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Designer Laura Casey took on the challenge of transforming a century-old bungalow into a modern abode
Beautiful as they are, the canopy of trees in the neighborhood blocked natural light from the front of the house. Adding windows to the dining room was a tremendous help, and enriches the vibrant patterns in the room. The homeowners bought the zebra painting, by an artist in Guanajuato, Mexico, at a gallery in San Miguel de Allende, near where they married and among their favorite travel destinations.
After working for some of Manhattan's top design firms and running her own successful interiors business in Charlotte for years, Laura Casey was no stranger to challenging projects. But when a client who loved color and pattern contacted her in the fall of 2009 about renovating a 100-year-old home in the Elizabeth neighborhood, the traditional-leaning designer knew she was going to have to think outside the bungalow.
"They came to me because they wanted to find a designer who could appreciate the architecture of that style home, but could also appreciate their individual style, which was more eclectic and modern," says Casey. "That was a step out of the box for me. It pushed my design aesthetic, and that made it fun and exciting."
Before they could address décor, though, they had to sort out the space. The 1911 bungalow had two front-facing parlor-style rooms that were never used. "It was basically a no-man's land," says Casey. "They didn't know what to do with that space." After determining how the family liked to spend their downtime, Casey repurposed the two facing rooms into a formal but comfortable living room and a more casual family reading room. The new spaces are complementary in look as well as function, with a consistent palette of colors and materials, and twin wood-burning fireplaces. Casey played up the symmetry by hanging pieces of art above each mantel.
"One of the goals for me was finding the balance for the house," Casey says. "I had to design each room with the other in mind so that there was harmony and a flow." The homeowners' love of color and pattern, and their extensive art collection, made this a bigger-than-usual challenge, but it was one Casey enjoyed. She stuck with lighter shades (and used only low-VOC paint) on the walls, so it wouldn't "feel overwhelming from a color perspective," and made a neutral backdrop for some of the more dramatic artwork. To add color without detracting from the art or making the room too busy, Casey alternated solids and patterns in the same color family and limited statement-making pieces to one or two per room.
In the reading room, for example, a pair of orange leather armchairs and a matching ottoman coordinate well with the living room's boldly patterned sofa, helping to maintain a visual consistency and flow. "Having a solid and not too much print made for a nice transition," Casey says. "You don't want to go from one pattern to another heavy pattern. This way, it's broken up a little bit."
Balance was also an issue when it came to furnishing the space. Because it was an older home, the rooms "weren't enormous," says Casey. "I didn't want to overcrowd and overpopulate rooms with furniture that would get in the way. I wanted to keep it as open and clean and fresh feeling as I could." Lighter-feeling pieces that had more negative space than heft helped achieve this: open glass shelving, a pair of tubular steel frame chairs, a simple wood coffee table with an X-shaped metal base, Lucite-and-metal seats in the dining area, and lots of airy, crystal chandeliers.
The home stands out in Casey's portfolio of more traditional interiors, and not just visually. It's also a shining example of what she's always telling clients: "The trick is to push yourself slightly out of your comfort zone. Don't be afraid. Experiment, explore, and have fun with it!"


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The Old Testament (Tanakh (תנ״ך) in Hebrew) is a collection of different biblical books comprising the Jewish religious scriptures. It can be divided into three general categories: Historical, Poetic, and Prophetic.[1] The Old Testament was inspired by God, giving His teachings to human beings in document form: using direct communication with Moses, communicating through the Prophets, and through works inspired by the Holy Spirit (Ruach HaKodesh), in the Sacred Writings. The human authors of some books are known, while for others the authorship remains a matter of controversy. The Hebrew names of these three sections give rise to the acronym "Tanakh": Torah (Instruction), Nevi'im (Prophets), and K'tuvim (Sacred Writings).
Christians embrace the Old Testament as part of their holy scriptures, which, together with the New Testament make up the Bible. In contrast to Jews, they see the Old Testament giving prophetic references to the coming of Jesus Christ. Versions from ancient times exist in both Hebrew and Greek including the Dead Sea Scrolls giving a very ancient snapshot dating back to the time of Jesus.
The Old Testament documents the creation of the world by God, and the tribulations and errors of human beings, in particular His chosen people the Israelites. Following the history of the Jews from their earliest patriarchs to their enslavement, freedom, becoming a nation, period of the judges, ruled by kings, splitting into two nations, and eventual conquest. It continues until about 400 B.C. when God's chosen people have once again been allowed to return to the Holy Land and have come back to the worship of the Lord God. From the writing of the earliest five books, which is traditionally ascribed to Moses, to the last, is believed to be a period of about 1,000 years. The New Testament doesn't pick up until 400 years later with the story of Jesus.
The laws set forth in the Old Testament include the Noahide laws and the Mosaic Law. The latter further includes the Ten Commandments.
The Canon of the Old Testament was fixed by the Jewish Anshei K'nesset HaGedolah (Men of the Great Assembly), also known as the Council of Jamina, in the 1st century A.D. Though some books have been given different names, this is the same Old Testament found in Protestant Bibles (except for ordering and naming conventions.) Catholic and Orthodox Old Testaments contain different sets of additional groups referred to as the Apocrypha. Most Old Testaments go back to the earliest Hebrew translations, but the Greek Orthodox church uses the earliest Greek versions.
