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The CP-23D was completely restored in June 2010. This boat has a special history with Com Pac Yachts, she was the original test boat for installing an inboard diesel engine. She has a 9 HP Universal that was rebuilt during the restoration in 2010. The interior and exterior of the boat was painted with Awl Grip paint. All new canvas, Doyle sails, teak, New Found Metals stainless port lights, and much more. Appraised in 2012 for $24,000.00, and is currently listed for $15,500.00. Call Scott Pickard for further details.
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The class of 1972 has a lot of energy. The class has pre-bash plans as well as post-bash plans.
The actual bash - the Alumni Bash - only in its second year, will unpack pictures, yearbooks and memories this Saturday at Millennium Plaza Park.
The class of 1972 is the class that originally attended Lake Oswego High School, then split its senior year when Lakeridge opened in 1971.
'I have a million e-mails bouncing back and forth. Several of us went last year and had so much fun and we've been talking about it all year long,' said Candace Jennings, Lake Oswego High School Class of 1972. Those that were there have been spreading the word with pictures ever since.
'Instead of waiting every five to 10 years for a class reunion, it's an opportunity to get together on a more frequent basis for people who have maybe moved back,' said Jennings. 'We're getting together at a local restaurant (before the bash) and then we'll probably get together at another local restaurant (after).
'(Last year) we felt like we were in high school again.'
There are about 50 people on Jennings' e-mail list. There are a lot of people still around from the class of '72, said Jennings, who named a few:
n Nancy and Sue Headlee, who have been instrumental with the Lakewood Center and Lakewood Theatre and the Oswego Heritage House.
n Kim Kress, who works at Windermere.
n Marlene MacEwan, who is now a tax preparer.
n Nancy Tongue, a local artist.
'A lot of these people I've kept in touch with (because they live in Lake Oswego,' said Jennnings. 'But what it's done is given an excuse for people who live in the larger metro area to get together.'
Festivities are from 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. on Saturday at the park.
The event will feature the Millenium Band led by Craig Lampson from 6 to 8 p.m. playing 20s through the 40s standards, and Ultimate Entertainment will take it from the 60s through 2000.
Blue Coyote will serve ribs, chicken and burgers along with beverages. Oswego Hills Winery and Bridgeport Brewery, owned by alum Karl Ockert, will serve the drinks.
The event, which drew 800 last year, is expected to draw from classes who have scheduled their reunions from the same weekend, but is also open to anyone in the community interested in learning more about the history of the school district.
This year, the event will be inside an 80-foot tent that will be sectioned off for each decade. There will be yearbooks, trophies, plaques, sports uniforms and other memorabilia. And both Laker and Pacer spirit wear will be available to purchase.
'It's a fabulous opportunity to get together with all of your friends from year's past,' said Mary Puskas, a spokesman for the Lake Oswego Alumni Association.
And even for those who aren't alumni, Puskas said it will be a wonderful celebration of the district's history. A video highlighting the history will loop continuously during the evening.
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New contractors already selected on nearly half of Ballenger projects defaulted last fall
AUSTIN — Progress on most of the 22 projects (listed below) that were delayed in December due to the default and bankruptcy of Ballenger Construction will resume this month with new contractors selected by the responsible bonding company to finish the work.
"We appreciate the public's patience and look forward to continuing these projects at no additional cost to taxpayers," said Veronica Beyer, Texas Department of Transportation spokesperson. "We were recently notified by the sureties that more than half of the projects were awarded contracts and would resume construction beginning this month."
Ballenger Construction notified TxDOT in the fall of its intent to default on the 22 contracts it held with the state. Since then, TxDOT has worked with the surety companies to get the affected projects moving as quickly as possible while maintaining the safety of the construction zones.
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Thu. April 28, 2011 | Chris Girandola
ST. PETERSBURG — Canterbury had reached a point with Cambridge where the Crusaders felt like they were the kid in school always being bullied.
On Thursday, Canterbury struck back in resounding fashion and ended an 11-game losing streak — that traversed four season — with a 6-1 victory to claim the Class A-9 district title.
"We were just tired of losing to them," said Crusaders junior DaSean Thomas, who went 2-for-4 and holds a county-leading .509 batting average.
"We had seen their starter once this year and we were on our game today. After the first time through (the batting order), we figured out he was attacking with first-pitch fastballs for strikes."
Thomas scored the first run in the fifth inning off left-hander Matt Mullins after he reached on a leadoff single, advanced to third on a double by Harrison Hall and scored on a single by Cory Rudorf.
Playing on their home field as the lower seed, the Crusaders (17-9) broke the contest open in the sixth with four runs highlighted by a two-run homer from Dalton Hughes. Canterbury added an insurance run in the top half of the seventh before Cambridge (14-13) tacked on a run against starter Jake Holsinger.
"The cushion (of a lead) helped a lot because I was able to throw fastballs and keep my command intact," said Holsinger (5-1), who scattered five hits over seven innings while striking out nine.
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The Student National Dental Association (SNDA) was incorporated in 1972. The purpose of the organization is to encourage minority dental students in their endeavors towards a dental career. Today the organization has grown to include over 1,100 dental students. The mission remains the same, to promote minority enrollment, to deliver improved healthcare to the underserved, to help sustain mentally healthy environments for dental students, and to educate students of their social, moral, and ethical obligations.
The SNDA is a "student chapter of the National Dental Association (NDA)." The NDA is an organization comprised of dentists of the same backgrounds. Their organization promotes the philosophy that healthcare is a right and not a privilege. The two organizations have a strong relationship that greatly benefits the members of the SNDA.
At Tufts University, the SNDA's main concern is making sure that the adjustments needed to thrive in the dental school environment are made to foster the successful matriculation of our members through the four-year program. Through study/help groups, open discussions, and social events, the members of the SNDA support each other in maintaining good mental health and achieving academic success. The group also recognizes the need for awareness of good oral healthcare in the community. Through mentorship programs and other volunteer services, the SNDA at Tufts serves the mission of the national association.


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Hi there and a big welcome to everyone!
Born in Hong Kong and raised in Southern California, I am a senior majoring in Business Administration and am beyond excited for this year's MICC! I love designing websites, making home-cooked meals, and hosting fondue parties with my little melting pot. Can't wait to meet each and every one of you and remember to make new friends and have fun! I like to say we have a great balance of work and play here – Fight on!
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Anna Lin, Director of Activities
Hello Everybody! My name is Anna Lin and I am from Shanghai, China. California is definitely one of my favorite places in the world: beautiful sunshine, beaches, delicious food, and most importantly, amazing people! Hopefully you all will enjoy your time in Los Angeles, cannot wait to meet you all!
Hello friends! I am a senior majoring in Business Administration from Pasadena, CA and I have a legitimate fear of gnomes. When I'm not busy avoiding the garden creatures, you will likely find me watching Oprah reruns. I hope you have the best time this week! Good luck and have tons of fun!
Vanessa McCann, Director of Activities
Welcome Everyone!
I am a sophomore studying business and art. I love dancing, cooking gluten-free desserts, and collecting disposable silverware. I hope to travel and work with social business in the future.
I look forward to meeting you all. Fight on!
Vicky Kasar, Director of Host Recruitment & Development
Hello and welcome to LA! I'm a junior studying Business Administration and International, born and raised here in Los Angeles. Though I stayed close for college at SC, one of my goals is to go to a new country every year, so I'd love to hear about yours. Good luck in the competition and have fun! MICC is going to be a week you'll never forget!
