , 55.8% white, 26.2% Hispanic)and 433 children in 4th - 5th grade (53.5% female, mean age = 9.9 yrs), and 404 parents (62.3% female, 79.2% White, 24.0% Hispanic) and 280 children in 7th - 8th grade (58.7% female, mean age = 13.0 years) were analyzed. Our results showed that in parents, MANOVA (parent gender x child gender) produced effects for child gender in parents of younger, but not older children. Parents rated younge boys higher on competence (p<.01) importance (p>.001),and encouragement (p<0.5). In children, MANOVA (child gender x team participation) produced main effects for team participation in younger and a child gender x team interaction in older, children. In younger children, team membership buffered parental gender biases [simple team main effects for appearance (p<.001), competence (p<.001)importance (p<.01), perceived encouragement (p<.01)]. In older children, although parent child-gender biases were ot present, team membership enhanced child self-beliefs (all simple team main effects significant), especially among girls, who perceived greater parental encouragement than boys (p<.01). Participating in competitive sports may help girls overcome parental gender biases that are still seem prevalent. Parent gender biases may lessen with girls' continued sports participation into later childhood and adolescence.


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In Italo Calvino's story collection Invisible Cities, Marco Polo describes to the ageing despot Kublai Khan some far-away fantastical cities that he visited in his travels.
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In a similar vein, this concert brings together works that explore ancient texts, distant lands, nature, perception, and art. Canonic masterworks by Debussy and Ligeti are paired with vibrant new works by Japanese composer Noriko Miura, Italian composer Eric Maestri, and NEC music theory faculty members Katarina Miljkovic and Stratis Minakakis.
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Jack Stulz, viola
Alex Hersch, cello
Aaron Likness, piano
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Situated oceanfront on the Western most stretch of wide open sandy beach in West Newport Beach. Lifeguard towers manned June to September with an oceanfront dog park accessible all year round for your canine family members. Local favorite restaurants Cocina Alessa, Eat Chow and The Spaghetti Bender are walking distance, as is The Big Belly Deli, The Frog House Surf Shop and Newport Market Place. The World Famous Crab Cooker restaurant, Newport Pier and Dory Fisherman at McFadden's Wharf are about a 30 minute beach walk or 15 minute bike ride away. Bike rentals available at Newport Velo Bike shop near the local restaurants. We allow 6-8 guests per stay on a minimum 7 day Saturday to Saturday basis, and your dog is welcome with advance notice.
The Beach House is owned by two of the original builders children, Bill Stephens and JoAnn Semeniuk. Both have spent over 80 years enjoying it as they were 5 and 8 years old when the house was built in 1933 by Art and Lucile Stephens (Lucille in photo above with Grandkids back in the 50's). Art worked as a Purchasing Agent at nearby Lido Shipyard during WW 2, and Lucille ran the Stephens family flooring business. The house in the 30's had no telephone or hot water, and the bay window that looks out over the pacific ocean and Catalina Island was Art's idea.The Stephens lived in Alhambra and early on Art would stay at the house during the week while working at a local Newport Beach shipyard and travel home on weekends. Over the years it was commonly known that if you were lucky enough to stay at the Beach House you should leave coffee and beer in the fridge for the next guest if you wanted to come back!
The Beach House purchased this cottage in 1933
The Beach House is a family oriented oceanfront vintage style residence with a vintage vacation cabin feel. It is cozy, clean and inviting. Dog's are welcome at the Beach House and an oceanfront dog park located 3 blocks away is accessible year round.
Located at the very West end of Newport Beach historic 'Sandspit', this wide open stretch of beach offers great beach combing, surf fishing, surfing, body surfing and swimming. The House enjoys great year round weather with mostly calm mornings and evenings accompanied by a fresh Westerly ocean breeze in the afternoon. Catalina Island sunsets unfold directly in front of the house and are always a special time of day...
View and location were great. Neighbors Ken and Amy made us feel like we were part of the family. Can't wait to go back
We loved our week at this great old Beach house. The weather was wonderful, the view spectacular and the ocean refreshing. We loved being on the beach and having a sizeable front yard with a picnic table, barbecue and even sand toys for a visiting child.
