text: Advanced Directives Advance Directives are forms you can fill out before you get sick or go to the hospital to let your doctors and loved ones know about your healthcare wishes if you become too ill to make decisions or speak for yourself. Hospitals are required by federal law to give you information about Advance Directives. In Connecticut, there are two types of forms: Living Wills or Healthcare Instructions Appointment of Healthcare Representative Living Will Or Healthcare Instructions A Living Will tells your doctors about your wishes for medical care, especially if you are in the final stages of a terminal illness or permanently unconscious. For example, would you want to be given artificial food and fluids, have a machine breathe for you (mechanical ventilation), or have your heart and lungs restarted if they stopped (cardiopulmonary resuscitation or CPR)? Appointment of Healthcare Representative A Healthcare Representative is some you choose to make medical decisions for you if you cannot make them. You can choose an adult relative or friend you trust, but your doctor cannot be your Healthcare Representative. Your Healthcare Representative can make decisions about any part of your medical treatment, even about stopping life-support machines. This person would follow the instructions in your Living Will, if you have one. Combination Form This lets you make a Living Will and choose a Healthcare Representative in one form and decide if want to donate your organs. Where Can I Get Advance Directives Forms? When you are admitted to the hospital, you can ask a staff person there for the Advance Directives forms. If you are already in the hospital, you can get these forms from your doctor, nurse or a social worker. You also can call (203) 384-3211 (Spiritual Care) or (203) 384-3186 (Social Work). Outside the hospital, your primary care physician or lawyer can help you get Advance Directives forms and help you fill them out. A lawyer is not required. You can get them from the website of the Office of the Connecticut Attorney General, along with a packet called "Your Rights to Make Healthcare Decisions, A Summary of Connecticut Law." Download the Advance Directive forms here. Frequently Asked Questions Who can fill out Advance Directives forms? You can fill out the forms if you are 18 years or older and of sound mind. You do not need a lawyer to fill out the forms, but you must have two people witness and sign it to be legal. Your Healthcare Representative cannot be a witness. Who should have a copy of my Advance Directive forms? Give a copy to your doctor and your Healthcare Representative. Also consider copies for your family, clergy or anyone else you think might be asked about your wishes. If you know you are going to a hospital, bring a copy with you. What if I change my mind? You can change or revoke your Living Will at any time and in any way — orally or in writing. To change or revoke your Health Care Representative, you must do it in writing and have it witnessed by two people. Remember, when you change or revoke Advance Directives, you must let your doctor and anyone who has a copy know about the changes. Do I have to fill out Advance Directives forms? No, you do not have to fill out the forms. You can talk with your doctors and ask them to write what you have said in your medical chart. You can also talk with your family. But filling out the forms makes it easier for your doctors and loved ones to understand and respect your wishes. Can I still get treated if I don't have Advance Directives forms? Yes. A Living Will or a Healthcare Representative is not necessary to be admitted to a hospital or other healthcare setting and receive treatment. Who makes the decisions about my treatments? Your doctors can explain what is happening with your illness or medical condition. They will tell you about different treatments and how they can help. Your doctors also must tell you if treatments could cause any serious problems. Sometimes, more than one treatment can help. Your doctors can say which one they think is best, but they cannot choose for you. You decide what is best. You have the right to say "yes" or "no" to any treatments — even if the treatment might keep you alive longer. What happens if I am too sick to make decisions? Your Healthcare Representative will make decisions for you. If you have not chosen a Healthcare Representative, your doctor will usually ask your closest relative or friend (including a domestic and/or same sex partner) to help decide what you would want or what is best for you. Sometimes relatives or friends disagree about what to do. You can save your loved ones a lot of worry if you fill out Advance Directives forms ahead of time. How does my Healthcare Representative know what I want? Tell that person what you want. Give them a copy of your Living Will, where you can write when you would or would not want certain types of medical treatments.


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Definitions of rode
imp. - of Ride 2
n. - Redness; complexion. 2
- imp. of Ride. 2
n. - See Rood, the cross. 2
The word "rode" uses 4 letters: D E O R.
Direct anagrams of rode:
doer dore redo
Words formed by adding one letter before or after rode (in bold), or to deor in any order:
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Yes, she probably will, just as you did, once you matured and realized that life wasn't going to be handed to you on a platter. Instead, you discovered that life involves responsibilities, which often force us to become mature.
I often think of a young man in the Bible named John Mark. He wanted to go with the Apostle Paul on his first missionary journey, which would have been an exciting adventure for someone his age. But once the excitement wore off and the journey became hard, Mark abandoned Paul and went home. He was obviously immature and irresponsible, and Paul refused to take him on another journey (Acts 15:36-40). But Mark didn't stay that way! Over time, he changed, and God even used him to write the Gospel of Mark.
Young people your daughter's age often feel tugged in two different directions (although they may not even realize it). On one hand, they need the wisdom and guidance that only parents and other adults can give them. On the other hand, however, they yearn to be free and independent, which they will be someday. Part of our responsibility is to help them make that transition.
Pray for your daughter, and urge her to put her life into Christ's hand. Don't expect her to grow up all at once, but ask God to give you wisdom, gentleness and patience. Above all, assure her constantly of your love and concern, both now, and in the future.