Joseph Chiu, Director of Host Recruitment & Development
Hello! Welcome to USC and to the Marshall International Case Competition. I am a sophomore majoring in Business Administration and Chinese. Born in Taipei, I moved to Los Angeles when I was still in elementary school. Growing up in one of the most diverse cities in the world, I really appreciate the melting pot of cultures. I hope you also get to enjoy the diversity of this city as well as the unique Southern California culture. As always, best of luck and Fight On!
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Hello everybody and welcome to LA! My name is Rishabh Shah and I will be a sophomore majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Mathematical Finance. I had a brilliant freshmen year and can't wait for the upcoming year. I am from Mumbai, India-born and raised. A piece of advice – Come with an open mindset, be enthusiastic, believe and enjoy yourself. Good luck, live it up and have fun. Look forward to meeting to all of you!


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Didn't mean to make it sound like I'm anti curl. I'm not! I love my curls! I am just saying that the most common thread I see on these boards and what every single persons know in real life wants is touchable hair. I was pointing out that maybe people have been trained to THINK that means straight but if you put soft straight hair next to soft curls, I don't think as many people would say they prefer straight.
Agreed that plenty of straight haired girls have damaged hard hair- that was my point when I said that its a soft feel that people generally like, it's not anti curl. I don't think you'll find any guy (or girl) who would choose straight but damaged and crispy hair over soft touchable curls.
I know everyone is not lucky enough to have this hair (I'm not!) but I don't think it's because we are all indoctrinated by the evil media. People are tactile and sensory. We (generally) want soft hair for the same reason we like soft sheets, fuzzy socks and soft tshirts. It feels better than wearing burlap.
It wast an attack on coarse haired curlies at all. The vast majority of us would prefer soft and touchable products to hard and crunchy.


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CS 30 Head
Attention CS 30 owners: I need your help.
My wife are I are considering a CS 30, but the particular boat in question did not have the hot water or shower - aparantly a factory option. I have no problem relying on a SunShower threaded through the head hatch, but the head sump is another matter.
Rather than driving 500 miles and crossing the border into Canada for a dead-end I'm hoping someone can give me images or a description of the head pan and nearest access points where I might install a sump hose and pump. Since it was an option I'm assuming there is room and the head is otherwise water tolerant. But often factory options are added before the liners nestle into the hull. It's an easy matter to tie into an existing through-hull with a "T"and add a strainer and small electric pump, but if I can't get below the head pan to do it I'm sunk.
Oooo. Bad choice of words.
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You should put this type of question out on the CS newsgroup...CSOA : Owners or anyone interested in CS yachts
You can sign up for free. Also plenty of boats for sale at
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Submitted my 200 character reason for "why I ought to be a CSOA member".
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By mousing over the Flying Fields link at the top of this page it should provide a drop down menu with a selection of local Southern California Counties. Mouse down to the County you're looking for and select the desired flying field. Keep in mind when hunting for a flying field, certain flying fields only allow certain types of flying. Additionally, some of the school flying fields only allow gliders and electric RC models.
I don't want to sound like a square, folks, but in the 21st Century liability is KING. When flying your model please consider flying in the park areas that are set aside for this activity (Flying Fields). You might also want to consider joining the AMA. It is a great organization and has insurance that comes free to it's members for up to $1,000,000. Well worth the $60 a year to join, It also comes with a monthy magazine!
Control Line: There are several fields in the SoCal area that have circles set up for control line flyers, and a few of them can even accommodate Navy Carrier and speed models! Keep in mind, however, that while you only need about a 120' circle to fly your full size control line model in the local parking lot or school yard, it is generally not legal to do so. If the local law enforcement catch you flying there they can and sometimes do hand out a pretty steep priced citation especially if you are a repeat offender. Airplanes ALWAYS draw an audience; that is the reason most people fly: for the attention! If someone walks into your circle while you are flying and gets hit by your model, you and the owner of the parking lot or public school you are in are going to be liable for any injuries sustained there. This is the reason you aren't aloud to fly anywhere you please anymore. The carefree days of the sixties and seventies are, sadly, gone. LOL.
Free Flight: unfortunately, there are only a few areas large enough to be set aside for Free Flight modeling. Most of these flying fields are marked in the Flying Field drop down menus and are usually pretty far from civilization. There is a reason for this. Don't be the one paying for your neighbor's car or house window, or repairing their roof because your model crashed through it, LOL.
ROCKETS: I am a huge Rocket fan and love to launch them but I don't 🙁 All across California there are Hobby shops that sell these awesome model Rocket kits…but they conveniently neglect to tell the buyer that they are totally illegal to launch in most areas of California without a permit! If you are caught launching a model Rocket without one, it is no different then if you are caught setting-off illegal fireworks – and it carries the same fine. So far, I have only been able to find one flying field in SoCal that states it is legal to launch Rockets at and it is a Free Flight Park in Bakersfield. For more rules on Rockets please check here and here. There are also a few Rocket clubs listed in the Flying Clubs menu that have events with permits. Thank you for taking the time to read my post,
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Cadillac SRX Second Generation Forum (2010-2016) Discussion, XM Radio for $77 a year!!! in Cadillac SRX / XT5 Forums; Originally Posted by MacMuse Many customers no doubt just pay their rates and don't question it or haggle with them. ...
Re: XM Radio for $77 a year!!!
I know a guy who will haggle over the price of a shirt at Sears, and usually gets a discount.
I have never paid more than the reduced price for XM Radio. I am on my 2nd renewal contract. I will cancell service and listen to free radio before paying their full price.
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You should never pay full price with Sirius.
Just try and cancel....they will talk you out of it with amazing offers that will be hard to turn down.
Sirius is all about discount service because they don't want to lose subscribers.
That $77 deal is still a "go." You just have to reinforce throughout the call that you want to cancel because the service is too expensive. Eventually they will send you to an operator who will make you the deal you want.
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If you're interested in indigoism and meditation then this is definitely the music for you.
White Bone Rattle, The Connectors & The High Commissioners (FRANCE/UK)!!!
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Wednesday 16th of January!!
For a night of Psychedellic Rock, Punk & Blues!!!
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Lets get this Dharma bank rolling.
For anyone in the Baltimore area who is interested, my yoga center is having some programs this week in connection with the Dalai Lama's visit in the DC area:
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This month Roane Imagination Library sent "valentines" to 1,780 local children — from birth to age 5.
These greetings were in the form of age-appropriate, quality books delivered to the children's homes.
What better way to tell a child "I love you; I care about you?"
Imagination Library sends books in February and every month of the year.
That means more than 21,000 books in the last 12 months.
Thank you, Roane County!
Last year, on Dec. 6, I fell down a flight of stairs at my home and suffered an extensive open wound on my left arm, which was bleeding profusely.
From the time I arrived at Roane Medical Center to register for emergency care, I was treated with kindness, concern and patience.
The people who helped included Laura Smith in triage, Austin the R.N. and Jennifer King, P.A., who expertly placed 23 stitches in my arm.
They were above the best.
I cannot recall the names of the other ER and X-ray staff members, but my appreciation extends to all.
I have always been proud to say I live South of the River.
I have lived there for 38 years, served eight years as constable for South of the River and donated my time and efforts to the South of the River Volunteer Fire Department. I have never been paid for my services, because a volunteer cannot be paid, as they are priceless.
Some 25 volunteer firefighters South of the River expect no pay for what they do. They do it, simply for self-satisfaction and a good feeling inside.
I titled these notes as "confused," and I will explain.
