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Heya guyz.. yup here I m.. and here is your update..
Wo kya hena.. past wale ka aj bohat extreme me fokat wala diya and iska ehm ehm wala� kya karun.. mood nahi tha likhne ka� now don't bash me ok !
Behind them swayam ran and then Sharon ran to stop him and then rey to stop Sharon.. like this everyone was running towards the place where the trio was.. at last they reached a cliff.. lousians sighed and stand as the thought now these trio cant run anywhere else.. but to their shock kriya jumped off the cliff and after her Vicky and simmi..
"WHAT THE F**K!" swayam shouted� swayam reached the end of the cliff� he find something strange.. the trio jumped from here but they weren't seen anywhere.. without even thinking , he jumped off the cliff� Sharon screamed his name in fear.. Even rey was thinking the same thing as how can this happen.. no voice of swayam was heard and even not his body was seen �
"I m going too!" rey announced.. "are you nuts? No f**king way are you going to do that!" but not listening to them he said, "Its not what you saw.. just think and then do whatever you want!" and then he was off from the cliff� just in mid way he disappeared.. "No f**king way ! I don't believe this.." he said after a lot of thinking they all jumped off�
In the mid they saw something white surrounding them.. then they fell somewhere on a ground.. but none of them was hurt.. after the white mask thing fade away, they saw a beautiful place.. everyone was greeting the other, talking, joking around and some street dancing.. It was such a nice view.. just then they saw kriya and Vicky going in some place and simmi going the other way.. swayam was too with all of them, still confused at where they are..
"I think me and swayam should go after that girl and guy.. and you go after that girl.. "Ah ! thank you thank you!" nil said excitingly as he likes simmi� "Don't do any silly thing.. or else I will kiss you a**!" rey warned him and both left�
Rey and swayam entered the club like thing� actually a club.. There they saw kriya and Vicky at drinking corner.. kriya was continuously drinking and Vicky was convincing her somehow to stop it� "She drinks a lot man !" rey said to swayam.. he was watching her closely.. she was looking more cute now.. cuter in intoxication� he was dreamly looking at her from past few minutes and here swayam was blabbering something..
"REY!" swayam yelled in his year.. "What the hell dude.. I m not deaf!" rey replied rubbing his ear.. "Whatever.. you were behaving like one !" swayam said .. "Just tehn Vicky saw them both.. he started sweating , he gulped hard and whispered something in her ears.. she jerked back and then looked at both swayan and rey.. Vicky came towards them and pulled them towards her.. "What the hell are you guyz doing here?" Vicky asked them breathing hard�
"I don't know how we reached here and whats this place?" swayam said looking at kriya who was trying to open her eyes but due to over dosage of the drink, she was note even able to hear them.. "Come with me!" Vicky said� In just some seconds, they were at a different place.. BUT only swayam and Vicky were there .. "Where is kriya and rey?" swayam asked�
" I think she left my hands and somehow her and that guy's hands were in touch, so they reached some other place.." Vicky said knitting his eyebrows.. "I want to talk to her!" swyaam and was about to move when Vicky stopped him.. "First let me tell you where and you are and what trouble you will face now!" Vicky said sheepishly�
Here rey and kriya reached a different place.. a kind of a room.. "Oh ! my room!" kriya said drunkly.. it was a combination of red and black.. the king size bed in the middle .. with silk black sheets on it with red cushions... in one corner, her trophies and some personal pictures collages.. and near it two fluffy couches.. at a little distance, a big LCD tv and a table containing Some cds.. at the other corner there was a black wardrobe and near it was washroom.. whole room was colored red� and all the furniture was black.. and the light was off
She said it and imbalanced� she was about to fall when rey caught her from waist but unfortunately or fortunately both fell on the bed � with her on him.. both stared at each other for a while.. he was smiling at her cuteness .. and the pouting after every single second.. she was gazing at him and he on her.. she first stared at her eyes, then and nose passing a comment "I love your nose.. its f**king cute!" she said smiling.. he feel a lil embarrass but didn't show it..
She touched his nose with her index finger� and then held it dramatically.. "Ah leave !" rey said freeing his nose.. "You are too cute!" she said dramatically .. after nose, she lightly touched his lips� he shivered at her slight touch.. she too felt a shudder.. she pulled her hand back as she was somewhere in the sea of emotions.. after a gap of many years, she was getting attracted towards a guy..
She tried to get up but he with his hand on her waist, pulled her back.. she collided on his chest and mistakenly her lips touched his slightly.. she immediately looked at him.. just a lil taste of her lips was making him go mad.. and same with her.. she looked in his eyes .. her hands cupped his face.. she bent down a little and again passed a look at him.. she never know when she put her lips on his and kissed him for just a few seconds..
She pulled back and was about to get up, when he twirled and get upon her.. they don't know when the need of eachother risen between them.. the thirst, hunger was on its height.. he pinned her hands back on the bed.. and start kissing her enthusiastically � she too kissed back with more force.. both never knew where they were heading..
That's it for now ! hope I make this one more better than others :P
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niyat's� stay tuned agar ayse hi updates chahiye to.. as this ff will be like
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and if anyone feels bad and all, then I m sorry for it.. but in this I will use this type of language and scenes.. next update after 15 pages.. and 50 likes..
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Chocolate-Banana Trifle
This amount of milk combined with 3 packages of pudding mix yields a very thick mixture that works well for this trifle.
Yield: 16 servings (serving size: 1 cup)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 306
- Calories from fat: 14%
- Fat: 4.7g
- Saturated fat: 3.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 5.5g
- Carbohydrate: 60g
- Fiber: 0.5g
- Cholesterol: 4mg
- Iron: 0.4mg
- Sodium: 473mg
- Calcium: 134mg
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 2/3 cup evaporated fat-free milk
- 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 cup Kahlúa (coffee-flavored liqueur)
- 1 (16-ounce) angel food cake, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 (1.4-ounce) English toffee candy bars, chopped (such as Skor or Heath bars)
- 3 cups fat-free milk
- 3 (3.4-ounce) packages vanilla instant pudding mix (not sugar-free)
- 2 cups sliced banana, divided
- 1 (12-ounce) container frozen reduced-calorie whipped topping, thawed and divided
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- Combine chocolate mixture and cake in a large bowl; stir in chopped candy bars, reserving 1 tablespoon for topping. Set aside.
- Beat 3 cups milk and pudding mix at medium speed of a mixer until well-blended. Stir in cake mixture. Cover; chill 15 minutes.