The beach was uncrowded and lovely. We enjoyed bicycling using the bike lanes on Seashore and the Boardwalk. We also cycled down the Peninsula to the Ferry and took it over to Balboa Island, where we found a great restaurant, Wilma's. Everything we needed was close by, which is good because parking was a bit tight.
We found the beach house to be more than adequate to meet all our needs with two bedrooms, a neat loft and a fully stocked kitchen. However, our son did come home covered with insect bites from sleeping in the loft. He said the window was missing a screen, a minor and fixable problem.
Dave was great and very easy to deal with. The neighbors on both sides were extremely friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed meeting them and visiting with them.
We all had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend this beach house to others. We hope to return again next summer.
The house was perfect, the neighbors were delightful and we couldn't have asked for a better vacation.
Just the best location you can expect in Newport Beach. Away from the boardwalk noise but still close to anything you may need. Perfect to enjoy the beach.life. I hope I will have the chance to visit again!!!
Dave was communicative and responsive...
Fantastic property exactly as pictured right on the beach. We were able to get comfortable and just relax. Can't wait to return.
First VRBO experience. Great location, quaint little cottage for a nice private get away. Neighbors are extremely friendly. It was so nice to walk right out the door onto the beach. Beach was never crowded...and a short bike ride to the boardwalk to take in the local flare. There are excellent restaurants within walking distance if you want a night out.
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And not the type of sting one can throw some medicine on and heal just like that.
Sooner Nation has been stung with a deep wound by the most unfortunate of circumstances, as authorities announced Thursday afternoon that starting linebacker Austin Box has passed away after being transported to Oklahoma City's Mercy Hospital due to an unknown medical condition.
"The University family is deeply saddened by the tragic death of student-athlete Austin Box," said OU President David L. Boren. "Our hearts go out to his family and friends."
"This is a devastating day for the OU family," said athletic director Joe Castiglione. "Austin was incredibly well-liked by his teammates, coaches and fellow students and will be greatly missed by all of us. We're providing all the appropriate resources necessary to help everyone in his family, and ours, cope during this extremely difficult time."
More of the same came from head coach Bob Stoops.
"We're all shocked and heartbroken," Stoops said. "Austin was a great young man, a great young man to coach and a great teammate. He played an integral part in our success the last three years and was looking forward to a big senior year. As heart-wrenching as this is for us, we know it's even more difficult for his family. More than anything, our thoughts and prayers are with them."
Because of that, the Sooners undoubtedly will have to replace what he brought to them on the field.
Box brought great technique to the linebacker position.
He was always in the right spot ready to make the right read.Rarely was he out of position. Box brought toughness. Though he suffered numerous injuries throughout his career, including a sprained knee, an elbow injury and most recently a flare-up in what was diagnosed as a "disc issue" in his back prior to the 2010 season, Box has never backed down.
He played through those setbacks, demonstrating his mental edge.
And Box brought incredible productivity.
In three seasons for the Sooners, he racked up 107 career tackles, including 13.5 tackles for loss.
He also had a pair of interceptions, a fumble recovery, forced fumble and three passes broken up.
That productivity, as Stoops alluded to, was a huge reason why the Sooner defense stepped it up down the stretch en route to reeling off five straight victories to close the season and winning an unprecedented seventh Big 12 Championship and the Fiesta Bowl.
While the Sooners may be able to make up for Box's technique, toughness and productivity with other talented athletes, what they most certainly won't be able to truly replace is a player with so many intangible qualities both on and off the field.
Coming out of high school from Enid, Okla., it was apparent that the Sooners had not only snagged a talented prospect, but they had also snatched a levelheaded, great person that just happened to have a knack for playing the game of football.
"It was easy to tell that he commanded the leadership of his team," said Scout.com Midlands Recruiting Manager Greg Powers. "All the other players rallied around what he was doing. And he led by example. He was able to go out and keep a good attitude on the field, a winning attitude, and he played hard every snap, whether he was hurt or whether he was banged up. It didn't matter.
"Box was going to be bringing it to try to will his team to a victory. And he almost led them to a state championship. They just fell short by one game, but they overcame some great hurdles just because of his will power that helped his team to fight to get there."
He carried that into college, as well as his unselfish attitude.