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Rose In Morning Light
David M. Montero 5/25/2012 12:04:50 PMNice soft light. Beautiful rose capture Donald. #1465134
Don Christiana 5/25/2012 12:32:50 PMThanks Dave, truly appreciate. Hope you have a great day. #10149679
Val Feldman 5/26/2012 8:06:11 AMI, too, love the beautifully soft light. This is a wonderfully captured rose image, Donald - a wonderful shade of pink with each petal tipped in a soft white - perfectly presented against a contrasting dark b/g...lucky you to have such generous neighbors! #10152548
Don Christiana 5/26/2012 10:28:13 AMThank you Val, this is one of many rose bushes that I try to maintain for my wife. She just loves roses and looks forward to every morning sitting on the patio to enjoy them while having our morning coffee. #10152835
Karen Bacon 5/27/2012 10:05:33 AMgorgeous!!!! #10155560
Don Christiana 5/29/2012 5:47:30 AMThanks Karen, hope you have a great day. #10158604
Terry Cervi 6/5/2012 1:47:39 PMDonald, this is gorgeous! Don't know how I've missed your beautiful gallery of work! #10169637
Don Christiana 6/6/2012 7:57:28 AMTerry, I truly appreciate your very kind comments. I hope you have a great day. #10170443
Joannie Bertucci 6/18/2012 4:21:17 PMPerfection! Congratulations on your finalist Donald! #10186243
Val Feldman 6/19/2012 6:14:46 AMBeautiful, beautiful! I loved this one, Donald, with it's wonderful light and soft pink, glowing color - so happy to see it with Silver attached!! Warmest congrats and all the best in the upcoming round! #10188354
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 6/19/2012 9:27:21 AMThe lighting is very striking. #10189047
Val Feldman 6/19/2012 10:19:23 AMand another :) :) !! #10189257
Val Feldman 6/20/2012 10:13:49 AMTruly beautiful...and truly deserving of your fabulous GOLD win, Donald! Huge TX-sized congratulations for a job well done!!!! #10191515
JO ANN CLEVELAND 6/20/2012 11:46:45 AMBig congratulations on this awesome 2nd Place Gold Winner Donald!
Absolutely fantastic!
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Alexandra Hankova 6/20/2012 11:51:30 AMSimple and very beautiful. Congratulations! :-) #10191930
Terry Cervi 6/20/2012 2:08:10 PMThis is just gorgeous and such a well deserved win, Don! Congrats to you! #10192292
Joannie Bertucci 6/20/2012 4:12:07 PMCongratulations on your fablous gold badge image Donald! Really gorgeous! #10192659
Don Christiana 6/21/2012 11:36:45 AMI would like to thank each of you for your very kind comments. I an truly greatful and honored to have you as BP Friends. I hope you all have a great day. #10194317
David M. Montero 6/23/2012 5:06:50 AMThis is such an exquisite capture Donald. I really love the light. Congratulations on your gold medal!!! #10196486
Don Christiana 6/23/2012 6:53:05 AMThank you Dave, I hope you have a great day. #10196612
Katarina Mansson 6/27/2012 6:22:14 AMBeauty and perfection in a nutshell. Congratulations on your winner Donald! #10202358
Merna L. Nobile 6/27/2012 1:20:28 PMDo what you love, and it will make your soul rich. CONGRATULATIONS, for being an award winner for the month of May, 2012. Merna #10202864
Don Christiana 6/27/2012 4:40:13 PMThank you Katarina and Merna, I truly appreciate your very kind comments. I hope you both have a great day. #10203144
Martha R. Mazon 7/23/2012 7:57:43 AMTruly lovely, Donald! Your lighting and composition are perfect. #10241146
JO ANN CLEVELAND 1/23/2013 8:52:01 AMOUTSTANDING Donald, love the colors!
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Several years ago a neighbor friend gave me a wonderful Antique Rose Bush that we have enjoyed year after year with its never-ending floral displays.
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What Makes Mindy Kaling A Monster? You'll Be Surprised!
Mindy Kaling's come a long way from her post-college days babysitting in Brooklyn. Not only does the actress, writer, and comedian have her own show—The Mindy Project—but she also covers herself in La Mer on the regular. "I used to lust after the stuff," she says. "So when I use it, I feel really successful and like I have my shit together." Want to know what other beauty products Kaling swears by? Read on!
"When we are shooting the show, I wear makeup for 12 to 14 hours a day, so I'm so excited to take it off at the end of the day," Kaling says. She uses a warm, wet washcloth, Cetaphil ($11), and Yves Saint Laurent's Instant Eye Makeup Remover ($30).
On a regular day, Kaling keeps Burt's Bees Tinted Lip Balm ($7) in Red Dahlia in her bag. But if she's on the red carpet, she favors Tom Ford's Lipstick ($49) in Black Orchid.
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"I am boring and get a French gel mani-pedi once a month," Kaling says.
When it comes to eye makeup, Kaling definitely knows her stuff. "I use my Urban Decay Naked Palette ($52) a few times a week; it has every single color imaginable," she says. To step it up, she reaches for Bobbi Brown's Eyeshadow ($22) in Rose Gold. As for liner, if she wants a clean black line, it's all about Chantecaille's Le Stylo Liquid Liner ($30); to "smolder," Laura Mercier's Caviar Eye Stick ($26).
"I use La Mer Regenerating Serum ($290), their Eye Concentrate ($180) and Moisturizing Lotion ($155) before bed," Kaling says. "I switch that up twice yearly with Rodial's Dragon's Blood Hyaluronic line, which has the benefit of being both dramatic-sounding and awesomely effective on my skin."
Even if she's wearing makeup off camera, Kaling prefers more coverage than a tinted moisturizer. "Koh Gen Do and Make Up For Ever both have great coverage," she says of their foundations. And if that's not enough? Kevyn Aucoin's Sensual Skin Enhancer ($48) is her favorite concealer.
On her cheeks, Kaling uses Nars' Blush ($29) in Angelika, simply calling it "fresh."
Kaling doesn't hesitate to name her favorite fragrance: Stella McCartney Stella Eau de Parfum ($72).
With all that makeup knowledge, we wondered if Kaling had a particularly great skincare tip up her sleeve. "Glam Glow Super Mud Masks ($69) are pretty killer," she says. "A trick I learned is to put it on, then use your blow dryer to gently dry your mask instead of waiting the ten minutes for it to dry by itself."
So if she was stuck on an island and could only bring one product with her, what would it be? "Water," says Kaling. "If I don't drink eight to 11 glasses, I get pimples, dried skin, a flaky scalp—and irritable."


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Think about what a basket, a ball, and a baseball bat all have in common. Each one has a circle inside. Circles are extremely familiar because they are simply everywhere, but why? Find out the answer at Long Island Children's Museum's newest exhibit, "Secrets of Circles," which opened last month and runs through May 4. Explore how circles are made, how useful they are, and where they are found throughout the world.