- Spoon half of cake mixture into a trifle dish or bowl. Arrange 1 cup bananas evenly over cake mixture; top with half of whipped topping. Repeat layers; end with whipped topping. Sprinkle with reserved 1 tablespoon chopped candy bar. Chill 1 hour.
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Otherwise, older Polos look like consistently sensible buys for those who want no frills transportation with build quality and brand equity to burn.
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What are the Volkswagen Polo stats?
Top Speed 117mph/0-60mph 10.5 seconds (1.4 16V 1996)
Top Speed 127mph/0-60mph 8.7 seconds (1.6 GTI 2000)
Top Speed 129mph/0-60mph 8.2 seconds (1.8GTI - 2007)
Slowest 90mph/0-60mph 21.4 seconds (1.0 - 1994)
Slowest 94mph/0-60mph 18.4 seconds (1.0E - 2000)
Slowest 95mph/0-60mph 17.5 seconds (1.2E - 2007)
Best 49.3 mpg (1.9 D - 1996) Worst 36.2mpg (1.6CL 100 - 1996)
Best 62.8 mpg (1.4 TDI PD- 2000) Worst 35.8mpg (1.6S 2000)
Best 60.1 mpg (1.4 TDI 2007) Worst 35.8mpg (1.8GTI 2007)
Best 122g/km Band D (1.4TDI - 2003) Worst 166g/km Band H (1.4 16V - 2003)
Best 127/km Band D (1.4TDI - 2007) Worst 190g/km Band J (Polo GTI- 2007)
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Lowest, Group 3 (1.0 2000) - Highest Group 12 (1.6 GTI 2000)
Lowest, Group 2 (1.2E 2007) - Highest Group 13 (1.8 GTI 2007)
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3 Stars (1997), 4 Stars (2002), 5 Stars (2009)
How much for a Polo?
£500 Buys a 1997 1.6GL with 125,000 miles
£1000 Buys a 1999 1.4L with 95,000 miles
£2000 Buys a 2000 1.6GTI with 101,000 miles
£3,000 Buys a 2002 1.2E with 30,000 miles
£5000 Buys a 2008 1.4S TDI 70 with 50,000 miles
£7000 Buys a 2008 1.2 Match 60 with 16,000 miles
Why buy a Polo?
If it was simply a choice of badge the majority of supermini shoppers would go for the VW one without giving it a second thought. That roundel is the guarantee of quality, practicality and reliability. Indeed, who wouldn't want a scaled down Golf?
The feelgood factor is extremely high with the Polo, but when you examine the reality, the late model does not always stack up when it comes to the basic supermini requirements. That said, if you want some big car qualities in a handier more compact package, the Polo could be ideal.
What's the best spec Polo?
Overall, the specification of older Polo isn't anything to write home about. On basic spec cars, lots of the bits you'll want were optional extras so you're relying on the original buyer having ticked the right boxes.
Volkswagens got more generous equipment levels in 2000 which meant ABS brakes and airbags but try and find the SE rather than the S which had to manage without seat height adjustment and central locking.
The new model in 2002 had electric door mirrors and tinted glass as standard but the S added central locking, electric front windows and driver's seat height adjustment. SE meant some colour coding, split rear seats and an eight-speaker radio/cassette. The Sport has alloy wheels and firmer suspension, fog lights, heated washer jets and a multi-function computer.
By 2005 things were better, entry level models only had a CD and central locking. An S though meant air conditioning as well as alloy wheels and electric windows. SE means remote locking, alarm and seat height adjustment. The Sport has lowered suspension, CD and fog lights.
Polo updates
1994 - 2001 Polo mk3
The mark 3 Polo produced in 1994 was completely revised and for the first time became available in both three- and five door versions. The mark 3 was given another facelift in 2000 with the new model featuring updated styling on the interior, headlights and bumpers.
2001 - 2009 Polo mk4
In late 2001 the VW Polo mark 4 debuted with quad headlights and this car was restyled again for 2005.
In 2007 the Polo BlueMotion was launched with a focus on low emissions and fuel economy. Based on the 1.4 litre TDI Polo, it had aerodynamic changes, lightweight alloys and longer gear ratios.
2009 - on Polo mk5
The mark 5 Polo arrived in 2009. It was voted the European Car of the Year and the World Car of the Year for 2010.
What should I look for on a used Polo?
Cam belt.
Has the cam belt been changed on schedule? With petrol engines it should be changed within 4 years or 80,000 miles. On most of the diesel engines it is 4 years or 60,000 miles. Please note, the 1.2 litre engine does not have a cam belt. Changing the belt will cost £200 - £350.
Ignition coil packs
The amber engine management light should come on with the ignition and go off shortly after the engine starts. If the light stays on and the car misfires, the most likely problem is the ignition coil pack.
Service history
Note that the Polo has the option of two servicing programmes - the initial choice of which is up to the first owner but a buyer of a second-hand Polo can swap from one to the other. The first option is the VW 'LongLife' servicing programme. With this option the servicing is up to 20,000 (petrol) or up to 30,000 miles (diesel). The other servicing option is "Time and Distance" servicing which is every 10,000 miles or every 12 months.
If the brakes are cold, feel the disc (through the middle of the wheel). There should not be a significant lip on the edge. If the disc has a lip of more than 2 mm then the car needs new discs (and usually pads) which will cost around £250.
Water leaks
Inspect the boot trim on the tailgate and feel all the carpet. If there are any water marks, or the trim and carpets are damp, there is a leak usually through the rear windscreen washer pipe. It needs a new clip. But if the water has reached the alarm microswitch in the tailgate, the alarm may be triggered for no reason. The microswitch will need replacing too.
Knocking noises coming from the wheel usually indicates that an anti-roll bar link needs replacing.
Air bag light
If the air bag light stays on, the problem is usually a software fault. The car needs an electronic diagnostics test and update.
The clutch can become heavy when the pedal box has cracked or and needs replacing. But the clutch itself could just be worn and need replacing. Cost of replacement will be around £400.
What's the marketplace like for Polos?
It has always been and remains very strong. Despite the huge amount of competition in the supermini car market, there is always room for a premium product and the Polo is it.
The better-equipped models and automatics always find buyers. Those after a bargain have to content themselves with the basic specification models which struggle in a more competitive used marketplace.
Which Polo should I buy?
