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AARP Experience Corps mentors, ages 50 and over, who have helped improve literacy rates in D.C. public schools were recently honored at a luncheon where civil rights icon, Congresman John Lewis, was the featured speaker.
Lewis (D-Ga.), 76, shared inspirational stories during his keynote speech at "Planting Seeds for the Next Generation," the May 31 event that honored both volunteer tutors and mentors who've devoted themselves to children and literacy through AARP Experience Corps.
"We have a moral obligation, a mission and a mandate to do what we can to help others," Lewis told the audience that gathered at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Family Life Center.
"AARP Experience Corps volunteers live out that mandate as they fight to improve literacy rates for children in kindergarten through third grade in the D.C. Public Schools," said Debbie Stiller, director of the District of Columbia Branch of AARP Experience Corps.
Reading levels have improved among fourth-graders in D.C. over the past 10 years, but 56 percent are still reading below a basic level, according to the 2011 Nation's Report Card. By fourth grade, students with strongly grounded reading skills are reading for comprehension and prepared for greater success in life than fourth-graders still struggling to read.
Illiteracy in D.C. stands at nearly 40 percent. AARP Experience Corps' proven literacy program helps children become stronger readers before they finish third grade through the committed work of older volunteers.
Software Engineer, Actuary, HR Manager District'sTop Three Jobs
Tuesday, 05 June 2012 00:38 Published in Local
Carlsbad, CA -- While jobseekers in many U.S. cities battle an unemployment rate of 8 percent or more, those in the nation's capital region are faring well, according to CareerCast.com's new report on the best jobs in the D.C. area.
Job seekers with a degree or experience in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) have little or no trouble finding jobs in the Washington, D.C. market. In fact, with double the number of STEM jobs compared to the national average, the Washington, D.C., region is a true hub for knowledge workers.
"The D.C. region is a goldmine of opportunities for those with mathematical abilities," says Tony Lee, publisher of CareerCast.com. "The federal government plans to spend up to $3.2 billion over the next five years to upgrade its IT infrastructure and migrate to cloud computing and IT opportunities in cyber security and private sector software development are also expected to be strong."
In fact, Software Engineering is already at the forefront of this explosive growth. As government agencies and related businesses update their infrastructures and develop new technologies, Software Engineers will reap the benefits. With a growth rate of 25 percent, Software Engineer is rated the No. 1 job in the region, according to the Jobs Rated rankings. Actuaries (28 percent growth), Mathematicians (16 percent growth) and Statisticians (15 percent growth) also rank among the top-rated jobs in the nation's capital region.
Another best job in the region is Human Resources Manager. Through the year 2020, job growth for HR Managers is expected to be 21 percent, plus the profession has great pay and ideal working conditions.
The District of Columbia Taxicab Commission will resume public hearings on proposed changes to chapters 6 and 8 of Title 31. The hearings will begin at 10 a.m., Wednesday, June 6 at the Old Council Chambers, 441 4th Street, NW.
In addition, comments will be taken on a regulation to permanently establish shared riding at Nationals Park, now occurring under an emergency rule.
Previous hearings were held on chapters 6 and 8 in May 2011.
The proposed changes contain a number of performance requirements for drivers of taxicabs. Registration for speaking at this hearing has been extended until 4:30 p.m. June 5.
BSU Announces New Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Friday, 01 June 2012 21:55 Published in Local
Weldon Jackson to Assume Responsibilities on July 8
Weldon Jackson, Ph.D., has been selected as the new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at Bowie State University and will begin serving in that capacity on July 8. Currently special assistant to the president at Morehouse College, Dr. Jackson has more than 27 years of experience in higher education administration.
Jackson has an extensive background in leadership of the academic enterprise, having served as the chief academic officer at both Morehouse and Manhattan College in Riverdale, New York. He was responsible for advancements in the academic and research programs of both institutions and developed numerous initiatives to support student and faculty development.
"I am enormously excited to join the Bowie family," said Jackson. "Bowie State University is an impressive institution with a record of achievement that is well recognized. It is a special privilege to join Dr. Mickey Burnim's exceptional senior leadership team and the outstanding Bowie faculty and staff to continue our pursuit of 'world-class pre-eminence' in higher education."
Deeply passionate about student success, he designed the student success center at Morehouse College and expanded the use of technology in the teaching and learning process, at Manhattan College.
"I am very pleased to have Dr. Jackson assume this critical leadership position as part of my Bowie State University team," said President Mickey L. Burnim. "He brings with him a wealth of experience, character and commitment to help us move Bowie State University to the next level of excellence."
In his new capacity, Jackson will provide direct oversight to the University's academic programs. BSU offers 23 undergraduate majors, 19 master's programs, two doctoral programs and 12 certificate programs organized into the Colleges of Business, Arts and Sciences, Professional Studies, and Education, and the Graduate School. BSU enrolls 5,600 students including 4,400 undergraduate and over 1,200 graduate students.
