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Mossley eased to a comfortable victory over crisis torn Wakefield at Seel park on Saturday with six different players getting on the score-sheet.
The game was pretty much over as a genuine contest after only eight minutes, by which time Mossley already held a two goal advantage against a Wakefield team that had been hurriedly rebuilt over the preceding few days.
Steve Halford was recalled to captain the team in the absence of the suspended Peter Band while Danny Queeley and Joe Heap came back in on the flanks and Lee Rick was recalled to midfield.
Mossley got off to a great start when Ben Richardson turned the ball home from Joe Heap's left wing corner in the 5th minute.
Three minutes later Cavell Coo squirmed free in the box to fire home and put the Lilywhites firmly in control.
Fair play to Wakefield who had a real go at making a fist of it and Martin Pearson had to get down sharply to save Anthony Owens' effort.
At the other end Mossley created a vast array of chances and half chances but 'Bears' debutant keeper Tom Taylor resisted extremely well with a number of excellent saves.
Osebi Abadaki and Nathan Neequaye were causing plenty of problems while the midfield four provided excellent support as did wingbacks Coo and Ingham.
Despite their dominance Mossley scored just one more goal before the break with Steve Halford firing home off the underside of the bar after Abadaki's initial effort was blocked.
It wasn't until the hour mark that Mossley finally got their fourth goal when Danny Queeley rifled home from ten yards after the ball had pinballed around the Wakefield box for several seconds.
The fifth and best goal of a productive afternoon was scored by wing back Tom Ingham in the 71st minute. Picking the ball up inside his own half the exciting young Mossley wing back went on a high speed mazy run that saw him then hit a superb shot past Taylor from over 20 yards out for a genuine 'goal of the season' contender.
Wakefield almost scored a great goal of their own when right back Mile Smith hit a super shot from over thirty yards that cannoned back off the angle of post and bar.
The scoring was completed two minutes from time when 'man of the match' Osebi Abadaki finally got the goal his earlier efforts deserved as broke clear on the right to fire a powerful shot from an awkward angle that keeper Taylor could only parry into his own net.
Abadaki hadn't finished though and as the game entered stoppage time another weaving run was brought to an end by the late diving Taylor for a certain penalty. Taylor redeemed himself though as he guessed right to make a good diving save from Lee Rick's spot kick and help his new club to limit the inflicted damage to just six goals.
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Emmerich, W; (1997) CORBA and ODBMSs in viewpoint development environment architectures. In: (Proceedings) 4th International Conference on Object-Oriented Information Systems. : Brisbane, Australia.
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Viewpoints are reflections of software systems from multiple perspectives. A number of consistency conditions apply to viewpoints and developers require a tool for each type of viewpoint. These tools need to support consistency management. Inter-viewpoint consistency can only be checked when tools are integrated into a viewpoint development environment. We briefly outline the functionality developers require from these environments. We discuss the suitability of abstract syntax graphs as a common viewpoint representation scheme. The main purpose of the paper is to present an object-oriented architecture for viewpoint-based environments. The architecture benefits from the integration of object database management systems and object request brokers.
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Overall: 5-2-1 (3-2-1 ECAC East); Last Week: 1-0-0
Schedule: Saturday, Dec. 1 vs. St. Michael's, Worcester, Mass., 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 2 vs. No. 3 Norwich, Worcester, Mass., 4:00 p.m.
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 2, Wesleyan 1, Worcester, Mass., 11/25
- The Holy Cross women's ice hockey team will return to the Hart Center this weekend to take on two ECAC East opponents. The Crusaders will face-off against St. Michael's on Saturday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m. while No. 3 Norwich comes to Worcester on Sunday, Dec. 2, for a 4:00 p.m. contest.
- St. Michael's opens its season with eight straight ECAC East matchups and has accumulated a record of 1-5 thus far on the young season. The lone win for the Purple Knights came against Plymouth State (11/10) by a score of 4-0. St. Michael's began the 2012-2013 campaign with losses to New England College (11/2, 4-1), Castleton State (11/3, 5-0) and Southern Maine (11/9, 2-1). Most recently, the team was shut out by St. Anselm (11/16) by a score of 4-0 and lost a close game with UMass Boston (11/17) by a tally of 5-4. The Purple Knights will travel to Salve Regina on Friday Nov. 30 before their visit to Worcester on Saturday.
- The Purple Knights are led statistically by senior defenseman Allison Graf who has totaled one goal and two assists for three points. Senior Madelena Santore, junior Tracy Stevenson and sophomore Kristen Spulecki are all tied for the team lead with two goals. In the crease, Senior Erin Stevens has made 216 saves in five games and holds a .915 save percentage.
- Norwich currently holds a record of 5-1-2 and has had two weeks to prepare for the Crusaders, having not played a game since a 4-3 overtime loss to St. Anselm on November 17. It was the Cadets first loss of the season. Norwich defeated Ontario Hockey Academy (10/18) before tying nationally ranked opponents in Elmira and Plattsburgh State at the East/West Hockey Classic (10/27-10/28). The team then rattled off five straight wins against ECAC East opponents before the loss to St. Anselm.
- The Cadets are led by junior forward Tori Charron who has netted an ECAC East-best eight goals and added six assists for a league-high mark of 14 points. Sophomore Loren Carrier has seen the most time in goal for Norwich, amassing a record of 4-1-2 while making 96 saves. She holds a .906 save percentage and 1.43 goals-against average on the season.