The 1990s Polo is the tough little bargain basement model which is now temptingly cheap. The 1.0 litre engines can be tired now, although the '96 specification engine can return up to 47mpg. The 1.9D is quicker, tougher and will return almost 50mpg.
It's better to go for the perkier 1.3/1.4 petrol engines which will be cheaper than the sometimes overpriced diesels. If you must have an oil-burner, however, the 2000 on SDI and TDIs offer more refinement and over 50mpg.
It's always best to get a five-door for resale unless you are going down the GTI or minimalist 1.0 route. From 2002 the Pump Diesel engines meant even more economy and the smaller engines were better too making a 1.2 12-valve model probably the bargain combination. The often-overlooked 1.4i petrol is also worth a look.
Where do I shop for Polos?
The Polo is almost exclusively a privately bought model when new. It attracts nice middle class families aiming to get a quality second car or well-off OAPs who want to do the shopping in comfort. For that reason you can find some of the very best examples in private hands, provided they do have a full service history and bodywork that has been preened, cleaned and ideally parked in a garage.
Of course, there are plenty of examples that are with independent dealers and will have the advantage of a warranty. First off though we would recommend the private market and compare prices with dealers and work out the best value from there. You certainly should not pay over the odds for what still can be one of the more expensive small used cars.
Any alternatives to the Polo?
Ford Fiesta
The Ford Fiesta, is cheap to buy and run and there is a hugely wide choice at auction, car supermarkets and classifieds. The low prices combined with low insurance and running costs make the Fiesta impossible to ignore.
Toyota Yaris
One of the most complete superminis has to be the Toyota Yaris. Traditional Toyota virtues of build quality and reliability have been combined with cheeky distinctive styling and truly phenomenal packaging.
Peugeot 206
The Peugeot 206 is spacious, with good specifications and now some very low prices. It's getting on a bit now so early models are cheap but they're also in plentiful supply. The most economical is the 2.0 HDi Eco which returns an impressive, 62.8 mpg.
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Any experiences with these models are welcome. The prices are incredible, so I am doing a little homework by asking folks who know!
Conductor Tenor Saxophone
Conductor Model 300 Alto Saxophone
Any experiences with these models are welcome. The prices are incredible, so I am doing a little homework by asking folks who know!
Conductor Tenor Saxophone
Conductor Model 300 Alto Saxophone
Hi...I cannot say specifically...although I will say this, generally:
A NEW saxophone for $300....will get you exactly what you paid for. While there are, apparently, a few half-decent and cheap new brands out there (albeit not talking $300) ...this isn't a brand which gets discussion here. So I would proceed with caution. It is an asian-made knockoff of little repute and these usually are cause for a red flag.
A better bit of advice might be this:
Determine if you wanna play Alto or Tenor, then determine how much you are willing (or can) spend on the horn. Then ask that question, instead.
"I am a beginner and have $XXX to spend on an Alto/Tenor...I like ______________(this kind of music) and want to be playing in _____________(this kind of band situation)". Also, have you ever played an other instrument ?
Welcome to the Forum, glad you found it ...and you are correct, homework is a great idea; this place can be a good resource in most instances.
Jaye: Glad you answered this post. I read it and thought about it, but decided then not to post only because I really didn't know anything about this brand. However, after reading your reply and giving the question more thought, here I am!
I agree with your assumption . . . there are better known brands out there (and probably from the same Chinese maker, too!) that would be a better bet, in my view. Sure, one pays a bit more, but that will most likely get you a distributor who paid more attention to ordering details and even may have demanded upgraded construction (from the same manufacturer). I think that is critical when considering the various brands-from-the-same-or-similar factories.
I honestly don't know what Amazon did to acquire inexpensive saxophones to sell on the Internet, but I'd be more comfortable with a similar horn ordered by someone who knows the bi'ness (not that Amazon doesn't - heck, they could have a whiz-bang saxophone guy on staff for all I know).
I've posted before about a music-store-owner friend of mine who bought some Monique altos, did the tear-down himself, and re-built the horns before selling them. I played one and it was terrific. So, I'm thinking that some inexpensive Chinese/Taiwanese saxophones have potential . . . they just aren't very good out of the Asian shipping carton.
To the OP, if it were me I'd shy away from the horns you queried and instead go to known suppliers of inexpensive saxophones (Kessler comes to mind - I've had personal experience with his products). Could the Conductor turn out to be a player? Maybe, but the risk is there, unless the low price is peanuts to you. DAVE
One of the positive reviews on the Amazon page is by a Ron Berger, instrument technician. He's actually had the opportunity to examine one of these horns close up. His 'phone number is on the link at the bottom of my post. If I was thinking about buying one I'd give him a call. It's very possible that if you did buy one of these saxophones it would need to be properly set-up by a saxophone technician. That's not unusual, even with some top quality professional instruments and, even adding that to the cost, it would still be very good value if what this Ron Berger says is true. Maybe the seller is just clearing stock or needs cash. Good luck.
Ron Berger's Review on Amazon. Does anyone on here know Ron Berger ?
5.0 out of 5 stars excellant quality saxophone, October 25, 2011
By ron berger (San Diego, CA, US) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Conductor Model 300 Alto Saxophone - Gold Lacquer w Case, Accessories and 1 Year Warranty - On Sale - Save $150
I'm an instrument technician. I just finished working on a Conductor alto saxophone. All in all, I can say that this instrument is well made. I was really impressed with the quality of workmanship that went into building this product.
Job well done.
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Sage words from Dave. Interesting review alleycat scraped up.
IMHO, a must read for anyone in this position...is.....
Thing to consider here is...is it really worthwhile buying a horn out of a box which may require tech tweaks to make it really play rspectably ? Tech work doesn't come free. Seems a bit self-defeating to me....
I've had one before (not a 300 model), it was my first sax. It was okay, it wasnt bad nor was it good. It was darker sounding than my 62II, it eventually got a few leaks and I tried fixing it by getting a hammer and trying to hammer it back into position XD.
it is good if you have small hands
the action is ok, nothing special but nor is it sluggish
It is sort of dark and mellow but it doesn't have a huge core to it.
value for money? hmm not sure, i wouldnt buy one again even if it wasnt for me.
it really isnt anything special for the money. But I think it beats quite a few other asian types out there for the price.
I think its better than those yamaha Q class saxes aswell.
if you are on a tight budget im sure this would sufficient but i'd recommend looking around for good condition saxes 2nd hand
YAS 62II, [Eugene Rosseau NC4],
Choosing open holed flute or not: http://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?t=108257
Stephen Howard has this to say on the subject.
