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Albert Einstein had a colossal corpus callosum. And when it comes to this particular piece of neural real estate, it's pretty clear that size matters.
Chances are, that brawny bundle of white matter cleaving the Swiss physicist's brain from front to back is part of what made his mind so phenomenally creative. The corpus callosum carries electrical signals between the brain's right and left hemispheres. Stretching nearly the full length of the brain from behind the forehead to the nape of the neck, the corpus callosum is the dense network of neural fibers that make brain regions with very different functions work together.
When the corpus callosum works well, the human brain is a marvel of social, spatial and verbal reasoning. When it malfunctions – as it appears to do in autism, fetal alcohol syndrome and certain genetic disorders, as well as after traumatic brain injury – the effect on cognition can be disastrous.
According to a letter to the editor published last week in the journal Brain, Einstein's corpus callosum at the time of his death was a veritable superhighway of connectivity, "thicker in the vast majority of subregions" than the corpus collosi of 15 elderly healthy males, and thicker at five key crossings than those of 52 young, healthy males who served as a comparison group.
Upon Einstein's death of an aortic aneurysm at age 76, his heirs approved the removal of his brain. A trove of histological slides were made, documenting minute slices of the theoretical physicist's brain. While some of those are housed at Princeton University, where Einstein spent his final years, and at the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington, D.C., many have been lost or stolen. Without a full picture of Einstein's brain, the basis of the theoretical physicist's genius eludes scientists.
But photographs of Einstein's postmortem brain unexpectedly came to light recently, giving neuroscientists a glimpse of the genius that lay within. Last November, the journal Brain published a remarkably detailed look at the surface of Einstein's brain. The latest analysis is based on several of these photographs, which showed the separated right and left hemispheres of Einstein's postmortem brain. Those revealed the corpus callosum with great resolution and accuracy, and allowed the current analysis.
The authors of the study – physicists from East China Normal University in Shanghai and Florida State University anthropologist Dean Falk – were particularly impressed by the relative brawn of Einstein's corpus callosum at the splenium, which is a region of the corpus callosum that facilitates communication among the parietal, temporal and occipital lobes and between those regions and the brain's intellectual command center, the prefrontal cortex. The parietal and occipital lobes, in particular, are key to imagining and manipulating visuospatial information and images, and to conducting mathematical operations.
Earlier studies of Einstein's brain have found some regions, notably Einstein's parietal lobes, were just plain bigger than those of normal people. But the authors write, "our findings suggest that Einstein's extraordinary cognition was related not only to his unique cortical structure and cytoarchitectonics, but also involved enhanced communications routes between at least some parts of his two cerebral hemispheres."
Peter Tse, a Harvard University neuroscientist who recently explored the underpinnings of artistic, scientific and mathematical creativity, said the study's findings underscore that the ways in which we use our brains – and the consistency with which we do so – may matter more as we age. Tse noted that while Einstein's brain was much better connected than those of similarly aged men, it was not quite as strikingly more connected than those of healthy young controls.
That might reflect the fact that Einstein continued to exercise his brain strenuously, forestalling much of the atrophy that comes with age.
"It might just be that Einstein's brain was more like a young person's brain in that sense," said Tse. "A recent article has shown that the brain is like a muscle in the sense that neural circuits that are used often tend to change in their organization." That, in turn, may lead to increases – or at least changes – in connective tissues such as the corpus callosum, he added.
"We should therefore not conclude that Einstein's genius was caused by some part of his brain being slightly larger than average. It might be that his brain was slightly larger in these areas because he exercised these regions more than the average person."
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This paper introduces labor market transition as an intervening process by which the overarching institutional transition to a market economy alters social stratification outcome. Rather than directly address income distribution, it examines the pattern of workers' entry to self-employment in reform-era China (1978-1996), focusing on rural-urban differences and the temporal trend. Analyses of data from a national representative survey in China show that education, party membership and cadre status all deter urban workers' entry to self-employment, while education promotes rural workers' entry to self-employment. As marketization proceeds, the rate of entry to self-employment increases in both rural and urban China, but urban workers are increasingly more likely to take advantages of new market opportunities. In urban China, college graduates and cadres are still less likely to be involved in self-employment, but they are becoming more likely to do so in the later phase of reform. The diversity of transition scenarios is attributed to the variations in concrete institutional environments.
