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And respect everyone. One of those moments that make you smile.
And respect everyone. One of those moments that make you smile.
Nothing. It was simply another sticker on the car... I was just commenting on it...
Nothing to "doh" about!
There were several other stickers on the car too, but I couldn't get them all in one shot (and still be able to read them) Egalite, fraternite, liberte was one!
I like that!
why would anyone want to save saab? those cars are so ugly
LOL. We laughed at that sticker too.
Used to hear, "only snobs drive Saabs!" LOL.
I believe they once had a good reputation for longevity.
I thought the save Saab thing was a seperate sticker. They are people rooting for Spyker's to take over from GM in owning the saab make of car. (The 'save saab' supporters)


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G. V. Prakash Kumar is a film composer from Tamil Cinema. Prakash is the nephew of the legendary two time Academy Award winning Chennai film music composer A. R. Rahman.
Prakash's introduction as a film composer was in the critically acclaimed the Tamil film Veyil, directed by Vasantha Balan and produced by the director S. Shankar. All the songs in Veyil were well received. He recently composed Kireedam, and all the songs emerged as super hit songs especially the song 'Akkam Pakkam' which was a chartbuster.
Highly noticed in the Tamil film music industry for his dedication and after giving numerous chartbusters, he is currently scoring up-coming movies Ananda Thandavam, Naan Aval Adhu and Kuselan .
He first appeared as a vocalist on the soundtrack of director S. Shankar's Tamil film Gentleman, composed by A. R. Rahman. He has also contributed to Rahman's other projects like 'Thiruda Thiruda,' Maymaadam' and others.
G. V. Prakash Kumar is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Venkatesh. His mother is also a famous singer, A. R. Reihana, sister of music director A. R. Rahman. He also has a younger sister, Bhavani.

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For the last few years I have completed this same set of questions...
1.What did you do in 2011 that you'd never done before?
Juggle parenting with working a day job (as in, not freelance work from home).
2. Did you keep your New Year's resolutions, and will you make more for next year?
I wanted to "Get healthier, enjoy Avery, aim for balance, don't be harsh on myself if/when I don't achieve it." This certainly wasn't the year of health. Himself, Avery and I spent more time sick than I could have imagined. I do think I enjoyed Avery, especially after going back to work, which gave me back some space of my own aside from mum stuff. Which I guess answers the balance question. I'm not sure that I took it easy on myself when I didn't quite manage to juggle everything. I think I should keep working on that as a resolution for next year.
3. Did anyone close to you give birth?
My friend Katie and her partner Faith welcomed a beautiful baby girl into their family. There were also women I hadn't met yet who were giving birth to children I now know and love (the children and the women!). Finding mother friends who are very much on my page and creating a community has been pure joy.
4. Did anyone close to you die?
5. What countries did you visit?
None. I am heading off to the UK in March this year, so at least I will finally be able to say yes to this question for 2012!
6. What would you like to have in 2012 that you lacked in 2011?
Better health. I would like to shake off this permanent aching and fatigue so I can be more present with my family, friends and work.
7. What dates from 2011 will remain etched upon your memory, and why?
January 20, 2011. Celebrating my child's first birthday felt as much of a milestone for me as it did for him.
8. What was your biggest achievement of the year?
Heading back to work for another organisation (rather than freelance) part time. I love my work at Express Media and I'm so glad I found this position by serendipity. I wasn't looking for work, I happened to see the job at just the right time, I was lucky enough to get it. In many ways this job is a result of all the hard work (most of it unpaid or poorly paid) that I did in my twenties before CFS kicked my arse. At my sickest it seemed like all the networking, all the connections, all the projects had been for nothing. I'd faded from people's radars and while everyone else moved on with successful careers I was left behind. This job is my opportunity to return to the industry I love with even more purpose and hopefully a more balanced approach to my career.
9. What was your biggest failure?
If there was one, it is probably managing my health. Although honestly, I do believe that with all the bugs Avery bought home from daycare this was less to do with management and more to do with bad luck.
10. Did you suffer illness or injury?
Yes. I would count this as another year of managing CFS, though certainly not at the same level I once had to.
11. What was the best thing you bought? (was bought for you)
Best thing I bought was lots and lots of books by Australian authors. It has been good to get stuck in to some more challenging reads.
12. Whose behaviour merited celebration?
Himself, without a doubt. As I've headed back to work he has taken on a massive workload with Avery, dealing with almost all night waking and early mornings by himself. Without all of the hard-slog parenting he has been doing I just wouldn't be able to work. On top of that, he has also been dragged all over town for openings, launches and various work functions despite the fact he would rather be at home on the couch. My parents have also been ace, picking up Avery from childcare at least once a week, minding him when I have work functions to attend and generally making life with a one year old much easier.
13. Whose behaviour made you appalled and depressed?
There have been times when members of our family probably deserve to go in this category, but let's not go into that.
14. Where did most of your money go?
15. What did you get really, really, really excited about?
Avery learning to communicate with us, first with sign language and then with an ever-expanding list of sounds and words. It's pretty freaking awesome.
16. What songs will always remind you of 2011?
I don't know that there is one.
17. Compared to this time last year, are you:
i) …happier or sadder?
ii) thinner or fatter?
Fatter. CFS and my own poor health management are to blame.
iii) richer or poorer?
Probably about the same.
18. What do you wish you'd done more of?
19. What do you wish you'd done less of?
Lying awake at night unable to sleep while my child and partner slept soundly around me.
20. How did you spend Christmas?
Christmas Eve Eve with dear friends celebrating the festive season and Himself's 30th birthday. Christmas Eve cooking and dropping food to Himself's family in preparation for the next day, then eating dinner and watching Christmas movies with Clare and Holly (Avery's non-godparents). Christmas morning at our house with my parents watching Avery enjoy opening his presents and playing with new toys. Late morning at my great aunt's house with some family, the rest of the day with Himself's family. I did fall asleep late afternoon and wake up in the early evening to find I had missed most of the day, but it was still lovely.
22. Did you fall in love in 2010?
Yes. With wonderful women and their children, who I am lucky enough to consider my village.
23. How many one night stands?
24. What were your favourite TV programs?
It was such a good year for TV. There was Game of Thrones, Downton Abbey, more Doctor Who, a lot more Midsomer Murders, We Can Be Heroes, Treme, Friday Night Lights, Misfits, Fringe. So good.
25. Do you hate anyone now that you didn't hate this time last year?
26. What was the best book you read?
Collectively, A Song of Ice and Fire. Individually, A Pocketful of Eyes by Australian author Lili Wilkinson. I just love her writing. Highly rated were also The Hunger Games trilogy, Truth by Peter Temple (another Aussie) and Berlin Syndrome by Melanie Joosten (yet another Aussie).
27. What was your greatest musical discovery?
Oh dear. This question brings home the woeful lack of new music I have welcomed into my life. I think my greatest musical discoveries were actually rediscoveries. Things I have loved for a long time and now share with Avery. We sing a lot of Queen (especially Bohemian Rhapsody), The Ramones, lots of Muppets songs (particularly Mnah Mnah) and plenty of Beatles.
28. What did you want and get?
A fulfilling job that didn't take me away from Avery too much.
29. What did you want and not get?
Nothing really... if I had to find something I guess it would be travel.
30. What was your favourite film of this year?
It was pleasing to see the conclusion of Harry Potter, but the one that will really stay with me is Black Swan. I didn't understand why people were talking about leaving the cinema feeling so overwrought. Then I saw it. I get it now.
31. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you?
I don't remember! Ah crap. I turned 31 and I think I was too distracted getting ready for Avery's 1st birthday to really care about mine.
32. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying?
An extra day in the week. Or more sleep. Yeah, actually, more sleep would be like an extra day in the week.
33. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2011?
Try not to get food/dirt/mystery objects smeared all over yourself before you leave the house for work.
34. What kept you sane?
My mum. Himself doing so much to keep us floating while I got back into the working grove.
35.Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most?
I managed to tick one thing off my Bucket List this year by seeing Alan Davies perform stand up live. He is still top of my list for potential future husbands.
36. What political issue stirred you the most?
Apathy. I saw a lot of it this year and it makes me as annoyed as ever.
37. Who did you miss?
Lots of friends from other states and countries visited Melbourne this year, so there has been a lot less missing than most years.
38. Who was the best new person you met?
A group of women I now meet weekly that I didn't know this time last year.
39. Tell us a valuable life lesson you learned in 2011
The work you put into your career will pay off, even if it takes a while.
40. Quote a song lyric that sums up your year:
There are times life will rattle your bones
And will bend your limbs
But you're still far and away the boy you've ever been
So you bend back and shake at the frame
Of the frame you made
(But you don't shake alone)
41. What was your favorite moment of the year?
Hearing Avery say 'Mumma'.
42. What was your least favourite moment of the year?
Probably one of the many nights I realised it was only a couple of hours until I was due at work and I hadn't slept yet.
57. If you could go back in time to any moment of 2011 and change what?
58. What are your plans for 2011?Travel to London, spend time in my excellent communities (both the writing/arts one and the natural parenting one), improve my current health situation, enjoy our home life more with the dogs, puppies, chickens, veggies, native garden and family.