"I'll start with brand new instruments.
It might seem incredible that the instrument you've just bought for many hundreds of pounds needs fixing straightaway, but it's a sad fact that quality control these days is not what it used to be.
Common problems with brand new instruments range from manufacturing defects at the worst, right through to bad setups at best.
Manufacturing defects can be pretty serious, and expensive to fix ( if even possible ). Typically they'll be present in the keywork, showing up as badly fitted keys, misaligned key cups or badly secured fittings. The cost of repairing these problems can be quite high - and it may be a better bet to return the instrument to the retailer."
Alley Cat: I agree in principle with what you wrote. My take is that this horn from Amazon most likely comes without a selling dealer setting it up first, an almost necessary step in selling new saxophones, even Selmers and Yanagisawas. And, no I didn't read the Amazon page completely - maybe that is included - but I doubt it.
I believe that one would be better off buying a similar saxophone (meaning Asian-made inexpensive) from a known retailer of saxophones - one who takes the time and effort to set-up his products. True, the buyer pays for that service but considering the $280.00 Amazon price for their alto, then tossing in the complete re-build I mentioned earlier (and I doubt if this Amazon horn would be decent with a mere "tweak"), then the buyer is paying about the same price overall.
For instance, I KNOW Kessler's products, having bought two of his house-brand saxophones and a couple of pro-level instruments from him. Buy an Amazon horn and then pay the price to make it competitive (if that is even possible), or buy one of Kessler's house-brand saxophones and have it done right the first time, with the backing of a known, reliable, and trustworthy business behind your purchase. Conductor saxophones?/ No thank you. DAVE
OK. Forget the Conductor. Far wiser to pay a bit more cash and buy a saxophone that's already been correctly set up from a reputable company as Dave Dolson and JayePDX have suggested.
Hello All,
I really appreciate the well-thought opinions, and in particular the constructive dialogue between Alley Cat and Dave. The Kessler suggestion is certainly advice that is well-taken.
I played alto and tenor in my high school band, then took 25 years off before becoming interested in playing again.
Along the way, though, I did collect a Yamaha YTS-52 (with a metal Berg Larsen 110/2 mouthpiece), and a Cleveland (H.N. White) Alto from 1960-1965 (Serial #c136168). I was extremely fortunate in acquiring both horns, and have owned both for several years. The Yamaha's finish is still beautiful, but the Cleveland has seen better days. I find it very easy to play, though, and I like its sound.
My musical goals are simple these days - I love to play Christmas music, and I would like to play for special occasions at my church.
When I learned about the Conductor models, the little boy in me wondered what it would feel like to have a shiny new alto to pair with my Yamaha tenor - so, I sought the wise counsel of this audience.
I am brand new to SOTW, so thanks for making my first day an informative one!
Take Care,
...eh...you kinda missed my point entirely, there, if I must say so.
A new horn shouldn't need significant work...period. That they do just speaks loads to how contemporary production has really gone into the tank.....
Sssssooo....taking THIS example.....you buy this thing for $300, but a tech needs to spend 2 hours on it to really get it playing right.....
That's kind of a sucky deal, in the end...because for $425-50 one can easily find a higher-quality, higher-level, proven & reputed model which is all set to pop right out of the case.
Ergo...self-defeating...in one's search for a 'deal' they have paid more and gotten less.
I have to say, much better use of that sorta $ than buying a low-budget new instrument. Old Cleves are solid players...and if I may take what alleycat points out and use it more specifically in your instance:
one cannot properly gauge an instrument or have it do justice if it's not properly set up.
So give the Cleve a little love...and it will serve you hella better than any sub-$500 new horn. They are very popular vintage models for that very reason...solid, reliable, very good-sounding, and inexpensive.
You wanna go new, certainly go for it....but a respectable one with a decent track record in the budget range (aka kessler, bauhaus, etc) is gonna set you back about 6 bill$.
"OK. Forget the Conductor. Far wiser to pay a bit more cash and buy a saxophone that's already been correctly set up from a reputable company as Dave Dolson and JayePDX have suggested."
Agreement is wonderful, then...ain't it ?
What went through my mind was the thought of a complete beginner taking a brand new Chinese saxophone to a tech for it to be "improved". Ok, which tech ? The well intentioned beginner could end up with a very big bill indeed. That may not happen but why risk it when, for a few more $'s, plenty of other instruments are available from reputable suppliers requiring no work and ready to play ? You were right. I was wrong.
Not long ago, someone I know from work showed me a new Chinese alto he had bought for his 9 year old daughter who was keen to learn. It was absolutely unplayable. The few keys that weren't jammed closed pads that didn't seal. It was a complete mess. I dread to think what any tech would have to charge to put that right even if it could be done. Judging from the Amazon reviews the Conductor wasn't in that league but, as you said, why take a chance ?
I bought the Conductor (Chinese origin) tenor and straight soprano from Amazon. I hadn't played in decades so they seemed like they would be OK for starters. I took them to my local repair shop for them to look over. They said they might last me a year but they wouldn't touch them if they ever needed repair. I returned them to Amazon within 30 days and got a full refund. In general, beware of any saxophone that comes with a pair of small white gloves!


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Sharpsburg – In a battle for sole possession of first place in Region 3-AAAAAA, Langston Hughes' Keion Davis turned in a first-place worthy performance and spoiled East Coweta's homecoming game.
Davis keyed the Panthers 42-14 win, rushing for 237 yards and five touchdowns and added an interception on defense.
It was the seventh straight win for Langston Hughes (7-1, 3-0 in 3-AAAAAA), which beat East Coweta 28-14 in 2012.
Kinan Humphrey passed for 135 yards for Langston Hughes, which held East Coweta (4-4, 2-1) to 27 net rushing yards and 199 yards total.
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While East Coweta's Bryce Gemmel passed for 172 yards, the Panther defense intercepted four passes and recovered a fumbled punt snap to set up a key score. Montavious Atkinson, Kalil Gray and Jaylin Boyd all had interceptions in the fourth quarter.
The loss ended East Coweta's three-game winning streak.
Langston Hughes needed just three plays to notch its first score, a 4-yard run by Davis, who set up the score with a 35-yard run.
After East Coweta's Cole Antley just missed wide left on a 51-yard field goal, Langston Hughes drove 80 yards in 12 plays to its second score, Davis' 1-yard with 2:26 left in the first period. The Panthers converted three third downs on the drive.