The twenty-four books, in the Hebrew listing, are:
I Torah
- 1-5: Torat Moshe/תּוֹרַת־מֹשֶׁה (The Pentateuch):
- B'resheet/בראשית (Genesis)
- Sh'mot/שמות (Exodus)
- VaYikra/ויקרא (Leviticus)
- B'midbar/במדבר (Numbers)
- D'varim/דברים (Deuteronomy)
II Nevi'im/נביאים
- 6-9: Nevi'im Rishonim/נביאים ראשונים (Early Prophets):
- 10-13: Nevi'im Acharonim/נביאים אחרונים (Later Prophets):
- Yesha'yahu/ישעיה (Isaiah)
- Yirmiyahu/ירמיה (Jeremiah)
- Yechezk'el/יחזקאל (Ezekiel)
- Shneim-'Asar/תרי עשר:
III K'tuvim/כתובים
- 17-21: The Five Megilot (Five Scrolls):
- Shir-HaShirim/שיר השירים (Song of Solomon/Song of Songs)
- Rut/רות (Ruth)
- Eikhah/איכה (Lamentations)
- Kohelet/קהלת (Ecclesiastes)
- Ester/אסת (Esther)
- 22-24: Other Writings:
- Dani'el/דניאל (Daniel)
- Ezra-Nechemyah/עזרא ונחמיה (Ezra-Nehemiah)
- Divrei-HaYamim/דברי הימים (Chronicles 1 and 2)
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- Septuagint
- Pentateuch
- Philosophy
- Jewish philosophy
- Singing the Hebrew Scriptures
- Old Testament morality
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Influencers in the Vendor CommunityBy John Jainschigg | Posted 2008-10-30 Print
From entrepreneurs and academics to CEOs and it Gurus, These influencers come from diverse backgrounds, but have one thing in common: they strive to use technology to improve the world.
Influencers in the Vendor Community
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
IBM Academy of Technology
In his 37-year career with IBM, Irving Wladawsky-Berger was responsible for identifying emerging technologies and marketplace developments. As chairman emeritus of the IBM Academy of Technology, he is involved in a number of IBM's technical strategy and innovation initiatives. In 2008, he became a strategic advisor to Citigroup.
When asked, "Where do you see IT going in the next five years," Wladawsky-Berger replied: "As the physical world integrates IT capabilities, and as IT applications become more realistic, we will be increasingly living in a hybrid world, part physical and part virtual, with close connections between them. It's important for CIOs to understand the IT changes that will influence their organizations and to get on the learning curve as early as possible, so their organizations can become comfortable with these changes and think how best to integrate them into the business."
Tom Anderson
Tom Anderson founded MySpace with Chris DeWolfe, and now serves as president after the acquisition of MySpace by News Corp. As the "first friend" of every new MySpace user, Anderson now has more than 240 million friends.
Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen was a co-author of the original Mosaic browser and the founder of Netscape. Following Netscape's acquisition by AOL in 1999, Andreessen became AOL's CTO, but soon left to found Loudcloud, a high-availability hosting service. Today, Andreessen runs Ning, an engine that facilitates the creation of social networks.
J. Michael Arrington
Entrepreneur, blogger and Internet influencer J. Michael Arrington founded his first company, Achex, in the late 1990s.
After selling it to Western Union, he became involved with several other startups before founding blogging site TechCrunch, a source of analysis on Silicon Valley and related technology happenings.
Marc Benioff
Marc Benioff founded Salesforce.com in 1999, with a vision of providing salesforce management applications on demand to businesses at any scale. Salesforce's success has made Benioff one of the leading visionaries of the on-demand software movement.
Jeffrey Bezos
In 1994, Jeff Bezos founded online-bookseller Amazon.com. Since then, Amazon has grown into a company that exemplifies the e-commerce paradigm: Its interests extend well beyond books and into durable goods, a variety of media, and diverse Web and computing services.
John Chambers
Cisco Systems
John Chambers is chairman and CEO of Cisco Systems. He joined Cisco in 1991 as senior vice president, after stints with Wang and IBM. Named CEO in 1995, he presided over the company's stunning growth from $1.2 billion to more than $40 billion in annual revenues.
Larry Ellison
In 1977, Larry Ellison founded Oracle under the name Software Development Laboratories. It was renamed Relational Software, and became Oracle with the release of the Oracle 2 Relational Database in 1980. Oracle is now one of the largest suppliers of databases and diverse business applications.
Reid Hoffman
Reid Hoffman was the founder of SocialNet, one of the first social networks. In 2003, he founded LinkedIn, the largest business social network. Hoffman was CEO for four years before moving to his current position as chairman and president.
Michael Howard
The author of many books on computer security, notably Writing Secure Code, Michael Howard is senior security program manager at Microsoft.
Mark Hurd
Mark Hurd is chairman, CEO and president of Hewlett-Packard. He previously spent 25 years with NCR, where he rose to become CEO and drove the company to its most impressive profits.
Jonathan Paul Ive
Apple Computer
Jonathan Paul Ive is senior vice president, Industrial Design, at Apple. He is the principal designer of the iMac, Powerbook G4, iPod and iPhone.
Steve Jobs
Apple Computer
The co-founder of Apple Computer, Steve Jobs, also founded NeXT Computer, creating the machine that hosted the world's first Web site at CERN. When Apple acquired NeXT in 1997, Jobs returned to lead the company. Since then, he has made Apple one of the most profitable companies in the world, building its market share in personal computing and introducing the iPod and the iPhone.
Ray Ozzie
The creator of Lotus Notes, Ray Ozzie is now Microsoft's chief software architect. He has articulated a go-forward strategy for Microsoft technology that aims to integrate and merge the company's products onto the Internet in ambitious ways, including providing software as a service.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin
Larry Page and Sergey Brin met in the doctoral program at Stanford, where Page built the BackRub Web crawler and then converted BackRub data into influence measurements. Page and Brin wrote the PageRank algorithm, which remains the core of Google's proprietary technology. On leave from graduate school, the pair founded Google in 1998.
Sam Palmisano
After joining IBM in the late 1970s, Sam Palmisano, currently chairman, president and CEO, held positions of ascending importance, focusing on outsourcing and services. He became IBM's CEO in 2002. Palmisano has been credited with shifting IBM's focus away from hardware and software to a more profitable service orientation.
Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt began his career as an engineer at Bell Labs, Zilog and Xerox PARC. Later, at Sun Microsystems, he headed the initiative that created Java, eventually becoming CTO. In 1997, Schmidt was appointed CEO of Novell. He was recruited to lead Google in 2001 and now shares responsibilities with founders Page and Brin.
Jonathan Schwartz
Sun Microsystems
Jonathan Schwartz began his career as a business analyst at McKinsey, but changed direction in 1987 when he founded marketing consultancy Lighthouse Design. Sun purchased Lighthouse in 1996, and Schwartz became director of product marketing for JavaSoft. In 2004, he became president and chief operating officer, and, in 2006, he replaced Scott McNealy as CEO.
Jimmy Wales
Jimmy Wales co-founded the Wikipedia open-content encyclopedia in 2001, and shepherded its subsequent growth into one of the world's most consulted sources of information. He is the president of Wikia, a privately owned free Web hosting service.
Mark Zuckerberg
While at Harvard, Mark Zuckerberg launched the social networking Web site Facebook with fellow students Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes. Now 24 and CEO of Facebook, he is one of the youngest of the new generation of Internet billionaires.
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Gareth Bale is set to miss Real Madrid's crucial La Liga game at Real Valladolid on Wednesday evening, a match Carlo Ancelotti says his side must win to have any chance of winning this season's title.
• Brassell: Mourinho and Ancelotti
• Train: Valladolid a different prospect
• Atletico rule out 'maletines'
After a weekend of surprises, Ancelotti's side sit third in the table, although they have a game in hand on leaders Atletico Madrid and second-placed Barcelona, who meet on the final day at the Camp Nou.
Ancelotti told his prematch news conference that Madrid's heavy recent schedule has taken its toll on the team, and that Bale and right-back Dani Carvajal would miss the trip to Valladolid.
However, there was more positive news, with Cristiano Ronaldo set to play despite not taking a full part in training on Tuesday, while Luka Modric should return from his recent absence and Sami Khedira could feature in his first game since suffering a serious knee injury in November.
"Carvajal has an issue, Bale has taken a knock, and they are not available for tomorrow," Ancelotti said on Tuesday. "Cristiano is fine. He was a bit tired, so only did part of the session, but he is available tomorrow and will play. Modric did not train yesterday but did today and should be able to play. Khedira is available and could play part of the game against Valladolid."
In the tightest La Liga title race for many seasons, Ancelotti said Madrid must take maximum points against Valladolid, Celta Vigo and Espanyol and hope that Atletico to slip up either against Malaga on Sunday or on the final day at Barcelona.
"These three games are in our own hands," he said. "Tomorrow is a fundamental game for us. We know if we do not win this game we will lose La Liga. Atletico still have the advantage at the moment. If they get four points, they will win. We need to win our three games and then see what happens. Valladolid are fighting against relegation. They will try and play their best game possible."
Ancelotti dismissed concerns circulating in Spain this week about third-party "incentive" payments being made to motivate opponents of those going for the title.
"I am sure that, at this moment, every team will try to win," he said. "We have had surprising results last week. Levante had nothing to play for but played very well against Atletico. Also, Valencia had nothing in play but were very good against us. That is very good for consistency in La Liga. Every team will fight until last minute, us too.
"I do not understand it -- the players should not need money to be professionals. It is not as serious as paying a team to lose, but players should not need a 'bonus' to win."
He also had no fears that Barca's players could ease off against Atletico on the final day in the hope of denying Real the title.
"I believe Barca will play at their maximum against Atletico," Ancelotti said. "These [end-of-season] games are always played at the same time -- this time too."
Ancelotti stressed that he was not concerned about Monday's much-publicised meeting between Barca sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta and Celta coach Luis Enrique. Madrid play in Vigo on Sunday, and the Marca newspaper has argued that Enrique's first task could be to derail Real's title bid this season.
Ancelotti, though, dismissed the suggestion the pair were discussing this weekend's match.
"I do not know -- I do not see anything in that," he said. "It could be that Barcelona are sounding out a new coach for next year. I do not know their plans -- maybe they talked about the future. But I do not think they talked about the game against Real Madrid. We know very well we will meet a [Celta] team who are playing very well."


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Susanne from Denmark very kindly sent me photos of her version of my Fun and Fruity mug rugs. Aren't they gorgeous?
Thank you for sharing them, Susanne - I especially love those colours!
I've had a couple more projects in magazines this month, but I'll keep them till next week to share. Talking of next week, keep an eye out for the next instalment in the Consider the Lilies free BOM pattern ... which means I'd better get my skates on and get it ready for you!!!
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If Google's Upstart Competitors Aren't Afraid Of Google, Why Is Washington Upset?
from the it's-all-political deptWith Eric Schmidt in DC today to be grilled by a Senate commission about antitrust issues, it's interesting to see that Rich Skrenta, the founder/CEO of an upstart competing search engine, Blekko, come right out and tell DC to keep its hands off Google:
We don't need federal intervention to level the playing field with Google. Innovation and competition are far more powerful instruments to battle companies that have grown powerful and influential. Which has been more detrimental to Microsoft's business? The lawsuit brought by the Department of Justice in the 90s, or the innovative products Apple has brought to the marketplace?If a company is holding back innovation through market control, I'll be the first to worry about it, but I'm at a loss to see where Google's choices have directly harmed consumers. It's nice to see Skrenta making this point when it would be easy to score a cheap political point by jumping on the bandwagon. No doubt that a broken up Google would present an opportunity for Blekko to take more marketshare -- but real entrepreneurs know that getting the government to attack your competitors is no way to build a truly innovative company.
The success of Google should be applauded on Capitol Hill, not derided.
Let's let entrepreneurs, technology and good old-fashioned innovation deal with Google. Consumers will always be the winners in that scenario.
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A worrisome trend is emerging among Californians who thought they were safe and secure under Covered California: Their plans are being canceled without consent — and sometimes without notice.