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Procedure 3: Run TrendMicro's Anti-Threat Toolkit (ATTK) to check and delete any remnants of Antivirus System Pro.
As an added help to remove Antivirus System Pro, you can scan the computer with Anti-Threat Toolkit. This software is provided and distributed by TrendMicro. Follow this procedure to run a scan with this tool.
1. Download the package by clicking on the button below. This will launch a new browser window that contains further details about the tool.
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3. Browse for the location of the file and double-click to run. If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, right-click on extracted file supportcustomizedpackage and click on Run as Administrator.
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5. Next it will open the graphical user interface (GUI) of Anti-Threat Toolkit.
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text: Outlook can get very buggy and prone to crashing when you have over 2GB of data. This is a microsoft thing and I've heard if from alot of people. If you set up your Zimbra account as an IMAP profile, you can limit which folders it syncs. Therefore you can store old mail in marked folders and not sync it. Wondering if something like this can be accomplished while using the sync connector. It doesn't have to be done this way, but basically keeping the older mail on the server and not having it sync to Outlook is what I'd like to accomplish.


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January 6, 2014-The #3 Emporia State Lady Hornets had two players with double-doubles as they improved to 14-0 with an 81-66 win at Lindenwood on Monday night. It is the fourth best start in school history.
Laura Patrick scored the first eight points of the game in 1:46 to get things started for the Lady Hornets. Their lead would reach 11 points before Lindenwood battled back to tie the score at 29 with 1:47 left. Merissa Quick broke the tie with a jumper in the paint and Rheanna Egli hit a jumper and a three pointer as the Lady Hornets ended the half on a 7-2 run.
An old fashioned three-point play by Caroline Bourlioux for the Lions tied the score at 46 with 11:57 left in the game. The Lady Hornets then went on a 10-2 run to take the lead for good. A 9-0 run pushed the lead to 67-52 with 4:33 left in the game.
Patrick led all scorers with 22 points including a six of nine effort from behind the three-point line. Kionna Kellogg had 15 points and ten rebounds while Quick added 12 points, 11 rebounds, and four blcocked shots. Rheanna Egli scored 17 points with 13 coming in the first half.
The Lady Hornets are back in action on Wednesday night at White Auditorium. Tip-off against Missouri Western is set for 5:30 p.m.
Patrick passed Aneta Kausaite and is now tied with Jamie Blakely for ninth on the Lady Hornets career list with 123 made three-pointers.
Quick passed Shelley Moore and is now fourth on the Lady Hornets career list with 148 blocked shots.
The 14 straight wins is tied for the sixth longest in Lady Hornet history and the fourth best start in school history.
The Emporia State men were tied at 58-58 with 6:07 left before falling 76-63 at Lindenwood on Monday night in St. Charles, Mo.