The Indians notched their first score early in the second period on Malik Robinson's 3-yard run to finish off an 11-play, 61-yard drive
Hughes stretched the lead to 21-7 on Davis' 3-yard run late in the third period.
East Coweta cut the lead to 21-14 on Bryce Gemmel's 34-yard pass to Markell Boston.
East Coweta forced a punt and got the ball back with a chance to pull even, but could not move the ball. Antley dropped the punt snap and Langston Hughes fell on it at the East Coweta 9-yard line early in the fourth quarter.
The Panthers capitalized and began pulling away. On the next play Davis scored his fourth touchdown on a 9-yard run and two plays after Atkinson intercepted an East Coweta pass with 8:25 left in the game Davis bolted 53 yards for his final touchdown.
Langston Hughes 14 0 7 21 – 42
East Coweta 0 7 7 0 – 14
LH – Keion Davis 4 run (Aaron Martinez kick)
LH – Davis 1 run (Martinez kick)
EC – Malik Robinson 3 run (Cole Antley kick)
LH – Davis 3 run (Martinez kick)
EC – Markell Boston 34 pass from Bryce Gemmel (Antley kick)
LH – Davis 9 run (Martinez kick)
LH – Davis 53 run (Martinez kick)
LH – Robert Saunders 4 run (Martinez kick)
October 26th, 2013
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Enter your comments here Who is this Langston huges team, are these boys for real?
October 26th, 2013
10:14 am
I tell you what teams better come and play against these kids and the coaches better be ready too! Hughes coaches seem to have put a pretty good staff together to help these players to win games. I can't wait to see the adjustment they have for the playoff. Good job to Coach Cannon and his staff put South Fulton on the map coaches.
October 27th, 2013
10:37 pm
im going to tell you like this if you come in to the game sleeping on this langston team they will wake you up seriously they have a good staff good offense and great defense sleeper of the year


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BBEdit Finder toolbar button
September 6th, 2012 at 7:30 am by Dr. Drang
This should come as no surprise to anyone who's read my recent posts:
Time to stop pretending I might use Sublime Text. Bought the @bbedit upgrade (version 8 -> 10).
— Dr. Drang (@drdrang) Wed Sep 5 2012 11:14 AM CDT
For a while, I was using both TextMate1 and BBEdit, but today I decided the testing phase is over. I removed TextMate from my Dock and put BBEdit in its place. I've changed the default application for files ending in
.py, and
.txt and will change the default for other plain text extensions as I run into them.2
Lastly, I removed the Finder toolbar button for opening files in TextMate and replaced it with one for BBEdit.
About a year ago, I revamped my Finder toolbar and included an improved "Open in TextMate" button from Henrik Nyh. Henrik's button, and the associated AppleScript-based application, were the basis for today's new button.
The button works four ways:
- With one or more files selected, clicking the button opens those files.
- With a folder selected, clicking the button opens all the files in that folder.
- With no files selected, clicking the button opens all the files in the folder associated with the window.
- Dragging files or folders to the button opens the dragged items.
The value of the button is that it can quickly open files in BBEdit when it isn't their default application.3 For example, on my computers
.html files are set to open in Safari, and I want to keep it that way. But when I need to edit an HTML file, I use the button to open it in BBEdit.
To use the button, download the zipped "Open in BBEdit" application, unzip it, and put the unzipped application in your Applications folder. Then Command-drag it to your Finder toolbar.
Update 9/6/12
If you're running Mountain Lion (I'm not), you may need to run the app directly from the Finder to deal with the new code-signing/Gatekeeper infrastructure. See Jonathan Lundell's comment below.
If you just want to use the button, that's all you need to know. If you're interested in building a similar app/button of your own, here are some details:
The AppleScript that launches BBEdit is pretty much a straight steal of Henrik's, with "BBEdit" substituted for "TextMate."
1: -- Opens the currently selected Finder files, or else the current Finder window, in BBEdit. Also handles dropped files and folders.
3: -- Original (for TextMate) by Henrik Nyh <http://henrik.nyh.se>
4: -- Adapted to BBEdit by Dr. Drang <http://leancrew.com>
5: -- Based loosely on http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/1037
7: -- script was clicked
8: on run
9: activate application "System Events"
10: activate application "Finder"
11: tell application "Finder"
12: if selection is {} then
13: set finderSelection to folder of the front window as string
14: else
15: set finderSelection to selection as alias list
16: end if
17: end tell
19: bb(finderSelection)
20: end run
22: -- script was drag-and-dropped onto
23: on open (theList)
24: bb(theList)
25: end open
27: -- open in BBEdit
28: on bb(listOfAliases)
29: tell application "BBEdit"
30: open listOfAliases
31: activate
32: end tell
33: end bb
Update 9/6/12
I added Lines 9 and 10 to work around a bug in Lion and Mountain Lion that's discussed in the comments.
I saved this as an application with the name "Open in BBEdit." At this point, it does what it's supposed to, but its icon is generic and appears in the Dock when the app is launched. We'll deal with these deficiencies in reverse order.
Right-click on the app and choose Show Package Contents from the menu. Inside the
Contents folder is a file called
Info.plist. This is just an XML text file. I added the following items inside the main
<dict> element:
The LSUIElement key, when set to 1, identifies the app as an "agent," and agents don't appear in the Dock.
Making the app's icon was a bit trickier. The Finder toolbar uses a 32×32 icon, so I only needed to make that one size. It's built from two parts: a rounded-corner rectangle filled with a gray gradient, and 16×16 BBEdit icon. I got the icon from BBEdit itself. Buried a few levels deep in the BBEdit package is the
BBEditApplication.icns file, which includes several icon sizes and designs.
Double-clicking the
.icns file opens it in Preview, which allows you to see all the sizes.
Icon 11 is the one used in the Finder's list view, which seemed like a good choice for the button. I dragged it out from Preview onto my Desktop, where it became a TIFF file. I opened it in Acorn, put it in a layer over the rounded rectangle, and exported the result as a PNG file.
The free version of img2icns allowed me to make a file called
droplet.icns from the PNG. I copied this file into the "Open in BBEdit" package to replace the default icon.
With the changes to
Info.plist and
droplet.icns, the "Open in BBEdit" app was complete.