"I am enormously excited to join the Bowie family," said Dr. Jackson. "Bowie State University is an impressive institution with a record of achievement that is well recognized. It is a special privilege to join Dr. Mickey Burnim's exceptional senior leadership team and the outstanding Bowie faculty and staff to continue our pursuit of 'world-class pre-eminence' in higher education."
Jackson earned his doctorate in government from Harvard University and a bachelor's degree in political science from Morehouse College. Early in his career, Jackson taught at Wellesley College. He and his wife Lorraine have three children.
The opening for the second season of the Ward 8 Farmer's Market at THEARC will take place from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday, June 2. Local farmers will be selling their fresh produce to the community in THEARC parking lot every Saturday until November.
Through the support of LISC, THEARC's Organic Community Teaching garden has been operating for the past two years and is now able to sell some of its produce. The event will also include health-inspired activities including a free Zumba workshop by The Washington Ballet and remarks from key individuals.
THEARC is located at 1901 Mississippi Ave. in Southeast.
The 5th annual Belfast-Beltway Boxing Classic will be held in the lobby of the John A. Wilson Building at 4 p.m., Friday, June 1.
The Belfast-Beltway Boxing Classic consists of aspiring boxers from the gyms of Northern Ireland against local boxing clubs of the National Capital Region. The event will showcase 10 amateur bouts to be held on Saturday, June 2, at the Mariottt Wardman Hotel at 2660 Woodley Road, N.W. The event starts with a cocktail reception at 7 p.m., followed by a dinner at 8 p.m. The boxing match will begin at 8 p.m.
The proceeds of the event will directly benefit the participating boxing clubs and the Belfast-Beltway Boxing Project, which sponsors the athletic and cultural exchange program that offers youth here and abroad an opportunity to learn about other cultures. The aim of the program is to foster understanding between youth from divergent countries, serving to further strengthen the cultural alliance between the United States and Ireland.
D.C. Council member Vincent Orange, who announced the boxing classic this week, is chairman of the Committee on Small and Local Business Development with jurisdiction over the District of Columbia Boxing and Wrestling Commission.
"It is our hope that the youth who participate in the 5th Annual Belfast-Beltway Boxing Classic Program will ultimately understand their role as global citizens of the world by becoming more engaged and knowledgeable of their respective roles in the global community," said Orange. "Moreover, this event will raise the profile and heighten the awareness level on the importance of investing in amateur boxing and after-school programs for both D.C. metropolitan and Irish youth."
Easy Ways to Reduce the Stress in Your Life
Stress is a normal part of life and usually comes from everyday occurrences. Here are some ways you can deal with everyday sources of stress.
1. Eliminate as many sources of stress as you can. For example, if crowds bother you, go to the supermarket when you know the lines won't be too long. Try renting videotapes rather than going to crowded movie theaters. Clear up the clutter in your life by giving away or throwing away the things that get in your way. A garage sale is one effective way to do this.
2. If you are always running late, sit down with a pencil and paper and see how you are actually allotting your time. Say it takes you 40 minutes to get to work. Are you leaving your house on time? You may be able to solve your problem (and de-stress your life a bit) just by being realistic. If you can't find the time for all the activities that are important to you, maybe you are trying to do too much. Again, make a list of what you do during the day and how much each activity takes. Then cut back.
3. Avoid predictably stressful situations. If a certain sport or game makes you tense (whether it's tennis or bridge), decline the invitation to play. After all, the point of these activities is to have a good time. If you know you won't, there's no reason to play.
4. If you can't remove the stress, remove yourself. Slip away once in a while for some private time. These quiet moments may give you a fresh perspective on your problems. Avoid stressful people. For example, if you don't get along with your father-in-law but you don't want to make an issue of it, invite other in-laws at the same time you invite him. Having other people around will absorb some of the pressure you would normally feel.
5. Competing with others, whether in accomplishments, appearance, or possessions, is an avoidable source of stress. You might know people who do all they can to provoke envy in others. While it may seem easy to say you should be satisfied with what you have, it's the truth. Stress from this kind of jealousy is self-inflicted.
6. Laborsaving devices, such as cellular phones or computer hookups, often encourage us to cram too many activities into each day. Before you buy new equipment, be sure that it will really improve your life. Be aware that taking care of equipment and getting it repaired can be stressful.
7. Try doing only one thing at a time. For example, when you're riding your exercise bike, you don't have to listen to the radio or watch television.
8. Remember, sometimes it's okay to do nothing.
9. If you suffer from insomnia, headaches, recurring colds, or stomach upsets, consider whether stress is part of the problem. Being chronically angry, frustrated, or apprehensive can deplete your physical resources.
10. If you feel stress (or anything else) is getting the better of you, seek professional help — a doctor or therapist. Early signs of excess stress are loss of a sense of well-being and reluctance to get up in the morning to face another day.
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Kenyan McDuffie has officially taken the oath of office as the D.C Council member for Wad 5.
McDuffie replaces Harry Thomas, Jr., who abruptly resigned in January amid embezzlment charges.