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Mariemont Village Council recently agreed to set construction hours in the village, but a clause about working on holidays generated a fair amount of discussion among members.
A Rules and Law Committee report set permitted construction and home improvement hours between 7:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays.
The report, which was later approved by council, also prohibited construction work on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and New Year's Eve.
Councilman Jeff Andrews questioned the decision to include holidays in the construction hours ordinance.
"Are we opening up a can of worms by including Christmas, Easter and not other holidays?" he asked. "Those happen to be the ones I celebrate, but I recognize not everyone does."
Councilman Cortney Scheeser, chairman of the Rules and Law Committee said both the regular hours and the holiday restrictions are meant to address quality of life issues for residents, but he was open to changing the policy for holidays.
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If the holiday restrictions are kept in place, Councilman Andy Black said village officials would have to be careful not to add construction hour restrictions for all the village holidays.
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Village Solicitor Ed McTigue said he would investigate whether it was OK for the village to include certain holidays for restricted construction hours and find out how other neighboring municipalities handle the issue.
Though the report was passed, council will have three readings of the proposed ordinance before the hours are set. The readings are expected to take place during regularly scheduled meetings.
McTigue said he will conduct more research about the issue and bring it back to council for another discussion after the second ordinance reading.
"It's nice to think that we would respect those days," Councilman Dennis Wolter said of the four restricted holidays in the report. "Those are generally quiet holidays but we could be opening ourselves up to a lot of debate."
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Nearly a thousand people came through the doors to try their hand at Have a Go sessions. Visitors were able to have a go at a number of new skills and activities, from engineering to floristry, decorating to make up and pen on a stick portraits, football shooting challenge, virtual welding, pit stop wheel change, and the kayak challenge, proved amongst the most popular.
Over six hundred school children were bussed in from around Doncaster to find out what their next step could be from local colleges, universities, training providers and the National Careers Service who were on hand to help them. In the evening the show was open to the general public.
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Ross Maloney, Chief Executive of the Skills Show, said, 'The Skills Show Experience provides unique local opportunities to inspire young people through hands on, practical Have a Go activities, the opportunity to engage with employers, colleges and learning providers, and access impartial careers advice to help them find out about the range of jobs and careers open to them.'
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Trust me, it's nowhere near what true x-wing v tie fighter fans are craving.
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Douchebag's are the life of the party! You really like to explore new places and confront new people. You are very concerned with cleanliness, and willing to do the dirty work necessary for a healthy work and living environment.
That's false advertising--made up data (136 comments)
Your friends have not taken the IQ quiz. What they have done is just taken your friends list and made up scores for them.
I know this because I saw the ad on my wife's page and it said I got a score on a test I had never taken.
I am terrified (136 comments)
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It's a vaccine right?
read the news (604 comments)
Just because the swine flu is giving healthy adults trouble doesn't mean the children and elderly get out free, as noted by the child who died this morning.
Mexican labs can detect the flu, they are just swamped with so many cases and the tests takes some hours.
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You can live without an online connection?
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I doubt it.
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cause children shouldn't know about rape, or violence against women? It wasn't a real rape scene anyway, it was just attempted...
Of course, the sex scene was pretty hot so...
But I don't think there were themes any worse than DK2.
I'm curious if anyone here let their child watch it and what the reaction was.
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I liked 9, it was somewhat simplistic but I recall enjoying the game all the way through.
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FF8 was a horrible battle system, drawing sucked, the guardians took forever to use, were hard to find without walkthroughs, and you were supposed to push fucking buttons during the cutscenes?
I enjoyed FF9 and X and X-2, but ff8 is a black spot for me, i simply could not bear to play it when I realized that to properly build my characters I'd have to spend boring hours drawing shit.
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You clearly don't understand what a victimless crime is.
A victimless crime is one where there is no known potential for unwanted harm to come to another person.
Shooting at people and missing obviously does not qualify, since missing is based on your ability, which we can not trust. Same with most traffic violations.
Smoking pot in your bedroom with the door closed does qualify, only you are directly affected by any negative consequences.