- The Crusaders are coming off a 2-1 victory over Wesleyan in non-conference action. Sophomore Rebecca Fleming (Newton, Mass.) scored her third career game-winning goal and first of the 2012-2013 season to lift Holy Cross over the Cardinals. Junior Emily Sullivan (Arlington, Mass.) also netted her first goal of the season in the game.
- Senior Rebecca O'Quinn (Arlington, Mass.) leads the Holy Cross statistics with four goals and five assists for nine points. Fleming now holds the team lead in goals with five. Senior Caroline English (Dorchester, Mass.) and sophomore Francesca Panarelli (Shrewsbury, Mass.) are tied for the team lead in assists with six.
- Sophomore goaltender Alexandra Stevenson (Norwood, N.Y.) was awarded ECAC East Goalie of the Week honors for her performance against Wesleyan. She made 13 saves in the game with the lone goal coming while the Cardinals were on the power play. This is the first time Stevenson has received league recognition and the first time since the 2009 season any Holy Cross net minder has won the Goalie of the Week honor. She is now 2-1-1 on the season.
- Stevenson and fellow classmate Krista Manzanares (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.) have shared time in the crease this season for the Crusaders. Manzanares has tallied 240:00 minutes of ice action, making 79 saves in four games for a save percentage of .929 and goals-against average of 1.50. Stevenson has been on the ice for 240:57 minutes and has stopped 78 shots over four games for a save percentage of .918 and goals-against average of 1.74.


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Despite making the playoffs in 2012 and adding Peyton Manning, the Denver Broncos are still a few pieces away from being legitimate contenders. So I find it odd that they drafted a guy who won't see the field in any meaningful capacity until 2013 at the earliest.
Brock Osweiler is purely a developmental prospect, and wasn't worth a 2nd-round selection in my opinion. I like a lot of his tools, but the Broncos coaching staff will likely need to re-work his throwing motion over the course of the next couple years. How quickly he develops may also hinge on how much Peyton Manning embraces the task of tutoring him.
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We are starting a new blog in order to follow up with our former Tigers to see how they are progressing in their respective professional leagues. Men's tennis player Amrit Narasimhan (2006-2008) wrote our first entry about his trip to Asia to train and compete in a couple of Futures tournaments.
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Inventor of Kater's Pendulum, an instrument which enabled the strength of gravity to be determined. Intended for the law, he was articled as an attorney's clerk but abandoned this path on his father's death in 1795. Instead he entered the army, with a commission in a regiment in India. Here he spent several years assisting William Lambton in the Great Trigonometric Survey. Having returned to England, he became increasingly interested in scientific research. He retired from the army in 1814, and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. He made numerous practical contributions to the science of his day, winning the Copley Medal in 1817 and the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society in 1831.
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While some are trumpeting the deal reached between Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on filibustered nominees, the devil is in the details. Part of the deal involved President Obama withdrawing nominees to the National Labor Relations Board, a move one union leader considers a betrayal.
Larry Cohen, president of the Communications Workers of America (CWA), said Tuesday that the two members of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), Sharon Block and Richard Griffin Jr., are "definitely tossed under the bus" in a Senate deal that will allow five of Obama's other nominees to receive up-or-down votes before the Senate.
"There is not one intellectual argument, either about Block and Griffin, why those nominations shouldn't go forward. It's just [Republicans] want their pound of flesh from working people in this country, and this is where they're going to get it because they were able to convince four or five Democrats to go with them," he said.
And what was so great about keeping the filibuster again? Doing damage to the filibuster might have been even better public policy than getting the appointments.The filibuster seems to make an appearance only for progressive legislation, then disappear for reactionary bills like the Patriot Act and TARP.
Cohen believes the NLRB nominees had a chance of getting through but some – so far unnamed – Senate Democrats refused to them support.
To those senators, whom he would not name, Cohen said, "That's a disgrace what you did, and you did it for narrow political reasons, and in your states, you will have to answer to people who you told that you would stand by democratizing the U.S. Senate."…
Cohen said that Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was prepared to fight for Block and Griffin if he had the support of the full Senate Democratic conference.
Whether that is true or Reid spun Cohen a story is unclear. What is clear is the conservative assault on the NLRB have been effective due to co-conspirators in the Democratic Party. The lack of vigilance in defending the interests of workers is concerning to Cohen and other labor leaders who are witnessing a nationwide effort to bust unions.
Now in order to get this strangely celebrated "deal" unions are once again the ones on the losing end.


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Beijing — China and Burundi have pledged to push forward bilateral ties as top Chinese political advisor Jia Qinglin met with Burundi's Senate Speaker Gabriel Ntisezerana Monday in Beijing.
Jia, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), said China highly values developing its friendship with Burundi and will work with the African country to enhance bilateral ties.
Developing friendships with African countries is an important cornerstone of China's foreign policy, and also a long-term strategic choice the country will firmly stick to, Jia said. He added that China will work with African countries to push forward China-Africa ties.
The CPPCC will cement contacts with Burundi's Senate to promote exchanges and cooperation in areas such as strengthening democracy and the legal system and improving livelihoods, he said.
He also hailed the bilateral ties and congratulated Burundi on its 50th independence anniversary.
Ntisezerana expressed gratitude for China's support and assistance in its development, and said Burundi will make concerted efforts with China to deepen cooperation and the bilateral relations.