Take Ricki Manahan, who lives in Truckee, a mountain town north of Lake Tahoe. Manahan and her husband signed up for an Anthem plan from Covered California early this year.
They paid their premiums, but out of nowhere last month, the couple received new insurance cards in the mail for Medi-Cal, the state's Medicaid program, which provides publicly funded insurance to low-income residents.
Manahan is still trying to figure out what happened, but for now she knows that her Covered California plan was canceled without her input or permission.
She also worries about Medi-Cal, a stressed program that will soon cover 30 percent of Californians. Finding doctors who accept Medi-Cal is even more challenging than finding doctors who participate in Covered California's limited networks, and Manahan fears she'll have to pay cash outside of Medi-Cal to get seen.
"They're doing things without notifying anyone and canceling people," she says. "I'm confused and upset."
A growing number of Californians with Covered California plans are learning — sometimes through happenstance — that their plans no longer exist. Some, like Manahan, are getting shunted into Medi-Cal. Others are dropped outright.
"You think your health insurance is there, that you already took care of it," Manahan says. "Now all of a sudden, you don't know what you have."
One thing is sure: Everyone impacted feels helpless and betrayed.
Q: We have three clients who received cards and letters from Medi-Cal for no reason. Their Covered California plans were discontinued, or will be. We never applied for this change, and their incomes are above the threshold for Medi-Cal. What's going on?
A: Evette Tsang, who submitted this question, is an insurance agent certified with Covered California whose firm has helped some 200 families sign up.
She did some digging and learned that these cancellations had something to do with the state's verification of income levels. "My biggest problem is we don't know what income standard they're using," she said.
Covered California acknowledges that it is yanking some people off of its plans and putting them on Medi-Cal, months after they signed up or submitted income information.
We're "in the process of manually verifying the documents provided by individuals who were conditionally eligible for obtaining health care coverage through our agency," said Covered California spokesman James Scullary. "Through that process, some customers will receive notices indicating they are now eligible for no-cost or low-cost Medi-Cal coverage."
Covered California won't say how many people it has switched. Whatever the total, expect it to multiply. I have already heard from insurance agents throughout the state whose clients have received surprise Medi-Cal cards.
Many already paid thousands of dollars in deductibles and co-pays, and some have even met their out-of-pocket limit under their Covered California plans.
Will they get any of their money back? Nope.
"The customer is responsible for their share of the services rendered while under Covered California," Scullary says.
There's another category of people whose Covered California plans were canceled without notice. Sandra Williamson, also of Truckee, said her Anthem plan was mysteriously canceled even though she paid all her premiums.
Williamson learned about the cancellation when her local pharmacy called to report that her prescriptions were ready but that her insurance policy was no longer in force.
Unlike the people who were sent Medi-Cal cards, Williamson was cut loose completely. She called Anthem, which informed her Covered California told the insurer to cancel her policy. Covered California said it is investigating her case.
"I'm in no-man's land here," says Williamson. "They can't just cut people and not even send you a notice."
Unfortunately, it seems they can — or at least they do. Covered California's Facebook page is littered with comments from dozens of people frustrated about being canceled without their consent.
By law, health plans can't cancel coverage without notice, says Rodger Butler, spokesman for the state Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC). And yet through July, DMHC has received 131 complaints from consumers about cancellations this year.
"If an enrollee has been paying their premium, then their health plan must give them at least a 30-day notice," he says.
If you've been canceled without notice, here are some steps you can take:
• If you were taken off Covered California and placed on Medi-Cal but don't agree, file an appeal with either of those agencies, Scullary says. Best bet: Start with Covered California's website, coveredca.com, where you can find a link to a form requesting an appeal. Or call 800-300-1506 … and be prepared to be put on hold.
• If you've been canceled outright with no alternative, file a complaint with the DMHC. Call 888-466-2219, or go to healthhelp.ca.gov.
And since we've mentioned Facebook, it doesn't hurt to take your complaint to social media.
To see an index of past questions, read Bazar's column at centerforhealthreporting.org.


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August 2013 Jeep Shots - Reader's JeepsPosted in Features on July 27, 2013
Sir Camp-a-Lot
Benjamin Bendetti, of Santa Clarita, California, designed his '01 Jeep TJ to "go camping anywhere," and he's spent about $40,000 in upgrades. To get him to "the most remote places possible," the TJ has a TeraFlex 4:1 transfer case pushing power to 4.88 gears inside Dana 44 front and Dana 60 rear axles which have ARB air lockers and drilled, slotted disc brakes. The suspension uses a 51⁄2-inch Rubicon Express Extreme Duty long-arm lift with Bilstein 5150 front shocks and Blistein 7200 rear shocks. BFGoodrich KM2 tires and a Warn winch make sure Ben is able to get to campsites in places such as the High Sierras, Calico Ghost Town, and Death Valley, where his custom-built rear cabinet with ARB fridge and slide-out camping table make this Jeep a home away from home. What he does out there, stays out there.
Propane Willys
After getting fed up with an unreliable carburetor and gas pouring out of the gas cap on high angle crawls, Brandon Hoag of Glens Falls, New York, converted his '46 CJ-2A to run on propane. He wanted his 67-year-old Willys to look original, but be able to go down the same trails as new Jeeps, or even further, which took some extra work. The radiator and battery had to be relocated to fit the steering from a '94 YJ without cutting the grille, and the original T-90a transmission and Spicer 18 T-case have been rebuilt, along with tons of other hidden upgrades for reliability. The suspension uses 5-inch-lift springs with 1-inch shackles attached to a Dana 30 front and a Dana 44 narrow-track rear axle with 5.38 gears and a rear locker, and it rides on Mickey Thompson Classic wheels with 32x12.50-inch Super Swampers. Everything cost Brandon just $11,800 since he got the axles for free and traded a '60s tractor for the Jeep itself. Some custom rust along with the modern parts keep the Willys looking classic while it performs like a champ alongside the new kids on the trails.