Why are circles everywhere? What makes them the best shape for both pizza and wheels? The answers can be found among the 16 interactive exhibits that place visitors at the center of experiences rich with the math, science, engineering, and the beauty of circles. Whether you are drawing a perfect glow-in-the-dark circle at the Compass Table or building your own gear contraptions in Gear UP!, children — and adults — will uncover the properties of a simple shape with powerful applications.
"'Secrets of Circles' is a wonderful example of what children's museums do on a daily basis," explains LICM President Suzanne LeBlanc. "Complex subjects like geometry and physics are introduced to young children using hands-on activities suitable to their age and interests, to spark an interest that they will carry with them as they grow."
LeBlanc notes that the exhibit's stay is perfectly timed to provide LICM visitors with a dynamic introduction to science and art education themes. "'Secrets of Circles' will be in residence during our busiest school visit period, as well as two school break time frames (Presidents' Week and spring break), providing thousands of visitors with the opportunity to add to their understanding of STEAM (science, technology, engineering arts, and math) topics."
The exhibit comes to the museum from the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose, Calif., where it originated. It replaces the first LICM-developed exhibit, "Broken, Fix It!," which is traveling to California as part of a museum-sharing collaborative, of which LICM is one of six members nationwide.
"We work together to create exhibits that respond to all communities," says LICM spokesperson Maureen Mangan. "This exhibit was especially attractive to us because it has such a strong STEM component, which is so central to what's happening in schools right now."
"Secrets of Circles" was designed to intrigue a wide range of ages, as well as visitors from different backgrounds. Since San Jose has a large Vietnamese community, that culture is reflected throughout the exhibit's different stations, including the tri-lingual descriptive signage (English, Spanish and Vietnamese). The rich colors, bamboo plywood, eco-friendly building materials, and cultural and historical artifacts within the exhibit represent people and circles from around the world and over time.
Families will leave the museum understanding, LeBlanc says, that "seeing circles is an everyday occurrence. A circular wheel makes a cart move easier, and they use circular shapes to build bridges. Circles are in every part of life."
The exhibit has been designed, Mangan explains, so that visitors can "look, feel and then try do it yourself." To that end, museumgoers will have a chance to:
* Look for circles in the colorful international marketplace fruit stand, in the shade of the Vietnamese boat you paddle, and in the umbrellas and hats that provide shelter.
* Draw a perfect circle — one that glows in the dark — using mathematical techniques familiar to artists and engineers.
* Place reflective shapes on a large turntable and set it spinning. The random placement is transformed into a beautiful pattern, captured by an overhead camera. Change the placement and the pattern changes.
* Build gear contraptions and put those circles to work turning the hands of a clock, a music box ballerina and a drill.
* Set three colorful lights, like the spokes of a wheel all connected to the same center point, all whirling, and discover how three circles of different sizes are then created..
* Find out how moving points can make circles when you move glowing circles to create a cylinder, a sphere, or even a torus.
* Use your muscles to figure out which is easier to move: a cinder block on a cart with wheels or a cinder block on a cart without wheels. Here, you'll find out what kinds of wheels work best.
* See what happens with wheels that aren't round, or wheels that don't have an axle in the center, with unusual cars.
* Find out why builders use circles and parts of circles for their strength and efficiency by experimenting with an arch bridge. Take it apart, put it back together, and walk over it.
* Use a modern wood lathe, specially built for kids, to carve wood into decorative circular shapes.
* Watch videos of circles whirling, waving, and working in the world, ranging from folkloric dancers to a game of Duck, Duck, Goose.
* Play with symmetry by using mirrors to build a whole circle from a part, experimenting with shapes and mirrors. Watch how one slice of pizza can become a whole pie.
* Send a ball across a slowly moving turntable and see what it does. Try the same thing with discs or hoops, or all three together for a spinning, rolling surprise.
Circular reasoning
As always, the museum's staff has planned a variety of theme activities to enhance the key concepts introduced in the exhibit. Numerous workshops this month enable families to delve deeper into these topics, including clocks, wheels and toys.
During the upcoming Presidents' Week school break, the museum will offer "Tick-Tock Clocks" on Feb. 17, in which visitors can learn how to make clocks; "Painted Piggies" on Feb. 19 (repeating March 29), an introduction to coin collecting; and "Push and Pull Toys" on Feb. 20, where participants will explore the history of the popular toys and create a wooden pull toy.
The museum's staff is excited by visitor response to the exhibit. "It's been fun for us to see and hear what the kids are doing and thinking and how they are making connections," says Mangan. "That probably continues on their way home as they play circle games on the drive back home."
'Secrets of Circles'
Long Island Children's Museum, Museum Row, Garden City.
Admission: $12 for adults and children, $1 seniors, free to museum members and children under 1 year old. Additional fees for theater and special programs may apply.
View the LICM events calendar at www.licm.org for additional information or call (516) 224-5800.


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Note: for a headless (i.e. non-graphical / server) machine you can skip installing SDL and xterm, these are optional; however without SDL you will not be able to run graphical OS images within QEMU.
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TORONTO -- Lights, camera, Stone Cold action! The night of April 11 was the scene of the Canadian premiere for Steve Austin's first feature film, The Condemned. The atmosphere at Toronto's ScotiaBank Theatre was absolutely electric as fans, media, and celebrities all braved the howling winds to catch a glimpse of Hollywood's newest action star.
Before The Rattlesnake arrived, Austin supporters were kept entertained through various contests and local celebrity cameos.
On the musical side of things R&B singer and Vancouver native Cory Lee was chatting it up with reporters, promoting her new album Sinful Innocence, which debuts May 15. Hometown rapper Choclair also made an appearance, and turns out to be an old school wrestling fan. The hip-hop artist's all time favourites include Ricky Steamboat and Abdullah the Butcher .
The CFL was well represented as current Toronto Argonaut, Adriano Belli, walked the red carpet to show his support for the movie. A nice surprise (especially for fellow SLAM! Wrestling writer Bob Kapur) was former Canadian Football League standout and wrestling legend Angelo "King Kong" Mosca popping by. The still impressive Mosca has slowed down with age, but was as charismatic as ever while schmoozing with the press.