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This is the Merc C-Class DR 520, an even-more-powerful, limited-edition version of the C63 AMG, named in honour of 1960s actress Diane Rigg.
That's not true. The DR 520 is actually named in honour of Dizzee Rascal, the British rapper, record producer and winner of the 2003 Mercury Prize.
That's also not true. The DR 520 is actually named in honour of 1970s Leeds and England manager Don Revie, who...
Oh, OK. DR 520 is actually short for 'Dyno Rated 520'. Yes, that's the power output of this uprated C63: 520bhp, a full 60bhp more than the definitely-not-underpowered-in-any-way C63 AMG.
There's also an extra 37lb ft of torque, which stands at a tarmac-warping 479lb ft. In a C-Class, don't forget. In a C-Class.
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As you may have predicted, it is fearsome quick. In saloon form, the DR 520 will devour the 0-62mph sprint in 4.1 seconds, with the estate just a tenth of a second behind. Both are electronically limited to 187mph, which is probably fast enough.
The DR 520 is available in matt black or white, and gets lots of AMG performance bits as standard. It costs £10,000 more than the standard C63 - not an entirely ridiculous price for a car that will happily destroy most supercars.
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The year 2009 was a busy, productive time for Densho. We stepped up our interview program and added 72 professionally conducted video oral histories to our website, a 70% increase from 2008. To broaden the content and geographic scope of our interviews, we significantly increased our travel to communities in California, Hawaii, Minnesota, and within Washington State. Densho will continue this momentum into 2010 so that we can offer close to 500 interviews for viewing in our online archive by the end of the year.
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The coming year will also be a time for us to assess and redesign the Densho website. Our website was originally conceived and designed 10 years ago and continues to serve users well. However, much has changed with web technology and we want to improve how people find our materials; view video, photos, and documents; and share what they've learned with social networking tools. Our goal is to create a world-class reference and resource on the Japanese American experience that will serve generations to come.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by musika81 Cute but.... The material itself is nice, good quality, and I really liked the print, but it is not a good color on me so returning. In person, it is more of a grayish mushroom. Too big on me and I just looked frumpy. Wish it ran smaller or they had size and different color options. I'm 5'3" 125lbs for reference. 9.17.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BohoLucky This Kimono Put a Spell on Me! If your a boho girl with a serious love of tribal prints then this kimono is the perfect investment for you! I love this product so much and actually liked it even more in person. Great for all body types and a playful piece to wear with jeans, dresses and cut-off shorts! Every time I wear this Kimono I get tons of compliments! 6.26.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by hubbard_sarah Mushroom colour Cute, unusual looking. Am normally US 8 (Uk 12-14). Fine fit. Would fit upto a UK 16 (US 20) and look good. Open Slit under arms which I may have sewn closed- not really an issue though. Nice with some skinny black jeans. Muted colour which I like. Might look good over black maxi dress. 6.2.2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by fashionjunkie326 Love it! Nice quality and construction. I liked how the sleeves aren't attached to the rest of the piece. The mushroom color is slightly darker than it appears in the photo but I really didn't mind. I was really surprised at how large it ran. I am a size 12 (sometimes 14) and I have a ton of room. I have a feeling I'll be wearing this quite a bit this summer. Not in love with the price but it is a very unique piece so I'll deal. 3.25.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jaross2012 Very Fun I got this in peach so that I could add some more color to my wardrobe, and boy, am I glad I did. I (along with everyone I meet) love the color, the pattern, and the feel. I get stopped pretty often by women who want to know where I found this "beautiful kimono". Way to go Free People. You really knocked it out of the park with this one. 3.21.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by melaboo great print love the print. I purchased the peach colour. I am 5 3" and Im thinking the length will be ok, its not super long, mine sits the same as the photo. the colour is pretty, do recommend this kimono as its very unique. 3.3.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RebeccaBenitez So many compliments! This kimono is really versatile and extremely comfortable. The fabric is soft and light, but does provide an element of warmth. I'm large in the chest area (ddd) and I feel the fit is flattering. The print is great and unique but the color is warmer and darker than the picture. Overall very pleased! People stop me on the street to get a better look and find out where I purchased from. 2.24.2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by queenofthehill Will have it for a long time. I don't think the material is as high quality as the other Spell kimono I own, and the mushroom color turned out to be a bit duller than I hoped (and as other reviewers stated) but the pattern is great, the quality is still decent, and, heck, I've been eyeing it for over a year. The mushroom color might remind one of sack cloth, and since it will arrive to you creased from it being folded, it will be hard to think of it as anything but. However, I am glad I got it over the peach, and after it hung on a hook for a bit and the creases came out, it looked like something I'll be happy to wear for years on end. 2.9.2014
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For sure; yes; okay
Are you going to Jam For the Lamb tonight Mike? -Like fo sho I am!
di Mike Hillsing 19 maggio 2004
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An "urban" version of "Fer sure"; For sure, of course, most certainly, yes that is agreeable.
William Gates: Would you like a TAX-FREE billion dollars?
Valley girl: "Fer sure. Like totally dude".
Snoop Dogg: "Fo' sho... my nizzle".
Valley girl: "Fer sure. Like totally dude".
Snoop Dogg: "Fo' sho... my nizzle".
di Kfyre 19 agosto 2003
Abbreviated slang term for "for sure"
yo, tell me what happens fosho, playa
di gangstaman 11 dicembre 2002
most certainly; without a doubt
Would you like another canape?