"As soon as the games were always over, the first people that he always wanted to celebrate with were his friends and family," Powers said. "And there were some good moments there that you could tell that that's what he was about, and I don't think that there was anybody that really wanted to be a Sooner more and wanted to make his family prouder than Austin Box.
"I mean, he was playing for the pride of his high school. I mean, he was playing for his friends. I mean, he was playing for his family. You could definitely tell that it was a big deal for everybody."
Indeed, whenver he took the field, it was certainly hard to imagine a player taking the gridiron with as much selfless grit and determination as Box.
And his presence of mind: phenomenal.
"Yeah, he did seem like he was a real true cerebral player," Powers said. "And I think that's why you saw him be so effective as a quarterback [in high school]. I mean, he was a guy who loved to run the ball, but he sure would chuck it down the field in a hurry, too, if somebody was open, and he would use that ability to help cripple the other teams because they would always assume that he was going to pull it down and run, but he would use, you know, his smarts to outthink those guys."
So, the Sooners will sorely miss him on the field but also as a great guy in the locker room.
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I've finally started working on my Jango blasters. First thing I did was cut out three 1/2" thick aluminum handles.
Then I chamfered the edges that were going to be touching each other.
I welded the plates together, then routed the extra weld bead off.
Last one is for size comparison to my hand.
Next thing for the grips is to router a 1 1/4" channel along the top and use the 3/8 round over bit on all the outside edges.
I've got the easy parts for the barrels rough cut, but none of the slots have been routed into them yet. And I will still need to sand and polish the barrels. The barrels are 1" OD aluminum tubing and the double mitered pieces in the back are 1" ID 1 1/4" OD.
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Federal lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on several competing immigration reform bills -- some of which may debut next week. One way or another, they're all expected to include some kind of path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million people already in the country illegally. Reporter: Rachael Myrow
Rachael Myrow, Host: Federal lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on several competing immigration reform bills, and we should see one or more of them debut next week. One way or another they're all expected to include some path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million people already in the country illegally. While that political drama unfolds in Washington, D.C., we turn to a man in Fresno with a strong sense of what those reforms could mean on the ground level for California. Don Riding spent nearly 40 years with what was called the INS and what we now call the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Agency. Thank you, Don Riding, for talking with us.
Don Riding: You're welcome!
Myrow: What did you like about the amnesty program of 1986?
Riding: What I liked about it is the fact that people who had been working here for many years were finally able to come forward. A lot of people don't understand that the reason the amnesty program was needed was because of a 1976 change in the law. It used to be, prior to Jan. 1, 1977, that if anyone from the Northern Hemisphere -- primarily Mexico -- was here and had a child born in the U.S., they could immigrate almost immediately. They didn't have to wait 21 years for the child to petition for them. So prior to '77, if someone came here illegally with a family and they had a child born here they could immigrate. When that stopped in '77, all of the sudden all of those people could no longer immigrate. And by '86 we had a couple million people who previously -- not all of them because they didn't all have children born here but many of them -- would have qualified under the old rules. Prior to '77 there was no limit on how many people from Mexico could immigrate. Congress changed the rules in '77 and then got surprised when there were unexpected consequences.
Myrow: Unexpected consequences like what?
Riding: By placing a numerical limit on how many people can immigrate from Mexico, it took 10 years for the Mexicans who filed petitions to immigrate in '77 -- the first year of the new law -- it took them 10 years for all of them to immigrate. These are people who legally immigrated, who qualified, who all of a sudden had to wait their turn. So, you can imagine: What about the people who applied in, you know, in '79, '80, '81, even longer. As it is today, in the category of brothers and sisters of Mexicans, there are approximately 750,000 approved visa petitions for Mexicans in that category. If you do the math for how many are allowed each year, the waiting time is 163 years, four months!
Myrow: What do you think of the new proposals being floated in Washington, D.C.?
Riding: They're not bad. To say that they're perfect -- no, they're not. But you're not going to deport 11 or 12 million people. Now there needs to be some requirements, and they're trying to put the requirements in. A lot of people don't understand, they say, "Well, these people have to pay their taxes." Most of them already are. When I first came to California in 1984, I went around to the various immigrant communities and asked, "How many of you get paid in cash under the table?" Everybody raised their hands. By 2011, when I retired, I asked the same question and everybody raised their hands and said they get paid with checks. What happened is that part of the amnesty program included employer sanctions. Employer sanctions forced people to get counterfeit documents. So even though they might have got paid in a different name, everybody today is being paid with a check. Which means that employers are taking out money for Social Security. They are taking out money for state and federal taxes. They are taking out money for all the things they're supposed to. So when these reformers say, "Well they have to pay the back taxes," they're already paying them, almost all of them.