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Patrick Dempsey on Producing His First Film 'Flypaper'
Patrick Dempsey has held a number of different titles in his career, including actor, spokesman, and race car driver. This coming week at the Sundance Film Festival, the 45-year-old "Grey's Anatomy" star can add another position to the list: producer.
In "Flypaper," a dark comedy written by "The Hangover" scripters Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, Dempsey both stars as Tripp Kennedy, a passerby pulled into a gang-releated shoot-out in a bank, and uses his behind-the-scenes knowledge as a producer. He was originally sent the script by fellow producer Peter Safran, who had offered him the lead in the film "Buried" (the part eventually went to Ryan Reynolds). However, a week after passing on the claustrophobic drama, Safran sent Dempsey "Flypaper," which intrigued him.
"I needed to pivot away from the "Enchanted" and "Made of Honor" sort of roles I had been doing, so I read the script and thought there was a lot potential and decided to come on as a producer," he says. "And this was before the writers' movie ["The Hangover"] had come out, so we lucked out."
Dempsey describes the film – which also stars Ashley Judd as a bank teller and Tim Blake Nelson and Pruitt Taylor Vince as pair of bumbling thieves named Peanut Butter and Jelly – as more of a "whodunit, with plenty of twists and turns" than a standard heist film and says the role of Tripp was a good way for him to "push [his] fan base in a new direction without alienating them."
We caught up with Dempsey in advance of his film's debut at the Sundance Film Festival.
What attracted you to this film from both an actor's and producer's perspective?
Tripp was a good character and the film was a nice step step forward – it's a comedy, but it's a little more violent, and there's a mental impairment involved, and it's an ensemble. Plus, speaking as a producer, we knew the film was containable and that we could get it into the market place. It was very doable.
In addition to Ashley, Tim and Pruitt, the film also features Mekhi Phifer and Jeffrey Tambor, which is a pretty interesting cast, and Rob Minkoff, who's better known for directing animation, is at the helm.
Casting was the most important part of putting this together and we knew we wanted a strong ensemble. We had a different director that was initially attached but he fell out right before shooting, which put us in a very difficult position. Rob had been wanting to break out of how people saw him as well, so we were all in the same boat of wanting to come up with something that was new and fresh and take chances. With casting, once we got Tim, everything fell into place. Ashley was a last minute thing — I'm big fan of racing, so I knew her husband – and this is the first thing she's done since she graduated from Harvard [Judd received her Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration in the Kennedy School in May 2010]. Jeffrey, I had done some acting classes with, and Pruitt, I had done a short with. Otherwise, we just looked at a lot of tape.
Given your commitment to "Grey's", you must have been on a tight schedule to get this film done during your hiatus.
We shot in the spring. I only had a short window of time – and I had a hard out to go do the next "Transformers" movie – so if we didn't go with Rob, we wouldn't have done the movie. It was a calculated risk. But it was good. We had a lot of positive things happen.
What were some of your biggest challenges as a producer?
Definitely the lack of pre-production time. We had lost our director, we got slammed into a location for the bank that we didn't like, and we had to get rid of some department heads. But that all comes from a lack of pre-production time. It would also have been nice to have had more time to rehearse the actors. But it was fun to switch gears. I enjoyed taking care of the actors, and allowing the director to support them and give them enough room. My next project is set up at Universal, and I'm trying to read material and really just acquire things that I feel passionately about.


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I got a japanese wii and managed to get online with it. But the news only shows japanese news and also the Weather is Japan's weather. So is the Wii Shop.
Is it possible to make my japanese wii to display english? I mean all the menus become english or get on to english channel?


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Spencer, IA (KICD)–Details from a late Thursday morning accident at the North Y in Spencer have been released.
The Iowa State Patrol says 35-year-old Matthew Flattery of Urbandale failed to stop at the stop sign while heading west on Highway 18 at approximately 11:00. His pickup was then struck by another pickup heading south on Highway 71 which was driven by 34-year-old Matthew Lauritsen of Estherville.
Lauritsen suffered possible injuries and was taken to Spencer Hospital. 1-year-old Walker Flattery sustained non-incapacitating injuries.
Flattery was cited for failure to obey a stop sign.