Version 1.5, of course. I found TM 2 weird and foreign. ↩
I suppose I could use RCDefaultApp, but I'm not sure it still works. ↩
Yes, I could right-click the file and use the Open With… command, but the toolbar button is faster. ↩
16 Responses to "BBEdit Finder toolbar button"
Lauri Ranta says:
The run handler is affected by rdar://9406282: Finder scripting selection may refer to bogus value not correlated with UI.
If you open a new Finder window, select some file, and click the tool bar icon, BBEdit opens files selected in the second frontmost window (or nothing). As a workaround, you could focus another application and then Finder again before getting the selection:
activate application "SystemUIServer" activate application "Finder"
update folder of Finder window 1or focusing a different window doesn't seem to work.
I had a few scripts like this, but I stopped using them because of that bug. I've just assigned a shortcut to a script that focuses an open with or open recent menu:
try set l to {"Open Recent", "Open Recent File", "Recent Projects", "Open Recent Set", "Open With"} tell application "System Events" to tell (process 1 where it is frontmost) tell menu bar item 3 of menu bar 1 click repeat with x in l try click menu item x of menu 1 exit repeat end try end repeat end tell end tell end try
But there's another bug where the open with menu doesn't work with files selected on the desktop if you also have other Finder windows open.
People wouldn't be so afraid of the file system if Finder actually worked.
Dr. Drang says:
I suppose the reason I never noticed this bug, which also affects my old "Open in TextMate" button, is that I always open files by dragging to the button instead of selecting and clicking.
The easiest workaround, suggested by you and also by Daniel Jalkut in the radar, is to add
applescript: activate application "System Events" activate application "Finder"
just before the
tellline in the
on runhandler. There's a little flash as the Finder is deactivated and reactivated, but it does fix the problem of opening the wrong file.
The radar says this is a Lion bug. I haven't upgraded either of my computers to Mountain Lion—is the bug still there? If the bug isn't present in ML, I'm inclined to leave the AppleScript as is. Future readers, including me, won't get any value out of a workaround for a bug in an out-of-date OS.
Jonathan Lundell says:
I confirm that the bug is present in 10.8.1, and that the good doctor's suggested fix works fine.
I had to run the script once from the Finder in order to bypass the ML code-signing check.
Idle curiosity: why the small button? My only other third-party toolbar button is the same size (height, anyway) as the stock buttons, and make marginally easier click targets.
Dr. Drang says:
Thanks for telling me about the bug. I'll add the workaround to both the AppleScript listing and to the zipped app.
The button is small to match the other custom buttons in that section of the toolbar. That was the standard toolbar button size back in the Snow Leopard days (see the screen shot in my post from early last year, where all the buttons are the same size), and I just haven't gotten around to making them bigger. I should, though. Is 48×48 the right size now?
Update: It looks like the only way I can make the buttons "bigger" is to make them more square. I can increase the height this way, but it will decrease the width. The value in using icons that look like buttons was better visual integration with the standard Finder toolbar buttons. Some of that integration will be lost if I make the buttons square. I guess I'll have to do some experimenting to see what looks best.
Lauri Ranta says:
If System Events wasn't running before, activating it would take a bit longer than activating a process like SystemUIServer. It would also use some memory for a few minutes.
$ time osascript -e 'activate app "System Events"' real 0m0.256s user 0m0.043s sys 0m0.014s $ time osascript -e 'activate app "SystemUIServer"' real 0m0.060s user 0m0.031s sys 0m0.012s $ time osascript -e 'activate app "System Events"' real 0m0.061s user 0m0.031s sys 0m0.012s $ time osascript -e '""' real 0m0.054s user 0m0.029s sys 0m0.011s
Dr. Drang says:
I've tried it both ways, Lauri, and found no perceptible difference to the user. While I appreciate the concern for efficiency and memory use (especially as someone on a RAM-constrained iMac), I'm going to stick with System Events because I think it's an application more AppleScript users are familiar with.
Jonathan Lundell says:
40x22, says xScope. The cd-to icon looks to be 22x22, which isn't so bad either. Plus Retina variants, presumably.
Also, Apple's (but not cd-to) have unselected variants, used when the window doesn't have focus. Maybe not available to dragged-in apps?
Dr. Drang says:
Apparently, Jonathan, we were typing at the same time. See my update to Comment #4.
Claude says:
I've adapted the script for Sublime Text. I've made a icon but I don't have a blog to publish it, if I can send it to someone it would be nice. The icon looks small too. the script:
applescript: -- Opens the currently selected Finder files, or else the current Finder window, in SublimeText2. Also handles dropped files and folders. -- Original (for TextMate) by Henrik Nyh http://henrik.nyh.se -- Adapted to BBEdit by Dr. Drang http://leancrew.com -- Based loosely on http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/1037 -- Open with Sublime Text 2: -- script was clicked on run activate application "System Events" activate application "Finder" tell application "Finder" if selection is {} then set finderSelection to folder of the front window as string else set finderSelection to selection as alias list end if end tell SublimeText2(finderSelection) end run -- script was drag-and-dropped onto on open (theList) SublimeText2(theList) end open -- open in SublimeText2 on SublimeText2(listOfAliases) tell application "Sublime Text 2" open listOfAliases activate end tell end SublimeText2
Bill Shepherd says:
I had to recreate the whole thing to get around Gatekeeper - it didn't want to open your app from the Finder toolbar, but it didn't have any problem with my app (copied wholesale from you).
I'd like to see a larger toolbar icon, if that's possible. Looks okay in the Finder list view, but seems oddly tiny sitting there by itself on the toolbar.
Dr. Drang says:
I reformatted your code; let me if I messed something up in doing so.
Don't know what to say about Gatekeeper, since I don't have any first-hand experience with it. As I said in Comment 4, I'm experimenting with different icons. I'll post an update if I come up with something I like.
Michael Fessler says:
One further issue I just found: On Mountain Lion, if you have no files selected, but are in the "All My Files" view in the Finder, then clicking on the toolbar button yields a dialog box with the message "MacOS Error Code: −4960".
Loost as if this may be because because the "All My Files" view is not a "real folder," so attempts to get "Folder of front window" and convert it to a string fail.
Selecting a file first, or dragging it to the toolbar icon, works fine.
Tom Shannon says:
You might already be doing this but FWIW, to get around Gatekeeper, I always need to right click on the file and choose "Open". This generates a warning message but if you clear it, you won't get it any more (no matter how you open it).
I'm not sure why this works for right clicking but not double-clicking. I guess Apple figured that if you know that you can right click to open, you probably know what you're doing. Or at least you gave it some thought before opening it.