Myrow: What do you think would happen to the Central Valley's $26 billion farm economy if federal lawmakers required farmers to clean house before importing any workers.
Riding: This basically happened in Washington and Oregon following the amnesty program. There was supposed to be a replenishment agriculture worker program that would allow people to harvest the crops illegally and the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Labor together were to determine how many workers we needed in agriculture those years. Well, the problem was, to determine how many workers were needed they went to the state unemployment offices and asked, 'how many workers have farmers come and asked for?' Farmers don't go the unemployment office to ask for workers. They came back with a report, 'we need zero agriculture workers.' And boysenberries and crops like that rotted on the vines in Southern Washington
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Making the trip to her hometown to put in her vote, RIma Fakih was spotted in Dearborn, Michigan on Tuesday (November 2).
The "Miss USA 2010" beauty traveled from New York City to Snow Elementary School, and happily posed for pictures before heading inside to fill out her ballot.
Coming up later this month, Fakih will guest star on WWE Monday Night RAW Live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
During the three-hour wrestling extravaganza on November 29th, Rima will witness and perhaps be the one to crown the 2010 King of Ring.
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How does one repair small holes in a concrete floor?
Gday all,
Well, thanks to Irene we are now blessed with a flooring issue. Thankfully this is the extent of our problems as it could have been much worse. So on to the question at hand as it were
Back Story After the removal of a water logged Pergo Floor with accompanying vapor lock and lifting of an industrial grade carpet sponge with padding we have decided to just paint the floor with a Epoxy Floor Coating and not worry of such issues again. The concrete floor in the basement of our Ranch build circa 1955 has a fair number of holes and gouges (along with some ghastly green paint :eek:) that require filling.
How to correctly fill is our dilemma. We have heard to use quickcrete / fast set concrete or some type of seal as used to fix spalling concrete found in tubes. Simple question being How does one fix these holes that are about ¾ to 1 inch deep so they will not resurface some point in the future? They dont have to be perfectly blended but should at least be presentable as now being part of simply a painted floor. Green paint removal not withstanding :eek:. Thank you for your time and patients.
In the flooring department of all home centers they sell "floor patch". Novel idea I think!:yes: Use floor patch (Portland cement based) from the flooring department. Preferably latex fortified or something like that.
Quikrete isn't the product to use if it is the bagged Quikrete in 60 or 80 pound bags...wrong stuff.
Fast-set concrete serves no purpose other than to irritate you.
Don't have any idea what sealer product you are talking about.
Second on the floor patch----nice stuff to work with---most are loaded with a latex powder and they bond well---very easy to apply
It is common problem with concrete floors, these again and again requires maintenance. It is better to go for epoxy or urethane floors as they have many advantages over it.
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text: VANCOUVER, March 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Callinex Mines (TSX.V-CNX) (OTCQX - CLLXF) is pleased to announce that it has begun a drilling campaign on its Gossan Hill gold project in Northern Manitoba near Cranberry Portage. This, the third drill program on the property by Callinex, is designed to build on the success encountered in the 2012 drilling program. The mineralization has been defined by 64 diamond drill holes over 2 drilling seasons to date. Highlights of the previous campaigns conducted by the company included hole GOS28, which returned a core width of 5.94 g/mT gold over 14.77 metres, (as reported in Callinex's press release of April 15, 2011). Diamond drill hole GOS33, which intersected 19.88 g/mT gold over 2.45 metres of core width (as reported in Callinex's press release of May 16, 2012). The objective of the current drill program will be to expand the zone at depth and along strike. The gold and silver mineralization at the Gossan Hill project is located along a 2 kilometer shear zone. The southernmost end of the shear-zone is the home of the previously producing Gurney Gold Mine. The historic Manitoba mine produced 28,045 ounces of gold from 94,650 tons of ore milled, according to records obtained through the Manitoba Department of Energy and Mines. The Company cautions that work done by previous operators on the Gurney Gold Mine property was conducted before the implementation of National Instrument 43-101. Quality control methods by the previous operators are unknown, and the accuracy of the information cannot and should not be relied upon. Callinex's holdings at Gossan Hill consist of 3,679 hectares of mining claims. Rail line runs through the claim block, and a provincial highway is located approximately 10 kilometers from the project.