Speaking of the press, they were out in droves as cameras from Entertainment Tonight Canada, The Score, TSN, and City TV, to name a few, were all jostling for position in media row.
As the mob was beginning to become restless, a sparkling silver limousine pulled up, and then there was the sound of shattering glass. Accompanied by WWE Canada President Carl DeMarco, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin emerged from the vehicle delivering his trademark double-arms-in-the-air pose. The reaction from the fans in attendance nearly blew the roof off of the ScotiaBank Theatre, and Austin was in genuine good spirits while signing some autographs.
The Rattlesnake addressed the crowd, speaking about the film's story and even cracked a few jokes. When asked about working with Donald Trump at WrestleMania 23, Austin commented that The Donald was fun to work with but, "doesn't take the best Stone Cold Stunner." Austin then moved on to media interviews where he was pleasant, thorough, and engaging in his responses.
Austin explained that it took him some time to get over the glitz and glamour of a live wrestling audience in favour of movie making. "When you're in the ring you feed off of the crowd's response and get instant feedback. On the set it's a lot quieter so you go more by instinct and have to go by the director's guidance."
Stone Cold then told SLAM! Wrestling that it took him many months and hundreds of scripts before he decided that The Condemned was the film to go with for his first starring role. Its action scenes, storyline, and how the director (Scott Wiper) catered the main character to Austin is what made the flick standout. Austin was also pleased in how Wiper gave him plenty of creative input in regards to fight sequences and his own dialogue.
SLAM! Wrestling was also fortunate enough to be able to tag team its media scrum efforts with Live Audio Wrestling co-founder Dan Lovranski. The LAW was able to capture some great audio from Austin and that will be aired this Sunday on their radio program. Stone Cold was surprisingly candid when addressing the question on his rumoured match with Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania.
Austin believed that their two styles wouldn't mesh in the squared circle, and that if he did have a last match he would want it to come off spectacular. "I give Hogan credit for what he accomplished in his career and what he did for the business, but don't think too much of him other than that," he said. Even competing in the ring again seems unlikely at this point as Austin stated he would need at least 34 months of dedicated preparation to be at the high level he expects of himself.
Following the blitz of questioning it was go time, and Austin put it best by bellowing out, "It's great to be here in Toronto, now enjoy the damn movie!"
At the conclusion of the action thriller, a surprise Q & A session was held in the theatre where Stone Cold took on all comers. Austin was more than generous with his time and on numerous occasions waved off his PR people in favour of spending more time with his fans.
While the majority of the questions were fluff and became repetitive, there were definitely some points worth noting. Naturally, one last title run was brought up, but Austin said that the TV time belongs to those "busting their asses on the road each night" and that a championship reign would be bad for business. He also gave kudos to John Cena's job as champ (which was met by a chorus of boos), and how The Undertaker just keeps getting better.
As for possible dream matches, The Rattlesnake reminisced on his classic battles with Bret Hart and The Rock, stating that he would love to have another go with those two. Not surprisingly these legends were also included in his favourite career moments: WrestleMania 13 with Hart, and WrestleMania 17 versus The Rock. Austin also gave praise to Ken Kennedy on more than one occasion, and said that Kennedy would be his top choice if he could wrestle anyone on the current roster.
As far as keeping in touch with old wrestling pals, Austin said for the most part he sticks to himself, but remains close with a select few. Kevin Nash and Diamond Dallas Page are good friends, and, of course, so is good ol' J.R. "I am so grateful to Jim Ross over the years. He was the one who helped me patch things up with Vince recently for this movie deal. J.R. is a great announcer, and a great friend to a lot of people in this business."
Austin tried to keep the questions movie related whenever possible, citing John Wayne and Charles Bronson as influences for his acting career. He laughed when asked if he needed any training on the firearms used in the film. "Son I grew up in south Texas, guns were a part of growing up. I came in, fired the guns once in training, and walked out."
Austin also made it clear that he didn't want to do anything wrestling related in this or any other project he is involved in. "I want to separate the Stone Cold persona from the actor." It was also surprising to hear him say that being seen only as an action hero or a tough guy was not at all a concern. "Look, if I'm lucky enough to make 30 action movies then I don't care about being typecast!"
At the end of the session Austin took a sentimental moment to thank all his supporters over the years. He made special note of everyone sticking by him through the major neck injury of 1996, and the fans cheering him back to the top spot during his comeback.
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The month of February
Because our gospel came to you not only in word, but also in power and in the Holy Spirit and with full conviction. You know what kind of men we proved to be among you for your sake. (1 Thessalonians 1:5 ESV)
Cedar Key Public Library 2014 Events & Programs (through April)
The Fiction Book Bunch meets on the second Monday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at the Cedar Key Library. At the December meeting, the Bunch decided upon the following selections:
The Month of January
Ernie Evans and The Florida State Bluegrass Band, and Minnesota's "premier bluegrass & gospel quintet," Monroe Crossing, will be performing a benefit concert for Cedar Key Schools at the Cedar Key High School Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 22, at 7 p.m.
During the winter holidays, our eyes are drawn to native plants that shimmer reds and greens of the season. Beauties like Florida holly, with its waxy deep green leaves and bright red berries; yaupon holly, with its small waxy leaves and small red berries; and the more delicate Christmas berry with red and green as well as a tiny lavender flower, are all our friends.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve will sponsor a free, guided hike on New Years Day as part of America's State Parks First Day Hikes initiative in all 50 states.
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AT&T will loosen its restrictions on FaceTime over LTE. Previously, AT&T had limited use of FaceTime over LTE to those customers with a Mobile Share plan. Now, a customer on any of the carrier's plans will be able to use FaceTime over LTE. AT&T also announced that they would be making special text and data-only packages available to deaf and hard of hearing customers to increase the utility of FaceTime over cellular. In a statment, AT&T said that these initiatives would roll out in eight to ten weeks.
AT&T today announced it will enable FaceTime over Cellular at no extra charge for iOS 6 customers with an LTE device on any tiered data plan. AT&T will also continue to offer FaceTime over Cellular to customers with any AT&T Mobile Share plan, as well as FaceTime over Wi-Fi, which has always been available for all customers. AT&T expects to roll out this functionality to customers over the next eight to ten weeks.
