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Friday, April 30, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Apr. 30, 2004) -- The East Tennessee State Buccaneer Baseball team opens a key Southern Conference series with The Citadel Friday night at 7 p.m. at Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. The Bucs come into the game at 22-22, 11-13 in SoCon play. The Citadel is in second place in the conference at 26-15, 15-3 in SoCon contests. It will be a battle of hot teams, as the Bucs have won eight of their last 11 while the Bulldogs are 6-2 over their last eight games. Junior catcher Caleb Moore leads the Bucs, currently fourth in the nation with a .462 batting average. Moore also has hit 19 doubles, six home runs and drove in 30 runs. Chip Cannon leads the Bulldog attack, batting .364 with 15 homers and 50 RBIs coming into the series. Friday night's game can be heard live in the Tri-Cities area on 910-AM WJCW. The broadcasts for tomorrow's game as well as live stats will be available on the ETSU Athletic Department website, www.ETSUBucs.com.
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Vincent Van Gogh
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Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 12, 2015
Holland Cotter reviews exhibit Van Gogh and Nature, boasting over 40 paintings and drawings by Vincent van Gogh, at Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts. MORE
May. 22, 2015
Roberta Smith reviews exhibition Van Gogh: Irises and Roses, at Metropolitan Museum of Art. MORE
May. 6, 2015
Sotheby's sells Vincent van Gogh painting L'allee Des Alyscamps for $66.3 million at auction of Impressionist and modern art that brings in total of $368 million. MORE
Jan. 25, 2015
Patricia Albers reviews book Van Gogh: A Power Seething by Julian Bell. MORE
Dec. 10, 2014
Curators of Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam have redesigned and rehung permanent collection to present more nuanced view of artist popularized as emotionally wrought and troubled genius; curators hope to show that van Gogh was not isolated figure painting straight from heart, but rather meticulous, methodical artist. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Van Gogh painted numerous copies of his own work, often making refinements with each version; exhibition at Phillips Collection in Washington examines 13 instances of this practice. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Van Gogh Museum declares 1888 painting Sunset at Montmajour, which for years had been considered a fake and consigned to an attic, a genuine van Gogh. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Denver Art Museum's exhibit Becoming van Gogh, which will feature 70 works by the master and 20 by other artists, will explore van Gogh's development through the 1880s from a struggling, inhibited neophyte to a painter in full flourish. MORE
Feb. 3, 2012
Roberta Smith reviews the exhibition Van Gogh Up Close at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
Deborah Solomon reviews book Van Gogh: The Life by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Michiko Kakutani reviews biography Van Gogh: The Life by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith. MORE
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Highlights from the Archives
The Evolution of a Master Who Dreamed on Paper
You can still picture van Gogh, bookish and fastidious, pouring out his thousands of letters and drawings, private diaries in words and images, sent to his brother and to a few trusted friends, providing him with a stability that he evidently could find nowhere else in life. The Protestant preacher's son, he dutifully recorded his constant labors with pen and paper.October 14, 2005 travelReview
Two Dutch Museums Offer Fresh Angles on a Favorite Son
The 150th anniversary of van Gogh's birth on March 30 could hardly go unnoticed here.March 12, 2003 artsNews
Irritation as Inspiration
''Old Gauguin and I understand each other at heart, and if we are a bit mad, what of it?'' van Gogh asked. What of it is the gist of the season's presumptive mega-exhibition, ''Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Studio of the South.''October 4, 2001 artsNews
A Van Gogh Portrait, Once Obscure, Now Unseen
Van Gogh's ''Portrait of Dr. Gachet'' may not be as famous as ''Starry Night'' or one of his sunflower paintings, but it remains an iconic masterpiece of modernism. The melancholy countenance of van Gogh's doctor stands, in the painter's words, as the ''heartbroken expression of our time.'' It embodies all the angst and longing of the turn-of-the-century world the artist saw around him.April 28, 1998 artsReview
Van Gogh in Words and His Work
Van Gogh's life has assumed the lineaments of a myth in the popular imagination: he is regarded as the very embodiment of the artist maudit, tortured, impoverished and insane. Two new books should do much to flesh out the man and the painter behind that popular legend.August 7, 1990 artsReview
Where Van Gogh's Art Reached its Zenith
It was at Arles, the small city in the south of France where he stayed from early in 1888 to the spring of 1889, that van Gogh had his first real bout with madness. Yet Arles was also the scene of an astonishing burst of creativity, in which over the short span of 15 months he produced some 200 paintings and more than 100 drawings and watercolors, a record that perhaps only Picasso has matched in the modern era.October 7, 1984 artsReview
Visit to van Gogh's Grave Part of Events for 125th Anniversary of His Death
A ceremony will take place in Auvers-sur-Oise, where van Gogh spent the last 70 days of his life and killed himself.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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The Cutting Edge in Provence
The new director of the Arles photo festival said he had built adaptability into his approach, aiming to react to the rapid growth of digital photography.