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remodeling the shower
my bathroom is 32x32 and I would like to make it 32x60. Can I use a pre-fab pan?
I assume you mean the shower is 32x32, not the bathroom??? To install a larger shower base, you most likely need to make some framing changes. This often means stealing space from another room or closet.
Most standard pans are 36x60---you may be able to locate a 32----I suggest that you call a plumbing supply house---you may find that the service and prices are what you want.--Mike--
This will almost certainly involve moving the drain.
Remodeling the shower will involve some framing, moving the drain. You could use a preformed shower pan or go with a tile shower base. If you go with a tile shower base you should hire a bathroom remodeling contractor. The results will be much better. Preformed is simplethough.
Check out the 32x60 Kohler Salient receptor, I put in the larger model and really like it. Easy to clean with super durability.
You can find a wide variety of pans and shower enclosures online at lots of websites. Check out http://www.vanities123.com on the bathoom showers tab for a good selection or do a Google search for other sites.
Dreamline is one of the most popular manufactures of shower doors, shower enclosures and pans. They come in quite a few standard sizes and I believe 32x60 is one of the sizes.
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text: Leeds based David Hulme is a promoter and resident dj for one of the city's biggest success stories of the last year - Cognosco. He is making some exciting noise on the northern circuit at the moment with his unique blend of Deep and Tech House. His skills continue drawing crowds to the dance floor so much so he recently earned 2 gigs at Leeds legendary Mint Club where he made his System debut supporting Josh Wink and closed the Mint Club Presents party with Sasha. A future name to watch in the UK? Most definitely!David Hulme's biography David Hulme Musician


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Armor- Wickedbeard
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Shin tools- real Paterson Squeegee, resin "knife", part of a paterson squeegee with xacto knife pieces and a piece of a spatula. still need to make the other one.
Ammo Belt- not sure of the maker purchased from Evan
Girth Belt- purchased from petsmart dyed by me.
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Im still painting the helmet, and im still in need of boots, jet pack, Gauntlets, chest lights, Gloves, wookie scalps, and toe spikes. then Ill be "done" . Not that you can really be done with Boba.
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If you go to this website above, you might have to scroll down to their "podcast" part and click on that. Then you'll have to go to Esme Murphy's show and click on that. Then, if you are still interested, you click on the ADHD medication tab. If that doesn't work, forget it. I'll be on TV in a few weeks. You can hear my horror story then. Maybe by then, I'll be able to post a decent link.


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Big Bend Open Road Race (TX)
I haven't seen any Foci at this race in years past, as this is kind of a "Vette Race". But, since all cars are allowed, and there are several months before the race kicks off (April 22-25 2009), I'd see if anyone wants to get in on it. I have worked the race a couple of times, but never raced in it, but I'm thinking of entering this year just to be able to say I did it.
Here's the official website if Anyone is interested:
And don't worry, You won't be competeing against the S7s and Z06s, this is a tech speed rated race and all cars are classed together in Their speed bracket.
Get on it, guys! I don't wanna be the sole representative of the Ford Focus, as I'm sure Mine is a poor example of what We can do.
You should race. Do you know what safety equipment you need if any.
Well I remember a guy a couple of years ago had to install a 5 point harness to His Saleen S7. This was His DD, and had driven from Maryland to race. But there is a complete rule book on their website. And yes, I plan on entering this year, just for S&G. I wont place, I don't intend to. Maybe after the swap. Also, FI is allowed, but no N2O.
One more thing. Only 160 racers can enter, so Whoever wants to race had better register ASAP
An S7 DD? Wow, that is dedication.
^^I know. His nickname quickly became "Lucky Bastard". lol
guys i have raced in that race and others with them. You dont need much to be in the lower classes.
fire extinguisher mounted and some rated tires.
Its when you get into the 130s and above you need all the good stuff.
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