McDuffie won the special election in early May and his will expire in 2014.
Thousands of fans poured into the historic Howard Theatre in Northwest D.C. Tuesday, where they paid their respects to legendary Godfather of Go-Go Chuck Brown.
The 75-year-old music icon, who grew up in the District and whose music was known world-wide, died May 16 at a Baltimore hospital after suffering pneumonia.
A funeral service will be held beginning at 12 noon on Thursday, May 31 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Northwest.
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University of Idaho Talent Search and NIC Student Support Services in collaboration with the ETS Ambassadors presents the third annual Rock for College Music and Arts Festival.
Six area high school and middle school rock bands, five area singer/songwriters, gallery of local artists' work, food vendors, giveaways, fun for the whole family.
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"J.J. is a prolific shooter. With him on the floor, you know you have to be with him at all times," Drew said of Redick. "Defensively, you have to make some adjustments when he's in the game because he is such a deadly shooter."
Milwaukee held a 58-41 rebounding advantage but couldn't overcome its 4-of-12 shooting from beyond the 3-point arc combined with Atlanta hitting 50 percent of its 3-point attempts (14 of 28).
"We shot the ball well from the 3," Drew said. "I believe at halftime we were 9 for 16. Sometimes that can be fool's gold. What I didn't want to do was get seduced into taking just 3-point shots. Within our offense, if the shot is there, we'll seek it. But we don't want to come down just looking for it."
Atlanta led 54-53 at halftime. Atlanta's Jeff Teague led all scorers with 14 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the field. He scored five of Atlanta's first 11 points.
Tempers flared a few times in the game's opening half with three technical fouls called.
With 36.1 seconds left in the first quarter, Atlanta's Zaza Pachulia fouled John Henson underneath. While raising his hand to acknowledge his foul, he bumped Milwaukee's Samuel Dalembert, who didn't take kindly to it. Dalembert shoved Pachulia and both players were assessed technical fouls.
Jennings was called for the game's first technical with 6:24 left in the first quarter after a dispute with an official. Coinciding with the technical, Redick replaced Jennings to a round of applause to make his Milwaukee debut.
Atlanta's Josh Smith, who was part of numerous trade rumors before Thursday's deadline, missed his first four shots of the game and was 1 of 5 for two points in the first quarter. He finished with 15 points and 13 rebounds.
NOTES: Of Redick's 51 games this season, 40 have started on the bench. In games starting on the bench, Redick has posted double-digit points in 31 of them (one of 12 reserve players with at least 30 games scoring 10-plus points off the bench entering Saturday's game). He has scored 20-plus points off the bench 10 times, the fourth most in the NBA this season entering Saturday. ... Entering Saturday's game, two Bucks ranked in the top 15 in the NBA for points per game in the second half. Jennings was tied for 11th with Jrue Holiday (9.7 ppg) and Ellis ranked 15th (9.4 ppg). Jennings had six points and Ellis had four in the second half. ... In the last five games, Horford has averaged 24.2 points and 10.0 rebounds while shooting 67.9 percent from the field (55 of 81). He has scored over 20 points and made at least 10 field goals in each of those games. It's the first time in his career he has scored 20-plus points in five straight games.


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So where are all the 39's then
A story from Dayton - as I heard it Mal Fuller, reservation in hand, checked in only to be told they didn't have a reservation for him. Mal supposedly told them that was ok, he'd sleep in the lobby and started taking his shirt off!!! From what I heard they quickly fixed him up in something like a presidential suite.
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Robert Baird of the Zia Chapter (New Mexico) has 3 '39's including an original convertible which always attracts attention. There is a photo of all three together on the back cover of a WTN (couple of years ago).firstname.lastname@example.com (drop the HET)
I believe the Dayton National was put on by the Renners.It was in a Parking garage if I remember correctly.
oldhudsons, I wish some of us old members would post some of the pictures taken at these early meets. I will when I find the pictures and learn how to do it on this electronic gadget. The pictures have been stored in many boxes that seemed to get misplaced. I think I do remember Harold. I certainly remember the cars. The 2 coupes--no. The 68 national in St Louis I owned a black 57 Hornet Hollywood that I was ashamed to drive to drive to a HET meet because it wasnt a real Hudson. I drove my 51 Hornet sedan. Someone had brought a 56 4 door Hudson. My wife and I were looking at and I made the statement " How this guy had more nerve than I did to even bring this 56 to the meet" A guy heard me and asked if I had one? I said ya but its a 57 hardtop. He ask me if I wanted to sell it? I replied you bet. He came to my house the next weekend and bought it. I was glad to get it out of the garage. The rest is all history, Right Paul? ( still crying to myself)
Got to love this forum & thread for bringing out the stories!
lost - could be. I think the Gleyduras, led by "Chas", were the Club Librarians & I recall going to their home & seeing the Library, stashed in a basement so maybe that's where & why I got confused.