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Determining how much flooring you need for your upcoming project is not as straightforward as you might think or hope. However, there are flooring calculators available that should help your estimates become a little more exact.
Still, even with calculators, you need to know what it is you're measuring out. Here's a guide to how you can calculate the right amount of flooring you need for your upcoming project.
It Begins with the Plan
Before you get too deep into tape measures and calculators, you need to start at square one. And when it comes to calculating the amount of flooring you need, square one is your plan. What exactly are you reflooring to begin with?
This plan includes two things:
Armed with this information, you can determine your square footage.
But how do you determine your square footage? Simply, you multiply the room's width by its length. This provides you the square footage of your room.
But what if you have areas of your room that don't need flooring, such as an area in front of a fireplace? You'll have to calculate those areas as well and deduct them from the total. And while you're at it, don't forget areas like closets. You'd hate to leave those out.
It's important that you keep track of each of your room's measurements separately, as well as tally up the total square footage. This is particularly important if you plan on getting different types of flooring for your rooms, as your measurement needs might change as a result.
Next Up - What Type of Flooring will you Get?
Now that you know the square footage of your rooms, you can order your flooring, right? Not so fast.
It's important to know what type of flooring you're getting, because each type comes in different forms. For example, vinyl flooring is sold off a roll, with widths varying from 6 feet to beyond 13 feet. Once you know what style of vinyl you're going for, determine if the width of your floor is less than the width of the vinyl. If it is, you need to do some special calculations to avoid a nasty seam down the middle of your room.
What you do is multiply the width of your vinyl by the length of your room. So, for example, let's say that you have a room that's 10 feed wide and 18 feet long, and you want a vinyl flooring that comes off a roll with a width of 12 feet. See how your room is not as wide as the roll? Here's how you tackle that obstacle. You'll multiply 12 (roll width) by 18 (flooring length) to come up with 216 square feet. And let's say you have a closet that's 3 square feet. Again, multiply 3 (length) by 12 (width of vinyl) to come up with 36 square feet. So, in total, you'll need 252 square feet. You'll also want to add 2 inches for doorways.
For your best bet with vinyl, and most other floorings, add 10% to your needs. This helps with pattern matching.
For something like hardwood, which comes in cartons, you'll calculate things a little differently. Let's take a room dimension of 210 total square feet. Let's factor in 10% waste allowance (it could be more for lower grade hardwood, and as little as 7% for installations of 1000 square feet or more).
Many types of hardwood come in cartons of 20 square feet, so, if we add up our 210 square feet, plus the 10% allowance, we need 231 square feet: 210 + (210x.10), but that doesn't tell us how many cartons to get. To determine that, divide 231 by 10 to get 11.55. Yikes, 11.55? What do you do now?
You round up, of course, and buy 12 cartons of hardwood.
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Who doesn't love to step back in time when chomping on their favorite dish?
Mary Quinn reports for Fox News Channel on Tropical Storm Andrea
It was a risk and an experiment never tried before in the U.S. Who thought the aging wine in salt water would work?
Lexie Kinder has a desk in her third grade classroom at Alice Drive Elementary School in Sumter, South Carolina. But you won't find her there.
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Continental Resources (NYSE:CLR) unveiled an updated strategic plan that includes 30% to 35% production growth in 2013 and a long-term goal of tripling production and proved reserves by 2017. This growth will be accomplished through the aggressive development of the Bakken and Woodford plays.
Forex Broker Guide: Using the right broker is very essential when competing in today's forex marketplace.
Long-Term Growth Plan
Continental Resources estimates that oil and gas production in 2012 will be 36 million barrels of oil equivalent (BOE), using the midpoint of its growth guidance range. The company's growth plan involves increasing production to 108 million BOE, or 295,800 BOE per day by 2017.
Continental Resources reported an estimated 508 million BOE of proved reserves at the end of 2011, and the five-year plan sets a goal of 1.524 billion BOE of proved reserves by 2017. This growth will be generated from the development of oil and gas properties in the Bakken in North Dakota and Montana, and the Woodford Shale in Oklahoma.
SEE: Oil And Gas Industry Primer
Continental Resources is a leader in developing the Bakken play in the Williston Basin and other areas and has approximately 972,000 net acres under lease. The company reported oil and gas production of 4.9 million BOE from the Bakken in the second quarter of 2012.
Continental Resources is conducting a pilot program to test tighter density drilling on its properties, including 320 and 160 acre spacing. If this program is successful and can be applied to the company's entire position, Continental Resources estimates that it may have 4.5 billion BOE of resource potential in the Bakken and Three Forks, assuming 160 acre spacing.
Woodford Shale
Continental Resources is also working on developing the Woodford Shale in Oklahoma and has approximately 316,000 net acres under lease. The company's original focus was on the Cana play, which contains a high proportion of natural gas liquids.
Continental Resources has now shifted some of its focus to properties in the South Central Oklahoma Oil Province, which contains a shale oil formation up to 400 feet thick. Management said that this new play compares favorably with the Bakken and Eagle Ford Shale. Continental Resources has approximately 171,000 net acres exposed to this formation and has drilled or participated in 35 wells to date.
SEE: How Shale Fracking May Hurt Your Investment
Other Woodford Operators
Other operators with exposure to the Woodford Shale include Newfield Exploration Company (NYSE:NFX) and PetroQuest Energy (NYSE:PQ).
Newfield Exploration Company has 135,000 net acres under lease and has a position in the South Cana area, which corresponds to the South Central Oklahoma Oil Province. The company is operating five rigs there.
PetroQuest Energy is involved in a joint venture to develop the Woodford and plans to drill between 25 and 30 wells in 2012.
Infrastructure Issues
Operators are developing onshore shale oil and other plays so quickly that the industry is unable to build the required infrastructure needed to process and transport the crude oil and natural gas to market. Marathon Petroleum Corporation (NYSE:MPC) and a private company recently announced a planned truck-to-barge project in Ohio designed to handle growing production from the Utica Shale.
The project will include truck unloading capacity of 24,000 barrels of oil per day and a terminal that can load 50,000 barrels of oil per day onto barges on the Ohio River. Marathon Petroleum Corporation and its partner expect the facility to be operational in 2013.
The Bottom Line
Continental Resources is pushing forward with a new growth plan that will triple the size of the company by 2017. This growth plan is dependent on the rapid development of the Bakken and Woodford Shale plays.
At the time of writing, Eric Fox did not own any shares in any company mentioned in this article.
Continental Resources (NYSE:CLR) unveiled an updated strategic plan that includes 30% to 35% production growth in 2013 and a long-term goal of tripling production and proved reserves by 2017. This growth will be accomplished through the aggressive development of the Bakken and Woodford plays.