This is good news for many AT&T customers who have not moved to a Mobile Share plan. Unfortunately, for many more of AT&T's customers, 3G does not seem to be included in this expansion. Customers with an iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 are out of luck, despite the fact that they are perfectly capable of using FaceTime over cellular. Even most of AT&T's customers that use the iPhone 5 are probably left in the lurch, at least for now. That's because AT&T's LTE network does not cover most of AT&T's service area, and despite the planned expansion of their LTE network, it's not there yet. So their iPhone 5 customers don't even have access to LTE to take advantage of the less restrictive FaceTime requirements. So while this is a nice step in the right direction, it's not nearly a big enough step to matter to most of AT&T's customers.
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Monday, November 10, 2008
entering her single digits...
pattern: double-breasted knit coat from Easy Baby Knits 6-12 mos. size
yarn: Cascade 220 Quatro the heathers colour #9453, 2 skeins (ok, you know I just chose this yarn as my 80's homage to Heathers! hmmmm, I need to watch that again --it's been a while)
needles: 5mm
Ah, the joys of knitting for someone so little --you can bust out an actual garment in no time flat with a real sense of accomplishment (she says as her wallis sweater languishes in a corner somewhere...). Sidebar: I've discovered that it is seriously counterproductive to try on a sweater when it is close to completion. My Wallis sweater literally only has the sides still to be seamed up. So what did I do this weekend? I . tried. it. on. Bad idea. The thing is freakin' enormous and now my desire to finish it after all these months was immediately quashed. yargh.
But this little beauty turned out great. As usual, the buttons were my biggest dilemma, and the thing sat finished awaiting those for several weeks.
I'm really of the button school of thought that buttons should pretty much disappear...hence the difficulty in finding a compatible purple. It really makes me crazy when I am on the hunt for a black cardigan and can only find ones with white buttons. What's up with that? But personal pet peeves aside, I'm happy with how it turned out in the end. Seaming was a bit of an issue, as the raglan shoulder seams are supposed to be seen on it as a bit of a "design element"--and that's easier said than done. I'm starting to think I could really benefit from some sort of seaming course. The problem with those is that they always want you to bring a finished piece that still needs to be seamed. When do those two realities ever synch up?
My other fear is that this jacket will also be too small. I knit the 6-12 month size as the next one up was seeming really big as I was knitting the back. AND I got the yarn out of a sale bin somewhere so knew I'd run out on the next size up. I knit the length and the arms a bit longer, but that's about all the mods there were. Guess I'll know this weekend if it fits...if it doesn't I will likely take it home and simply block the shit out of it.
Also getting the jump on some smaller "office" holiday presents:
These were fun and FAST.
I used mostly DK weight yarns...I'm fearful that some of my co-workers with bigger hands may not be able to get them on. I'm a terrible judge of this myself due to my own freakish child-sized hands. Did I mention in the end that we had to get my engagement ring sized to a THREE?! I'm still reeling from that one. But anyway...knit in the round so there would be no seam, and for the most part I cast on around 60 stitches, depending on what knit pattern I was going with. I just got the bangles from one of those cheap-o Ardene/Claire's type stores and then mattress-stitched them on length-wise. Easy peasy. Definitely plan to crank out more of those.
And for the men in the office? Something similarly small? A tie pin perhaps? Ok, maybe not.
Is anyone else having this issue where blogger is automatically cropping all your photos (regardless of what size you load them up at)? It's driving me crazy.
11 comments:
- Allison said...
Those bangles look great. Lucky co-workers!
- ern said...
those bangles are awesome!
i have yet to attempt one but they sure are good ideas for presents!
my little sisters would love them.
- littlebirdbigcity said...
The sweater is gorgeous! And I really love those bracelets, seems somehow beyond my ability, although some quick Christmas gifts would be nice. The annoying thing about presents? Can't blog about them!
And about the pictures, I have that same problem too, wish I could offer a solution!
- Julia said...
I totally agree that buttons can make or break a garment! Luckily, they're a piece of cake to change! Those bangles are great - did you use the patterns in the new Vogue, or just make them up?
- Reckless Glue said...
I just made them up --though I picked up that new vogue after the fact and there weren't any patterns in it anyway. A bit strange given that it's on their COVER.
- Reckless Glue said...
ok, on second check apparently there IS a pattern in there. duh. I will have to scrutinize...
that's what I get for skimming.
Great gifts all around!
- Virtuous said...
Oh my goodness the baby sweater is stinkin' cute!! "heartin'" it now! ;op
Okay so I can find the bracelet pattern in Vogue?!? The lates one? Mmmh
- Deviated Septum said...
Stevie looks so cute in that sweater. I'll take a photo so you can post it.
Hi! I'm also making the double breasted knit coat, but I am doing the 24-36 month size. I am on the first buttonhole row and I have knit it twice now--only to end up with 31 sts instead of 39! I followed the instructions to the letter-- I've tried to find revisions for this matter but have had no luck. Any help?
- Reckless Glue said...
strange, I knit the smallest size though and had no issues with it...maybe they forgot to make the changes when they re-worded it for the next size up? You could try asking one of the people on ravelry who have knit that size to see how they dealt with that issue. (sorry that wasn't very helpful of me, was it?)


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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — After disputes over doctrine led the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina to leave the national church, now comes a lawsuit over church property and a debate over what comprises the Episcopal church in the eastern half of the state.
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Watch Pregnant Cardi B Drop It & Dance On The Stage Floor At Coachella
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April 16, 2018
Cardi B played no games when she made her Coachella debut, over the weekend. Performing hits from her Invasion Of Privacy album, the rapper turned up to the max -- baby bump and all.
The "Bodak Yellow" artist actually started her performance a few minutes early. We guess she wanted to take full advantage of the event and give the crowd everything that they wanted, and then some. Cardi is expected to give birth to her baby with fiancé, Offset, but that didn't stop her from putting one of the best performances of the music festival.