I read with interest the article on Kingston's (pop. 5,934) tour of area city halls (Alcoa, pop. 8,449; Crossville, pop. 10,795; and Farragut, pop. 20,676) and was struck with the obvious question: does Kingston need a new city hall?
At first glance, the answer is yes. However, a closer look indicates otherwise. The building is old, the offices cramped and there are stairs, but does that mean the taxpayers of Kingston want to spend their hard-earned tax dollars on a new city hall?
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, suicide is the third leading cause of death for those aged 15 to 25. The No. 1 cause for suicide is untreated depression.
People die by suicide because they are in intense pain and want their pain to stop. Approximately 6.9 per 100,000 teens die by suicide each year in the United States. It is estimated one of every 25 teens who attempts suicide dies.
I would like to tell readers about the many changes at the Kingston Public Library.
During the summer we added new carpet, new tile flooring in our entrance way, new paint, new lighting and totally remodeled our meeting room. This fall we added a computer lab and will start our third computer class in early February. Most recently, we added a new roof.
I've written about some technological changes at the Roane County News, but this week, I have some people news to report.
Kevin Kile, who has been acting general manager for about six months, has been given the job officially. He has earned it – managing the staff through a difficult period while overseeing a major renovation and the installation of advanced technology.
Roane County Schools has recently set the 2012-13 school calendar. A survey regarding the start date and length and placement of breaks is available on the website at Roaneschools.com.
As typical of any survey, there is no comment section to truly gage public opinion. I like the early August start date, and I enjoy using both the spring and fall break for quality family excursions. I would, however, like to advocate a much greater change to the school schedule. I want to see year-round school with a four-day school week.
I messed up really bad and want to apologize to Roane County Executive Ron Woody. I know he'll forgive me; he's a good person.
I sent in a letter to the editor a week or so ago. I wanted to vent my anger that none of the $43 million or so of the TVA payment to the county was applied to anything actually hurt by the ash spill.
I was right to do that, but my letter seemed to bash Woody. I knew better than this when I wrote the letter.
Some of our local commentators have been ranting quite a bit, in recent months, about evil corporations being able to buy elections for their own sinister ends.
It is stated this is made possible by a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling commonly called "Citizens United."
They claim that ruling bestowed upon corporations complete and full personhood with full rights to participate in our federal elections the same as living and breathing persons. I'm not completely sure, but I don't think the ruling was exactly that broad.
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Playing the GTA Trilogy version of Vice City, I've had several of these disappear from my garage. Is this common? Gopherbassist 18:02, March 2, 2010 (UTC)
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Carolina Mudcats drop Lynchburg behind two Jeremy Lucas bombs
LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Carolina Mudcats jumped out to a big early lead and cruised to a 10-3 victory over the Lynchburg Hillcats Monday night.
The victory marked the end of Carolina's season-high three-game losing streak and allowed the Mudcats to move back above .500.
Designated hitter Jeremy Lucas launched two home runs in the game for the first multi-home run game by a Mudcat since Joey Wendle did so July 18, 2013.
On the night, Carolina worked eight walks compared to allowing only three to the Hillcats.
Looking to turn his season around after a rough start, right hander Michael Peoples took the mound for the Mudcats, and pitched a strong 5.1 innings, allowing only three runs on four hits with three walks and two strikeouts. Peoples picked up the victory, his first of the season, to improve to 1-2.
This marked the first time Peoples went longer than three innings in a start since going six April 10.
Carolina got started early, scoring five times in the second inning. Lucas launched his first home run to lead off the inning. The next three batters, left fielder Anthony Gallas, first baseman Jerrud Sabourin and catcher Alex Monsalve reached to load the bases, still with no outs. Third baseman James Roberts made it 2-0 with a sacrifice fly to score Gallas.
After a pop up by second baseman Torsten Boss, right fielder Luigi Rodriguez launched a three run homer, his first of the year, to make it 5-0 to end the inning.
Lynchburg also loaded the bases with no outs in the bottom of the inning, but only scored one run in the frame.
Neither team was able to score again until the sixth inning, when the Mudcats added two more to their four-run lead. After Gallas led off the inning with a single, Sabourin doubled to put both runners in scoring position with no outs. After a Lynchburg pitching change, Monsalve was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
A second sacrifice fly by Roberts scored Gallas for the first run of the inning, and a wild pitch allowed Sabourin to score to give Carolina a 7-1 lead.
With one on and one out, Peoples allowed a two-run home run to allow the Hillcats to climb within four.
That was it for Peoples, who was relieved by right hander Josh Martin, who got two groundouts to end the inning without allowing Lynchburg to get any closer.
Center fielder Logan Vick and shortstop Erik Gonzalez worked back-to-back walks, and accomplished a double steal to move into scoring position with two outs. A wild pitch allowed Vick to race in and score for an 8-3 lead.
With one out and one on in the top of the ninth, Lucas launched his second home run of the game to give the Mudcats a seven run lead and put the game out of reach.
Right hander Jacob Lee relieved Martin in the ninth inning. Despite allowing a one out double and allowing the runner to advance to third base, Lee pitched a scoreless ninth to close out the victory.
Carolina returns to action on Tuesday and continues the series against Lynchburg. Left hander Ryan Merritt looks to continue his strong start to the season and gets the start for Carolina.
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I accepted a plea and abeyance that was supposed to be on my record for 18 months but it's still there, how do I get it off?
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2 years ago I took a plea and abeyance deal for child abuse as I was advised. The time limit was supposed to be 18 months. It is still showing on my background check and I have lost 2 jobs because of this. How do I get this off my record. My attorney at that time told me after the 18 months it would just "go away" I wouldn't even have to report it because it won't show on any background checks. I can't get the lawyer to answer my calls and I have left a dozen messages over the last week.
You need to go and see a criminal defense attorney that can help you about expunging your record, if in fact you are eligible to do so. Even if a matter is dismissed the arrest still remains on your record until there is a request to erase or seal it and the court allows it. Certain cases are not permitted to be expunged (felonies, etc.) so the state statute on expungement will let you know if you are eligible.


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The New York-based indie pop group fun. won the Grammy awards for "Best New Artist" and "Song of the Year." Their hit single "We Are Young" featuring Janelle Monáe reached number one on both the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and Digital Songs charts, as well as the UK Singles Chart. Alfred offers the sheet music for "We Are Young" arranged for piano, vocal, and guitar, as well as additional titles arranged for concert band, string orchestra, and choir.
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Now with the impending
release of Ridley Scott's Prometheus in US theaters in a few days,
there is activity on LV-426 once again, making me feel the undeniably
intense thrum of my past, so I thought it would be a good time to
take a trip down memory lane and revisit the film that started the
rumbling in the first place, Ridley Scott's Alien, the mega-classic,
which attached itself like a Facehugger to my little psyche when I
first saw it 33 years ago.
Woah. 33 years ago.
Now, jump in the Wayback Machine with me and return to May 25th, 1979. It was a few days before my 12th birthday, I lived in Oakland, the only child of a single mom, and we didn't have a lot of money. Luckily, I was a cheap date, it was the release weekend for Alien, and all I wanted to do was get my butt into a seat opening day.
I was already years-deep in serious
movie geekdom, and as versed in old school and (then) new school
horror and sci-fi as anybody, trained by the best, a gang of
Baltimore area film students, who got hold of me and warped my
still-forming mind as a wee lad, when mom and I still lived back
east. My "Uncle Woody" and "Uncle Steve" in particular were
genre hounds, and dragged me (or was that the other way around?) to
literally dozens of Johns Hopkins screenings by the time I was 5.