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I'm an avid racer and mountainbiker and for this summer i want to venture in to the world of trekking. My budget is somewhat limited and for sentimental reasons I want to build a trekking bike by using an old school steel race frame as the basis. I'm sure to want a brooks saddle and lots of leather where possible. I'm technically competent but I have absolute no experience with old bikes. I hope you guys can help me with a few things to get me started.
And Just for reference sake, the trip will be roughly 5000km. From Holland to the Balkans and back. I'm pretty light (65km x 177cm) and in good condition. I want to pack light camping gear, clothing, gear, medkid and all the other typical stuff (I've done some resreach). So I'll be looking at a rear reck for sure and some form of front rack. A Carradice would be great but I doubt that'll be enough.
Naturally I'd want to strip the frame and rebuild it. Wheels will be very important and I wont spare expensive on that, I might buy new. Suggestions are welcome but this is something for phase 2 of my build. I want to maintain the classic components as much as possible but the bottom bracket and drive train will undoubtedly be replaced where needed, for better ratios and durability. This will depend on what I buy. Same goes for the brakes.
So, for now:
Phase 1 will be finding a very decent, strong and proven classic steel frame but I don't know where to begin looking, or at what? What are the usual suspects here? Which frames do trekkers prefer when it comes to steel race frames? What do I have to keep a lookout for, where do I start looking ( dont mean which website or dealer, but more, what sort of frames should I be looking)?
Thank you, I hope you can support as this project continues.
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Lady Foresters downed in state playoffs
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Forest City faced a 51-34 loss from Sacred Heart in Saturday's PIAA Class A girls basketball championship first round game.
The Foresters jumped out to a 13-6 advantage after the first quarter, led by nine points from Cassie Erdmann.
Forest City then managed to hold off a strong counter attack from the Lions in the second quarter thanks to some sharp shooting from behind the arc, but ultimately saw their lead fall to 24-21 at the half.
"I thought (Forest City) did a nice getting the ball to where they needed it to go, and they hit threes to open up the game, so that put us in a hole," Sacred Heart head coach Zach Shuler said. "We knew that they would be able to turn the ball over if we pressured the ball, and that was the difference going into halftime."
Needing one point for 1,000 in her career, Sacred Heart's Hannah Rush opened the second half scoring with a layup that brought Sacred Heart within one point of Forest City and seemed to energize her team.
Rush followed her historic shot with a 3-pointer to give the Lions their first lead of the game, 26-25, and after her teammates forced a steal, added another layup.
The two teams matched shot for shot over the next four minutes before Rush, who finished with a game-high 18 points, made another 3-pointer to give Sacred Heart a five-point lead and the Lions never looked back.
"Eventually, they wore us down," Forest City head coach Carl Urbas said. "We forced some shots in the second half. I think we got a little too comfortable with the lead.
"Unfortunately, we cooled off, made some bad decisions and the momentum just shifted and we weren't able to stop it."
Katie Yale's layup with a little more than two minutes left in the third quarter would be Forest City's last field goal of the game, as a stingy Sacred Heart defense held the Lady Foresters to a free throw over the final 10 minutes.
Sacred Heart sealed the victory with a 10-0 fourth quarter.
Cassie Erdmann finished with a team-high 12 points and Yale added 10 for Forest City.


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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women, and remains the second leading cause of death among women. The good news is that death rates for this disease have been on the decline since 1990, partially due to better screening and detection techniques, increased awareness and improved treatment options.
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Collin Joseph Engels, 20, of Lodge Drive in Jamestown, was charged Nov. 3 by the North Topsail Beach Police Department with manufacturing Schedule II controlled substances, felony possession Schedule II controlled susbtances, possession of drug paraphernalia, and maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substances.
Engels is accused of manufacturing 10 orange, round shaped adderall pills by packaging the pills into a silver container, not the original prescription container, possessing amphetamine, a paper wrapper, and a silver container holding the Schedule II substances, and of maintaining a grey 2007 Lexus used for keeping/selling the adderall, according to warrants.
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Drag Show 2011- Part 5
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Numeracy - Basic Exercises Level 3
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Tap outstretched arms. Patient's arms should recoil to original position. The first principle of neurologic diagnosis is regional or anatomical localization. In order to become skillful the student must understand how structure relates to function of the nervous system. The neurologic examination permits "dissection" of the nervous system and localizes the disease when present. Instead of simply memorizing the components of the exam, a logical and systematic approach to problem solving evolves f
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How Big? Lesson
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This week, for the first time in a long time, I didn't wake up Monday morning to scan the Web and the papers and the TV stations and blogs for the most interesting Chicago news stories to summarize and analyze. I didn't call sources for the latest story I was covering. Last Friday, I tendered my resignation as the Associate Editor at Huffington Post Chicago.
My mornings look a little different now, as I've taken on a new -- but not at all unrelated -- endeavor. I have officially announced my candidacy for state representative for Illinois's 39th District here in Chicago.
I decided to run for state representative to stand with and for my many neighbors who are suffering through the agony of foreclosure, at the hands of an often-indifferent bank. I'm running to be a voice for better public schools, with teachers who are respected and supported, not vilified. I'm running so we can have safer streets and stronger neighborhoods and equal rights for all our families -- all issues that I reported on extensively in my time at The Huffington Post.
But fundamentally, I'm running to fulfill one promise: the promise of government.
After all, government isn't a bunch of people sitting under a dome. It's a contract that we all make together: to take care of the needy, to protect the vulnerable, and to help people in all walks of life find safety and prosperity and pursue happiness.
That promise is why we provide healthcare for the elderly and the sick. It's why we offer incentives to small businesses, and why we fund public schools and universities, and why we have libraries and parks and museums. And when we elect representatives, we should elect them to uphold that promise.
Too often, though, our elected officials default on that promise for the sake of protecting special interests, or lining their own pockets or the pockets of their families and friends. In Illinois, this trust has been breached embarrassingly often -- half of our governors since the 1970s have wound up in jail for corruption.
When our state is willing to allow homeless people to freeze to death under bridges, but unwilling to levy any but the lightest tax on our millionaires and billionaires, we know something's wrong. When it slashes budgets for mental health services and school buses, but gives huge tax breaks to mega-corporations, we know that a promise has been broken.
Every day, as I talk to people in the 39th District, I'm reminded that we all share the same concerns about the way things look these days, and what the future might hold. It's those shared concerns that I will advocate for every day for the seven months between now and the Democratic primary, and for the next seven months until the general election, and for every day of my tenure as state representative.
Whether you live in the district, or elsewhere in Chicago, or anywhere, really -- if you believe in the potential of ordinary people to stand up to big money and big corruption and take back our voice in government, please, join us.
Together, through this election, we can deliver a message to the halls of power: we made a promise, and we demand that you keep it.
To join Will's campaign, visit his website, or follow him on Facebook or Twitter.
Upholding the Promise of Government
This week, for the first time in a long time, I didn't wake up Monday morning to scan the Web and the papers and the TV stations and blogs for the most interesting Chicago news stories to summarize and analyze. I didn't call sources for the latest story I was covering. Last Friday, I tendered my resignation as the Associate Editor at Huffington Post Chicago.