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"I'm running out of breath," Cardi said, before announcing some surprise guests. "You know my pregnant ass. I need some friends to help me out. Give it up for my friend G-Eazy." While onstage, the two performed their joint hit, "No Limit."
Throughout her set, Cardi also brought out 21 Savage to perform "Bartier Cardi," YG for "She Bad," Chance the Rapper for "Best Life," and Kehlani for "Ring." One of the top moments of Cardi's show was when she began dancing on the floor and twerking. The strippers that she also had dancing behind weren't the only ones shaking it. "And that's how I got pregnant, y'all," Cardi joked. "Just like that."
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Jonah Hill: Worst Oscar Expectations
We talk soooo much about wanting the Oscar, or not wanting it. Campaigning, or not. This seems to be one step away from "being prepared if you win" or not. When Christopher Plummer took the stage last night, I felt relaxed almost instantly. He had us. He wasn't going to let the moment be awkward. Dare I say, he was prepared.
Just because he had a few remarks on the tip of his tongue, did that make the speech any less heartfelt and elegant and spontaneous? Of course not. Was he lovely and deserving and of course, wasn't it a really nice set of happy goosebumps for the Canadians watching? Absolutely. Did it make his win any less sweet that he didn't stammer and cry and wring his hands about all the people he forgot to mention? No, of course not! He was the favourite to win, he deserved it, what a wonderful end to a wonderful little story.
Unless you are Jonah Hill.
You've heard me rage about people who act like the Oscars is an eventful trip to the orthodontist. I hate it. So I was really enthused to see how excited Hill was on the carpet. He had his mom there, it was cute. He talked all the time about how he was still completely shocked that he was there.Totally appropriate.
But I guess nobody told him there was no way he was going to win.
I blame his people, really. He should have known. Even if rumor has it that Jonah doesn't have such a great sense of humor about himself - especially for a comedian - it's the number one skill you have to learn when you're an Oscar nominee. Look immediately delighted when someone else wins!
He didn't.
How do you not know though? If you're clearly the outside guy in this scenario, even though of course a teeny part of you wants to win, don't you imagine the worst case scenario, and everything else is a bonus? Don't you prep in front of your bathroom mirror?
I wish he had. And I bet he wishes he had. Because I bet his comedy buddies are going to razz him about his pouty face for a long time. Comedy guys are not known for being gentle, and given that even Billy Crystal twitting him gently - in song, no less - seemed to make him uncomfortable, he might be the butt of a few jokes for awhile.
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'The Hunger Games' Cast Gets a 'Simpsons' Makeover
With 'The Hunger Games' set to hit theaters this week, Next Movie decided to give the movie's characters a makeover every popular (or soon to be) character needs in order to say they have "made it big" in showbiz. Why, their own 'Simpsons' character of course! Check out what Katniss, Peeta and the gang would look like as residents of Springfield below.
They sure did manage to get the Simpsons art style and character likeness right. With the impending success of the 'Hunger Games' film, we won't be surprised if the cast actually end up being featured in a future episode of 'The Simpsons.' Until then, check out Next Movie for more 'Simpsons'-ified characters from the film.


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Rotarian Gift to Build Pavilion
Mayor Coleen Seng and former Mayor Don Wesely today gave welcome kisses to Lincoln's newest residents - two 500-pound limestone frog sculptures which have "found their freedom" at Lincoln's Sunken Gardens. Students from the Zoo School, the Science Focus Program of the Lincoln Public Schools (LPS), helped with fund-raising for the project and were on hand to witness the Mayoral welcome. No city tax funds were used to buy the frogs.
"Kissing a frog may be the most unusual thing I will do as Mayor," said Seng. "I want to thank all students and teachers who helped make this project a success. Through their hard work, they learned important lessons about helping the community, enhanced our quality of life and gave the frogs a lily pad for life." The frog sculptures are part of the Sunken Gardens Renovation Project and will be placed as permanent art in the gardens in 2005. Until then, the public can see the frogs at the Ager Indoor Playground.
The Lincoln Parks and Recreation Foundation partnered with the Zoo School on the "Free the Frogs" activity. To generate excitement, students created a story about the frogs leaving their home in Manchester, England (their real origin) to live in the Sunken Gardens after seeing the gardens in the "Best 300 Gardens to Visit in the United States and Canada" in the National Geographic Guide to America's Public Gardens. In the story, the frogs are captured in Chicago and held for a $5,000 ransom (the actual cost of the sculptures).
Students in Beth Briney's oral communications class dubbed themselves the "Frog Freedom Fighters" and asked for help from elementary and middle school students through a naming contest and a penny challenge. The Zoo School students designed the campaign, which included t-shirts, posters, a skit and a web site that provided daily updates to participating teachers and students. The campaign included nine elementary schools - Arnold, Cavett, Clinton, Fredstrom, Hill, Kahoa, Norwood Park, Rousseau, Sheridan - along with Lefler and Park Middle Schools and the Yankee Hill Program.
The frogs will find their permanent lily pads as part of the Sunken Gardens Pavilion, made possible by a $51,000 donation by the Lincoln Downtown Rotary Club and Lincoln East Rotary Club.
"This donation celebrates the centennial anniversary of Rotary International in 2005. There are 1.5 million Rotarians around the world doing something significant in their communities to celebrate this occasion. Our choice, in this city, of all the worthy projects, is this pavilion at the Sunken Gardens," President Phil Heckman said. Joining Heckman in the recognition was Ernie Hines, President-Elect of the Lincoln East Rotary Club.
The Free the Frogs activity was a Ventures in Partnership (VIP) project, which also included the Lincoln Journal-Star and radio station KFGE, Froggy 98. VIP is cooperatively sponsored by LPS, the Lincoln Education Association and the Lincoln business community.
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A Cross-Country Analysis of the Bank Supervisory Framework and Bank Performance
by James R. Barth, Daniel E. Nolle, Triphon Phumiwasana, Glenn Yago
Changes in the structure and nature of banking, as well as banking crises across the globe have focused the attention of policy makers on the appropriate structure, scope, and degree of independence of banking supervision. Key issues for banking supervision structure are whether there should be one or multiple supervisory authorities, and whether the central bank should be involved in bank supervision. The issue pertaining to the scope of supervision is whether bank supervisory authorities should supervise other financial service industries, including in particular securities and insurance. Finally, the issue regarding the independence of supervisory authorities is the degree to which bank supervisors should be subject to political and economic policy pressure and influence. How these issues are addressed is important, because policies that fail to provide for an appropriate bank supervisory framework may undermine bank performance and even lead to full-scale banking crises.