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: 'Van Gogh and Nature,' Exploring the Outside World in High Relief
This exhibition at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass., qualifies as one of the summer's choice art attractions, with more than 40 paintings and drawings.
June 12, 2015, Friday
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Review: 'Van Gogh: Irises and Roses,' Sheds Light on a Disappearing Red Hue
Technology helps curators and conservators understand a synthetic red pigment and how it changed in paintings we thought we knew, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
May 22, 2015, Friday
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Striking Images of Painters' Palettes
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May 7, 2015, Thursday
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Van Gogh Painting Is Star During Sotheby's Auction
The auction took in a total of $368 million, the second-highest sale of Impressionist and modern art in Sotheby's history.
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
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Van Gogh's Pastoral Days
A Belgian exhibition, mounted 125 years after Van Gogh's death, looks at his birth as an artist.
March 13, 2015, Friday
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'Van Gogh,' by Julian Bell
Julian Bell looks at van Gogh's brief, explosively creative life.
January 25, 2015, Sunday
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January 25, 2015, Sunday
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Van Gogh in Pastoral Mode, at the Clark Art Institute
The Clark Art Institute's 2015 show "Van Gogh and Nature" will include more than 50 paintings and drawings, some on loan from museums and private collections around the world.
December 26, 2014, Friday
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Christie's Appraises Detroit Institute Artworks
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This panoramic photograph of the Grand Canyon was
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Title: freedom is the right of all sentient beings
Date: November 1, 2004
Summary: Steve frees a spider at Beaver's request, and Steve gets what's coming to him.
Onomatopoeias used: "SKITTER!", "FLOMP!", "CATCH!"
"Fin" style: In a spider-web.
Number of panels: 10
Panel 1
Steve: "Hey Beaver! Look at this awesome spider I caught."
Beaver: "Now Steve, how would you like to be trapped in a jar? You should let it go."
Panel 2
Steve: "Aw. Do I have to?"
Beaver: "Remember Steve: Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
Panel 3
Steve: "Sigh... ok."
Beaver: "There you go little feller- you're free!"
Panel 4
The spider SKITTER!'s up Beaver's leg.
Beaver: "Oh!"
Panel 5
The spider runs across Beaver's back.
Beaver: "Hey! Get off there!"
Panel 6
Beaver: "Aug! It's going in my ear!"
Panel 7
Beaver: "It's burrowing through my brain! Oh! The unimaginable PAIN!"
Panel 8
Beaver falls down with a FLOMP!
Panel 9
The spider SKITTER!'s back.
Panel 10
Steve CATCH!'es the spider in the jar again.
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The Second Annual Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA) Forum attracted more than 800 delegates, a big increase on the 450 delegates who attended the first meeting. "I am proud of the progress GPCA has made in its short history," GPCA chairman Mohamed Al-Mady, who is also vice chairman and CEO of Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC), said in his opening remarks to the forum, held December 12-13, 2007 in Dubai. Al-Mady, in his opening address, expressed concern about rising project construction costs in the Middle East. "This, I...
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Following Danica Patrick: F.W. Webb 200 At New Hampshire
Danica Patrick came to New Hampshire bruised – literally and figuratively – after a bad weekend at Daytona.
Following Danica Patrick: Subway Jalapeno 250 At Daytona
Danica Patrick had a fast car. Danica Patrick had confidence. Danica Patrick was the one to beat. But at Daytona, nothing is guaranteed, especially a win.
Following Danica Patrick: Feed The Children 300 At Kentucky
Danica Patrick, and the rest of the Nationwide series field, had no chance against Austin Dillon at Kentucky Speedway during the Feed the Children 300.
Following Danica Patrick: Road America
Danica Patrick gained a lot of respect – from fans, media and fellow drivers – during the Sargento 200 at Road America this weekend.