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There's nothing sadder when the kids you fuckin tutored get 'honors' while you have no such distinction, because you challenged yourself every step of the way.
There should be weight given to grades based on the level of the courses.
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Self-fulfilling prophecy.
When you expect certain results, you often perceive them. Same as the placebo effect.
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In democracies there is often a case where the minority gets a law passed because the majority is not paying attention, and then the law is reversed eventually.
Policies like this may be part of that...once the average man is inconvenienced he suddenly becomes a politician.
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It's also fiction and must be interpreted, and quite well known.
It looks like they were censoring the 'self-help' books that explicitly say 'it's okay to be gay, here's how to cope with who you really are.' and other non-fiction type books, none of which I heard of.
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It's easy, just click the checkbox above the text field!
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Murderer? The dude got in a drunk driving accident, and the passenger died.
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Not the comedian, but the CS student at RIT.
For further proof, listen to the Monkey Syndicate's smash hit 'Dave'
It's wierd when you post something that should be funny, and it's modded as a troll or something, as if the mod didn't understand the sarcasm involved, or doesn't approve of humor.
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The Rochester Red Wings swept the Durham Bulls in a Monday night doubleheader at Frontier Field. Logan Darnell's six no-hit innings helped the Wings win the opener 3-0, and a two-run triple by Josmil Pinto was the key hit in a 5-4 game two win.
Game One:
Logan Darnell combined with Trevor May to throw a no-hitter in game one of the doubleheader Monday night.
This was a resumption of a game started back on July 24, suspended by rain with the Wings leading 1-0 and the Bulls coming to bat in the bottom of the fourth as the "home" team. Darnell, making his first start at Frontier Field in over a month, started the game for the Wings. Doug Mathis started on the mound for Durham, opposite Darnell.
The Red Wings scored the first run in the game in the 3rd inning, when James Beresford drove in Doug Bernier on a single. Beresford started the game 2-2, recording two singles before the rain stopped play.
Darnell worked a 1-2-3 first inning, striking out Jeremy Moore to end the inning, keeping the Bulls hitless.
The Wings struck first on this day as well. Beresford doubled to lead-off the top of the sixth, his third hit in the game. Beresford moved to third on a sacrifice fly then was brought home on a Chris Colabello single, putting the Wings ahead 2-0.
The Red Wings stretched their lead to three in the eighth inning on a Josmil Pinto double. Bernier doubled to begin the frame, and then scored his second run of the game to put the Wings up 3-0.
Mathis was taken out of the game in the eighth inning, turning in 3 1/3 innings. Mathis gave up two runs, on four hits, throwing 60 pitches (38 strikes). Jake Thompson took the ball from Mathis, recording the final two outs in the eighth inning.
Darnell faced his first baserunner all game in the ninth, when he walked Hak-Ju Lee. The baserunner was short lived, however, as the next batter grounded into a double play to complete the no-hitter.
Darnell finished the game pitching six innings, walking one, and striking out five. Darnell used 68 pitches (42 strikes) to finish off the Bulls.
Trevor May pitched three hitless innings on July 24.
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Virgil Vasquez, making his first start with Rochester this year, tried to duplicate Darnell's efforts in game two of the doubleheader. Vasquez, who was 4-7 with a 4.41 ERA for the Red Wings last season, was promoted Monday from Double-A New Britain. Making the start for Durham was Mike Montgomery, a 2014 IL mid-season all-star for Durham. The 25-year old lefty came into the game at 9-4 with a 4.05 ERA.
Colabello led off the second inning with a solo home run, giving the Wings a 1-0 lead. The home run was Colabello's first since July 6th with Minnesota against the Yankees.
Following the home run, Wilkin Ramirez extended his hitting streak to eight games with a single. A pair of two-out walks gave the Wings runners on each base. Bernier then snuck a grounder by the third baseman, scoring Ramirez and Deibinson Romero. Montgomery walked Aaron Hicks to load the bases once again, but the Wings had to settle for just the three runs, taking a 3-0 lead into the third.
The Bulls finally recorded their first hit of the night in the top of the third inning in game two. Mike Fontenot doubled to begin the inning and was promptly moved to third on a sac fly. However, the Bulls threat came to end without any harm, as Vasquez was able to retire the side, stranding Fontenot at third.