1951 - good for you, you got "righteous" in dumping that Hash, LOL!!!!!!!!!!!! -
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Oldhudsons , you are correct about the Gleyduras having the Club library. It was passed on to me for a few years.Every thing was done by mail and copy machine,the old xerox type!
I did a lot of correspondence with overseas Hudsonites.
My second Hudson came from Chas Gleydura , a 52 Hornet coupe. $375.00.
Drove it home and enjoyed it for 4 years before my first convertible came along.
Roy -
Dan and Mary Cornell, RMHET members from Aurora, CO has a modified 39 112 business coupe. It was originally owned by Ed Wright.goodguys 12 002.jpg2048 x 1536 - 690K
Here's a few shots of my '39 CC8 Cv Cp currently in restoration process. One of these years, you'll be seeing this car at all the nats......if I live long enough
http://imageevent.com/arkiejazz/1939hudsoncountryclub8convcpArkie -
@ArkieJazz - Nice work, it looks like it is coming along.
Is that a '38 convertible, sitting right next to your '39?
Either that shade of yellow is pretty popular (most likely), or that car is seen completed in other internet photos floating around... -
Great looking car!! I find it interesting that it has a floor shift. 39 was the first year to have the shift on the column. Maybe an early 39?
My '39 112 has a floor shift ; been looking everywhere for the bits to convert it to a column which I prefer
Actually, in '39 I believe that the 'floor shift' was standard, and that column shift was an option on just about everything.
If one pulls up the carpet/floor mat on a '39 with the column shift, you will note the 'outline' where the hole for the shifting lever is cut-out to make it a floor shift.
To convert from column to floor is simply a matter of taking the top plate off of the transmision, and replacing it with a floor shift plate/lever (and making the floor cut, if it has not already been done). I actually have several of these floor shift levers (with the 'transmission plate') sitting on a pallet in one of my storage areas.
The reverse is a bit more complicated - requiring all the linkage, parts-n-pieces, as Paul indicates.
I have not done one of those floor to column conversions myself, however a local member did this on his '39 Hudson 112 Model 90 pickup. (Yep - two of these rare beasts within 70 miles of each other here in MD - Teeny's may be on the road by now). Mine came out of TX (via Jim Guinn), and I believe Teeny's came out of Montana - And that is a story of its own...
A side-by-side comparision of these trucks by someone with a 'knowledgeable eye' will notice a few differences - his has the column shift, mine will have the floor shift (or should have); mine has a '38 dashboard (early model '39), his - produced later, has a '39 dashboard.
Teeny's '39, undergoing restoration (taken about 2 years ago) -
I do like to see these pictures of cars "in progress". Love the colour on that PU!
I'm in the "build stages" of a 1939 Hudson 112 Coupe. As the story goes it was driven to MI from Washington State.
The car will have a modern drive train with stock appearance. In the spring I should be driving it around and hope to run into some of you. Probably wont have final paint on it, but wont be afraid to show it off.
Mike -
You've posted these before, but thanks for posting again. Love both of those ragtops! What model is the '38? -
Paul, i have many bits for the linkage for coloumn shifting. I will check wich pieces i have and write them in to the list of parts that will go on your pallet.
I still havent heard from the postal service what they would charge for a pallet to the uk, i will call them next week and check.imight have a complete set except for the lever and wire. I know i have the steeringcoloumn bracket that holds both steering angd shifting coloum to the dash, the shifting coloumn, the gearbox-lid and some linkage parts. The bushings i think i saw on kgap, so if you want to give it a try to convert, i think i have most of your pieces.
I noticed some other parts that you might want, and some troubles with other parts. I will send you a list by mail next week, with a lot of pictures aswell.
To get back to the real topic, i got my serie 92 on the road again the day before yesterday. (posted one pic on facebook, having trouble putting pictures here because i am on an ipad, and apple don't want you to be able to do things you want to do on them) but it ran really well when hot, but a bit cranky whn cold. I think it is the top thats not really sealed when cold, i have to choke for unusually long time, and reduce slowly as its getting hotter, so probably taking fake air.
Tommorrow i will install my newly bought sunvisor and see how it gets. I will post pictures as soon as i can here.
Pete -- re: the "lost" '39 Country Club conv. brougham in Indiana:
I am looking at photographic slide I took in the summer of '67 at an old car show in Washington Court House, Ohio, between Dayton and Columbus). The slide is of a yellow '39 Hudson convertible (the "big" Hudson with lights in fenders) with a black top. It's a brougham (rear quarter window). I seem to recall (whew! it's been 45 years, have mercy...) that it was a Country Club. It has FOUR bumper guards on front. I was a DeSoto guy at the time but this caught my attention.
So....would this have been the car you recall, maybe even Hortons?
Wish I could post it but have no idea how to convert a slide to jpg. Plus, I now live out in the country amongst the cows so have limited photographic resources... -
@Krille If you email me the picture I can put it up for you. Email to email@example.com
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Surprise - added photos to an old comment that no longer had any use. Put some pictures of a '39 Hudson 112 pickup here instead.