So, Ray Harryhausen, Universal monsters, Roger Corman (both the
atomic horrors and the Poe stuff), Godzilla, Hammer films, were all
firmly on my list of favorite movies by the time this 12h birthday
rolled around.
I was a Starlog magazine (RIP) reader too, and they had been running teasing little sidebars now and then on Alien, all of course meant to amplify the mystery behind the film, which was being kept way, way under wraps. My anticipation for the ambiguously titled film was at a fever pitch, when mom and I boarded the BART train in downtown Oakland, to make our way into Berkeley. My big Alien birthday started with hitting my favorite stop on telegraph Ave, Comics And Comix, where I picked up the graphic novel style adaption of the Dan O'Bannon screenplay, illustrated by Walt Simonson (who artist Frank Miller owes a huge part of his style too, in this nerd's opinion), as well as The Making Of Alien. The tie in books had just been laid out to coincide with the release in theaters that day, and I had a little scratch from my birthday money, so I immediately snapped them up. Here's where some of the sense memory kicks in: I also remember deliberating between the second Garfield book of collected comic strips, by Jim Davis, or H.P. Lovecraft's The Tomb And Other Tales (a British edition from Penguin). I can't remember what I had for breakfast yesterday but I can remember that. I chose Lovecraft, for the record.
After gearing up on swag, mom and I meandered up the Ave to Blondie's Pizza to eat (Alien birthday memory: two root beers, basic pepperoni slice, and then for my encore slice, I tried jalapeno's on a Hawaiian, copying the UCB student that was ordering ahead of me. Yes, I liked it.). As we sat and ate, I leafed through my new treasures, and immediately knew with excited certainty this was no goofy space opera. I flipped to the half page splash of the xenomorph attacking Dallas, in the comic, and immediately shut the book. OK. The tagline "In space no one can hear you scream" now made absolute sense. I played fair ball with myself (er, that sounds kinda wrong...), and held off spoiling anything further. I had just enough to go on. I would use the graphic adaption, and the Making Of book to re-savor the experience of the film at a later date, but not to spoil the sacred event before it even had a chance to happen. We wrapped up eating and took the leisurely stroll down from Telegraph to the Shattuck area through the UC Berkeley, which deposited us at California Theater, right off the campus border. The air was full of chirping birds, and the sound of the local Hendrix impersonator playing for change, up in the plaza. 100% Berkeley summer. Instead of enjoying it though, I hurried mom along, sure were weren't going to get good seats.
Strangely, when we got to the theater, there was no massive line like I had been expecting. I actually made the same mistake the year before, when we still lived in Chico, with Close Encounters Of The Third Kind. The nerd in me was always sure there was going to be another Star Wars-sized line for these films. I waited, camped out all night by the ticket booth, with an older-brother type, only to be rewarded by us being the first in a line that, well, never really formed. At least I made a new friend that night/next day...Miles Montalbano, another kid who thought the same thing, and later actually went onto to become a filmmaker himself, with the semi-recent indy Revolution Summer.
Sorry, I digress.
So, 45 minutes later, I'm sitting in the auditorium, and there are maybe 30 people in there with us. Granted, it was the first showing that Friday afternoon, and surely these people had not been eating up every little tidbit in Starlog and on morning TV, like Good Morning America. This was also the first time I sat a little away from my mom, loosing myself from her protective emotional tether that had seen me through screenings of movies such as The Exorcist, The Omen, and Jaws already. If I sat away, maybe it would be even scarier!
As the lights went down, and the California Theater's huge velvet curtain rolled back, magic took over for the next couple of hours. The amazing, and sparse, Jerry Goldsmith score rumbled as those amazing and delicate titles slowly spelled out A - L- I - E - N. That glorious pan of the massive space-faring oil rig The Nostromo, which seems to reference a shot of a certain Star Destroyer (cough Star Wars cough), tossing out the niceties of a pristine and clean Empire, instead hitting fans in the face with a big. dirty, lumbering vessel more fitting of a Gothic horror film than a "sci fi flick". The hypnotic opening of the Nostromo's lonely, seemingly deserted interior, and the reveal of the pristine white, almost heavenly chamber, where her crew slowly wake, being born back to consciousness.
I was still expecting laser guns to possibly show up, as the crew of the Nostromo resumed their identities and roles on the ship. Pretty quickly though, it was apparent even to the 12 year old me that the gadgetry in Alien was going to be industrial based, and totally rational. I was all for it. Heck, I was the kid, who at the ripe age of 9 decided to correct Ray Bradbury of all people, at a lecture, when he called himself a science fiction writer. I raised my little hand and asked/stated "I thought you were a fantasy writer, because your rocket engines don't really work.", heh. While Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey was still too intellectual for me. I'd tried twice at that point, when it played on a double bill with Westworld...it would take 4 more years and psychedelics to finally grasp that film for me, but that's another story! Still, I indeed craved a harder edge to the sci-fi stuff. It turned out, to my extreme joy that man oh man, Alien had that in spades. So, I settled into watch the cinematic successor to so much of the pulp sci-fi I'd already consumed (thanks for the tip off's through the years Uncle Forry!) come to life, at 24 frames per up on the massive California Theater 35mm screen, and walked back out into the still bright Berkeley summer day, a couple hours later, changed.
Like The Exorcist.
Like Jaws.
Like Jason And The Argonauts.
Like The Omega Man.
Alien bore into me, attaching itself to my DNA, making me it's host-body, and me committing to that relationship for the duration of my puny human life.
I don't think I need to go into a blow-by-blow hash of the act of having my mind blown scene after scene, but that's how it went down. A weird aside though, I was strangely not scared of the film, while the adults around me were completely shaken, odder still in that I sat away, as I said, from my mothers protective maternal bubble, trying to increase the deliciousness of the terror I was sure was going to grip me. Nope. The 12 year old Big Boy Pants worked a little too well that day. I was however, moved to my core.
Later, as I got older, I started seeing the relation more clearly to the first Alien film, and things like H.P. Lovecraft's special brand of cosmic horror, and the phallic and vaginal sexual imagery in H.R. Giger's design work, which became more a pronounced, and obvious, the older (and hornier) I got. The one major thing about the film that may have been lost on me though, was how groundbreaking the Ripley role was. Heck, I even call those types of strong-survivor-female characters the "Ripley Role" now, especially if it's in the context of an action/sci-fi film. I was being raised by a woman, who happened to be the strongest person I knew, bar none. A female hero was no revelation to me, I lived with one.
And on my 12th birthday, she
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Week at MHC
With the return from spring break,
President Joanne V. Creighton and many other members of the Mount
Holyoke community are moving forward with a four-part plan to
strengthen the College's longstanding commitment to diversity.
President Creighton outlined four imperatives at a community forum March 10 at
which students, faculty, and staff discussed how to live, learn, and work together
in greater mutual understanding and respect. The imperatives seek to "root
out stereotyping and insensitivity, create a climate of achievement for all students,
celebrate cultural diversity, and demonstrate institutional commitment," Creighton
The community forum was prompted, in part, by concerns voiced by ALANA students
and other members of the community about a number of issues affecting their experience
at the College, including the recent departures of several top-level women of
color from the administration. In addition, a campus incident earlier this semester
provoked additional apprehension among members of the community about the educational
climate for students of color here. Earlier that day, students and others had
come together at a rally at Blanchard around these topics.
At the forum, President Creighton committed herself and the institution to a
number of concrete steps.