Dr. Drang says:
Good catch, Michael. I can think of two fixes:
- Test for the window name in the
if selection is {}part of the
on runhandler and bail out if it's "All My Files."
- Use a
try/exceptblock in the
on runhandler to cover a multitude of sins.
I won't be doing either of these. One of the great advantages of writing code for yourself is that you don't have to handle situations you'll never encounter. Unless I start using "All My Files" (unlikely), I have no reason to clutter up my code with a test for it.
I do, on the other hand, think it's important to provide everything you need to customize the app to your needs. If you're an "All My Files" user, by all means add the code to handle the bug Michael pointed out.
- Test for the window name in the
Eddy says:
Because of Gatekeeper in Mountain Lion, I couldn't get "Open in BBEdit" to ever launch successfully. Right-clicking and choose "Open" would just display an error code dialog.
Rather than re-creating the app from scratch like Bill Shepherd did, I found it easier to remove the "quarantine" extended attribute in Terminal:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Open\ in\ BBEdit.app
After doing that, it started working great. As a long-time BBEdit user, this will be very handy. Thanks!
StumblingMages says:
Nice tip. I cloned it for Sublime Text 2 and found it didn't work quite the same for Path Finder. Then I found this post for open in TextMate http://ctrloptcmd.com/archives/645/some-path-finder-applescripts#openintm. Very similar but now the same button works in both Path Finder and Finder. The additional bonus is I can launch it via Quicksilver to open the selected files in either file browser.


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A Palestinian man was shot and killed by Israeli troops early Wednesday while two of his companions were arrested as the three attempted to enter Israel from the Gaza Strip.
The three men were apparently manual laborers trying to enter Israel in search of work, according to Haaretz.
Israeli military sources said that the men were seen crouching near the separation fence between Gaza and Israel, and that the they had ignored orders to halt before being fired at.
On Tuesday, a Palestinian died of wounds he sustained last September, medical sources reported. Ziyad Abu Sa'da, a 23 year old Islamic Jihad activist, was hit when Israeli occupation forces stormed Khiza'a area, east of Khan Younis city, north the Gaza Strip. Abu Sa'ada was seriously hit in the chest and died in al-Wafa hospital in Gaza city.
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In addition to concerts with most of the UK's orchestras, Mark Wigglesworth has guest conducted many of the finest ensembles in Europe and North America. He also has a huge commitment to making music with young people. Having conducted the Dutch National Youth Orchestra on several occasions since 1990 he has collaborated with many of Holland's finest musicians from the earliest stages of their careers. Passionate about passing on his experiences to a younger generation, he has also performed with the European Union Youth Orchestra, the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, and the Aspen Music Festival Orchestra, as well as giving Conducting Masterclasses in London, Stockholm and Amsterdam.
Equally at home in the Opera House, Mark Wigglesworth started his operatic career with a period as Music Director of Opera Factory, London. Since then he has worked regularly at Glyndebourne, Welsh National Opera and English National Opera. He has also conducted at the Netherlands Opera, La Monnaie in Brussels, the Sydney Opera House, the Metropolitan Opera, New York, and the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
In the studio, Mark's recordings have centred around a project with BIS Records to record all the symphonies of Shostakovich.
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Taking her first steps!! Who knew the motivation she needed was just an iPad playing a Toy Story story?
Hat tolerator. These were precious moments when baby actually kept the hat on.
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I spent a very pleasant hour recently in the Poetry Library at the Southbank centre. I've been a member of the Poetry Library almost since it first opened, and it is truly a national treasure.
It is such a peaceful place, such a great place to sit and read poetry (of course) and discover new writing.
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Playing since 2005 huh? Have you done much raiding? Wiping is part of the raiding. If you're not willing to wipe then don't get in a raid. The best of the best raiders wipe a lot.
The guy that dropped from the raid because it was a "wipefest" is obviously not the kind of player a raiding guild wants. That doesn't mean what the Raid Leader did was right but he was still justified. I would have handled it different but to each his own.
Dropping from a raid because you don't want to wipe anymore will get you blacklisted faster than anything else. (Almost as bad as being a ninja.)
Asking Schramm about his age makes you look like an ass. The way the Raid Leader dropped his guild mate was funny. The fact that he didn't handle it well, is not. I think you need to step back from wow and loosen up a bit. :)


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do wheels turn 360 degrees?
My cabinet is smaller than the dimensions of this roll-out. However, If I turned the shelf 1/4 turn, the dimensions would work. BUT would the wheels function? Do the wheels turn 360 degrees? OR can they be installed to function in the above scenario? Please advise.
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Answer:The wheels do turn 360 degrees. My cabinet is a bit smaller than the dimensions listed but with a little turn it pulls out very easily. I have heavy items on the shelf but the wheels still turn just fine.
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Answer:The wheels have to follow the mounting brackets so that only way they can go is straight.
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What is what the hight is including the wheels?
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Answer:Thank you for your question. Measurements and other helpful information can be found by clicking the 'Specifications' tab on the page above. The overall dimensions (including wheels and handle) - 18"D x 7"H; expands from 14"w to 24"w.
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How do you attach the wheels?
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Answer:Thank you for your question. To attach the wheels to the Chrome Roll-Out Floor Shelf, expand the sides, insert the caster stem into the holes on the plates and tighten with a nut..
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the nut on the stem of the castor wheels cannot be removed
the castors come with a stem which has a nut that cannot be removed, so I don't understand how the wheels get installed
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Answer:Thank you for your question. If you can't remove the nut from the caster of the Chrome Roll-Out Floor Shelf, please contact Customer Service for an exchange.
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can you hook two together lengthwise.
I have a weird pantry space under the stair that goes back over three feet before it meets the floor. It is a floored-in former stairwell and thus has walls on both sides. It is about 3 feet wide. I plan on blocking off the back part with a movable bookcase door. I need some way to use the space behind this, the part where it gets too low to stand.
From the side view, think an isosceles triangle. door into it at the side of the higher end, bookcase about half-way towards the sloped-down end, space behind it what I need to fill.
Can one hook two of these together length wise, so I'd end up with a two compartmented pullout 24 x 36 inches? Or would trying to hook them together mess up the function of the wheels?
From the side view, think an isosceles triangle. door into it at the side of the higher end, bookcase about half-way towards the sloped-down end, space behind it what I need to fill.