These are pictures of the same pickup (note the license plate) - As posted on the oldride.com website:
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Jon - that is undoubtedly it, I mean how many of them are there, anywhere??????
I've got the photo I took that includes it, will try to put it in here but, altho it is in color, is very small, like 2" X 2". -
on the back of the photo Nancy wrote that it was taken in Huntington in '66.
Jon - cropped it, enlarged it, let's see how it came out (note the big yellow fog lights on the front, should help tell if it's the same one you photographed)'66 photo of '39 CC conv. at Huntington Nat'l._0002.jpg227 x 157 - 25K
hurray for me, LOL - here's the whole photo with Horton's '35 H8 conv. in front with the '39 CC conv. & parade of other Hudsons'66 photo of '39 CC conv. at Huntington Nat'l._0002.jpg1048 x 1048 - 236K
this indicates to me that the famed Transcontinental Run was in '66.
Wonder how many of the original participants are still with us?
I remember Pete & Nancy Jones drove a '53 H conv., Wayne Wehrle drove a PU, and Nancy, myself, and our friend herded a '33 T8 sd. (John found, fixed up, and drove it from Portsmouth, N.H. to Huntington where he joined us & the 3 of us continued all the way to Calif.). -
One guy who drove the TCR is Richard Polese, who writes a recurring column for the WTN. It would be fun to do an exhaustive article on the event (rather than a cursory mention in his column), I bet you could get some people to reminisce & contribute photos. We actually (I think) have MOVIES taken along the way by Doc! Why not write Richard and offer your services to assemble a reminiscence?
Yes, that is definitely the "mystery car" because of the four bumper guards (and my photo seems to show spotlights too). But it doesn't help us know where it is now! Undoubtedly it survived because it was already an unusual and well restored antique in '67. -
Hi Kristoffer , that looks real nice!
Thanks for the parts update ; let's see what the Postal Service comes back with -
Pete: okay, this information has just arrived from a little bird in Indianapolis....
The '39 yellow convertible did in fact belong to Carl Horton until about 1971, when it was sold to someone in Ohio. It's been rumored that it now resides New York State, owned by someone by the name of Faust who is not a Club member. -
OK Jon, glad to know it's still in existance.
I know Pete Jones was taking movies of the Run but whether he still has them or not I don't know (he was Club President for several years while I was Treasurer - saw him in '09 at National). -
Ok, yes, I'm going to answer several questions which were slanted my way in one fell swoop. Yes, that's a '38 CC8 Cv Cp sitting next to my '39 CC8 Cv Cp. I don't own the '38, but isn't it so cool that two such very rare cars are sitting side by side in a resto shop? I think so. As to my car, yes, it had a floor shift when I got it, but it was delivered with the column shift. You have to remember that the '39 would have been driven through the war years. I'm sure the shift linkage for the column shift just became unusable over such a long period and the owner made do as best he could. All of the senior series cars in '39 came with column shift. Senior series meaning the Country Club cars. I think that the regular Hudson line up was also standard with column shift. I am not sure about the commercial vehicles and the 112's. Yes, Richard, I've posted the pictures before, but its a website that I add to from time to time. And I thought that there were probably new folks on the forum who hadn't seen the car. The car Pete Booz and others are discussing, the California Cream CC8 Cv Br was Carl Horton's car. There are a handful of Country Club Cv Broughams around, but as far as we've been able to determine, there are no other CC8 Cv Coupes in the states. There is a CC Cv. Cp in Sweden, but I do not know if it's a 6 or an 8. I bought my car from John Soneff 30 years ago in Denver. Should have had it done by now, but other Hudson products got put in front of it. I have driven the '39 CC8 Sd which is in Eldon Hostetler's collection as it used to belong to my dad. It's unbelievable that such a large car could handle so well. The steering on these cars is light and positive. The brakes are superior and the power to weight ration on the 8's is outstanding. The styling isn't everyone's cup of tea. I happen to really really like it. I will say that had my car been a Convertible Brougham, I would not have bought it. I personally don't like the little quarter windows and shorter deck that the Broughams had. The Convertible coupe was just a sportier looking car in my eye and that is what appeals to me.Arkie
Trivia - around 1938 Hudson, along with others, went to a column shift. There after they started advertizing their cars as "6 passenger" models. Previously cars were "5 Passenger" because it was awkward to have 3 passengers in the front seat with a floor shift.
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Thanks, ArkieJazz for posting the info. Sent you a PM.
RL, I never received your PM. You can email me at email@example.com
remove the grumpyoldgrouch.Arkie -
For some reason PM"S dont allways go thru. Look under "Activity" when you log in as they are sometimes hidden there for you ,
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just posted on my website front view of the '39 CC 8 bus. cp. I restored
One more time -
the upholstery on this was all very nice & original too
That' s a sharp car. Did the BCpe's have access all the way into the trunk?
no, had an upholstered package panel.