First, in the imperative to root out stereotyping and insensitivity, President
Creighton committed to:
• sponsor and help other community members sponsor lectures, workshops,
and other programs that will help raise awareness about what leading scholar
Claude Steele calls "stereotype threat" and other kinds of insidious
vestiges of racism. Steele is the Lucie Stern Professor in the Social Sciences
at Stanford University. He has written extensively on issues and challenges faced
by students of color and women at American institutions of higher education and
in other settings;
• support coordination, through human resources, of campus diversity awareness
and educational programs;
• support students, faculty, and staff in developing an anti-racist statement
that is displayed prominently on our Web site and in our publications.
In the imperative to create a climate of achievement for all
• President Creighton formed the Presidential Commission on Diverse Community
this year;
• committed the institution to
hiring a faculty member on special assignment to work closely with her, the dean
of faculty, and the faculty as a whole to give heightened urgency to an action
agenda. This appointment will be made before the end of this term, if possible.
Many faculty members are already running or developing programs aimed at ensuring
that the educational environment supports all students, while others are eager
to become engaged in these efforts, Creighton noted.
Third, in the imperative to celebrate cultural diversity, President Creighton
will support hiring an assistant dean of students for multicultural affairs to
work in the dean of the College area. The new assistant dean will help advise
ALANA cochairs, support cultural organizations, facilitate cultural programming,
and make productive connections to the Office of Student Programs, the Career
Development Center, and other offices and services. This position will be filled
by next fall.
Fourth, as part of the imperative to demonstrate institutional commitment, President
Creighton said Mount Holyoke will step up "affirmative and creative efforts
to hire more persons of color for positions across the College."
Creighton noted, "We will target, in particular, openings in the Office
of the Dean of the College, the Career Development Center, and Student Health
Services. Working with the faculty, we will try to sustain the impressive success
resulting in 18 of 41 (or 44 percent) of recently hired faculty being persons
of color, a record unmatched, I believe, by any peer institution in the country.
It is a reflection of the widespread commitment to the extraordinary educational
benefits of diverse perspectives across the curriculum."
Creighton committed to setting up an ad hoc ALANA advisory committee "to
share ideas, to develop a specific agenda with clear time lines, to track progress,
and to witness our steady progress toward common goals."
This week, a letter detailing these action steps has been sent to ALANA students
who have approached the administration with their concerns. In her letter, Creighton
noted that articulating the imperatives represents only a "starting point" in
working with the many members of the Mount Holyoke community committed to moving
forward on "a robust agenda of making Mount Holyoke a place that values
and supports every single student."
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Guwahati, Nov 12 (UNI) The Centre will hold talks with ULFA tomorrow to restore peace after the recent violence in Upper Asom.
''We are meeting National Secretary Advisor M K Naraynanan tomorrow,'' peace initiator Dr Indira Goswami said over phone from New Delhi. She would be accompanied by Reboti Phukan, the other peace initiator. Mr Phukan is the key person in the peace talks as he is ULFA C-in-C Paresh Barua's friend and has direct contacts with the ULFA top brass.
ULFA sources said the next three days would be critical as the militant organisation might respond to talks once again if the Centre formally invites them.
''The ULFA has regrouped itself in a major way. They are indulging in violence in Upper Asom, '' a senior police officer in Upper Asom said.
Army had killed a top ULFA militant in Tinsukia recently and the ULFA had also blown up a crude pipeline of Oil India Limited(OIL) near Tengakhat in Upper Asom.
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"Pioneering Care in Non-Surgical Treatment of Prostate Disorders"
Established for three decades now, the Manila Genitourinary Clinic continues to provide excellent Genitourinary and Reproductive healthcare to men and women worldwide. In this clinic, the patient holds the attention of several physicians, medical technicians, and nurses during each visit. This team effort promotes personalized, well-planned, and evidence-based healthcare practice that every patient and their family members deserve. Patient counseling and education are also incorporated to the medical management, so that patients can understand their condition and better comply with the treatment. This results to higher success rates in treatment and lower recurrence rates.
Patients need not go elsewhere for examinations. The clinic is equipped with its own comprehensive diagnostic facility. Results are analyzed and interpreted almost immediately by the physicians. Treatment can be directed to specific problems minimizing educated guesses. Unnecessary medications and unwanted side effects are also avoided this way.
This unique form of medical practice has become a focus of attention among physicians globally. Some have traveled in groups to view the value and effectiveness of the system.
The clinic has also become a training ground for interested genitourinary physicians both here and abroad. Some of who have passed with excellent marks in the Specialty Board.
How the clinic started
In the 70`s, the clinic was originally operating as a community out patient, medical and surgical unit. Most of the patients at that time were Filipino families wishing to migrate to Canada.
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KQED, KTVU and the San Francisco Chronicle host the first debate between Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer and Republican challenger Carly Fiorina.
A panel of journalists questioning the candidates includes moderator Randy Shandobil, political editor for KTVU; Carla Marinucci, senior political writer for the San Francisco Chronicle; Scott Shafer, host of KQED's "The California Report Magazine"; and Pilar Marrero, senior political reporter and blogger for La Opinion.
Live blog of the debate, in reverse chronological order:
7:59 - Both candidates were highly critical of each other and stayed close to their campaign messages. Tune in to The California Report tomorrow as we examine each candidate's answers.
7:56 - Boxer says that she wants to bring jobs back to America and emphasizes the differences between her and Fiorina.
7:54 - Fiorina pledges that she will fight to return American to its roots as a place where all people can start their own business and succeed.
7:52 - The debate moves to closing statements.
7:50 - Fiorina says that she supports individuals on the no-fly list being able to carry guns onto aircraft. Boxer responds that only pilots should have guns on aircraft. The question was in response to a statement Fiorina made during the primary debate.
7:47 - The debate moves back to farms. Fiorina argues that Boxer has voted against family farms, hurt Central Valley farmers by not helping to send water and by voting for death taxes.
7:41 - When asked about Prop. 23, Fiorina responds that the government needs to fund research and development, and that "we cannot put bills in place that would punish energy intensive groups like farming." Boxer says that Fiorina has to take a stand one way or another on AB 32, and that by not supporting renewables in California she is sending jobs to China and India. Track both candidates records on Climate Watch.
7:34 - When asked about whether she would overturn Roe v. Wade Fiorina avoids the question by saying that she believes the most important question right now is about jobs. She speaks about how she supports adult stem-cell research. When pressed by the moderator she responds that she does not have the power to overturn the law, but if she could she would because she believes it limits states' rights.
Boxer uses the question to say that she supports a woman's right to choose, and then moves on to say that she has pushed more than four bills through the Senate. Both candidates are frequently going off-topic to repeat campaign themes.
7:30 - Fiorina affirms her support of Proposition 8, because it represents the will of California voters. Boxer says that the system of checks and balances is alive and well, and that the courts should have the power to review cases involving American civil liberties.
7:29 - From the press room: Fiorina's campaign is handing out "Debate Fact Checks" to reporters.
7:26 - Boxer apologizes to Brigadier General Michael Walsh for the incident in which she asked him to call her "senator" instead of "ma'am" during a Senate hearing. Watch the moment.
7:23 - Another viewer asks about Fiorina's severance check. Fiorina argues that she put her pay up to the stakeholders. Boxer reminds the audience that Fiorina was fired, and assets that Fiorina fired workers and that Fiorina has spoken out against all proposed bills that would support workers.
7:19 - A former H-P worker calls in and asks about the jobs lost and sent offshore during Fiorina's term there. Fiorina argues that other states and nations give companies tax incentives to bring U.S. companies abroad. She proposes that the U.S. should create more economic zones and tax breaks to companies that hire American workers.