Any whole or partial reproduction of material in this paper should include the following citation: James R. Barth, Daniel E. Nolle, Triphon Phumiwasana, Glenn Yago, "A Cross-Country Analysis of the Bank Supervisory Framework and Bank Performance, "Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, E&PA Working Paper 2002-2, September 2002.
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Destroy All Podcasts DX Episode 269 - The Betty White Show
Hosts: Jeremy, Mike, Nicole
This is about wish day or some crap, giving ungrateful brats presents, and people who are no good at improv. NO GOOD, I TELL YOU.
Click [HERE] to tell us about how great pigeons are.
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Merry Christmas! I love you!
Jeremy will have to read this as feedback next time you're on a podcast ;)
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Hello yourself, darling.
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Since nobody hasn't given any anecdotes in the comments on this page, I figured I might as well begin.
Unfortunately I did not come from 1954, my parents did, but I only have a dad who's memories are too muddled these days to put into words, and a mother who passed away 5 years ago, so much of this is going by the recollections, memories and other trivia I picked up along the way (this is why it is important to have those talks with your parents when you were 10, never forget that).
Television in the beginning was like a red-headed stepchild of the entertainment world. The movie studios themselves really distance themselves from it as they saw it as a threat to their industry. This is why the programming like the aforementioned Betty White Show seems very bland and boring compared to what Hitchcock was putting out. It took time before the movie studios could transition themselves well into the new medium of the "idiot box". Before then, selection on the tube was very slim. My mom had told me her early memories of watching cartoons on TV involved them showing mostly very old titles from the silent era (1910's, 1920's, featuring the likes of Bobby Bumps, Farmer Alfalfa, Felix the Cat and others), as these were made available at first. It would be nearly another decade before the later works of the "Golden Age of Hollywood Cartoons" would make their way to the small screen. Of course you had original upstarts from the likes of those like Jay Ward and Alex Anderson who praised the screens with their 5 minute cliffhangers starring Crusader Rabbit., but such production values was such that getting adequate animation for television had to wait years before two MGM directors by the names of Joe and Bill would show how it's done.
On the live-action front, you had a number of filmed programs aired on TV, alongside a schedule of mostly live/staged productions. These would be broadcast live, though not every station might have proper connection to the network feed to receive the show at the scheduled time. The only way to save these programs was to make what are called "Kinescopes" on film, this required pointing a film camera at a CRT monitor and recording the program as it happened. These kinescopes would be bicycled around the country to those stations that didn't have microwave feeds or had to take up more than one network affiliate to provide programming for their communities. It would be decades before having separate network affiliates in a given market was possible. We also have to remember much of TV's early talent definitely came from radio and how both mediums performed to very different results. There was certainly a lot of experimentation in the way they were trying to replicate the success of the former medium to the new one, and not everyone managed to make the transition well (some of course continued to be heard in the cartoon world like Mel Blanc who use to had his own show on radio).
Television was such a quaint medium at a time when you might have first saw it at a bar or department store, or have heard of a local neighbor buying a set for his family down the street. My parents though were children during that time, and their memories were probably tied more with the shows they grew up with like Howdy Doody or Winky Dink & You (the latter my mom recalled brilliantly because she tried to draw on the TV set without the "Magic Screen" you were suppose to send for). You noted of the two ads that showed up during the program you watched, that was probably common for the time as well. Though in those days advertising on TV was a much different beast than it became today, as sponsors practically owned the shows they were sponsoring as their names would in the title and they were the sole sponsor of said program (much of that changed after the Quiz Show Scandal later in the 50's, mostly blamed because of them). In those days you often had a lot of advertisements presented live (much in the way home shopping channels would present products live during their shows), which can at times backfire or lead to other situations such as the following two clips I'm including of some famous bloopers of TV advertising's past...
While you stated they didn't have the means to superimpose titles over the screen of the regular action, such a technique was possible in those days that required the use of a cross-dissolve between two cameras to achieve that effect, though it presented a problem of the picture darkening while the captions (white text over a black card) appeared very ghostly. It wasn't until the 60's when the use of luminescence keying devices came into use that isolated the white parts of a video and keyed those over another source. This is not the same as "Chroma-key" or the use of a blue/green screen that became possible with color broadcasting later on. Here's a demo film about that that came out in '61 promoting a TV station's use of the new video tape recording media coming into use.
And because I took this comment off-topic anyway, here's one more clip I like to bring up I saw recently, a documentary on the new medium of TV as stations were springing up in the northeastern section of Ohio that was produced 60 years ago...
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Incidentally, Easter Seals is different from Christmas Seals, as the Christmas Seal stamps are through the American Lung Association and Easter Seals is a separate organization. Just wanted to point it out since I remember both organizations well but do miss the boring Easter Seals Telethons I use to see produced locally in town.
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MLSsoccer.com continues its look back at the stars, personalities and cult heroes who made Major League Soccer what it is today. Our second annual "What Ever Happened To..." series rolls on with Jonny Walker, the goalkeeper with the name fans remembered and the first American to be a star in South America.
Where He Was Then
There was no Project-40 or Generation adidas program in 1996 when Walker decided to leave the University of Louisville after one year to go pro. But getting drafted by Dallas in 1996 wasn't all it was cracked up to be. He wasn't getting much playing time and he was being asked to take a developmental salary.
Before long, he was playing minor league soccer in Jacksonville, Fla., where he spotted one of his assistant coaches, a Chilean native, flipping through a Don Balón soccer magazine from his native country. Walker knew where he was headed next.
"He showed me a magazine and I was like, 'That's where I'm going,'" Walker recalls. "At the time, it made a lot of sense."