Fo sho!
Fo sho!
di mandingoe 08 giugno 2004
An urban term meaning 'for sure', hip hop language.
you going to that game concert tonight G? ''Fo Sho''
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Bradley is so right about this. I had to do some modding to my KR to get its wheels under it after lowering it to a more acceptable ride height. But oh well we learn these tricks an are able to use em on future builds. I've learned exactly how to lower these cars and it appears the same trick works on the '10 hehehe
Sadly, these car suffer from too shallow of wheelwells, both front and rear. The 1:1 cars can swallow up 20"x10" fronts, and the rears have seen 22"x12". Their scale brethren, however, cannot even swallow the stock wheels well, let alone aftermarket sets (I:E.....Pegasus, Aoshima, Fujimi) without massive surgery to do so. Lowering only complicates this matter more. I am still working on a proper fix for the fronts, but the rears have proven to be do-able with a razor-saw, #11 Exacto, and some styrene surgery/relocation/addition.
2005-2010 Mustang
Posted 05 November 2011 - 05:29 AM
Posted 05 November 2011 - 02:10 PM
I'll be using a set of Pegasus 225/45/18 tires in place of the kit tires and Tamiya TS-49 Bright Red paint.
The body is painted.
The engine is complete and installed in the chassis.
A shot of the completed chassis.
More to come...
Posted 05 November 2011 - 02:12 PM
The chassis is different from the 05-09 units, but is a mimic of the '10 GT.
Posted 05 November 2011 - 02:13 PM
After I took this picture, I decided that I didn't like the shift knob, so I'll change the shifter.
More to come...
Posted 05 November 2011 - 08:08 PM
PS: Where can one order those Pegasus tires? As we all know,the ones in the kits are kinda...crappy and out of scale\profile. Thanks
Bradley: Thanks for the info,I didn't know it was even coming (the '10 GT500 in the smaller scale),looking at it on Model Roundup now. I picked that lay away up today. The kits relevant to this CBP are a '10 GT,'05 GT,and the GT500 and GT500KR kits. There was a Bullitt in there,but thinking I had one at home already (I have the GTH kit already,thought I had the Bullitt too),I swapped it out for a Mobious Hudson,LOL! Whoops! Except for the '10 GT,which wasn't out before the hose fire,I had at least one of each of these,sigh.
I'll be trying to order these two I'm missing hopefully soon. Any word on when\if they'll do an updated '11 with the Coyote 5.0L,or a Boss 302? Those would be killer (and presumably simple for Revell) updates,IMHO! I'd still love to see a modified '99 SVT into a GT or (even better) MACH I too though,LOL!
Since I've been enjoying a really good spell with my ailments,it's really hard to get me off the bicycles (knowing a bad spell puts me off them ompletely and is always a "could happen any time"),so I haven't been working on anything lately,but with several new kits,I'm feeling anxious again,LOL!
Edited by Olskoolrodder, 05 November 2011 - 08:42 PM.
Posted 06 November 2011 - 01:05 AM
Hi Stephen! I hope that you are riding high with good health for a good while! I get my Pegasus tires from Scale Dreams.
PS: Where can one order those Pegasus tires? As we all know,the ones in the kits are kinda...crappy and out of scale\profile. Thanks
Posted 06 November 2011 - 04:45 AM
Also, Mike is right; scaledreams (Rick) is a great source for Pegasus wheels, and he is a good guy to deal with as well.
Good to hear you got a 'Stang stash built back up Stephen, and I am sure we will be seeing them soon!
Posted 06 November 2011 - 12:03 PM
And, the interior is done.
I started working on the air filter and airtube. I still need to make an open airbox.
More to come...
Posted 06 November 2011 - 01:01 PM
I sold a Kicker "isoberic subwoofer enclosure" (if I didn't mispell) I had taken in trade for that Blazer's cowl induction hood I had kept after church this morning,so I ran to Hobbytown this afternoon,picked up the '10 GT500 (1:25,not the big one,which I doubt I'll build) and '08 Bullitt,so (until December\January anyways) I once again have a complete set o the '06 and up. I'm knee deep in the detailing a snapper replica of a formerly owned 1:1 car for a (timed) CBP elsewhere (and I'm actually working on it,LOL),but that one shouldn't take too long,I can't wait to get on one of these. The only one of the lot I've previously built was the '06 GT,and that was back in '06...been to long (and since I've lost steam in the pair of SN95's on the bench for now...).
Mike,liking that shifter much better
So here's what I scored in the last 48 hours (already had the '06-?- Shelby GTH)...
Edited by Olskoolrodder, 06 November 2011 - 01:02 PM.
Posted 06 November 2011 - 02:57 PM
I am going to pick up the GT500 KR version this week, and I am going to order the 2010 Shelby that just came out as well soon.
Mike- glad to see you posted your work , nice work so far.
olskool, well I would say you have kits for this build now
I want to make sure the list of who is doing what is up to date, so let me know if its correct
Posted 07 November 2011 - 02:59 AM
Mike, liking the GT500 and what you are doing with it!
I confess to having several S197s going; I started a Bullitt conversion to a 2006 kit even before the 08' Bullitt was released, an 08' bullitt with a swapped GT500 drivetrain, a 2010 GT with a swapped GT500 powertrain, and now the 2010 GT500. Guess I might want to get moving on those too, huh? (along with my 40 FOXes and the 4-5 SN95s!)