Montgomery's night was done after 2 2/3 innings. Montgomery gave up three earned runs, on three hits, throwing 73 pitches (41 strikes). Steve Geltz came on in relief to finish the third inning.
Vasquez stranded a runner at third for the second straight inning in the fourth. Wil Myers, the reigning AL Rookie of the Year on rehab from Tampa Bay, started the inning with a single. Myers moved to second on a wild pitch, then Myers stole third. Third was as far as Myers got, as Vasquez retired the side, keeping the Bulls scoreless.
The Wings extended their lead in the fourth inning on a Pinto triple. Pinto blasted a pitch deep to center field, which was dropped by a diving Justin Christian. Romero and Hicks both scored easily on the play, as Pinto hustled to third for a triple. The hit gave Rochester a 5-0 lead.
Durham got right back in the game with one swing in the top of the fifth. Vasquez found himself in a jam once again, loading the bases after he hit Christian. The next batter, Myers, launched the first pitch he saw well over the left field fence for a grand slam. Despite the four runs in the inning, the Wings still clung to a 5-4 lead.
Vasquez (1-0) worked five innings, allowing five hits and four earned runs. He walked one, struck out one, and threw 82 pitches - 48 for strikes. Lester Oliveros took over for Vasquez in the top of the sixth inning. Oliveros struck out the side in the sixth, but walked Mike Fontenot to start the seventh. A lineout and strikeout put the Wings within an out of a victory with Robby Price at bat, and Myers on deck. Price popped out to Florimon to end the game and give the Wings a sweep. Oliveros picked up his third save.
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According to formal charges filed Wednesday in Allen Superior Court, 44-year-old Cary A. Hart faces two counts of child molesting and one count of child solicitation for events the girl told police occurred between 2011 and 2013.
The girl, who was 12 years old at the time, told police Hart touched her sexually four times, over her clothing and by direct contact.
After the last incident, the girl received repeated email and social media messages from three people who wanted nude photos of her, according to the affidavit. The girl's mother told investigators she suspected Hart was the sender of the requests from fake email and social media accounts.
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Let's Choose Our Next Metric Very, Very Carefully
Flipboard, my god. How about a temporary moratorium on new audience measurement standards, just for a few months, to give everyone some time to catch their breath and, I don't know, reconsider a few things? The concept of "page flips" is perfectly meaningless and self-contained, and Flipboard is struggling, so who really cares. But meanwhile, over at Medium: "[S]ome people are now paid not by clicks, but by the total time spent reading in their collection—another experiment that could change as we learn what effects it has on the types of stories it helps produce, and how people find and read them."
What if that catches on? It sounds sort of appealing at first—it's certainly more honest and direct than some of the old metrics—but it also puts readers in a direct battle with publications for time, which is literally the most important thing in the world. It's interesting to imagine what happens when a publisher's goal is not to attract clicks or eyeballs or shares, but to seize time by whatever means possible, to maximize the number of seconds it takes to absorb content, whether or not that goal aligns with the ostensible purpose of what's being published (a diversion should waste time; a breaking news story should spare it). Maybe it's the best option we have! Or maybe it's how the internet turns in TV.
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Measurement is the enemy of creativity. Rise up, my content brothers and sisters! The first person to adapt stuxnet for google analytics gets a sack of gold and a fat roast goose.
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Medium is going for the slow reader demographic.
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1. For a completely passive box, we set the interface to some bogus IP addr,
or 0.0.0.0 if that works, ifconfig -arp, and hoover away. Antisniff would
never see the machine because the machine would never answer anything unless
someone could guess the IP address. Drawback: hard to retrieve logs remotely.