Following Danica Patrick: Alliance Truck Parts 250 At Michigan International Speedway
The Irish Hills of Michigan were not kind to Danica Patrick in the Alliance Truck Parts 250 at Michigan International Speedway.
Following Danica Patrick: Prelude To The Dream
While the Nationwide Series had an off weekend, Danica Patrick set her sights on another new adventure. Invited by team owner Tony Stewart, Patrick headed to Rossburg, Ohio and Eldora Speedway for the eighth annual Prelude To The Dream, a Dirt Late Model Race with proceeds benefiting Feed The Children on June 6th.
Following Danica Patrick: Double Duty At Charlotte
Memorial Day weekend is famous for its racing. The Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 are American traditions and winning one of these two are high on a driver's wish list.
Following Danica Patrick: Pioneer Hi-Bred 250 At Iowa
The weekend started off well for Patrick, finishing ninth in the only practice and qualifying ninth in a field that included only one Cup driver (Kurt Busch). The Cup regulars and Truck series drivers were in Charlotte, so many chose not to pull double duty.
Following Danica Patrick: Double-Duty at Darlington
The Lady in Black had a date with the Lady in Green this weekend at Darlington Raceway, better known as the track "too tough to tame." Danica Patrick was set to make her first start in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series since Daytona and all eyes were on her.
Following Danica Patrick: Coca-Cola's Newest Family Member
In January, on the NASCAR Sprint Media Tour hosted by Charlotte Motor Speedway, Danica Patrick announced she would skip the Indianapolis 500 in order to race in the Coca-Cola 600. This came as a surprise to many, as it had been rumored her contract to drive full-time for JR Motorsports allowed her to take time off to run the famous race she always spoke fondly of but never won (her highest finish was third in 2009).
Following Danica Patrick: Aaron's 312 At Talladega
She strutted into the media center for her availability, wearing beads she received while on Talladega Boulevard, a traditional fan and driver favorite hangout while at the superspeedway. Not one to miss a sponsor plug, she told the media they would have to go to to godaddy.com to find out how she got them.
Following Danica Patrick: Virginia 529 College Savings 250
For the first time since Danica Patrick announced she was switching from IndyCar to NASCAR, the biggest story out of Richmond this weekend was not the driver of the No. 7 GoDaddy Chevrolet. Extreme sports rock star Travis Pastrana made his debut in the series after putting it off for a year when he broke his ankle and foot at the X Games last year.
Following Danica Patrick: NASCAR Nationwide & Cup Series Update
With another off weekend for the NASCAR Nationwide Series, we thought it would be beneficial to hit a few key topics from the season up until now. Here are the hottest topics around the garage.
Following Danica Patrick: O'Reilly Auto Parts 300
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Last week in Martinsville, while Danica Patrick relaxed far away from the track during her off weekend from the Nationwide series, David Reutimann, her co-pilot of the No. 10 Stewart-Haas/Tommy Baldwin Racing machine, brought out an ill-timed caution.
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By Farrah Kaye Danica Patrick hoped luck would be on her side this weekend at Bristol. After all, she would be racing on St. Patrick's Day in a four-leaf clover-covered racecar. And her last name […]
Following Danica Patrick: Sam's Town 300
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Mega Man Legacy Collection
The Legacy Collection ably captures Mega Man's first great heights as well as his slide into mediocrity, and even that mediocrity is enjoyable. ― Mega Man wasn't meant to survive. As longtime series producer Keiji Inafune relayed, Capcom's heads initially didn't want to make a sequel to the original 1987 Mega Man. They were content to leave it an impressive but not particularly profitable stand-alone...
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Church, Society Still Lag in Help, Welcome to Those with Mental Illness
Deacon Tom Lambert wants people to know that Jared Lee Loughner, charged with killing six people and wounding 13 others in the parking lot of a Tucson, Ariz., supermarket in January, "is not the face of mental illness in this country."
Those with mental illness are much more likely to be the victims of violence than its perpetrators, and the vast majority live and work quietly in their communities, trained by society not to share too much information about their struggles.
Deacon Lambert calls mental illness a "no-casserole disease." When his wife had open-heart surgery 25 years ago, "the doorbell never stopped ringing" and he discovered more ways to cook chicken than he ever knew existed. But when his daughter was hospitalized for mental illness 20 years ago, he said, "no one came to the door."