Posted 07 November 2011 - 05:37 AM
Question,I see on that link to Scale Dreams (I think I've bought some detail items there in the past,BTW,good place) that they have several different sizes in Pegasus tires. Is the 225/45/18" version the end-all-be-all replacements for the lot of these kits? If not,anybody have a list of which tires fits which kit's stock wheels? I'm probaly going for a series of factory stocks (or as close as my skill allows,anyways) for my first build through each (excepting the '06 GT,I've already built one back in '06 ).
Also,my memory isn't good enough to recall and my stash of Scale Auto mag (as well as Model Cars) was pretty much wiped by the fire dept when they doused the house to put out the fire...I remember there being an article on the GT500KR buildup,and in it tey gave a good example on lowering these cars to a more accurate (or lower) stance. So what would be a fairly repeatable\simple technique (from the article or your own experience)?
Thanks,guys. I still have to clear the WIP of at least one before I get going,but that will happen I promise
Edited by Olskoolrodder, 07 November 2011 - 05:41 AM.
Posted 07 November 2011 - 06:29 AM
Posted 07 November 2011 - 01:04 PM
Posted 07 November 2011 - 01:36 PM
Rick,it would be awesome (and very much appreciated) to see pics of what you're talking about...I'm sure I'll 'get it' when it's in front of me,but it will be a week or three before I get to it. If you could get those up here,they might help someone else as well.
Let me go into my Photobucket,see if any pics are saved of my build from '06 (was my second buildafter getting 'back into' building). I had buttloads of build and WIP pics of my builds on the old PC,but (do I need to say it?) it melted in the fire,LOL!
Edited by Olskoolrodder, 07 November 2011 - 01:37 PM.
Posted 07 November 2011 - 01:42 PM
It's still in piece,but pretty much gone never-the-less,melted jst enough to be obvious. S'alright though,I have another to build and I'll do it better
Sorry for the funky sized pics,it's what's in the album apparently
Edited by Olskoolrodder, 07 November 2011 - 01:43 PM.
Posted 07 November 2011 - 02:22 PM
and here is the wheel in the tire from the Chrysler 300 kit
Posted 07 November 2011 - 02:25 PM
Posted 07 November 2011 - 03:08 PM
The article showed taking 1/16th" off both the front and rear springs to lower the car an appropriate amount.
Jonathan, thanks for showing us what you did for the ride height. Rick has a good way to do it as well!
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – It was a special day for veterans at Richmond International Raceway Sunday.
Driver Brad Keselowski spent the day driving veterans around the track.
Keselowski's Checkered Flag Foundation offered veterans a complete NASCAR experience in a customized, "Race2Recovery" car.
Those who got to take a few laps around the track said they will never forget the special experience.
Cary Flatt, a Green Beret who served 19 years in the Army, said that it was a humbling experience. He said that members of the Armed Forces are sometimes away from home for so long that it is not always clear when they return that people are still thinking of them.
Keselowski said the event put everything into perspective after a tough night.
"I had a rough night last night and had some engine and tire trouble," said Keselowski. "You get frustrated and then you see the smiles on people's faces… and it puts everything into perspective."


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Prosecutors rest in Fort Hood shooting trialBy MICHAEL GRACZYK
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In this courtroom sketch military prosecutor Col. Steve Henricks speaks during Maj. Nidal Malik Hasans court-martial in Fort Hood, Texas on Tuesday.FORT HOOD, Texas Military prosecutors rested their case Tuesday against the Army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people during the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood.
After calling nearly 90 witnesses in 11 days, prosecutors said they had completed their case during Maj. Nidal Hasans trial. Hasan also is accused of wounding more than 30 people at the Texas Army post during the attack, which was the worst mass shooting ever on a U.S. military base.
The judge adjourned the hearing after prosecutors rested, meaning Hasan could begin his defense Wednesday but whether he will seize the opportunity remains to be seen.
Hasan is acting as his own defense attorney, but he questioned only three prosecutors witnesses and has raised few objections. Even the judge, Col. Tara Osborn, seemed skeptical.
Well resume tomorrow with the defenses case, if any, she said.
Hasan has kept mostly silent for the first two weeks of his trial, making whether he will take the witness stand in his own defense a key question for the remaining proceedings.
Hasan signaled Tuesday that he may call no witnesses, saying he no longer planned to call a professor of psychology and religion at San Francisco Theological Seminary. He did not give a reason, but the professor was the last of two witnesses Hasan had initially said might testify.
The move visibly concerned Osborn, who said she wanted the professor at Fort Hood in case Hasan changed his mind. But Hasan balked.
I object. Im not going to be using him, Hasan said Tuesday. So to waste his time when he has other professional responsibilities doesnt seem fitting, when I dont intend to use him.
Hasan, an American-born Muslim, began the trial by telling jurors that he was the gunman, and he has leaked documents during the trial seeking to justify the shootings as a defense of this faith.
Prosecution witnesses, including several soldiers who were shot during the rampage, described how a lone gunman wearing Army fatigues shouted Allahu Akbar! Arabic for God is great! before drawing a laser-sighted pistol and opening fire inside a medical building on the sprawling Army post. The building was crowded with unarmed soldiers, many preparing for deployments, getting vaccines and tests.