Workaround: one interface as a normal address on a normal reachable net, and a
second interface configured as above sniffing a *different* net. Useful
setup for remotely-administerable IDS boxes; real address lives on a protected
inside net, sniffing interface plugs in to watch the dirty one but is not
Workaround for a single interface: As the sniffer starts, reset the interface
to bogus-IP/noarp, sniff for a while, quit sniffing, reset to the old
parameters. Or perhaps dynamically flop modes back and forth depending on
whether we saw traffic for the machine's real address arrive. A sniffer with
an open nit/dlpi/bpf should be able to go *non*promiscuous and still see if
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Telephone: 617 423 9004
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Telephone: 6174239004
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1961 Dodge Power Wagon
Long a favorite of public works departments from coast to coast, the Dodge Power Wagon has earned a reputation for durability rivaled by few other four-wheel drive pickups. Finding reasonably clean survivors can be a challenge, since many were worked nearly to death, then sold to private owners who ran them until very little was salvageable.
This 1961 Dodge Power Wagon, for sale on Hemmings.com, may be the exception to the rule, as it appears to be in better-than-average shape, given its five-plus decade life. Partially restored and mechanically sorted according to its current owner, the truck could make an interesting off-roader or would serve well as a rolling billboard to promote a small business. From the seller's description:
1961 Dodge Power Wagon WM 300, 4×4 Pickup, 251 cid 6-cylinder gas engine, 4-speed manual transmission. Rare, 1 of only 96,145 total civilian vehicles ever produced from 1946 to 1968. Alabama vehicle since new. Clean Florida title. Very solid, clean, runs strong, with the expected 53-year old mechanical and cosmetic wear & tear including dings & dents. Power Wagons were "work" trucks. As nearly original as possible, numbers appear matching but not guaranteed.
Partial restoration began 2012 by previous owner including rebuilt carburetor, new wheel cylinders, brake shoes, brake lines, master cylinder, fuel lines, radiator hoses, locking hubs, glass & tail lights. Rebuilt windshield crank mechanism. Headliner & seat upholstery fabric replaced. New custom rims with new tubeless BF Goodrich BAJA T/A 37×12.50 R16.5 tires. Heater and windshield wipers were removed during restoration. Painted surfaces are in primer coat. Bed floor replaced with tongue-groove hard pine. The extent of mechanical, exterior & interior repairs depends on a buyer's desired level of restoration. Complete inspection and needed repairs suggested before operation. This original, solid, low mileage vehicle is a piece of American automotive history with great parts availability. It can be bought to complete as a reliable driver or as a platform for a detailed restoration project. All vehicle information provided by previous owner deemed reliable but not guaranted by owner. SOLD AS-IS, WHERE-IS. Selling due to too many current projects.
Location: Sarasota, Florida
Status: Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1948 Dodge Power Wagon
Those keeping up with current events know that bomb shelters, or "survival shelters" as they're called these days, are staging a comeback. Whether to guard against natural or man-made disasters, those with the means to do so are hedging their bets against future calamities. Sheltering in place may make sense to some, but for a more mobile bomb shelter, not much can beat this 1948 Dodge Power Wagon for sale on Hemmings.com. If its four-wheel drive and oversize Michelin tires can't get you unstuck, the rig's 8-ton winch will likely do the job, and its straight-six, carbureted engine can be fixed with common hand tools or, failing that, stones and twigs. Best of all, this truck will still be running long after modern SUVs are rendered obsolete by an electromagnetic pulse. From the seller's description:
This 1948 Dodge Power Wagon is in beautiful, mint condition. Mechanically sound, there is no rust anywhere. Oak wood bed and triple coated with marine varnish. Truck was repainted about 13 years ago and still looks great. It has a direct-drive 8-ton winch – it does work. Oversize Michelin radials look great and give it a bit more speed. I can't say if it has the original engine, but it is a correct 230-cubic-inch flathead straight-six. The engine is very strong, doesn't burn a drop of oil, and the temperature stays at 160′ no matter how long it runs in the heat. The 4-speed transmission shifts smoothly (as long as you know how to clutch – if not, get your grandpa to teach you how). Not sure about the mileage – truck is sold as-is, no warranty. It is currently registered in FL. It's just a beautiful truck that turns heads everywhere it goes. If you're serious about owning a solid, original Power Wagon, you won't find a finer example outside of a museum.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1957 Dodge Power Wagon Farrar Fire Truck Body
Though this 1957 Dodge Power Wagon with a Farrar Fire Truck Body for sale on Hemmings.com may not be the first vehicle that comes to mind when someone says "collector car," Power Wagons of all shapes, sizes and specifications have an undeniable appeal. Used by both the military and municipalities across the United States for every conceivable purpose, these trucks have a well-deserved reputation for both capability and durability. Finding a Power Wagon in mechanically sound and cosmetically acceptable condition is rare, and this example's unusual Farrar fire truck body only adds to its appeal. From the seller's description:
1957 Dodge Power Wagon K6 W300 civilian (military-style) truck with a Farrar Fire Truck Body (Woodsville Massachusetts). Truck was used as a brush truck by the Troy NH fire department. Has low miles for the year and has been garaged all of its life. Vehicle has been kept up mechanically and was last tuned up in December, 2012. Complete new braking system (lines, wheel cylinders master cylinder, shoes etc) in 2005. Military-style tires new in 2003. No highway miles since new tires installed. Some through-wall rust on the running boards and fire truck body. Cab and chassis in good condition. Full lights and siren package. Hose reels electrically operated (with manual crank backup). Original brush truck ladder on rack. Original CO2 portable extinguishers with running board brackets. 60 gallon per minute pump driven by rear PTO. 150 gallon water tank on board amidships. Factory front bumper winch driven by front PTO. Factory front wheel well brush guards. Some new parts not yet installed (window weather stripping etc).