I always thought the Victoria coupes interesting, have photo of one with completely original interior in the back. -
According to a closely connected source, that "lost" '39 CC Cv Brougham was purchased from the original owner's family in 1962 by Carl Horton. The car had been domiciled in the Jacksonville, Florida area and was a bit rusty around the edges. The car was originally a black 6 cylinder. Mr. Horton trailered the car back to Indiana and restored it in California Cream which was an original factory offering in 1939.Arkie
Arkie, that's impossible. I know for a fact the factory closed in '54. By '62, no more colors were available! ;)
just posted photos of '39 CC 6 Victoria cp. to website - interesting as was originally sold in S. Africa but now in England - has leather upholstery, dual sidemounts, and as a Victoria cp. the little rear compartment has jump seats


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I have a question that has been bugging me for quite some quite. What is the point of the move heat wave in single when you can get flamethrower and fire blast ? If you want extra power but you don't mind missing, fire blast is the best move. If you want a safer move, flamethrower is the way to go. What does heat wave have better than flamethrower and fire blast ? |
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^ Yep, I understand about pokemon that can't learn FT or FB but I don't understand why teaching it to pokemon that DO learn these moves. I've seen Heat Wave on Charizard, Volcarona and Typhlosion for example.
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Um. hi I have been serching like crazy for the way shinies are determined by the wonder cards that have a possibility.(example kyushu gardevoir) is t determined by your ID SID or the events ID and your SID? cause the events sid is a plain 0. Also can the shiny charm help in the proccess?
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Hey I'm relatively new to smogon and I'd like to ask a question or questions regarding the exact purpose of the site and the do's and dont's of discussion. I can see that smogon divides pokemon according to tiers but personally I prefer to battle by generation and so I wanted to know if it is permissible to discuss pokemon teams by generation or only and exclusively by tiers. Also, given my preference for generational competitive battling I was wondering how you might go about the process of uploading new move sets for pokemon since they are divided by generation. For instance I've recently been playing with Ruby and have been toying with Absol. I notice that smogon doesn't really offer much in the way of sets for Absol in the Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald generation and so I wondered how I for one might help fill that gap among others.
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Can anyone trade me a ralts in HGSS?
I want to trade a modest(or any nature that boosts SpA), female ralts!
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@HoundofDoom72 It would be long sum sum everything up but a look in Smogon's Philosophy may enlight you a bit about its cause.
As for sets for the previous generations it is assumed that the metagame is stable now because it does not change anymore (and probably because it is not as popular as the present generation). When you want to discuss previous generations, go to the Ruins of Alph. @CasebyCase Post your request in the Simple Questions/Request thread of the WiFi section. |
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What is Smogen's sever on Pokemon Online? Or is there not one?
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Hey, I'm new to this forum and to competitive Pokemon battling, so forgive me if this isn't the right place for this question, but:
Obviously, the easiest way to battle is to download a simulator and go from there, which I do plan on doing at some point. However, I'll feel disingenuous if I don't actually play the games (yeah, I'm one of those people). I know there's the wi-fi option in generations IV and V, but tell me: Is there any in-game stuff that can properly challenge a well trained (meaning EVs, natures, and movesets) team? I'm talking about stuff like the various battle frontiers, the islands in Gen. III, the gym leader rematches, etc. I don't care about the first two generations; I don't have any real way to play them. Thanks a lot! |
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I may be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure soul dew is currently banned in OU.
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Russ and Amy Lucas of Lexington announce the birth of their daughter, Mara Bell Catherine Lucas. She was born Sept. 17, 2010, at St. Joseph East Hospital in Lexington. She weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and measured 20 inches. She has two siblings, Asher, 4 and Aliza, 2.
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I've definitely started becoming more adventurous this year with trying out beauty trends and experimenting with colour, but I have bought something on a whim to try it out, decided it doesn't suit me or is too out there for me, and never worn it again.
Sometimes, I find myself shying away from trying a new trend for this reason alone and lately I've found a way to try new things without the risk of not liking it and wasting money I could be spending on more Revlon Lip Butters! Some things you love straight away and know they are going to work with your current beauty regime and some things you need to put on trial before committing to loving them unconditionally.
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You can skimp on some products – I would never go cheap on a moisturiser or serum but there are plenty of items you can skimp on and not have to worry about. I recently bit the bullet and spent an entire $2.95 on a teal eye liner. This way I can try it out, see if I like it, and if I don't, I've sacrificed less than a cup of coffee to give it a go plus it's not an item I'm worried about my sensitive skin reacting to and if it doesn't last the whole day, it's not going to be a massive disaster.
Try a sample size or colour first – Being a big fan of pastel colours and the new yellow nail trend seen on Seal from The Voice and on the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week catwalks, I definitely wanted to check this colour out but was wary of how the yellow might look against my pale colouring. Instead of a $20 OPI or Essie nail polish I might normally buy, I decided to save my bucks until I was certain. I grabbed a polish for less than $5 at the chemist the other day and although I don't expect my yellow mani to last too long, it will be long enough for me to decide if I want to invest in a pricier brand.