Magnum CJ
The '81 Jeep CJ-7 driven by Steve Niemann of Placerville, California, has some serious motivation in the form of 5.9L Dodge Magnum V-8 under the hood. It's backed by a NV4500 transmission connected to a Dana 300 T-case with a 4:1 low. There's a 5-inch lift courtesy of a spring-over setup using YJ springs and Rancho RS9000 shocks in the front and rear on top of a Dana 44 front and Ford 9-inch rear axle. ARB lockers and 4.88 gears can be found at both ends and the 16-inch Centerline wheels are fitted with 38-inch Nitto Mud Grappler tires. Steve says his CJ is used for all types of wheeling and he really enjoys taking it on the Rubicon Trail and working with Jeepers Jamboree.
Hulking Out
This wild neon green MJ started as an XJ that was reincarnated after being totaled and becoming a donor Jeep. Jeremy Adkins of Dingess, West Virginia, is proud to say that his '92 Comanche pickup was built, not bought, with help from his friend Dee Dee Marcum. This Jersey barrier-climbing monster gets 81⁄2-inches of lift from a Rusty's front long arm kit and a rear spring pack, and rides on 33x12.50-15 Boggers on 15-inch Mickey Thompson wheels. The 4.0L I-6 engine sends power through an AW4 transmission and 231J transfer case with a SYE into a Dana 30 front axle with an OX locker and a Dana 35 rear axle with a Richmond Lock-Right. The heavy-duty front bumper sports a mean-looking stinger, a winch, and high-output lights that compliment the lighting mounted to the large rollbar in the bed.
Betty the Four-Banger
Jason Abrams of Alexandria, Louisiana, named his '93 YJ Black Betty, and this little lady packs a punch on the trails, even though she's powered by just four cylinders under the hood. With just 2.5 liters of displacement, the engine is able to put power to the ground through 4.88 Yukon gears and 35x12.50-inch Mastercraft Courser MT tires. Lift is achieved with a spring-over and Skyjacker shocks, while protection comes from blacked-out diamond plate corners and rocker panels. In case Betty gets in over her head, there are KC spot lamps for visibility and a 9,000-pound Ramsey winch to pull her to safety.
The Jeeper Awakens
After driving some Fords, and even a Honda, (to save gas, like that's an excuse), Jonathon Williams says "the Jeeper inside" awakened. A trip with his dad in a '77 CJ-5, along with his brother's '05 TJ, helped Jonathon see the light as to how capable even stock Jeeps can be. Now he's running a '10 JK Unlimited with a 21⁄2-inch Mopar lift, Rusty's Off-Road front bumper, a custom-built rear bumper, Delta HID light bar on the hood, rock lights inside the wheelwells, and 35x12.50R17 BFGoodrich KM2 tires mounted on Dick Cepek DC-1 wheels.
Nice Lookin'
Andrew Thompson says his '94 Cherokee Country edition "may not be the nicest one out there, but it sure does get a lot of looks." We think it's pretty nice with its 81⁄2-inch Rusty's Off-Road springs and Rough Country drop brackets that ride above 36x12.50 Super Swamper TSL tires on beadlocks. Not to mention the professional-looking homemade bumpers and roof rack. Andrew says the truck isn't done, and he has plans to add custom taillights, sliders, and a long-arm suspension setup, new gears, and lockers.
Separated at Birth?
Joshua James of Fairfield, Pennsylvania, thinks it's "destiny" that he ended up with an XJ that was built the same month and year that he was born. His '89 Jeep Cherokee was his first vehicle and received lots of custom fabrication thanks to the work of Joshua and his father. Custom-made parts include shock extensions at all four corners, homemade diff guards, a light bar, front bumper, tire carrier, and skidplates for the lower control arms and the transmission. The XJ is lifted with 3-inch Rusty's Off-Road HD coils up front and Chevy add-a-leafs out back, and the axles have an Aussie Locker in the front and a Lock-Right locker in the rear. The quarter panels have been trimmed to make sure the freebie LT235/85R16 Uniroyal Laredo tires are the first things to make contact with obstacles on the trails in the hills of Southwest Pennsylvania.
Just because Paul Mayes lives in California doesn't mean he's afraid of the snow. In fact, the Morgan Hill resident says he pulled three minivans and two pickups out of the snow in just two days while a blizzard dropped two feet of snow on Bear Valley last Christmas. Paul's '12 JK is not just a recovery vehicle, it was actually built to tackle the Rubicon and lots of other trails in the Sierra Nevada. His Jeep is equipped with a roof rack, PIAA lights, a front bumper that protects the corners while providing a home for a winch and more lights, along with a Hi-Lift jack and a 41⁄2-inch lift over 35-inch Pro Comp tires.
Red Hot Swede
This former fire department Jeep may be more than 60 years old, but Christian Harrison of Lysekil, Sweden, has plenty of ideas for his all red low-mileage '50 Willys. The 134ci flathead engine and T-90 transmission are stock, but the Spicer 18 T-case has already been modified with a Toro overdrive using a custom air shifter mounted to the gearshift. Christian's plans for future modifications include hot-rodding the original engine or replacing it, (and slapping a turbo or supercharger onto whatever's under the hood), a propane or natural gas conversion, 11-inch brakes to go inside the CJ wheels and 31x10.50-inch BFGs, a rollbar, seatbelts, and lockers front and rear.
Curtis Brown of Aurora, Colorado, says his friend Eric likes this '07 Rubicon so much that he's saving all of his money to build another one just like it, and we can see why. The JK is designed to wheel all over the best trails in the West including places in New Mexico, Colorado, and locations in Utah, like the one seen in the photo here taken in Pritchett Canyon outside Moab. The Rubicon is fitted with an Nth Degree lift, TeraFlex long-arm upgrade, AEV ram air, a muffler relocation that tucks it up between the framerails, Rugged Ridge bumpers, a Warn winch, 35-inch Goodyear tires, and 5.13 gears. It's no wonder why he's started a trend with his buddy.