He also found during those dark days two decades ago that "the church leadership knew very little about mental illness" and there was nothing in place to help those with mental illness or their families. So Deacon Lambert and his wife set about establishing a Commission on Mental Illness in the Archdiocese of Chicago, which eventually became part of the archdiocesan Office for Persons with Disabilities, albeit without any church funding.
"And that's the way it exists to this day," he told Catholic News Service in a telephone interview from his office at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish on Chicago's Near North Side. "I call it an unfunded Gospel mandate."
Reaching out to Faith Communities: A New Resource for Faith Outreach
Reaching Out to Faith Communities, a four-part training tool provided by NAMI FaithNet, is a new educational resource to help with outreach to faith communities offered through NAMI.
The goal of Reaching Out to Faith Communities is to better equip NAMI members and leaders to build bridges with local faith groups. The content was written in response to common questions including: Why should we reach out to faith communities? How do we handle differing views of mental illness or stigmatizing remarks? How do I get started?
The long-range goal of NAMI FaithNet outreach is to promote supportive faith communities where awareness, welcome, inclusion, support and spiritual care for individuals and families facing mental illness is provided. With the guidance of the NAMI FaithNet Advisory Group, NAMI FaithNet strives to promote the development of caring faith communities, the value of one's spirituality in the recovery process for individuals and caregivers, education for clergy and faith communities concerning mental illness and the encouragement of advocacy within the faith community to embrace all who are affected by mental illness.
NAMI FaithNet is not a religious network but rather an outreach to all faith communities. NAMI FaithNet respects all religious and spiritual beliefs. It also recognizes the expression by the majority of those affected by mental illness of the importance of the role of their spirituality in their ability to cope with having one of these illnesses themselves or in caring for an ill friend or family member.
NAMI FaithNet encourages all members of faith communities who are affected by a mental illness to talk to their clergy person about mental illness and the role their faith is playing in their lives.
To assist with this effort, and to aid NAMI Affiliates with their faith outreach efforts, Reaching Out to Faith Communities exists to promote success.
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Reaching Out to Faith Communities is in Microsoft PowerPoint format and may be used either as a self-study tool or as a group study project. It is available, along with other tools and resources, on the NAMI FaithNet website.
Diverse Religions and Spiritual Perspectives: A NAMI Star Center Teleconference Event
"Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is to live everything. Live the questions."
On May 4, 2011, the NAMI STAR Center presented Diverse Religious and Spiritual Perspectives on Mental Distress/Illness, Mental Wellness, and Healing. The teleconference began with some questions: How is the experience of mental or emotional distress, commonly called "mental illness" by some, understood from diverse religious and spiritual perspectives? What can we learn from these perspectives about mental wellness and the healing process? How may cultural competence, social inclusion, diversity and self-help and program/service practices be enhanced for greater effectiveness?
Rev. Laura Mancuso facilitated the discussion and introduced three speakers; Bob Manrodt, a Tibetan Buddhist assisting individuals who live with mental illness in community and inpatient settings to connect with their spirituality; Eduardo Luna, an indigenous shaman from Ecuador; and Rev. Dr. Jasper Lowery, a Christian pastor leading a ministry to serve people living on the streets of Oakland, Calif.
Each presenter highlighted important aspects of spiritual experience from a different point of view. The Buddhist perspective encouraged compassion and understanding that supports the unfolding and integration of that experience and process before being too quick to stop it, stifle it, label it or "treat" the person who could be going through a transformational journey that changes challenges into new wisdom. The Christian perspective encouraged care for one's neighbor born from love that seeks to address all of the complex needs that individuals living with mental health issues bring to that encounter. The shamanic perspective encouraged the cultivation of creativity, innocence and power that is seen to run through all things.
A common thread woven through all of the comments was the belief and assumption that recovery from mental health issues and challenges is possible, that each person has the power to make his or her own meaning from different experiences and that recovery and wellness can involve all kinds of approaches, options and inclusive resources--from meditation to being in nature to engaging in spiritual practices and feeling connected to a power or source beyond one's own making, which can be of tremendous importance in recovery. The implications for personal and program practices and changes were highlighted to help integrate the insights from the session.
When examining the rich possibilities for mental health and spirituality, many questions may indeed come to mind. As Rev. Mancuso said at the end of the session when quoting the poet Rainer Marie Rilke, how can you live these important questions?
To listen to a recording of the teleconference, visit the NAMI Star Center's teleconference archive.