When asked to identify the gunman, witnesses pointed at Hasan, who was left paralyzed and wheelchair-bound after being shot by officers responding to the Nov. 5, 2009 shooting.
Testimony from medical examiners revealed that at leave five of the people killed had been shot while lying down. An FBI agent testified that Hasans apartment was nearly barren when searched the night of the shootings, with little more than a folding table and prayer mat.
Among the three witnesses Hasan did question was his former supervisor, retired Lt. Col. Ben Phillips. Hasan mumbled through a series of rambling questions about medical personnel initiating mercy killings and a water supply in Iraq being contaminated with gas. He was cut off by prosecutors objection, which was upheld by the judge.
The judge handed prosecutors a setback on Monday when she blocked much of the evidence that they said would explain Hansans motive, including references to Hasan Akbar, a Muslim soldier sentenced to death for attacking fellow soldiers in Kuwait during the 2003 Iraq invasion.
Prosecutors wanted to prove Hasans attack was a copycat. But the judge said such material would only open the door to a mini-trial of Akbar and result in a confusion of issues, unfair prejudice, waste of time and undo delay.
Hasan is facing numerous counts of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.
However, Hasan has done little to defend himself so far. He even acknowledged, during his brief opening statement at the beginning of the trial, that the evidence would show he was the shooter.
Hasan has hinted at his defense in the form of media leaks, including authorizing the release of a report from mental health experts who determined he was fit to stand trial. The report includes a statement from Hasan in which he speculates he could still be considered a martyr if convicted and executed by lethal injection.
The military defense attorneys ordered to help Hasan during the trial have accused him of trying to secure himself a death sentence. They have asked that their responsibilities be cut back, but Osborn has denied their requests.
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CEDAR RAPIDS Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore pitcher Alyssa Olson had been close before, but never quite gotten there.
In a 14-0, five inning J-Hawk (28-8, 19-5 MVC) win against crosstown rival Kennedy (12-23, 7-17 MVC), Olson threw the first no-hitter of her career and was one walked batter away from a perfect game. As the innings went by, Olson tried not to think about what might happen.
"I try to push that out of my mind because if I keep it in there, I kind of focus on it too much," Olson said. "Then I get too much in my mind thinking about that and not about the actual game and the pitching aspect of it."
Jefferson jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first inning of the first game and never looked back. The J-Hawks then scored nine runs in the fifth inning, while Olson threw eight strikeouts.
"We are a very contagious hitting team," said Jefferson Coach Brian Erbe.
"If the top of the order doesn't get something done early, it just doesn't happen for us. When we have Stromert, Davidson, Grimm and Hansen getting base hits for us, everybody else just falls in line. It is very contagious and is a very good point for us."
In the second game, a 6-2 Jefferson win, Maddie Hansen continued to show her strength at the plate, blasting a two-run home run to left field in the third inning.
It was Hansen's sixth home run of the season.
"The nice thing about Maddie is she is more interested in (being) an RBI-type person than she is home runs," Erbe said. "She just needs to continue to hit the ball hard and that's what she focuses on."
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Pretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars Burning Question: Why Did "A" Target Spoby?
After we learned that Toby (Keegan Allen) is part of the "A" team on Pretty Little Liars Season 3 summer finale (Season 3, Episode 12: "The Lady Killer"), one question that immediately popped into our heads was, "Wait, then why was "A" targeting Spoby so hard?"
Of all the PLL relationships, Spoby has arguably been the most harassed. For example, in Season 2 Toby had a brush with death thanks to some loosened scaffolding, and Spencer (Troian Bellisario) was threatened into breaking up with him.
Why, if Toby is in league with the "A" team, would they target his relationship, and even him, specifically? We have a couple of theories.
1. It was an easy way to harass Spencer. If part of the goal of the "A" team is to make the Liars unhappy, messing with their relationships is an obvious way to go. If Toby has been a committed member of the team all along, that would make the Spoby relationship an easy target, because he would be able to subtly push Spence away — or at least not fight for her to stay as hard as he would if it were a real relationship. In this scenario, we imagine the scaffolding was all part of a plan Toby was in on — if he knew it was coming, he could purposefully fall in a way that wouldn't permanently injure him.
2. They needed an excuse for Toby to skip town. This is the same idea as our first theory, but with an added layer. After Spence broke up with Toby he skipped town, and went and found Dr. Sullivan. If bringing Sullivan back was part of the "A" team plan, then maybe they orchestrated the breakup specifically to give Toby an obvious reason to be MIA.
3. Toby was falling for Spencer. One possible version of events that we like a lot is that Toby started dating Spencer as part of an "A" plan, but then legitimately began to fall for her. If this is the case, maybe the "A" team messed with Spoby to send a message to Toby as well as Spencer. After all, we're guessing the "A"s don't approve of their members falling in love with Liars. The scaffolding could have been their way of telling him to stay in line.
4. Toby is a double agent. Some fans still cling to the hope that Toby joined the "A" team more recently, in an attempt to take them down from the inside. Cryptic comments from the show's producers make it sounds like this is a less-than-likely possibility, but if it does turn out to be true then it's possible Toby hadn't even joined the team back when Spoby was being targeted the most.
What do you think? Share your theories in the comments below!
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Abuja — Police used tear gas outside a court in northern Nigeria to disperse an angry mob throwing rocks at prisoners accused of being gay.