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Manhattan has Macy's; London has Selfridges. With 540,000 sq. ft. of selling space, the flagship Selfridges & Co. department store is still one of the biggest stores in the world and one of the top shops on London's posh Oxford Street. Selfridges also runs two smaller department stores in Manchester and a fourth location in Birmingham. The upmarket retailer sells a wide selection of brand-name fashion apparel, accessories, and housewares, but it aims to entertain as well with 15 in-store bars, cafés, and restaurants and a nearby 250-room, four-star hotel. Founded in 1909 by Gordon Selfridge -- an American -- Selfridges is owned by the Canadian billionaire W. Galen Weston (chairman of George Weston).
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Cargo Bikes in Europe – Facts
Cargo bikes or bicycles are great way to move things around in a fast, cheap and clean way.
In the past few years a new class of cargo bicycles emerged on the streets of big, crowded and polluted European cities. They are fast, thanks to electric drive which can provide autonomy of 20 to 30 miles or 30 to 40 km per battery charge. Battery can be fully charged within 2 or 3 hours depending of the technology which is used for battery production. This bikes are clean and cheap way to commute in the city. Charging the battery from the city electrical network cost less than 10 cents.
Let's see the facts:
FedEx uses electric cargo trike for deliveries in Paris, France.
The Big Dummy is non electric bicycle designed for carrying cargo.
TREK has designed a nice looking fully equipped electric cargo bike. Although it comes with a quite expensive price it is worthy to mention it here.
Yuba elMundo electric cargo bicycle. With a price of $2.600 it is quite expensive bike. Anyway if you can afford to buy this electric cargo bicycle you can enjoy battery charging price of 3 to 5 cents. Electric motor is 500 watt strong and can deliver a top speed of 20 miles per hour. Battery is good for 15 to 25 miles autonomy depending of how much electric assist you will need.
Thrust Electric Bike company have a message for me, you and anybody who need a really serious delivery solution: Go Electric Power and eliminate oil, gas & pollution
Thrust ECO/DELIVERY E-bikes offer professionally engineered electric powered delivery solution that increases customer profits, saves time, gets noticed and creates Zero pollution. This guys from Trust really did their homework. I really hope we will see more of this bikes on the streets in our cities. Remember! Any of this bikes means one gas powered car less on the streets.
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Luigi, You're On Bass: A Custom Super Mario Drum Kit
This is a picture of the Super Mario themed drum kit that Josh Fry just finished building. It was his first drum kit build. For reference, I have built zero drum kits, but a shit-ton of model airplanes. Anybody recognize the sprite he used for the ground? I know it's not from Super Mario, but it looks familiar. I just spent fifteen minutes searching all the games I thought it might be, then another 20 trying to beat Altered Beast on a Genesis emulator. Really brought back memories. FOND AS SHIT ONES. My brother Frank knows what I'm talking about.
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The supervisors began their Aug. 19 meeting by acknowledging the incident that occurred earlier this month in Ross Township.
Three people were killed on Monday, Aug. 5, as the result of a shooting that took place during a Ross Township municipal meeting.
After announcing the exits of the Douglass Township council room, the supervisors held a moment of silence for those lost on Aug. 5.
Paul Bauer, Esq., Supervisor Solicitor, stated that in response to the Ross Township incident, the Douglass supervisors had an executive meeting to discuss safety.
�We decided to indicate exits and police presence,� said Bauer. He continued to state that other ideas were mentioned for the township building itself, such as signs, glass set between township employees and residents, and more room between the aisles of seats. �The supervisors want the public to know that they�re taking it seriously.�
�In case we do have such a situation as Ross Township, there is a police presence,� said John Stasik, Jr., Chairman.
During the meeting, an update was provided by Bauer regarding Mountain Mulch. According to Bauer, since July, Mountain Mulch has been in compliance with guidelines by the Zoning Hearing Board.
�No new complaints have been reported since the last meeting,� said Bauer.�A group of residents intend to file a lawsuit; they need to inform the supervisors if they decide to do so.�
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2 Parks near Fish Creek, Wisconsin
Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin 4.49 miles SE
Egg Harbor, Wisconsin 6.86 miles SW
Ellison Bay, Wisconsin 13.72 miles NE
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 19.49 miles SW
Washington Island, Wisconsin 23.88 miles NE
Fish Creek, Wisconsin (map) | (920) 638-5213
Sites: 82 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 6 Reviews
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May 2013 - $24.00
This is my third visit to this park since the new owners took over in 2011. They have invested a lot of "sweat equity" in cleaning up the grounds, trimming trees, cutting grass and the overall general appearance. If I owned the campground I would spend some time and money on the bathhouses. Spiders in the corners, water around the sinks, floor dirty. I noticed and pointed out several things, and the manager was appreciative. The problem is this: you must have an eye for noticing things that could be improved and I can tell you that the employees here do not have an eye for that. Examples: they have a fish windsock hanging on the entrance sign. It's in it's third season and faded: spend $25 bucks and present a good first impression. Paint the outside of the office building; repair the bathroom fixtures. The best thing about this campground is the location: close proximity to Fish Creek. The sites are decent and overall it improved greatly, time to take it to the next level. Has amazing potential! - jeffincedar
Jul 2011 - $30.00
This is our second visit to the formerly Path of Pines Campground. New owners and they seem to be wanting to make improvements. It is flat and easy to get around. Trees need to be trimmed to allow for easier access and open up the campground. They have no sewer sites but a dump station is available. No TV or 50amp. Most sites are pull-through with a few back-ins and tent site. The bath house floors get very wet so they need regular attention. The best thing going for this campground is its proximity to Fish Creek and Peninsula State Park: exactly one mile to the entrance of Peninsula State Park. We used our bikes for transportation and explored the area thoroughly. This is an OK place to stay but with a few updates could be awesome. We will return due to the proximity to Fish Creek. - jeffincedar
Jun 2010 - $1.00
From their web site: We will not be taking any reservations for this season. Our business plan has changed and we are honoring our contracts with existing full season campers from 08'. Therefore we will have no daily, weekly or monthly camping for 09'. - CCBrown
Fish Creek, Wisconsin (map) | (920) 868-3258
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Jun 2015 - $30.00
Biggest negative for this park is the signage, or lack of it in places & locations where signs can be seen giving directions approaching the park, the campground area in particular. They were next to non existant. The entry area, when finally found, is very difficult to navigate with a large trailer, though interior roads are very adequate. It is a big park & CG & again signage, enough & appropiatley placed, is seriously lacking. Also tree trimming needs to be done in sites which accomodate the taller 5ers. - Veebyes
May 2015 - $22.00
When we checked in we were surprised that the dump station wasn't in service, with no projected in-service date. That's pretty important when none of the sites have sewer. Also had to buy an out of state park sticker for $35. In addition they charge $2 extra per night for out of state. Wisconsin is the only state park system I've stayed in that charges more to out of state campers for a site fee. The bathhouse directly across from our site didn't have showers but I did find one in another section that did. The power service looked like it had recently been upgraded. Our site was rather muddy from recent rains. Verizon cell service was sketchy and we could only pick up a couple of channels on the TV. It's a beautiful area but the campground was a little disappointing. - WV_Retired
Jul 2014 - $25.00
This is the gem of the Wisconsin State Park system, both for location and camping activities. There are five different campgrounds, two with electric hookups and three without. Fabulous hiking and biking in the park - well-marked trails. Busy in summertime - make reservations early! Decent showers but they were private, free, and had hot water. Be sure to check out the American Folklore Theatre inside the park (walking distance from Tennyson Bay Campsites) - they feature locally written, very enjoyable theatre under the stars appropriate for all ages - a highlight of camping in this state park! - Jolly Out There