Stephen Kiosk, M.Div., L.P.C., is the director of the NAMI STAR Center, a SAMHSA-funded technical assistance center focused on cultural competence and self-help tools for recovery and wellness. Steve is an ordained priest with rich experiences and training in mind-body medicine, substance use counseling, guided imagery and meditation. He has collaborated extensively with diverse individuals and communities across the country.


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DURHAM, N.C.—The Duke men's soccer team recently spent some time with young kids at Camp High Hopes in nearby Cary. Camp High Hopes is nine-week summer day camp sponsored by the YMCA for kids ranging from kindergarten through 10th grade. The camp is fully subsidized by the We Build the Campaign and allows for children who may not be able to afford summer camps to spend time doing various activities during the summer.
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Big_Eddy, If you take into account that I have personally built well over three hundred trailers to date, and the fact that I have never had a come back issue that was deemed to be my fault, than yes I can speak from experience that the angle frame is more than capable of handling the payload capacity it is designed for. As for a list of happy clients I could provide you a complete list of past customers and you can speak to them yourself, If they were un happy with their trailer it was never expressed to me, and most all of my customers are repeat buyers or word of mouth advertising. I have had only one issue to date about using angle for the tongue, that was enough for me, now they all are built with the box tubing as mentioned earlier in this thread.
As for using channel for the trailer frame, it's still gonna flex. If you are trying to make something so over kill, then you might as well build yourself an equipment trailer rated at 10-12 thousand pounds to move your 100 lb. refrigerator. And while your at it go out and buy a spare tire for your spare tire if you are so worried about something going wrong.
Most, (not all) of the production built trailers are flimsy and poorly built with the cheapest parts and materials available, I however take a lot of pride in my work (I have to, my name is put on it) and will only buy the best parts and materials available. The customer does not get his/her trailer until I'm completely satisfied that it will do every thing that it is intended to do. This is one of the reasons I get paid what I get paid to build these custom trailers.
I have to chuckle to myself when people who have built a trailer or knows someone who has built a trailer seems to question my building process and or my integrity. I think the fact that I have built so many trailers (without structural defects) should qualify me to think I know what I'm doing. Now before someone says it, no I do not know it all and if someone can show me a better way to do it, I'm all ears. Dave
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I mentioned how a person can overload a 6 x 12 trailer. No, I don't mean with a table and refrigerator. I was thinking more along the lines of dirt and rock. I've seen little trailers piled full of stuff like that and it's not usually a pretty sight. If the trailer is going to be used to haul light stuff then there is no concern about overloading.Jim
Dave - Sorry If I came off sounding critical - absolutely not the intent - something got lost from the middle of my post. I very much recognize your experience and expertise (300 trailers - wow!!!) and am in no way trying to slight you. I can tell you know what you are doing and I'm looking to benefit from that experience.
What I was trying to say was that before I build, I go look at other trailers to see what they have used - to get the material selection right. However - after I look at the box store flimsy stuff I usually up-size for my own use as I can't see their material selection being sturdy enough for regular use. End result - if I were to build a 12' trailer I would have probably selected 3" channel as it looks about right to me. (then again if I built a 12' trailer it would be a tandem as I haul dirt, materials, garden tractors and equipment, not quads. )
What I'm really trying to ask is "Is there a better way" to decide what is the most efficient material selection?
Do you have or can you point to any general guidelines to use when selecting material that would make it easy for us weekend welders to build trailers that are sturdy enough, but not overkill?
Big_Eddy, Sorry if I came off as being a little defensive, the way you worded the post I took it as if you were questioning my abilities in making a good quality and safe product. I have been blasted in the past from some self appointed authorities that have built maybe one or two trailers in their lifetime. I might add that those same people were never able to back up their claims against me with any kind of proof or logic.
When you say that you have looked at the "box store trailers", that's where you screwed up. You can not compare those trailers to the one you are looking to put into service. When I build a trailer I go into great lengths to make the trailer capable of whatever the customer will be using it for. You mention carrying loads of dirt, materials, garden tractor etc... you are not looking for the same trailer as the basic home owner, therefore the "box store" trailer is not what you need. In your case I would use a channel frame and depending on the weights you will carry I may go with a 4" channel instead of 3" as you mentioned, or possibly box tube construction.