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Ask for a sample – Since Mum reviewed Clinique's Even Better, she has been insisting that I try it too. I just bought a brand new foundation and didn't want to buy another but I asked at the counter if I could try some and the gave me a small pot of Even Better in Alabaster for me to try out for a couple of days before i commit to buying. The ladies were so helpful and happy to let me try it out.
Share with friends - Mum and I both wanted to try two perfumes that were exactly the same but we weren't sure how badly we wanted them. Instead of both of us splashing out a couple of hundred bucks each on perfumes we weren't sure we'd wear, we bought one each with the intention to swap after a few months. We ended up keeping our original purchases because we liked them so much, but it's a good tip if you don't have the budget or the overwhelming desire to part wtih the cash.
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1 pound box lasagna noodles, broken as described below
2 small onions (or 1 medium) peeled and thinly chopped5-6 ears corn, kernels removed2 medium yellow summer squash, halved lengthwise and cut crosswise into 1/2-inch slices2 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise and cut crosswise into 1/2-inch slicesapprox. 1 cup olive oil cured sundried tomato strips, well drained (see hints below))1 -2 Tbs chopped fresh thyme (see hints below)
Grated parmesan cheese for garnish
PROCEDURE:Get a pot of water going for the noodles and cut all the vegetables.
Take your time breaking each lasagna noodle one at a time, first in half crosswise and then again in half lengthwise. However they break, they'll be fine.
As soon as the water comes to a boil, add the pasta and stir that around so it doesn't stick together, and then immediately add a splash of olive oil to another large heavy bottomed pot and start cooking the onions to soften.
At that point, add the summer squash and zucchini, stir that around and cook it for a minute, then add 1 - 2 ladles of the pasta water and put a lid on top.
Stay with the squash, you want it to be just tender crisp. Then add the corn, the fresh thyme and about 1 cup well drained, olive oil cured sundried tomato strips. Cook it along for another couple of minutes and turn the heat off.
Once the noodles are done, carefully strain them through a colander in the sink and then, while they're still nice and hot, add them to the pot with the corn and summer squash and gently toss to combine.
Serve with grated parmesan cheese. (See hints below)
If you don't have olive oil cured sundried tomatoes, soak "dry" sundried tomatoes in a bit of warm water for a few minutes, then drain those and use instead.
Substitute 1/4 - 1/3 cup chopped fresh basil instead of the lesser amount of fresh thyme.
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Police in Rochester, N.Y. have a person of interest in custody in connection with the death of a Hawaii woman, according to the ABC affiliate in Rochester.
The woman was identified as 73-year-old Edline Chun from the Big Island. She was found shot to death in Tryon Park on Wednesday.
Police say she was not killed in the park, but would not say where they believe she was shot. The investigation is ongoing at her Hazelwood Terrace home. Chun lived alone.
Authorities believe Chun and the person of interest did not know each other, but investigators believe Chun was targeted.
Friends say she spread the Aloha Spirit in Rochester.
"I first met Auntie Eddie, as we called her, at my Hawaiian dance studio," said Victoria Visiko. "I believe it was the beginning of 2002, she was so thrilled I opened a Hawaiian studio."
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For Rosemary and Palmer Bailey, the happiness these individuals bring to those around them is a daily blessing.
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The Baileys refer to Chappy as "our Happy Chappy," but his happiness and amazing smile bring joy to others too.
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"When Chappy was born; we were surprised to learn of his diagnosis and concerned about the challenges that we knew he would be facing," Bailey said.
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Even though raising a child with Down Syndrome was not in the plans we had dreamed for our family, when we met our Chappy, we knew we were blessed and that God is in control and created Chappy just the way he should be and trusted him to us and we are so very grateful," she said.
In October, Down Syndrome Societies across the nation will hold Buddy Walks to raise money and awareness for individuals with Down Syndrome.
"To kick off the awareness month, the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) holds a big Buddy Walk in New York City. This year's New York walk is Saturday, September 22.
Also, the NDSS creates a video that is displayed on the big Sony screen in Times Square to highlight individuals with Down Syndrome and promote awareness.
The NDSS asked for people to submit a photo of a person with Down Syndrome and out of the thousands that were submitted, Chappy was chosen as one of the people to be in the video," Bailey said.
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Bailey said that they wanted to include Palmer's hometown in spreading the news. Chappy's grandparents are Mrs. Stella Bailey and the late Bill Bailey.
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Fox News alert on the new push for immigration reform in new warnings about an event later today that could cause trouble for the senate deal.
Just announced yesterday at least the deal among eight senators as of now.
Welcome to America live everyone I'm Megyn Kelly.
Less than 24 hours after a bipartisan group of senators unveiled a framework.
For immigration reform something that has been so hard.
To get past in this country president George W.
Bush failed as did so many others before him.