7:15 - On immigration Fiorina argues that Boxer has voted against guest worker programs that are needed to keep California on the forefront of technology. Boxer shoots back that Fiorina called immigration a "distraction" and the she does not want to deal with the problem. Track Boxer's voting record.
7:05 - Fiorina begins by emphasizing her corporate experience, and how she worked her way up from being a secretary. Boxer responds with her support of unions and the common worker.
6:55 - Supporters of both Boxer and Fiorina are outside St. Mary's College in Moraga. Some people are also protesting that the debate is not open to the public, and another group is upset that a Green Party candidate was not allowed to take part in the debate. From KTVU and Lamorinda Patch.
6:44 - Some background numbers:Republican Carly Fiorina will have to win over independent voters to win the election. In California there are 7.5 million registered Democrats, 5.2 million Republicans, and 3.4 million independents.
Senator Barbara Boxer won the 2006 election by nearly 2.4 million votes. Current polling is about even for each candidate though.
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Fort Worth Arsonist Receives 40-Year Sentence After Plea BargainA man who was charged with setting fire to two Fort Worth homes earlier this year accepted a plea deal with the Tarrant County District Attorney's office.
Video Reconstruction Gives Better Description Of Missy Bevers' KillerMidlothian police said they have now had a better look at fitness instructor Missy Bevers' killer.
Ethan Couch Likely To Stay Jailed Until April BirthdayEthan Couch waived his right to a Friday hearing and "all signs point" to him waiving the subsequent hearings every 10 days that he's entitled to under the juvenile system.
Accused Illegal Voter Was "Confused" Says AttorneyThe attorney for Rosa Ortega says she has legally been in the country for more than a dozen years.
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Cardinals quieted by Indians in opener
Cardinals quieted by Indians in opener
There were bright spots for the right-hander in the team's 6-2 loss in front of 42,098 at Busch Stadium. But there were also shadows of some of the same problems that have plagued Westbrook during a trying month-long stretch.
"I felt a lot better tonight, as far as pitches that I made," said Westbrook, who was charged with four runs (three earned) while falling to 4-6 on the season. "It's just been a battle for me, even when I feel like I've pitched pretty well. It's just been a battle. I still have to get better."
The hardest hit balls came in the first inning, when a string of three straight hits pushed the Indians to a 2-0 lead. Only one of Cleveland's eight hits off Westbrook went for extra bases, that being an RBI double from catcher Carlos Santana in that first inning.
To his credit, Westbrook rebounded to retire eight straight after Santana's at-bat.
"The second inning, I thought he made a much better and conscious effort to get the ball down," manager Mike Matheny said. "It's no secret with him. When he's down in the zone, he gets ground balls."
Westbrook did collect the ground balls. The problem was, several of them were still hit with authority and found holes. What also hurt Westbrook was the fact that baserunners came in bunches.
Three of the first four batters he faced in the game reached with a hit. He allowed a leadoff walk and single to start the fourth, an inning in which Cleveland scored once. And in the Indians' one-run fifth, the frame began with an error and two consecutive singles.
Allen Craig's fifth-inning fielding error was one of two defensive miscues the Cardinals made behind Westbrook. The club finished the night with three miscues, marking their second three-error game in three days.
"It's about our pitching, and it's about how clean we can play defensively," general manager John Mozeliak said. "You saw tonight that it wasn't a very clean game for us."
Westbrook has now won just one of his last eight starts and has given up 48 hits and 12 walks in his last 31 innings. That averages out to nearly two baserunners per inning in the right-hander's most recent six outings.
Even though he deemed this start as a step in the right direction, Westbrook still seeks that consistent sinker that he rode to such a strong April.
"I did figure some things out, and we'll move forward from there," Westbrook said. "I did settle down after that [first inning], made an adjustment and felt like I got better tonight, as opposed to my previous four or five [starts]."
The Indians extended their advantage to 6-0 on Johnny Damon's two-run homer off reliever Maikel Cleto in the seventh.
The Cardinals dented that lead with two runs in the bottom half of the frame, both scoring on a single by pinch-hitter Matt Adams. The pinch-hit was the first of Adams' career.
Carlos Beltran nearly narrowed that deficit even further, but his fly ball died at the warning track in right field, costing him a two-run homer. That was the last batter Indians starter Josh Tomlin faced in his 76-pitch start. Adams' single was the only hit Tomlin surrendered in the Cardinals' six chances with runners in scoring position.
"He gave us what we needed," Indians manager Manny Acta said of Tomlin, who is now 4-0 in Interleague Play. "He gave us enough time to get some good at-bats against Jake and ended up scoring enough runs."
While not using it as an excuse, Matheny didn't deny that fatigue could be an assisting factor in the Cardinals' recent spiral. The team has had just one off-day since May 10 while posting a 10-18 record during that span.
And as if a grueling schedule isn't challenging enough, this stretch has also included two separate trips to the West Coast, as well as a recent 11-day road swing through three cities.
The team landed in St. Louis at about 3 a.m. CT on Friday morning after playing a three-hour, 45-minute game in Houston on Thursday night.
"It's a cop-out, but still a reasonable excuse, I would imagine, at the same time," Matheny said. "You can see guys were dragging today. I still believe that this is a defining time for this team because of the schedule, because of the travel. You start to figure out what you're made of, individually and collectively."
Friday's game opened a stretch of 15 straight games against American League Central clubs for the Cardinals, who now own a 117-104 all-time record in Interleague Play.
With the loss, the Cardinals fell out of a second-place tie in the National League Central and now sit three games behind the first-place Reds.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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HOW TO: Create your own red S2 Needles
This walkthrough is best suited for those who have removed there instrument cluster before. If you have not, I would search the Complete-How-To in order to completely understand which and how connections etc need to be removed. Overall, its a very simple process to remove the cluster in its entirety.
Ok, Lets get started..
1) I obtained these clear white needles from the junkyard off of a Ford Contour. You will need them also.
2) Remove the three screws holding the black fascia to the dash.
3) Remove the 4 cluster cover screws and unclip the 4 clips to remove the clear cover.
4) There are 5 screws on the back of the cluster that need to be removed. There is also a number of screws on the front of the cluster as well that you must remove before you pull the cluster out. (I have mine permanently removed for easy access) You grab the whole cluster front that the needles are connected to and pull/ wiggle it outwards. You will hear a creaking sound and eventually the cluster front will become removed as shown in the two pictures below.
5) Separate the housing from everything and prepare to paint it completely red using Krylon Fusion red paint as shown in the picture above. The purpose of doing this is to prevent the white housing from drowning the red light. Paint the housing for best results.
6) Now onto the needles.. Notice the stopper on the stock fuel and temp orange needles? These need to be cut off and transferred to the two small white contour needles. This can be done with Plastic Epoxy or strong super glue. Be patient and hold the stopper in place for a few minutes before letting go. Then let sit for roughly 15 mins to cure. The following pictures depict the final product. NOTE: The short white contour needles for the fuel and temp are too long. I took some off of both to allow them to fit correctly.. To accomplish this, I used a dremel.
7) On the back of the clear contour needles is a white strip of paint. Remove that with an exacto knife and 500 grit sand paper. Clean that off with paint thinner and tape off the whole area. The ONLY thing that will be painted red on these needles are the backside of the needles where the white paint resided so take note. Any excess paint on areas not wanted can be removed with a cue-tip and paint thinner. Note: I would not use acetone as it will eat away at the plastic as opposed to the paint thinner.