Those items you mentioned as a payload is the exact reason I have never built two identical trailers, your needs are not the same as the next guy. That's the reason I told ev372 I don't have plans but did suggest a site that has some basic plans for the home owner type of utility trailer. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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Can you post some close up pictures of the side steps on that black trailer? I like that idea, just wanted to see how that was attached to the frame in front and back of the fender. About the 3" channel I mentioned, I was looking at using this for the tounge only and 2" x 3" x 3/16" for the frame and cross members. This way the the tounge would be over built in case the load is to far forward. Sorry if I confused anyone. Thanks again, EricMM 175
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ev372, Not sure if you will be able to see what you are looking for in the pics, but I'll tell you how I do it . The cross member in front and behind the fender is cut at 17" longer than the trailer width so it will stick out 8 1/2" on each side to protect the fender. The step on the front of the trailer is just 1 1/2" angle from the cross member to the underside of the main frame rail. The rear step is 1 1/2" angle brought back from the cross member to the rear of the trailer and a piece is then brought to the underside of the rear cross member. In this case I used a piece of 2"x 1/4" flat bar to tie it into the top perimeter rail. I hope this isn't too confusing the way I describe it but you may be able to understand it as you look at the pics. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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I personally prefer using box tube for the tongue as it is easier to conceal the wiring harness and add a little protection to it. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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Hey Dave......
If you ever, I'm sure you will, make another trailer with the 2x3x3/16 angle iron, PLEASE write a detailed description from Stages 1 through 20!!!
I'd love to know how to build that too!!! I agree with your method/ethics of building, but, re: homeowner, 'cmon, I know A LOT of dum*##)&*#ss that use a homemade trailer to redo their lot, and have a big pile of grave, seeing the trailer bending, going down the road. After they get home, trailers broken, they wash it off, then bring it over to you and lie they weren't carrying that much with it!!!
Like I mentioned in an earlier post, my friend that did custom boat trailers for a living, used 4" to 6" channel for boats from 17' to 30' long. His bunks were
2x6 wrapped with carpet only supported with 1 bracket in the front and 1 in the back. All the other boat builders put 4 or 5 brackets. His bunks flex with the boat going down the road. The others don't. He says, when there are bumps, what's taking the beating while the trailer is bouncing? the bunks? NO,
the fiberglass/boat = stress cracks in the hull....
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EV372 -I'm with Dave on using tubing for a tongue. Not clear about how you intend to use channel for the tongue. If you use 3 inch channel laid flat, then you are using it in its weakest plane, and it is not going to be as effective as you might hope. It will be 3" wide and fit a standard coupler but it is really only ~1 1/2" high and it's height that provides the strength. If you put it on edge how is is strongest, you will need to use two pieces back to back, (or front to front if you prefer) to get a tongue that is wide enough to fit a coupler - so in effect you just made up a box tube by doing so. I'll grant that 2 @ 3" channels back to back and welded along the length are stronger than a 3" x 3" tube, but I don't think that additional strength would warrant the extra effort and fitup issues.
I have a 2'x3' garden trailer (for lawn tractor) that has a 3" channel tongue laid flat (replacement for the crappy factory piece of bent sheetmetal that noodled on the first good load) and that tends to bend and flex a lot going over rough ground with any load - and it's only 4' from coupler to axle. FWIW - I don't think you would be happy with the same on a 16' trailer with a normal tongue length.


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Generally, no.
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– State Sens. Jim Merritt (R-Indianapolis) and Pat Miller (R-Indianapolis)
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Do you have a family member suffering from bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or other serious mental illness?
"The one-hour television program zeros in on wrenching and confounding situations that are playing out every day in homes and hospital ERs, on city streets and school campuses, in courtrooms and in jails, as Americans struggle with the challenges of severe mental illness.
Produced for PBS by the Fred Friendly Seminars using their signature format of a hypothetical scenario, the program considers the case of a college student who develops mental illness while at school. Her professor knows something is wrong, but is unsure how to approach her and whether it is even legal to contact her parents. Upset and confused when they see their daughter, her parents do not know where to turn and are shocked to discover how limited their options are when they try to seek medical help.
The program also explores the circumstances of an adult who has coped with his mental illness until his mother dies, and then he is left without critical support. As his mental health unravels, and he is unable to get treatment or maintain his home, he is arrested for a minor crime and absorbed into the criminal justice system. For him it is the beginning of a merry-go-round of homelessness and jail that has become all too common for many individuals who are living with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other severe mental illnesses.