So -- -- hours after they have a bipartisan group come out and say we've got a proposal we can all agree on.
President Obama heads to Vegas.
-- later in this show he -- he will unveil his own proposal.
Now this comes as we -- published reports that democratic members of the congressional Hispanic caucus the congressional Hispanic caucus urged the president not to do that's.
Fearing that his legislation which is said to be much more to the left than what we saw come out of the senate group yesterday.
Could harm the delicate bipartisan talks that are now under way.
They involve a proposal that includes a tough but fair path that's has been ascribed to citizenship.
And workplace verification.
And while the Obama administration acknowledged the progress that is being made in the senate.
The White House says credit should go to the president.
I think it's important before.
We let the moment pass through acknowledged it.
The progress we're seeing embodied in the principles put forward by this bipartisan group.
Is happening for a reason and I think.
It's happening because a consensus is developing in the country a bipartisan consensus and it's happening because the president.
Has demonstrated significant leadership on this issue.
Chris -- -- as our Fox News digital politics editor and host a power play on foxnews.com.
Live Chris.
So there you have the White House if you just sat back and let the senate roll with this could actually get what President Obama has said he wanted.
Which is a deal on immigration reform but instead the message we got into the White House yesterday -- you heard there.
I think it's important the White House believes it is important before we let this moment pass to acknowledge that this is happening because of the president.
And his significant leadership on this the days wanted to take a moment to pause and tell us how important it was that President Obama gets the credit that is what Jay Carney said.
How does that help what we -- seeing unfold right now.
Which is likely to be -- was deal with Republicans on capitol -- how does this help or not.
-- it does not help -- far from -- and the speech today we expect would not help either.
That is why we saw that report.
Congressional Hispanic caucus -- don't push the Republicans too hard on this if they're coming to the table.
Let them come in and let them be there because the president to his own thinking we talked about this just yesterday to the president's own way of thinking about what motivates Republicans.
Which he says it's fear of certain cable news network.
And fear of conservative pundits and that they only oppose him because they're afraid they agree with them but they're afraid to do business with them.
For him to come out and take credit for this accord and then further what he's gonna do today.
It's come out and talk about more things that he wants those are not the things that you do if you're trying to entice.
Your opponents into a deeper negotiations off it.
Under his own belief.
If if Rush Limbaugh doesn't like -- -- pundits on Fox News Channel don't like get it hurts the bill's chances.
So why wouldn't he just be quiet because he believes that they don't like -- And so he thinks if it's got my fingerprints on it they oppose me automatically it's -- now with these Republicans.
So wanted to stay out of it these these these senators.
Democrats -- Republican came together or -- with a proposal a real proposal that seems to mean Chuck Schumer said he's optimistic he's genuinely optimistic this can can get her.
Why not just because it let it -- don't -- -- -- to make is that every time the -- yeah.
Yeah proposal.
Let's see how it is.
Well look it's -- to it's got to be one of two things basically.
And the truth is either it's that the president does not want this to pass without it being stamped as his signature achievement that this is a battle legacy.
For the president and certainly we've seen politicians do that before now of course in this case -- if he wants the legacy may actually endanger the legacy.
The other scenario is that he wants to do what Democrats have advised him to do and we've heard hints.
From inside his administration -- inside his inner circle that the idea is to divide and break the Republicans break the fever.
As they say by offering something that makes them squirm and divides Republicans moderate against conservative and makes them look bad.
And gives Democrats an opportunity run on immigration with Hispanic voters again.
And I would only submit humbly counselor -- that the fact that the president today is going to include a gay marriage kind of provision.
In his proposed plan is a strong indication that it's the latter and -- the -- So you are depositing.
That the president.
Believes I guess to some extent a deal will get done.
But would.
Would rather would risk.
Messing up the deal just to make the Republicans look like terrible people by throwing in a so called poison pill incidents of that bill.
That's already going to be tough to pass but but may have the support to do it but it's already going to be tough.
But you're saying he's he's an acquired a poison pill that's gonna make it possible for them to vote for so he can just say they're bad people.
Right that's the most cynical reading in -- times and Washington you have to you have to do.
You're subjects the credit of giving the most cynical reading possible of a cynical reading possible is that the president wouldn't want it to pass.
In the sense that he wants it as a cudgel against Republicans and he wants to divide Republicans with that including gay marriage in this where the issue of gay marriage would be imagined just if you would Marco Rubio coming out.
Yesterday and say yes we have this bipartisan accord but by the way.
About Planned Parenthood or about abortion let's include abortion in this discussion.
The -- throughout their hands and say we will never do a deal if you're bringing abortion and that's for the president to bring gay marriage -- -- this is strong indication that he's willing to take some risks with the eventual passage of the legislation.
-- we will see what he says when he.
Unveils his own proposal.
Live from Vegas -- -- -- heard -- even in these Democrats in the Hispanic caucus are saying please don't do this.
And yet he seems determined so he will do that at some point in the next two hours and we'll see if Chris thanks.
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