8) Now for the replacement bulbs that are red in color. You can buy them from walmart. They are 194R 12v bulbs for roughly 3 dollars each pack. You will need two packs. Install the plastic housing which was just recently painted red and the circuit board, reassemble the back plastic cover to hold the board in place. Then turning counter-clockwise remove the 3 white holders holding the stock white lights. Then, pull out the existing lights and replace them with the three red 194R's. Connect them back to the board by turning clockwise. The following pics depict the final product.
NOTE: Pic above was taken before the white plastic housing was painted red. As to not confuse anyone, this should be red at this point.
9) Reinstall the newly painted needles and reassemble everything as you took it apart.
Final Product
Looks awesome! Perhaps someone could find this sticky worthy. Cant wait to see others do this mod!
The 194 lights come in red and blue in any car store. For those on a budget heres the tally (less common tools etc.)
Krylon Fusion Spray Paint = $5.00
Contour needles = $3.00
Colored lights = $6.00
Superglue = $1.50
Very cool mod!!
Very cool.
S2 needles eh? So all Focus's don't have red needles? My 03 does.
Ash, I think that was one of the changes the 2003 got... grey gauges and red needles were apparently not found in earlier Foci (except the S2 at least), but my 2003 has them as well.
Awesome write-up ampedout, very nice how-to here!
Wow dood...awesome write up. You should submit this to the how to section and get some free decals.
Nice work on the HOW TO, glad ya posted this up. I'll add it to my HOW TO ARCHIVE, link is in my signature.
Very nice. I am interested in doing the same thing but with blue needles. My question is can you change the black "cups" thet the needles sit in? I like the "cantilevered" look of the stock focus needles instead of the round bottoms of the contour ones. (must be something to do with my OCD)
You could. The needles are melt-welded to the base. You can attempt to pry them out without breaking the whole clear needle assembly and glue them back into place with strong super glue. Give it a try and good luck man! I would recommend to anyone, particularly you, to obtain a couple sets of these needles for trial and error reasons.
Decals? Sounds interesting.. Perhaps I could obtain the ones that make coffee in the morning and do my taxes?
The how-to seems to be very complete so my kudos on that. Just to clarify if I wanted to do this but with blue needles the only things diffrent that I would need would be blue krylon fusion paint, blue 194R bulbs and what paint did you use to paint the clear needles?
Paint used to paint the needles is the same used to paint the housing.
The blue 194 bulbs will be called 194b for blue. You use the Krylon blue paint for the housing and needles both.
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Columbia Center Mall in Kennewick is preparing for the Easter Bunny's arrival.
His burrow was on display this weekend, giving shoppers a rare peak at the area he's temporarily camping out in.
Nestled between two stores in the center of the mall, the burrow features pastel chairs, Easter eggs, carrot juice, and a mail box where children can leave a note.
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Re: Add custom points to automatically generated Ticks?
KvS wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have an ordinary plot like Plot[x^2,{x,0,10}] and I would like to
> add to the x-axis one or two special points , to point out where
> certain parameters are located. How to do this in a graphically
> attractive way? I have tried to use Epilog with a (vertical) Line and
> a Text, but I can't get the Text to be displayed properly below the x-
> axis.
> I have read about Ticks and I was wondering whether there is an easy
> way to use that, were "easy" would mean that I don't have to specify
> the whole set of Ticks manually, but can first make a plot without any
> additional points, then somehow subtract from there the Ticks
> generated by Mathematica, then add one or two custum ones and finally
> create a new plot with those adjusted Ticks.
> Any hints?
> Thanks in advance!
Something like this?
Plot[x^2, {x, 0, 10},
Ticks -> {Flatten[{Range[2, 10, 2], 3.5, 4.7}], Automatic}]
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I did a search on all types of noise discriptions but came up with just about nothing, nothing that covers my problem at least. When I am driving at any speed I hear a scratchy, clicking, rubbing noise comming from the back interior rear deck. It is making me go f*****g CRAZY. Just started doing this about a week ago and I've had it for 3 months now. My car is an 05 STI and no mods what so ever. Please help with any info at all or advise.
Before I take it back I would like give it a try, it could be simple. And besides, the mechanics will most likely stare at it and come up with some lame excuse as to why its supposed to make that noise. :confused:
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my car makes that noise when it is cold outside... It is a pretty stiff suspension and when the metal is cold, it makes a scraping, squeeking sound.
I am in Texas so it only does it every once in a while, but up there in new york, I could see it happening for months...
do you think maybe thats it? (I bet thats what the warrenty police will tell you)
Actually, your right, I did not even factor in the cold and its effects. I will be paying close attention to it tommorrow, it is supposed to get up to 55 I believe.
Nope, that was not it.
I have a problem intermittantly with the panel inside the trunk, against the back of the rear seat making some creaking and popping or clicking noise. it sounds like the rear deck but it isnt
I seem to have the same problem that you guys are talkin about...and yeh JP your right the mechanics will make up some stupid excuse ("its the antenna vibrating in the wind" = !!!!) It comes from the rear of my car as well, however it occurs most often when i downshift to slow down and almost never during any other circumstances. So if you find out what it is please let us know, its drivin me insane...
I have a weird noise that sounds like something is rattling like crazy in my right rear door. but there isn't... only sometimes when I am accelerating at a slower rate during lower rpm's.
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When author Nicholas Aggor noticed his children were bringing home bad grades in math in the fifth grade, he quit his job as a senior engineer and started work on a math teaching series stemming from his experience with engineering quality controls. From that initiative comes his new book, "How to Make Successful Students in One Year - A Model for the World: Over 200 Inconvenient Truths" (published by AuthorHouse).
The techniques presented in "How to Make Successful Students in One Year - A Model for the World" are the same ones in which Aggor found success with his own children, who are now studying pre-medicine. Within the pages of his new book, Aggor outlines the methods he used with his children in hopes of helping other parents, students, and teachers. The Common Core curriculum is not the solution.
Aggor includes more than 200 of what he calls "inconvenient truths" in his book. This includes his practical programs that he says can transform all students into virtual "walking calculators," a formula for making successful students and his belief that homework should be done at school as an equalizer for the success of poor and disadvantaged students. His book shows how every student can develop what he calls 'super brain.' He says that if students can recall during tests what they already understand, all students will easily pass any test. His book also shows academic retention skills for immediate success for all students. Students also perform poorly due to academic deficits and his new book has the solutions.


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With each successive record, Wallis continued tackling subjects that were otherwise verboten in postwar America. In addition to dick jokes, recurring themes included breasts, homosexuality, and infidelity, and while she enjoyed a thriving fan base in England, Canada, and New Zealand, her records were outlawed in Australia. (During a tour stop Down Under, she was even stopped by customs officers immediately after touching down on Aussie soil.) Fearing the wrath of the Federal Communications Commission, Boston radio stations banned Wallis from the air, but her records still sold, even if retailers kept them hidden safely behind the cash register. In 1952, Wallis and Pastman teamed with DeLuxe head Joe Liebowitz to form their own label, Wallis Original Records. Albums like Sings for a Café Party, Saucy Calypso, French Postcards Set to Music, and Love Is for the Birds paired the singer with arranger Jimmy Carroll and the crème de la crème of the New York City session community, including the Ray Charles Singers and the Mac Ceppos Orchestra. With 1953's "Dear Mr. Godfrey," Wallis even scored a minor mainstream hit, lampooning broadcaster Arthur Godfrey following his decision to fire popular singer Julius LaRosa on the grounds LaRosa had "lost his humility." Years later, she also satirized the oft-married Gabor sisters via "(Mama Always Told Us) Bring the Boys to the House."