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Four-Links – bullpen carts, Ratso Italiano, Riviera ragtop, regal Riviera
* With the baseball playoffs upon us, what better time to take a look at the various bullpen carts used throughout the years to ferry relief pitchers from the bullpen to the mound. Reader Jim Camery pointed us to BullpenCart.com, which does just that.
* Dave at Stance Is Everything ran across an unusual handbuilt sports/drag car called the Ratso Italiano, built around an Alfa Romeo Spyder windshield.
* Paul at Curbside Classis this week pulled up some photos of a 1963 Buick Riviera convertible that never made it past the prototype stage and wondered why.
* Speaking of Rivieras that never made it, the New York Times this week took a look at the origins of this Ned Nickles-penned rendering of a dual-cowl Riviera badged as a La Salle.
* Finally, Wes Kibble at Off Road Action found this Dodge Power Wagon van-crane thing hangin' a hook in rural Alberta.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1978 Dodge Power Wagon Top Hand
While Dodge's Adult Toys lineups of the late 1970s included such notable beasts as the Warlock, the Macho Power Wagon and the Street Van, off-road legend Vic Hickey felt there was still room on the market to support another Dodge truck slathered with wild graphics and off-road accessories. This 1978 Dodge Top Hand Power Wagon for sale on Hemmings.com is one of the 200 (or 402, depending on your source) Top Hands that resulted. From a little digging, it appears that Hickey made the Top Hand package available on any Mopar truck that could have the Macho Power Wagon package – that is, the pickups, the Ramchargers and the Plymouth Trail Dusters – along with some two-wheel-drive trucks; how many of them survive in original condition as this one has is anybody's guess. From the seller's description:
1 of 200 produce by Dodge. Completely original, original paint. Motor 440, 4×4, p/s, p/b, a/c, original radio white cb. Build sheet, bill of sale. Winner of Detroit 1982 "people's choice." 2 owner only.
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1970 Dodge W300 Power Wagon
The seller of this 1970 Dodge W300 Power Wagon said he has to sell it before winter, but we see it as being eminently useful once the snow starts falling, what with its four-wheel drive, winch and good-sized tires. Sure, there's salt to worry about, but just drive it through a stream afterward and wash it all off. From the seller's description:
Original 15,560 miles. 318 V-8 Holley 2-bbl, 4-speed, ps, PTO winch, hooks front and rear. 9′ bed very solid rust-free body, 33×12.50R16.5 LT. Good paint, tires and glass. Drives like fresh out of showroom. Possible trade for good, older smaller pickup or what have you? Must sell before the snow comes….
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From the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool – Panhard in France
While we've recently added over to the side of the page a nice little glimpse at some of the latest photos to come splashing into the Hemmings Nation pool on Flickr, it's no excuse to not present some of the most interesting photos here, especially as more photos flood in. So we'll endeavor to highlight some of the most interesting photos more frequently.