Can one hook two of these together length wise, so I'd end up with a two compartmented pullout 24 x 36 inches? Or would trying to hook them together mess up the function of the wheels?
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Answer:Thank you for your question. You should be able to hook two of these together without affecting the casters.
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MICHIGAN CITY | Visit Michigan City LaPorte Convention and Visitors Bureau in cooperation with US F-1 Powerboat have announced the final schedule of events for the upcoming Maple City Grand Prix on May 31, June 1 & 2, 2013.
This year's sponsors are Best Western Plus LaPorte Hotel & Conference Center, Blue Heron Inn, Clubhouse Bar & Grill, Exit 1 Reality, Indiana University Health LaPorte, Jiffy Lube LaPorte, LaPorte Park & Recreation, Michigan City Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Ram, NIPSCO, Serious Fun/Sonny's Body Shop, Seven Restaurant, Spire Farm to Fork, TCB Manufacturing and WLOI/WCOE Radio Stations.
The F1 Powerboat is an international motor boat competition for powerboats. It is the highest class of inshore powerboat racing in the world, and as such, with it sharing the title of F1, is similar to Formula One car racing. Each race lasts approximately 45 minutes following a circuit marked out in a selected stretch of water, usually a lake, river, or sheltered bay.
Inaugurated in 1981, F1 powerboat racing is a Grand Prix style event, in which teams compete around the world each season. In the 2012 season, a total of 28 drivers and 11 teams entered at least one race, with 18 boats competing full-time. The races take place along a track of approximately 350 meters with multiple turns, over which the boats can reach 250 kilometers per hour (155 mph). The races are longer than most powerboat races at approximately 45 minutes, but still shorter than many car races. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F1_Powerboat_World_Championship
The boats, their owners and the race teams will be at Soldiers Memorial Park in LaPorte starting as early as Thursday, May 30th. Boat testing and time trials will begin on Friday and Saturday and the race will be run on Sunday, June 2nd on Stone Lake.
This year, the dry pit area for these F-1 Powerboats will be scattered throughout the Stone Lake beach area, and will be open FREE to spectators to see the boats and teams up close starting on Friday.
The best FREE spectator viewing for Race Day on Sunday will be on the beach and along Lake Shore Drive. FREE parking will be available at the LaPorte County Fairgrounds, 2581 W State Road 2, LaPorte, IN 46350, with free shuttle bus service to the race site on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Also, there is FREE parking at Newport Landing, Truesdell Avenue and Hoelocker, LaPorte, IN 46350. Newport Landing is within walking distance of the race site. Let Visit Michigan City LaPorte CVB do the driving as you sit back and relax in an air conditioned motor coach. These buses will run continuously between the Fairgrounds and Newport Landing and the park entrance all three days. On Friday the transportation begins at 1pm-11pm, Saturday 9am-11pm and Sunday 9am-5pm.
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History and myth. Art and culture. Legends and legacies. The story of the American West is a rich and colorful tapestry, one that you could be part of at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Together, our wide-ranging expertise, comprehensive collections, and engaging programs allow visitors to discover and experience that story for themselves.
Create your own lasting legacy. Find your position at the Center and help us share the story of the real American West.
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The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is seeking seasonal Food Service Associates. Must provide excellent customer service in the museum café and coffee bar. Food service experience preferred, but not required. Flexible schedule! $9.50 per hour plus tips. Apply online or stop by the Center to pick up an application. Shifts available immediately.
Senior Registrar and Collections Manager
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, seeks candidates for a Senior Registrar and Collections Manager position. Under the direction of the Director of Museum Services, the Senior Registrar/Collections Manager ensures the efficient and professional execution of the duties and functions of the Registration Department and manages collections storage, installation, de-installation, and shipping. Duties include: maintaining collections records including loan agreements, condition reports, accession records, location changes, insurance records, transaction files, and collection inventories, staying current with new technologies and methodologies and integrating them into the Center's Registration activities, and assisting with the annual planning, budgeting, and reporting processes.
Candidates for the position should have a minimum of a four-year degree in museum services or a related field. A master's degree with a minor in registration or a related field is preferred. We are seeking an individual who has successfully led change who possesses qualities of teamwork, adaptability, good humor, and the ability to work cooperatively with other staff and to also work independently.
Additional requirements include:
- A minimum of three years of registration experience.
- Experience with collections handling and storage and exhibit installation, de-installation, and shipping.
- Strong knowledge of data base software, Argus experience preferred), used for registration.
- Strong software skills in Microsoft Office Suite. Must have the ability to put together basic spreadsheet analysis.
- Excellent keyboarding skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication.
- Exceptional organization skills, project management experience, and attention to detail.
- Be able to reach, bend, stoop and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.
The Center offers an excellent benefit package and competitive wages. Interested candidates should send their cover letter, resume, reference,s and salary history to: Buffalo Bill Center of the West Human Resource Department, by e-mail to email@example.com. For more information, please call Chris Searles, Human Resources Manager, at 307-578-4089.
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The closing date on this position is August 29, 2014.
General Maintenance Technician
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is seeking candidates for a full-time position, General Maintenance Technician. This individual will assist with general facilities service activities, including general facility maintenance, exhibits, event set ups, and shipments. A background in electronics and CCTV is desirable.
The successful candidate will have two years general maintenance experience or the equivalent with emphasis on construction. Some electrical, plumbing or HVAC experience is desired. The job requires lifting 100 lbs., squatting, stooping, climbing ladders and carrying materials. Good candidates will be detail oriented, have basic Microsoft Office knowledge and skills and be good team members.
The position requires occasional evening and week end work. The Center offers a full benefit package with health, dental, vision, life and disability insurance as well as paid time off and a retirement plan.
Apply online, or e-mail your resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com. Be sure to include your salary requirements.
Seasonal Sales Associates
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is seeking candidates for part-time, seasonal positions in the Center Store. These individuals greet and assist customers, stock merchandise, operate a cash register, and complete other duties. Positions are available for several time periods, seven days a week, and start at $9 per hour. Successful candidates will have a high school diploma or the equivalent. These individuals need excellent sales skills, efficient work habits, and pleasant interaction with guests and fellow employees. Previous retail experience is a plus.
Apply online or complete an application at the Center.
Click here for an overview of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West
Internship Opportunities
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West offers summer internships providing specialized learning experiences in a museum setting, with options in conservation, education, graphics, records management, and much more. Click here to find our internship postings for 2014.


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