That decision turned into six years in Chile, where he became the first American to succeed in a South American country. Walker settled into the culture, learned the language and reached immovable starter status, first at Universidad Católica of Santiago and then at their legendary cross-town rivals, Colo-Colo. Clubs like Argentinos Juniors and Real Valladolid in Spain came close to signing him during that time.
But despite the success, the Colo-Colo No. 1 opted for a return to the US in mid-2003. The MetroStars brought him in as a replacement for Tim Howard, who had left for Manchester United.
And it was at Giants Stadium where Walker became a fan favorite in goal. Supporters produced T-shirts in his honor that were stylized after the Scottish whiskey brand that shares his name.
Things continued to go well when he was traded to Columbus in midseason of 2005, and he quickly won the favor of Sigi Schmid, who was named head coach not long after he arrived. Then came the back injury that changed everything.
During an offseason workout, Walker lunged to kick a ball that had taken a bad bounce, and suffered an anular tear in his back and multiple herniated discs. He waited nearly a year for his back to heal, but it never did. It dictated another course in his life.
Where He Is Now
"Hello, thank you for choosing American Express. My name is Jon. How may I assist you?"
That's how Walker greeted callers as an American Express card-member services representative in 2008, working out of his home in Memphis, Tenn., nearly three years after his professional career ended prematurely.
"You have an issue? You got double-billed? Or you need a credit balance refund? Want me to cut you a check? That was me," Walker says. "You have to be talented to be able to do that, don't you? That just goes to show, one day you're playing in front of 70,000 people and the next day there you are answering phones for American Express."
That job was an achievement in itself and a long way for where he found himself when he was forced to announce his retirement due to injury in January 2007.
"It's that whole experience of tasting it all and all of a sudden, it's exit stage left," Walker laments of the premature end to his playing days. "And the door closes behind you and you're not allowed to come back in."
Confused and depressed, Walker listened to his wife's advice and finished off his communications degree online at the University of Louisville.
"Then I was going to get into radio until I found out you had to work in a semi truck in the middle of nowhere making $18,000," he says.
The economic downturn was in its early stages at the time, which led him to the position at American Express, where he worked for a little more than a year. But Walker could never get the bug out of his system and longed to return to the game. He started calling his contacts, and found an opportunity right in his backyard.
As it turned out, one of Walker's high school teammates, Brooks Monaghan, was the head coach of the women's team at the University of Memphis. Walker got in touch and and landed a job as goalkeeper coach under Monaghan in 2009. He's since been elevated to assistant coach and he's played a major role in the program's ascent to No. 9 in the country.
"Nothing but fun in Memphis," the 37-year-old Walker reports. "[I'm in my] third year and loving it. Had you told me 10 years ago that I'd be doing this, I'd have probably said you're crazy. But I absolutely love it. It's wonderful."
Walker has been able to get back on his feet. Although he deals with back pain at least once a month – "pretty excruciating stuff" – he's thankful for the life he enjoys with his wife and two kids. He hopes that sharing his post-playing experiences will help current players think ahead and maybe even move the Players Union or the league into setting up a committee to help the transition from professional soccer.
"A lot of players experience it, maybe not in such a dramatic way like me, but it's one of those things you'd have liked to have someone to bounce things off of and someone who'll tell you it's all going to work out," he says. "I've already talked to a couple of my friends wrapping up MLS careers and they're like, 'Jon, what do I do now? I've got kids?' You can't just cut them off cold turkey. It's got to be better than that.
"If you go from the weekends you're playing in front of a lot of people and the checks are coming in, to all of a sudden there's nothing, that's a scary place to be in."
What They Said
"Unfortunately he got injured with the back injury and wasn't really able to play for me. But as a personality, I thought he was great. He was very humorous, but when he was able to play, he worked very hard. He was very competitive and I liked all those aspects about him."
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Texas + Red Dirt Take Center Stage on CMT's 'Concrete Country'
Casey Donahew, Stoney LaRue, Turnpike Troubadours, Whiskey Myers and The Dirty River boys highlight an all star Texas and Red Dirt takeover on the first season of a brand new prime-time series on CMT called Concrete Country.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Mountain Dew and CMT today announced a partnership that will take the country music and entertainment franchise's no-boundaries performance series – CONCRETE COUNTRY – on the road and into prime time.
CONCRETE COUNTRY, which originally launched as a digital franchise on CMT.com, has served as a home for artists who make music on their own terms since 2012. Originally filmed on the streets of Nashville, eight new episodes were filmed in hometowns and on iconic city streets around the country that were pivotal to the success of featured artists, including Brian Davis, Casey Donahew Band, The Dirty River Boys, Nikki Lane, Stoney LaRue, The Black Lillies, Turnpike Troubadours and Whiskey Myers. The new season of CONCRETE COUNTRY will debut on primetime TV as 10-minute specials beginning in July on CMT.
"Back to its roots in the foothills of Tennessee, country music has been a core part of Mountain Dew history," said Greg Lyons, Vice President of Brand Marketing, Mountain Dew. "Mountain Dew and CMT share a common interest in supporting singers and songwriters that make music on their own terms, so we couldn't be more pleased to have a hand in showcasing the talents of eight new emerging artists through the CONCRETE COUNTRY program."
CONCRETE COUNTRY will be prominently highlighted across CMT.com and social media. Exclusive bonus performances will be available online at concretecountry.cmt.com.
I was able to make it out to Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q, to catch our East Texas amigos Whiskey Myers film the performance parts for Concrete Country. And I'll tell you, from what I saw this is gonna be legit. We'll be sure to keep you updated on air dates.


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Last year I bought my son the mossy oak edition kid trax dodge. Today his truck stopped moving. If you pushed it, sometimes it would move. I started tearing into it some tonight and found reverse or low aren't working but high was. Only the driver side wheel spun in high. I swapped the gearbox plugs then in high the driver side wheel spin backwards. Took the battery out and used it for a jumper, the driver side gearbox spun the passenger side didn't engage at all. Took the gearbox apart all the gears look fine. Is it just the motor fried? I've been searching the web and cant find replacement upgraded parts for this kid traxs truck, is there anywhere that has them. I plan to add more power so I'd prefer better motors or gearboxes all together.


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