Wheelie-Poppin' Willys
Brad Hoyt of Edgewood, Washington, says "it comes in very handy" having first gear straight up from reverse in his short wheelbase '54 CJ-3B, and we can guess what he means by that. Behind the highly polished fender wells is a 225ci Buick odd-fire engine with custom HEI connected to a T-150 transmission and a Spicer 18 T-case with a Warn overdrive. There are custom-built Dana 44 axles with 5.38 gears and ARB air lockers in both the front and rear. Lift is achieved with front and rear suspension that uses custom Alcan springs and Rancho adjustable shocks over 33x12.50-inch Toyo Open Country M/T tires. Other upgrades include a Warn winch, PIAA lights, Warn locking hubs, and Mastercraft Baja RS seats to keep everyone strapped in during off-road antics.
Nathan Koch of Newville, Pennsylvania, says he's been in love with Jeeps since 1978, when his mechanical mentor introduced him to a '41 Willys that was being restored. Then, in 1986, he fell in love with diesels when he met his father-in-law's '82 Mercedes-Benz 300SD. His '95 YJ that you see here has an MBZ OM617 turbodiesel under the hood that makes 123hp and 180 lb-ft of torque. The Jeep rides on a 4-inch Rough Country suspension lift and 33-inch Mud Terrain tires, and has the benefit of improved fuel mileage over the stock gasser. Nathan likes his homebrew engine swap so much that three years ago he started building kits to help other people build their own diesel Jeeps that get up to 31 miles per gallon.
Customized by Nature
Zach Mashek of Denver, Colorado, is constantly improving his '98 XJ and getting some help from Mother Nature. He says the upgrades started with a Rubicon Express long-arm kit. Since then, he's improved the Cherokee with a high-pinion Dana 30 up front with an ARB locker, a Chrysler 8.25-inch rear axle with a Detroit locker, 4.56 gears, a roof-mounted spare, and 35-inch Goodyear Wrangler MT/R Kevlar tires. In addition to homemade bumpers and sliders, and bare fenders for clearance, Zach says his Jeep has custom sheetmetal thanks to various rocks on trails such as Golden Spike in Moab (pictured here).
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Anyone can feel down during this time of year, but the situation can be even more difficult for those in recovery, those addressing problems associated with domestic violence, mental health or seasonal affective disorder, said Daney Hill, a GED instructor at Prototypes in Pomona.
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During this time of the year, clients may remember difficult times or happy times with family, she said.
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MyStrength.com also asks questions that help clients determine if they are experiencing anxiety or depression, Hill said. And it provides suggestions to address the conditions, Hill said.
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The website will also send an alert to a client if the level of anxiety or the depression is such that she should see her counselor or therapist right away, Hill said.
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The Game: The Big Hole in Twitter's IPO Filing
The Game columnist Dennis Berman has spent a week with Twitter's 120,000 word filing and he says that one major thing is missing. He joins digits.
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If we recall correctly, there were at least six highly qualified political movers-and-shakers who were eyeing the post, including former assemblyman Barry Grodenchik, State Senator Jose Peralta and Councilman Leroy Comrie, who have all since dropped out of the race.
Now another candidate has dropped out of the race, leaving only Councilman Peter Vallone, Jr. and former councilwoman Melinda Katz on the ballot. State Senator Tony Avella issued a statement last Wednesday announcing his decision to leave the race.
He cited his desire to bring real reform to Albany as a big factor in stepping out of the race. Here's part of his statement:
"When I first ran for the State Senate, I ran on a platform of reforming Albany. It has become clear that there is still a lot of work left to be done. From protecting against the threat of hydrofracking to preserving women's rights, there is a lot of unfinished business in Albany and I hope to take more of a leadership role in helping address these important issues, which reverberate beyond Queens and affect people across the entire state. That is why I believe I can be more effective for the people at this time in my role as a State Senator."
Throughout his political career, which included eight years in the City Council, Avella has been an outspoken advocate for good government and transparency. He has regularly refused to accept "perks" that his colleagues willingly accept, such as stipends for chairing committees and parking placards.
Still, there's something about his sudden decision that just doesn't quite make sense. For example, of all of the people we would have placed bets on dropping out of this race, we would have had Avella as a long shot; he's just not the type of person to give up on a campaign.
It's true that Avella was far behind his opponents in both fundraising and endorsements – Katz has the party's backing and Vallone picked up the nod of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association this week – but let's look at the last mayoral race, in which Avella was a candidate in the Democratic Primary.
That was a far more Quixotic endeavor than running for Queens borough president, and in that race he was also lagging in fundraising and endorsements as compared to his competitors. But he stayed with the campaign until the very end, only conceding on Primary Day when it became clear that Bill Thompson was going to be the choice for Democratic voters.
So while we can't say we don't necessary believe Avella, it was a surprising decision given that we are less than four weeks away from Primary Day and that he had just received approximately $300,000 in matching funds from the city that he will now have to return.
As one political insider we talked with told us, if it were anybody other than Avella they would have immediately assumed there was a damning indictment about to be made public. Which, first, says a lot about Avella's reputation for doing everything above board and, second, the sad reputation of Queens politics and its penchant for sending its elected officials off to the slammer.
But whatever the reason, Avella is out, so what does this do for the race? Well, the first inclination would be to assume this helps Vallone, as many poll watchers agreed that he and Avella were going after a lot of the same voters. However, the unfortunate thing for Vallone is Avella waited so long to drop out of the race that his name is still going to be on the ballot.
And we've talked to several voters in Avella's northeast Queens district that are still going to vote for Avella when they go to the polls, whether he is officially in the race or not. While Vallone will surely pick up some votes, it might not be the windfall that would easily push him past Katz.