To recap since the last time we've visited the pool, Hugo90 continues to upload brochures of oddballs from around the world (such as this 1977 Yue Loong Super Homer pickup from Taiwan), trekie83 is still digging into muscle car history in his area (including shots of the old Grand Spaulding Dodge dealership), Lost America is still showing us his excellent nightscape junkyard photography, and Joe Grippo's still finding excellent vintage decals.
We've also seen newcomers with excellent collections, including thunder jeno with several Trabants (among many other cars), a selection of Mark O'Grady's photography, and gswetsky's coverage of Amelia Island. While not as prolific as the rest, the photographs submitted by flat-black 66, including the above shot of a Panhard somewhere in France from his mother's collection, are all very eyecatching. We particularly liked the Dodge Power Wagon converted into a bus, broken down on the side of the road, as well as a Fiat 500 shot in Paris and a Mercury Comet Caliente Ford Galaxie shot in Mexico City.
Hemmings Find of the Day – Dodge Power Wagon
Yes, another Power Wagon, but this one's a little different. Where the previous one used a civilian Power Wagon body atop a military Dodge chassis, this Dodge Power Wagon advertised on Hemmings.com goes the other way around, placing a military Power Wagon body on a civilian Dodge chassis. Barrett-Jackson plans to auction it off at their Las Vegas event in September. From Barrett-Jackson's description:
A one-of-a-kind, World War II Dodge Power Wagon sitting on a late model Dodge truck drivetrain. Powered by a 6 cylinder Turbo Cummins Diesel engine with automatic transmission. Titled as a 0000 Special Constructed.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1952 Dodge Power Wagon
Other than the Sherman tank, I didn't see many other military vehicles currently on Hemmings.com to highlight for the March Military Campaign. Of the ones I saw, perhaps the most interesting one was this six-wheeled 1952 Dodge Power Wagon with a three-axle trailer. It appears as though it wasn't originally a military vehicle, but was customized using military vehicle parts. From the seller's description:
Truck powered by 1992 Cummins 6BT diesel engine with rebuilt injector pump and six rebuilt injectors, rebuilt Getrag G-360 5 speed overdrive trans, new flywheel, new pressure plate, new clutch, power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, dual fuel tanks with tank selector switch, front and rear winches, locking front dif with lockout hubs, 15,000 lb fifth wheel hitch, electric trailer brake controller, thermostatically controlled transfer case oil cooling system. Truck driveline is based on a WWII Dodge 1-1/2 ton 6×6. All axles drive. Trailer made by Kaufman and is rated at 15,000 lbs. Trailer has a custom goose neck with brakes on all wheels. Winch cable can be run through gooseneck and used for pulling things onto trailer. This truck can be driven anywhere and comfortably run fully loaded at highway speeds all day long.
Unfortunately, the actual military six-wheeler on the trailer is not included.
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Power Wagon pieces
Bruce Horkey of Minnesota makes crossmembers for Power Wagon beds.
When it comes to sheer coolness, and toughness, is there any vehicle anywhere that comes close to taking the original Dodge Power Wagon to school? Dirty Harry should have driven one of these instead of a Ford Custom 500 four-door. These trucks, bred in the trenches of World War II, are heartland-hearty. That's good, because Bruce Horkey of Minnesota makes a bunch of components to keep 'em slogging.
Among the newest are his new cargo-bed crossmembers for Power Wagons assembled between 1946 and 1949. Fabricated in either wood or steel, depending on the intended application, they run between $106 and $498 a set for fabricated reproductions. They're just among the newest in the dozens of parts that Horkey produces for these legendary light trucks. And just because he's a Dodge partisan, mainly, don't think that the other Big Two are exempt from his attentions, either.
Want to find out? Give them a shout-out at 507-831-5625, or pay a visit to www.horkeyswoodandparts.com.
(This post originally appeared in the July 3, 2008, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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Manager: Dan O'Leary
Bio: I was born in San Jose, but consider Tres Pinos, CA my home town (pop. 473) Call me a late bloomer, but I never really got into music until about 6th grade.The rest of the story is still being written. I plan on writing and playing music for a career! I do my best, I work hard, treat people the w... See Full BioMore Info
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Our Hearts Alive, One Direction (U.S.), First Class Act, The Brothers Small, The Listen Now
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