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Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr Still Hasn't Returned To Work After 3-Month Absence
By Mack Rawden 4 years ago
Illinois voters will head to the polls in five weeks, and when they do, theres a good chance they might not have any idea whether casting a ballot for Representative Jesse Jackson Jr will actually convince the longtime Congressman to show up for work. The son of the famous reverend and civil rights leader was sent to Washington to speak for his district all the way back in 1995. For more than fifteen years, he served with a huge approval rating, but three months ago, things started to get really weird.
Jackson stopped showing up for work and stopped appearing publically. After questions started being asked, staffers finally revealed hed been hospitalized for severe depression and gastrointestinal problems. The explanation was enough to satisfy critics for a few months, but over the past few weeks, the mumbles have started getting significantly louder, especially after a recent real estate decision.
According to The Huffington Post, the Jacksons just put their house in Washington DC up for sale. Theyre apparently hoping the property will help handle some of the medical bills, but considering many voters are wondering whether Jesse Jr will ever return to work in Washington, the move has angered many Democrats, Republicans and members of the media.
Heres how Jacksons opponent Brian Woodworth summed it up
You ask anyone in this district, which one of them could take 90 days off of work?"
With a district overwhelmingly filled with Democrats, its likely Jackson will still win his race, but if he doesnt get his act together soon after that, there will be serious calls for his job from members of both parties.
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Core Education shares were down 37.5 percent as of 0524 GMT, bringing their losses so far this week to 76 percent and wiping out 25.58 billion rupees from its market value.


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From Livingstone to Moffat to the Village of Hope
Many missionaries and evangelists fight disappointment. Christians celebrate revivals in which hundreds or thousands embrace Jesus, but missionary work is more often a lonely twilight struggle against principalities and powers.
The most famous 19th-century missionary, David Livingstone, was directly involved with the conversion of only one African. Livingstone missed his wife and had her join him-and she died three months later. He headed deeper into the bush without the support of Christian backers disappointed with his lack of results (WORLD, July 16 and August 6, 2005).
Livingstone's brother-in-law, John Smith Moffat, also became a missionary unable to point to big numbers of conversions. Neither gave up. Livingstone took as his life motto what he told some Scottish schoolchildren: "Fear God, and work hard." He wrote in his journal that "future missionaries will see conversions following every sermon. We prepare the way for them. May they not forget the pioneers who worked in the thick gloom, with few cheering rays except such as flow from faith in God's promises. We work for a glorious future which we are not destined to see."
Is the Village of Hope ("From hopelessness to hope") part of that glorious future? The project is located in the most fertile part of Zambia, where deep wells could make available the water that would allow for planting and harvesting three crops per year. Its location along the Great North Road is excellent, and it turned out that builders of the road two decades ago had used the site as a supply depot. They left behind thousands of tons of crushed stones, initially hidden in the brush and weeds, but-once discovered-ideal for constructing orphans' homes.
The spiritual climate is also promising. In 1997 Zambia, with three decades of democracy and peaceful governmental transitions behind it, declared itself a Christian nation, so proclamation of the gospel faces no legal restrictions. The country needs more trained pastors and more lifestyle changes, but with a foundation in prayer all is possible.
The Village of Hope also has a providential past. Founder Benedict Schwartz and others were returning from a disappointing land-hunting expedition in northern Zambia when they decided to stop by a farm owned by three elderly sisters known as Christians. The oldest sister, "Auntie Harriet," told Schwartz that they were grandchildren of an evangelist in Malawi who had been converted in the 19th century through the ministry of-John Smith Moffat.
Moffat had taught their grandfather, who had taught their father, who became a school administrator and church planter. The three elderly sisters wanted the Christian work of the family to continue. They wanted their land to be used for a Christian agricultural training program or an orphanage. The appearance of Schwartz, a follower of Jesus who wanted to set up both, was a godsend: Harriet told WORLD, "We were worried, and then God's people came and we were very happy. . . . Now our people can become independent, can look ahead, can discover the gifts they have."
So Moffat's supposedly unsuccessful missionary work, which built on Livingstone's supposedly unsuccessful work, was truly the gift that keeps on giving. And maybe there is something to a story told about Livingstone's meeting with a tribal chief who said the missionary could go no further until he followed the exchange custom of the tribe: The chief could choose and keep any of Livingstone's possessions, and would give Livingstone something valuable in return.
Livingstone spread out what he had-clothes, books, watch, and a goat that furnished him with milk, since his stomach problems kept him from drinking water. He was upset when the chief seized the goat and gave him in return merely a carved stick. Then one of the tribesmen explained that the gift was not a walking stick but the king's scepter. It would give Livingstone entry into every community in the land.
Livingstone involuntarily sacrificed a goat to receive a king's scepter. He voluntarily sacrificed the comforts of England so he could make great use of The King's scepter, the Bible. So do his spiritual descendants, who are now enjoying the return on his original investment that Livingstone predicted.