That said, there will no excuse for whoever loses of a third candidate splitting a voting demographic now that Katz and Vallone are squaring off against each other. Now it comes down to who connects with the voters and who the people of Queens want to see in the top job at Borough Hall.
May the best man – or woman – win.


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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is now in the ninth year of his four-year term. He is an illegitimate leader of a kleptocratic pseudogovernment. Abbas recently forced the resignation of the widely respected caretaker Salam Fayyad as Prime Minister and has now appointed one Rami Hamdallas to succeed him. Hamdallah is president of An-Najah National University in Nablus.
In the Jerusalem Post, Abu Khaled Toameh reports that Secretary Kerry has praised the the appointment of Hamdallah while encouraging a return to negotiations for a two-state solution. In a congratulatory statement, Kerry said Hamdallah's appointment "comes at a moment of challenge, which is also an important moment of opportunity." In this topsy turvy world some things never change.
On the Gatestone Institute site, Toameh explains the significance of Hamdallah's appointment:
Abbas and Fatah want a weak prime minister who would never pose a threat to their hegemony over the Palestinian issue.
Until last week, many Palestinians were convinced that Abbas would be forced by the US Administration and the Europeans to keep Fayyad in office.
Western donors even threatened to suspend financial aid to the Palestinian Authority if Abbas insisted on removing Fayyad.
But in the end Abbas and Fatah got exactly what they wanted. Not only did they manage to get rid of Fayyad, but the man who has been chosen to replace him will be less problematic than Fayyad.
For Abbas and Fatah, Fayyad, a widely respected economist, posed a real problem and threat. As long as Fayyad was prime minister, it was almost impossible for Abbas and Fatah to lay their hands on hundreds of millions of dollars of international aid.
Fayyad was not only blocking Abbas and Fatah from seizing the funds; he was also beginning to pose a political challenge to them.
Abbas and Fatah leaders in the West Bank suspected that Fayyad had political ambitions, including running one day in a presidential election.
Yet more important than getting rid of Fayyad was finding an uncharismatic and inexperienced figure who would play the role of the loyal and dutiful servant of Abbas and Fatah leaders.
If getting rid of Fayyad was a victory, the appointment of Hamdallah, a "yes man" with no political experience, is even a bigger achievement.
Abbas wanted and finally got a prime minister who will play the same role as the prime ministers of Jordan and other undemocratic Arab countries.
Unlike Fayyad, Hamdallah will now serve as the obedient and faithful servant of Abbas, as well as the Fatah and PLO leadership.
This is exactly what they have wanted — a powerless prime minister who would rubber-stamp their decisions and plans.
A little bit further down in his post, Abu Toameh adds: "The appointment of Hamdallah does not mean anything for the peace process. Moreover, it will not bring about real changes, if any, in the Palestinian Authority's economic and security strategies. The appointment of Hamdallah shows that Abbas continues to act as if the Palestinian Authority is his private fiefdom."


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Authorities have amended Natalie Wood's death certificate to reflect the lingering uncertainties surrounding her drowning more than 30 years ago.
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Case closed: Investigators say no evidence of foul play in death of Natalie WoodThe investigation into Wood's drowning was reopened nine months ago when the captain of the boat she had been on, Dennis Davern, said he had heard Wood and her husband Robert Wagner arguing the night of her disappearance and blamed Wagner her death.Wood's death took place on Thanksgiving weekend 1981 while yachting off Catalina Island with her husband and Christopher Walken. Both actors have shared conflicting versions of what happened that night, but authorities are not looking at Wagner as a suspect.Natalie Wood earned her first major role at the age of 8 in Miracle on 34th Street. She went on to appear in Rebel Without a Cause, West Side Story and a remake of From Here to Eternity. Throughout her career, she was nominated for three Academy Awards and eight Golden Globes, of which she won three.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 25, 2008) - ETSU head baseball coach Tony Skole announced the signing of four players to the 2009-10 Buccaneer class on Tuesday.
"Our recruiting class for 2010 is outstanding and we're particularly pleased that we successfully addressed our needs with exceptional players and exceptional young men," Skole said. "This was a very important class because we have very high expectations of the current sophomore and freshman classes in our program. It was vitally important that we backed up those classes with a group of young men who are very talented but also very tough competitors. Coach (Clay) Greene and Coach (Reid) Casey are to be commended for the outstanding job they did assembling this class. This group possesses all the qualities we are looking for, not only on the field, but off it as well. Each of these individuals will play an important role in the future success of our program, and they are players that will make the ETSU family proud. We look forward to working with them to continue to raise the level of our program. I feel like this class has a chance to be one of the best ever. We look forward with great anticipation to their arrival on campus in the fall of 2009."
"Our initial emphasis was on pitching and we feel like we hit the jackpot on these four young men," Skole added. "We anticipate all four of these young men being able to pitch for us at a high level as soon as they step on campus."
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"Kerry is a tremendous athlete," Skole said. "He's a two way guy for us. He is an outstanding infielder and also a very good pitcher. He can really defend and runs very well. On the mound we had him up to 91 mph last month. We think Kerry is going to be a tremendous player. Pound for pound Kerry could be as good as any other guy in the country. He had an opportunity to go a lot of places but we feel lucky to have him in our program. He comes to us from one of the top high school programs in the country, coached by Pat McQuaid."
Green, a 6-foot, 170-pound, outfielder and left-handed pitcher from Powell High School played for coach Jeff Inmon. As a leadoff hitter, Green hit .446 with 18 doubles, four triples, three homers and 26 RBIs his junior season. He was named to the All-Region Team as well the team MVP. Green also earned All-Tournament Team honors, and was named to the All-State Super Sophomore team in 2007. In 2006, Green was named the Runner-Up for the National Youth Baseball Player of the Year award. Green also received Travel Ball Select All-American honors in 2004 and 2005.