Scores of young men appeared outside an Islamic court Wednesday in Bauchi, Nigeria, as nine men, including a college professor, were brought in for trial.
Outside the courthouse, the crowd shouted: "God will punish you!" as the defendants' vehicle approached.
After rocks were thrown at the vehicle, the police dispersed the crowd with tear gas. The only damage was to a nearby car.
Homosexuality is illegal in Nigeria, and a new law bans gay organizations and says gay marriages are punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
In Islamic courts, homosexuality is punishable by death. However, a person convicted under Islamic law in Nigeria has the right to appeal in a secular court.
In the Islamic courtroom in Bauchi only one defendant, a high school principal, had a lawyer and requested bail.
The lawyer, Kambi Musa, said he was disappointed the judge denied his client bail, but he was prepared for the next hearing.
Court officials told a VOA reporter the judge did not decide any of Wednesday's cases because the defendants could be in danger if they were set free for lack of evidence. The final decision, the official said, will be made privately inside the jailhouse.
Ardo Hazzard contributed to this report from Bauchi.


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Smart Deal Services, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately ten years ago on Friday, October 14, 2005 as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. There are a couple of officers known to have been associated with this organization.
Marcio Biet served as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Marcio Biet LLC located in Winter Garden, FL .
Rosemeire Biet was the President of Smart Deal Services, Inc.. Rosemeire's additional corporate interests include Marcio Biet LLC located in Winter Garden, FL .
Marcio M. Biet is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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What is considered child molestation?
Still a debatable subject in the present time. Everyone should know by now that there are different interpretations of the word "love". But when it... Show More
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I'd swear you were talking about my cousin with a story like that. I can honestly tell you that whether your cousin meant it as a joke or not, he's disgusting and your younger cousin is going to be affected by that for the rest of her life. A kiss on the cheek is one thing, but forcing her to make out with him for twenty minutes? That's sick.
He probably only told you because he needed someone to condone it. I really think you should tell someone. A 7-year-old will be terrified in that situation and not say anything, and it can only get worse from there. The girls in my family have a lot of trust issues because of our cousin, and I have this ridiculous fear of older men, I can't even talk to male teachers. It's not fair. What your cousin did can't happen again.
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Oh my god. If this is a real story, then hell yes he molested her. She is only 7. If he wasn't a relative would it be ok for him to be kissing her? NO! So why the hell would it be ok for a relative to do that. It is disturbing that a 20something would do this to a 7 year old.
What do you think will happen next time?
He was just joking and accidently had sex with her or asked her if she wanted to know what a penis felt like. I mean come on give me a break. It is disgusting and he needs to be stopped before he tramatizes this child any more.
She needs to talk to someone about this. Children who are exposed to this type of thing usually become hypersexualized at a very early age or they become so repressed that they never learn the appropriate way to express themselves.
He should have stopped at the kiss on the check witch was fine, but when I read that button. I'm sure he met it as a joke that went to far. This is not good, she needs to go talk with someone about what happened. I don't usually talk about this much but I think its important, when I was 5 I had the same thing happen but more, and I will tell you this if she don't go see someone she is going to be a mess growing up, or worse.
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No, this is not debatable and there's no thin line here. The line is well defined and he crossed it. This was not joking around.
Joking around is something that you can or will do in the plain light of day with other people around. This was hidden in a garage with no-one else around and used for one person's pleasure. The sickness is your "cousin's" belief that it was also enjoyable for the 7 year old.
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New evidence suggests human evolution was caused by specific periods of climatic change in Africa according to research presented at the Annual Conference of the Royal Geographical Society. These climatic influences played a crucial part in enhancing human development says Dr Mark Maslin, Senior Lecturer in Geography at University College London.
This research challenges the old and accepted theory that a prolonged period of desertification in Africa initiated human evolution by forcing adaptation to a drier environment. The new theory suggests that humans actually evolved during short periods of great environmental change when dry periods were punctuated by large rapidly appearing and disappearing lakes. It was these rapid changes in water sources that forced communities to rapidly change and adapt.
"These temporary humid periods would have imposed huge impacts on early humans," says Dr Maslin. "Our research provides strong support for theories in which early human species evolved and spread out in response to a rapidly changing environment."
Evidence shows that during the three wet and humid periods there was a specific diversification in human evolution. After each period, it was found that the brain size of these early humans increased and became more complex. Dr Maslin argues that this is an indication of adaptation and re-adaptation to the environmental stress caused by appearing and disappearing water sources.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - May 28, 2012 - Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is kicking off its '90 Days of Summer' celebration in a big way with the arrival of two giant tortoises. Thanks to Cameron Park Zoo in Waco, TX, "Professor," a Galapagos tortoise weighing 416 pounds, and "Skipper," an Aldabra tortoise weighing a whopping 537 pounds, will make Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo their home for the summer. More than 100 employees from Diageo's North American headquarters arrived at the Zoo this week to build a summer "vacation home" (also known as a new exhibit) to house these endangered animals. These gentle giants are expected to go on exhibit today.
"As we thought about ways we could celebrate our 90th birthday in a big way, we instantly knew that bringing these enormous creatures here would be perfect," explained Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Director Gregg Dancho. "Not only are they a huge hit with visitors of all ages, they live incredibly long lives. In fact, Skipper is celebrating his 90th birthday this year, too!"