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Protein C Antigen, Plasma
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Protein C is a vitamin K-dependent anticoagulant proenzyme. It is synthesized in the liver and circulates in the plasma. The biological half-life of plasma protein C is approximately 6 to 10 hours, similar to the relatively short half-life of coagulation factor VII.
Protein C is activated by thrombin, in the presence of an endothelial cell cofactor (thrombomodulin), to form the active enzyme, activated protein C (APC). APC functions as an anticoagulant by proteolytically inactivating the activated forms of coagulation factors V and VIII (factors Va and VIIIa). APC also enhances fibrinolysis by inactivating plasminogen activator inhibitor (PAI-1).
Expression of the anticoagulant activity of APC is enhanced by a cofactor, protein S, another vitamin K-dependent plasma protein.
Congenital homozygous protein C deficiency results in a severe thrombotic diathesis, evident in the neonatal period and resembling purpura fulminans.
Congenital heterozygous protein C deficiency may predispose to thrombotic events, primarily venous thromboembolism. Arterial thrombosis (stroke, myocardial infarction, etc) may occur. Some individuals with hereditary heterozygous protein C deficiency may have no personal or family history of thrombosis and may or may not be at increased risk.
The 2 types of hereditary heterozygous protein C deficiencies that are recognized are:
-Type I (concordantly decreased protein C function and antigen)
-Type II (decreased protein C function with normal antigen)
Acquired deficiency of protein C may occur in association with:
-Vitamin K deficiency
-Oral anticoagulation with coumarin compounds
-Liver disease
-Intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis/disseminated intravascular coagulation (ICF/DIC)
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Differentiating congenital Type I protein C deficiency from Type II deficiency
Evaluating the significance of decreased functional protein C, especially when decreased protein C activity might be congenital rather than acquired (eg, due to oral anticoagulant effect, vitamin K deficiency, liver disease, or intravascular coagulation and fibrinolysis/disseminated intravascular coagulation)
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Values <70% to 75% may represent a congenital deficiency state, if acquired deficiencies can be excluded.
Protein C antigen and activities generally are undetectable in individuals with severe, homozygous protein C deficiency.
Acquired protein C deficiency is of uncertain clinical hemostatic significance.
Clinical significance of increased protein C is unknown.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Assay of protein C functional activity (CFX / Protein C Activity, Plasma) is recommended for initial laboratory evaluation of patients suspected of having congenital protein C deficiency (personal or family history of thrombotic diathesis).
Not useful for predicting a thrombotic event.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Adults: 70%-150%
Normal, full-term newborn infants or healthy premature infants may have decreased levels of protein C antigen (15%-50%), which may not reach adult levels until later in childhood or early adolescence.*
*See Pediatric Hemostasis References in Coagulations Studies in Special Instructions.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Mannucci PM, Owen WG: Basic and clinical aspects of proteins C and S. In Haemostasis and Thrombosis. Second edition. Edited by AL Bloom, DP Thomas. Edinburgh, Churchill Livingstone, 1987, pp 452-464
2. Marlar RA, Mastovich S: Hereditary protein C deficiency: a review of the genetics, clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment. Blood Coagul Fibrinolysis 1990;1:319-330
3. Marlar RA, Montgomery RR, Broekmans AW: Diagnosis and treatment of homozygous protein C deficiency. Report of the Working Party on Homozygous Protein C Deficiency of the Subcommittee on Protein C and Protein S, International Committee on Thrombosis and Haemeostasis. J Pediatr 1989;114:528-534
4. Miletrich J, Sherman L, Broze G Jr: Absence of thrombosis in subjects with heterozygous protein C deficiency. N Engl J Med 1987;317:991-996
5. Pabinger I, Allaart CF, Hermans J, et al: Hereditary protein C-deficiency: laboratory values in transmitters and guidelines for the diagnostic procedure. Report on a study of the SSC Subcommittee on Protein C and Protein S. Protein C Transmitter Study Group. Thromb Haemost 1992;68:470-474


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On the Day: The Story of the Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band
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I want one that has no motion blur for football games and also is decent with standard definition channels. Thanks for your suggestions on what to get!!!
I want one that has no motion blur for football games and also is decent with standard definition channels. Thanks for your suggestions on what to get!!!
Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
On a side note, I normally oppose those extended warranties. However, on TVs, especially big ones, it is worth the investment. They are irritatingly fragile, and you usually spend about the same amount as the warranty if you have to use the manufacturer's warranty with shipping costs and other fees they find a way to charge you. If you get the extended warranty, the store you bought it from pockets all those fees and handles the whole process for you...
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I would have to agree with Locke. Although I never worked with them, Samsung imo is the best deal out there. Even if you have to spend a little more than the lower brands, it is more than worth it.
I also agree with Samsung, i in fact have a 50" Samsung plasma HDTV, and it's fantastic, even the over air channels are stunning, and i've yet to have a single issue with it *knocks on wood*
Panasonic makes good stuff.. I would go with Plasma instead of LCD as well...I know Panasonic is your Grandfathers tv but they are doing cutting Edge stuff and are 2nd only to sony IMO..
I don't know much about Panasonics presently. They were behind the curve back when I was selling TVs, but they could have narrowed the gap since then. I can't see them being cheaper than Samsungs though. Not without sacrificing some quality...
Locke in the past you would have been correct but these days its no contest. Plasma's do not have the problems that they used to have. and to me they look so much better than an LCD. Lcd's look horrible in SD. They do look pretty good in HD tho. I am a huge fan of plasma's tho i dont own one.. I actually still have a 30 inch flat tube tv, made by Phillips..I have had it for 5 years now still going strong....Next time I get a tv I am opting for plasma.
I have a 50" 1080i and a 65" 1080p. They are both plasmas and they are both Panasonics. They are great! From my research and from talking to salespeople at a few different stores, Panasonic are one of the top brands these days.
Anyone own a Panasonic Viera Plasma?? I have heard they rank near the top in Plasma TVs and a 50" one can be bought for less then $800 now.


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A Lusby teenager was arrested Friday on charges including fourth-degree sex offense after he allegedly inappropriately touched a girl while riding home on the school bus.
Michael A. Moore, 18, was charged with second-degree assault, fourth-degree sex offense and molesting a student on a school vehicle.
He was released from the Calvert County Detention Center after bond was posted Friday.
At 9:06 p.m. April 11, Calvert County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a Lusby home for a report of a sexual assault, according to charging documents.
A Calvert High School student's father told police his daughter had been sexually assaulted Feb. 9 by Moore, a student who rides to school on the bus with her.
The girl told police at 3 p.m. Feb. 9 she was riding home on the school bus when Moore approached her and allgedly inappropriately touched her. She said she told her father about the incident and it was "handled between the parents," according to charging documents.
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The girl told police she did not see Moore on the bus again until April 11 when he "began to harass her" and call her names, police said. She told her father, and he then spoke to Moore's parents, but "he felt as though he was not getting satisfaction from speaking with them, so he contacted law enforcement," according to charging documents.
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I have recently taken up cycling a recumbent (an Azub Eco). My pereneum thanks me, but immediately after a ride I feel a bit lopsided (more than usual). I presume I'm not sitting quite straight on the bike (or the seat isn't quite straight) so I am always leaning slightly. Is there an easy way to check whether I'm correctly positioned?
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Mark Cavagnero Associates' Center for Philanthropy in Santa Cruz County Achieves LEED Gold
The building is located on a 30,000 square-foot site at the corner of Soquel Drive and Aptos Rancho Road, and its massing design is heavily impacted by the site's slope. Mark Cavagnero Associates designed a two-story facility built into the site with a single-story western façade consistent with neighboring retail stores. The eastern entry elevation highlights the project's other principle design consideration: two wings connected by a "bridge". The "bridge" connects the two-story precast concrete volume with a one-story cedar clad box. The facility has become a well-regarded and oft-toured building, as the community is impressed by the sustainable and modern design.
The LEED Gold Certified building focused on energy efficiency, reduced consumption, and the site' location in the community. The site is situated so that occupants can utilize public transportation and bicycle commuting. Low-flow plumbing fixtures and xeriscaping help to keep the facility's water consumption low. Photovoltaic panels on the roof provide for 12% of the facility's electricity needs, and the design exceeds the baseline energy efficiency standard in California by more than 20%.
The building's sustainability can be seen from one last perspective. This building and the Community Foundation's mission is helping to create longevity and purpose for many nonprofit organizations around the world. These nonprofits therefore can continue to help those in need while fighting for a mission high above what one building can provide for a community.
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