"Andrew is one of the best players in the state of Tennessee," Skole said. "As an outfielder and left-handed pitcher, we look forward to watching him play at ETSU in the near future. Andrew is a left handed hitter that can really hit and is also going to steal some bases for us as well. Andrew's make up is phenomenal. He is a fierce competitor who loves to play the game. His ability to pitch is such a luxury. Andrew is a legitimate pitcher/hitter talent, who will make an immediate impact."
McNally, a 5-foot-11, 165-pound, right-handed pitcher from Harrison High School played for Mark Elkins. The two-sport athlete had a 5-1 record as a junior with a 1.71 ERA in 45.0 innings pitched. McNally also recorded two saves for the Hoyas. In 2007, McNally was named to the Under Armour Top Tools Team and the Perfect Game Top Team. McNally plays summer ball for the East Cobb Astros, and was named to the Sandlot World Series 16U All-Tournament Team.
"Scott is one of the top high school pitchers in the Atlanta area," Skole said, "He comes from one of the top high school programs (Harrison HS) in the state, coached by Mark Elkins. Scott's pitch ability is outstanding. He is a strong-armed right-handed pitcher with a very good breaking ball. Scott is very athletic and will only continue to get stronger as his college career progresses. Scott is very capable of playing a major role in our pitching staff next year. He's a kid who flat-out understands how to pitch. Coach Casey saw him pitch a lot this summer and he left impressed every time."
The last signee is Booker, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound, right-handed pitcher from Cleveland State Community College where he played for coach Mike Policastro. Booker was 2-0 in his freshman year at Cleveland State with a 5.25 ERA in 32.0 innings. The Knoxville native had 34 strikeouts and earned six saves, while leading the TJCCAA in both saves and appearances. Booker was also fourth in the nation in appearances with 26. In 2007, Booker earned All-District Honorable Mention as a senior at Central High School.
"Ben is one of the premier junior college pitchers in Tennessee and will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact on our pitching staff," Skole said. "He is pretty close to being the full package in terms of stuff and command. Ben will add some experience to our staff. He continues to get better and better every year. We are excited to add Ben and his family to the ETSU family and look forward to his arrival on campus next fall."
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Oh wow, I love what you did when Griffith's talking. Was this the toughest episode to put together so far?
Out of curiosity, why was it that you chose to make your controversial artistic choice? Was it due to Femto's stupid red coloring in the anime?
More like pink.
I really liked the black and white version. Good work, Griff!
I gotta admit. The grayscale, for some reason, made everything all the more horrifying.
I loved the glimpse of The Idea you threw in, also.
And, holy fuck, did that music piece fit during the end credits. It gave it all so much more weight. Nomad should be happy!
I don't want to basically just echo everything that Gobs said, so I'll elaborate on how I loved the transitions between the greyscale and color; it had a lot of punch to it and felt extremely natural.
But I will agree completely that the credit music was a stunning addition that fit tremendously well; the weight and emotion is really captured and when the portraits go by it really forces you to reflect.
Anyway, it's been a long journey, and many kudos to you for sticking to it. Can't believe this was started back in September. Congratulations to you, Griff. I appreciated your hard work, as I'm sure we all did.
Edit: The ending music is really splendid. Your choice is good with Berserk
Solid ending for an awesome project Griff. I personally loved the black and white adaptation to the Eclipse. Thank you for the hard work and dedication. This project has been reffreshing and dare I say perfect timing for the things to come. Gratitude for putting my song also bud.
my only complaint is that the Idea of Evil's appearance was way too brief. It should've been on screen for at least 1-2 seconds instead of flash of a moment.
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James Ogden II, a stage management student, at work in the Pittsburgh Playhouse.
James Ogden II, a junior in Point Park's stage management program, is in high demand.
Ogden received five summer job offers after returning from the Southeastern Theatre Conference's annual convention and job fair — including one that came before he even attended the event.
This is the eighth year the University has sent technical theatre students to this conference, which offers one of the country's largest off-stage theatre job fairs. The Point Park students who go are selected through an interview process conducted by Kim Martin, head of stage management at Point Park and production manager at the Pittsburgh Playhouse; Stephanie Mayer-Staley, associate professor and head of design; and Aaron Bollinger, head of technical theatre. This year, eight students went to the convention, which was held in Atlanta.
"Going into the conference, I had wanted to meet companies that offered positions in my field and to hopefully make connections," Ogden said. "I did not go in expecting to get a job."
But Ogden's success did not come as a surprise to Martin.
"James is a young man you know is going places. He goes after what he wants with confidence," Martin said.
Months before the conference, Ogden researched the companies that would be there and applied to ones that interested him. Within weeks, he had a phone interview with Berkshire Theatre Festival and was offered a summer internship, which he declined because he didn't want to shut out any possibilities at SETC.
"James was the first stage manager — perhaps first student — we had who was extremely proactive in contacting companies he was interested in before going to SETC, so many companies were familiar with James before he got there," Martin said.
Ogden, who is from Newark, Del., accepted the offer to be stage manager for the summer season at Theatre West Virginia.
"Theatre West Virginia has been around for decades and is loved by the community and brings in tourists from around the world," said Ogden, who will graduate in 2012. "Stage managing a theatre of this magnitude so early in my career will be incredible for my resume."
Ogden said that although he has never done summer stage management work before, he has always been involved in theatre and worked on a huge variety of productions at Point Park.
"Our students are so well-rounded by the University that they seem to fare better than most at SETC," said Martin.
Five other Point Park students who went to SETC received at least one job offer, with many receiving multiple offers.
"I felt companies were impressed by the professionalism and preparedness of all the Point Park University students there," Ogden said.
Added Martin, "Our students tend to do very well finding summer employment within their field of interest, and the connections they make at SETC sometimes help them land jobs upon graduation. It's the gift that keeps giving."
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