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An ultimate limitation period may not time bar a claim for benefits if the discovery of the potential claim was delayed.
The one year limitation period set out in clause 6(c) of the SEF 44 endorsement may start to run only when a judgment or binding settlement legally fixes the amount of those claims. This will often allow an injured person sue later than the ultimate "ten year" statutory section 3(1)(b) of the Limitations Act. Section 7(1) of the Limitations Act expressly allowes that extension. Alternatively, section 647 of the Insurance Act permits the contractual limitation period in the endorsement.
Shaver v. Co-operators General Insurance Co., [2011] A.J. No. 1411, December 15, 2011, Alberta Court of Appeal, C.A. Fraser C.J.A., J.E.L. Côté J.A. and D.C. Read J. (ad hoc)
This was an appeal by the insurer from the dismissal of its motion for summary judgment to dismiss the claim. The plaintiff was injured in a three car collision that occurred more than 10 years earlier. At the time of the accident, the plaintiff had his own insurance coverage for underinsured or uninsured motorist. The plaintiff came to believe that the compensation elsewhere might be inadequate. He then commenced the current action against his own insurer for coverage under the underinsured or uninsured motorist endorsement. His claim was commenced approximately six months after the plaintiff received a payout from the unsatisfied judgment fund at about ten years and two weeks after the accident occurred. The insurer brought a motion to have the claim dismissed on the basis that it was commenced after the expiry of the ultimate limitation period of ten years. The plaintiff argued that his claim was commenced within the time as the one year limitation period in the uninsured/underinsured motorist endorsement of his policy applied and that time limit only began to run on discovery, which occurred after he received his payout from the unsatisfied judgment fund.
The motions judge found that the limitation period in the uninsured/underinsured endorsement applied and that it did not begin to run until the plaintiff had received his payout from the unsatisfied judgment fund. This decision is an appeal of the motions judge's ruling.
The Alberta Court of Appeal held that the Insurance Act does not contain any direct freestanding limitation period. As such, there are three possible time limits for suing. The first is the two year general limitation period found in section 3(1)(a) of the Limitations Act. The second is the ten year limitation period in section 3(1)(b) of that Act. The third limitation period is the contractual one year period in clause 6(c) of the SEF 44 endorsement on the plaintiff's insurance policy.
The defendant insurer relied on the ten year period in section 3(1)(b). The defendant insurer stated that the ultimate ten year period did not depend on discoverability. The plaintiff relied on the contractual limitation period in clause 6(c).
The Court found that the contractual period expressly only begins to run on discovery. Clause 6(c) provides that time starts to run
"…from the date upon which the eligible claimant or his legal representatives knew or ought to have known that quantum of the claims with respect to an insured person exceeded the minimum limits for motor vehicle liability insurance in the jurisdiction in which the action occurred."
The court held that the time under clause 6(c) may start to run only when a judgment or binding settlement legally fixes the amount of those claims. The court went through a number of reasons why this would take a long period of time. Specifically, the court noted that the endorsement defines the claim payable to the insured as being net of a number of possible payments, including "an unsatisfied judgment fund". Thus, one would not only have to look at the quantum of the plaintiff's claims but also the funds available to pay it. It would also involve actions by and information from other entities, and from other injured claimants.
The court upheld the validity of the contractual time limit noting that section 647 of the Insurance Act states that a suit under such coverage "must be commenced within the limitation period specified in the contract…." The court further held that section 647 of the Insurance Act should prevail over section 7(a) of the Limitations Act as section 647 is narrower and more specific. The court then went on to consider the possibility that if section 7 of the Limitations Act did prevail, that the proper interpretation of section 7(1) and (2) of the Limitations Act was to determine what the last day the Act allowed the plaintiff to sue and whether the contract chose a date earlier or later than that. The court held that if the contract chose an earlier date, then the contract was invalid. However, if the contract chose a later date, the contract notation period would be valid.
The court held that a contractual clause 6(c) limitation period would often purport to let the injured person sue later than the ultimate "ten year" statutory section 3(1)(b) of the Limitations Act. The court held that sections 7(1) of the Limitations Act expressly allowed that. And, in any event, section 647 of the Insurance Act permits the contractual limitation period in the endorsement in issue here.
The court dismissed the appeal, the summary dismissal motion, and sent the suit to trial on its merits, free of any limitations defence.
This case was digested by Katherine E. Tinmouth and edited by David W. Pilley of Harper Grey LLP.


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Bands played David Bowie's "Let's Dance," children donned sombreros and hundreds gobbled down fajitas Thursday at the Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's annual Cinco de Mayo Fajita Festival.
"It is our biggest fundraiser," said Charlie Sanchez, co-chair and vice president of the chamber. "The purpose is to foster Hispanic economic development and to create sustainable prosperity for the benefit of West Texas, and to have a good time."
The Cinco de Mayo celebration on Polk Street raised funds for the chamber's scholarship program and operating expenses, said Chamber President Gilbert Gutierrez.
"The uniqueness of this event is that sponsors provide tortillas, vegetables and fajita meat," Sanchez said.
Sanchez said the clear weather brought people and that he was "keeping (his) fingers crossed the weather wouldn't break".
Sanchez said the festival featured 18 fajita cooking booths.
"We had 12,000 tortillas donated," Sanchez said.
Los Garcia Bros., Adolfo Urias, Sativa Ro and Mason Deanda played music. Gutierrez hoped to have 3,000 to 4,000 attendees and said 5,000 people would be a huge success.
"The event takes a lot of team work," Sanchez said.
The festival featured two categories for best fajita contest: novice division and cooperative division.
In the novice division, West Texas A&M University captured first-place honors, followed by Realty Central in second and Attebury Grain placed third. In the cooperative division, Bell Helicopter won first place, Asarco captured second and First United Bank placed third. Each fajita cooking team received a trophy.
Fermin Watts, an electrician at Bell Helicopter, trims, tenderizes and then adds secret spices to his fajitas. He participated in the event to help the community.
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