These amazing reptiles are the largest tortoises in the world, with lengths exceeding five feet and weighing up to 650 pounds, but do not reach their full size until they are 40 years old. Galapagos tortoises are from islands about 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, South America. Shell size and shape vary between populations. On islands with humid highlands, the tortoises are larger, with domed shells and short necks, perfect for eating low growing vegetation. On islands with dry lowlands, the tortoises are smaller, with "saddleback" shells and long necks, which allow them to reach for their meals. They are one of the longest lived vertebrates, living over 100 years in some cases. Unfortunately, Galapagos tortoises are facing a high risk of extinction in the wild. Of the 13 known species of Galapagos tortoises, only 11 are left today.
Because Galapagos tortoises are cold blooded, their body temperatures adjust to the environment they live in. Basking in the sun helps to warm them up and they sleep nearly 16 hours per day. The tortoises at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo graze on grass and enjoy the occasional apple and head of lettuce, as well. Thanks to a slow metabolism and the ability to store large amounts of water, these reptiles can go for up to a year without food or water.
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Lancaster County, PA foursome The Districts have just signed with Mississippi based label Fat Possum. The young band has perfected their own brand of authentic, soulful rock music as demonstrated to a packed out room at NYC's Mercury Lounge last night. They band came to nationwide attention when a one-take performance of their track "Funeral Beds" was filmed at a local Philadelphia studio and skyrocketed to the front page of Reddit, with WNYC noting that the song "showcased an impressive knack (for) memorable vocals and for song craft that starts
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- (2005) Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum, London: Scala [page: 20]
- Zeri, Federico (1957) Pittura e controriforma: l'arte senza tempo di Scipione da Gaeta, Turin [page: 107]
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Fgmcr Poa, Inc filed as a Domestic Non Profit Corporation in the State of Florida and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately nine years ago on Friday, July 14, 2006 , according to public records filed with Florida Department of State.
David Peterson served as the Director and has interests in other corporate entities including Florida Grande Motor Coach Resort Property Owners' Association, Inc. located in Center Hill, FL David's past corporate affiliations include Champaign Airways, Inc., Sky Dreams Helicopter Academy, Inc. and twelve others.
Deidra Peterson was the Director of Fgmcr Poa, Inc. Deidra's additional corporate interests include Florida Grande Motor Coach Resort Property Owners' Association, Inc. located in Center Hill, FL Deidra's past corporate affiliations include Florida Pacific Financial Services Corporation, The Sky Dreams Foundation,Inc. and two others.
The registered agent for the company is Peter Baker. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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Suns Strokes: Phoenix fails to rebound in Toronto
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 101-97 loss to the Raptors on November 30.
The Good:
The Suns actually built a double-digit lead on Friday, going up 25-15 late in the first quarter.
Phoenix had five players score in double figures, including Jared Dudley off the bench. The fifth-year guard had a team-high 14 points on five-of-six shooting off the pine.
Free throw shooting was one of the few positives for Alvin Gentry's squad in Toronto. The Suns made 17-of-19 attempts.
The Bad:
The Suns didn't suffer a 40-point defeat like they did two nights ago in Detroit, but as has been the case for much of the 2012-2013 season, Phoenix continues to play down to the level of competition.
Despite being out-rebounded (41 to 34) and giving up 14 turnovers, the Suns had a chance to tie in waning seconds but couldn't seal the deal. Similar to the ending of the team's loss against the Sixers Sunday night, Shannon Brown made a nice move to the basket, but couldn't convert on a last-second layup attempt.
The Suns didn't finish quarters defensively, either. Kyle Lowry hit a three-point shot to beat the buzzer before halftime, while Demar Derozan converted on a jump shot to end the third quarter.
With a win Friday, the Raptors snapped a six-game losing streak.
For the Suns, the loss guarantees that the team cannot finish its six-game road trip with a record above .500.
Friday marked the first time since January 4, 2004, that the Raptors won at home against the Suns. Phoenix had previously won the prior seven meetings in Canada, their longest road win streak against an Eastern Conference opponent.
The Suns are now 2-7 on the road in 2012-2013.
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"We've got to do a better job on our turnovers. You can't give up 20 points on turnovers and then also give up 17 second-chance points. That won't get it done." - Alvin Gentry on his team's sloppy night vs. the Raptors
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140 and their hours are 9:00a.m. - 12:15p.m. and 1:30p.m. - 3:00p.m., Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday, and 8:30a.m. - 12:00noon on Friday. Their phone number is 272-2635.


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Tech trends, ideation, digital strategy.
Amy Webb is CEO of Webbmedia Group, a digital strategy agency that focuses on near-term emerging technology trends. She and her team help Webbmedia Group's clients prepare for future business disruption using research, ideation and a vast knowledge of digital media. Webbmedia Group works with Fortune 50, Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies as well as large nonprofits, universities and government agencies. Recently, Amy's team worked with American Express to re-imagine the future of credit cards on mobile phones and the City of Chicago to redesign, in every aspect, a modern library system for the 21st century. In addition, Amy is the co-founder of Spark Camp, a 501(c)(3) invite-only series of conversations that brings together the brightest minds in media and technology to solve problems in society.
I am a digital media futurist. I research emerging trends in technology, digital media and consumer behavior. I create innovative strategies and ideas for my clients, which include American Express, the City of Chicago, Time Inc and many others. More here...
(Sometimes I keep those sparkly, ingenious ideas for myself.)
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