Wallis reached her career apex during the mid-'60s, when she traveled to London at the request of Philips Records producer and A&R exec Johnny Franz. In addition to studio sessions that yielded the LP How to Stay Sexy Tho' Married, she also played a series of sold-out theater dates, commanding the attention and respect long denied her at home. But as times changed and a new, more brazen generation of singers like Rusty Warren and Belle Barth stole the limelight, Wallis fell out of commercial favor, and while she continued playing club tours, her record sales dried up. After a final tour of Australia, she retired from recording and performing in 1970, but in the decades to follow she continued writing, developing a series of movie scripts and musical scores that remain unproduced. Wallis' vintage recordings nevertheless retained their admirers, chief among them syndicated radio host Dr. Demento, and in 2000 -- now a widow living in upstate Connecticut -- she contacted the influential talent agency ICM, pitching a stage musical based on her classic novelty songs. ICM agent Mitch Douglas was a longtime fan and quickly set about gathering a creative staff including producer/choreographer Lawrence Leritz, director Donna Drake, and costumer Robert Pease. BOOBS! The Musical: The World According to Ruth Wallis premiered at New York City's Triad Theater on May 19, 2003, with subsequent runs in New Orleans and Wichita. After a long battle with Alzheimer's disease, Wallis died December 21, 2007. ~ Jason Ankeny
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Thank you for your interest in preparing a meal for our RMHC families. We provide lodging and support to more than 800 families each year, and meals are an important part of that. There is a different atmosphere in the House when meals are provided. More people gather and become support for one another. It's nice for people to come "home" after a long day at the hospital, smell the comforting aroma of a home-cooked meal and feel taken care of.
Here are some things to know about preparing meals at the Rochester Ronald McDonald House:
- Dinner is typically served between 6 and 6:30 pm. Breakfasts are served around 8:30 am. You are only expected to stay until you're finished preparing the meal and setting it out.
- Buffet-style serving is preferred. In choosing your menu, take a look at the Meals Calendar to see what other groups are serving in the same week. No one wants to eat tacos five nights in a row!
- Our kitchen is fully equipped with all the serving and preparation dishes you will need, as well as cooking equipment. A gas grill is available year round.
- You need not provide beverages, dishes or silverware. No alcoholic beverages are allowed in the House.
- Plan to serve 30-40 people.
- Typically, we ask that there be no more than eight people to prepare the meal, and that everyone in the group be at least 10 years of age.
- We would enjoy giving your group a tour of the House after dinner is served.
- Your group is responsible for preparation cleanup. Our volunteers will take care of leftover storage later in the evening.


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Rev. Bras. Hist. vol.28 no.55 São Paulo Jan./June 2008
The Revista Brasileira de História (the Brazilian Journal of History) succeeded in obtaining a place on the SciELO Brasil (Scientific Electronic Library on Line) in 1998, one of the first periodicals to do so in the Brazilian version of this website, and with this assumed a pioneering role in the area of the humanities. More recently, other journals in our area have also become part of the website, facilitating the search for articles over a diverse range of researchers, and opening up an increasingly useful path for the construction of historical knowledge. This, however, is not a privilege. It is related to the quality of these periodicals which, to be accepted, had to satisfy innumerable formal requirements for publication that must be maintained in each issue. They are especially noteworthy in adopting ways of offering their readers articles of quality and originality that really do contribute to debate among researchers.
For the historian entering onto a website of this type frequently carries with it a sensation of being somewhat ill at ease, as many resources common to the researchers of other sectors to us appear somewhat mysterious. However, the utility of the various tools, and the dynamic that they can initiate both in our bibliographical research as in the disseminating of knowledge rapidly becomes evident. After all, an author writes to be read.
On the website, each journal produces its search tools by author, subject, title, as well as for the key words required in each article. In the utilization reports, one can find the year of ingress of each periodical on the website, long term yearly statistics relating to the visits to the volumes and the number of articles requested each month. On the specific site of each journal, once again, search opportunities of the articles are presented in various ways, but also instructions to the authors, the periodical's details, and the exact number of consultations for each article. From there, the visitor can read or freely print the texts, or just decide what is of interest through reading the summaries. Nevertheless, the references used in each text can also be visualized and the link for each of them followed through Google. There are also search tools for articles on similar themes, the route to the author's Lattes curriculum (and the visualization of other publications), access to other articles of the same author in the SciELO, in addition to the facility of sending the text by e-mail. The inclusion of the DOI number (Digital Object Identifier) in the completion of the data for each bibliographical output facilitates direct access to the text. In other words, through the internet, the periodicals become an impressive vehicle in the process of debate, expansion and publicizing of knowledge, and associated with the Lattes platform, they assume an important role in stimulating contact between researchers of various areas and institutions.
Of course, this does not diminish the importance of hard copy. The RBH, as well as several other magazines, maintains its printed version and gives priority to its distribution. If dialogue and interaction are stimulated virtually, realization remains tied to reading on paper, feeding our true fetish for books, so characteristic of our area and not always fully understood by the other branches of academic knowledge.
At this moment, when the web is becoming increasingly important in the stimulation of dialogue among historians, the dossier Imprensa, impressos (The press and the printed matter) discusses aspects of the role of the Press in transmitting ideas, information and analysis. This has revolutionized the life of men in a similar way to that in which the internet has revolutionized contemporary society, perhaps even more profoundly, how can you measure it? The articles of this issue grant a privileged place to debates on the press and Brazilian society. Meize Lucas analyses how the press of the 1950s nourished a culture of cinema, just as the cinema in its turn nourished learned culture in Brazil. Noé Sandes focuses on the activities of the journalist Costa Rego in the Correio da Manhã in the 1930s, and how they valorized political experience. Marcos Gonçalves debates the political culture built up through the Catholic press at the start of the 20th century. Marisa Midori demonstrates the insertion of the consumer book market in São Paulo in an increasingly dynamic worldwide publishing movement in the middle of the 19th century. Vlamir Silva discusses the activities of the press in enlarging woman's place in the public sphere in nineteenth century Minas Gerais.
In the section of sundry articles, Angela Domingues provocatively examines little known texts on Brazil in the 18th century, such as journey logs, maps and views of sailors and traffickers, as well as the texts produced by illustrious figures. Oldimar Cardoso advances the consideration of the Didactic of History as a sub area of history, and demonstrating how much more its content is than that of the traditional school history. Fabrício Santos proposes an analysis of the expulsion of the Jesuits and the confiscation and sale of their properties, to build a dialogue between economics and politics, and discussing the transformations in the Portuguese Empire in the same period. Marisa Leme discusses the centrifugal and centripetal dynamic forces acting in the construction of the State in Brazil in the 1820s. Diogo Cabral adopts an approach from the perspective of environmental history, evaluating timber exploitation, the Portuguese Empire and the shipbuilding industry.
The section Estado da Arte (State of the Art) has an essay of Marcelo Mattos on the prolific historiographical output drawing up a balance of the military coup d'état of 1964, on the occasion of its fortieth anniversary in 2004, and the thirtieth anniversary of Goulart's death, in 2006. The text also assesses the relationship between history writing and research and documentation centres. Five critical summaries follow, singling out various works of interest.
We hope that, as between printed material and hypertext, the present volume of the Brazilian Journal of History will stimulate our contacts, and contribute to the exchange of our experiences, ideas, research and, above all, hopes.
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