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The new Ford Bronco, launched as a 1966 model, was the Company's first dedicated 4x4 sport-utility vehicle, and designed to compete with the off-road Jeep and International Harvester's Scout.
Donald N. Frey inspired the Bronco concept. Paul G. Axelrad was responsible for the structural design of the car's chassis. The brakes and axles, including the 9-inch rear axle, were sourced from the Ford F-100 truck. The transfer case was a Dana-sourced unit. The body, frame, and suspension were unique. Through 1971, a tough Dana 30 front axle was utilized. The suspension was comprised of a coil-springs setup in the front and leaf springs at the rear.
The Bronco's design was fairly square with flat glass, and no-frills bumpers. The short wheelbase carried several body styles including a wagon, pickup-style half-cab, and a Spartan Jeep-style roadster. Inside, there were buck seats in the front, a rear bench seat, and a tachometer. Available items included an auxiliary gas tank, snowplow, winch, tow bar, post-hole digger, and specific tires and wheels. Power was from a 170-cubic-inch six-cylinder engine offering 105 horsepower. The engine was borrowed from the Ford Falcon, and came equipped with a heavy-duty fuel pump. The carburetor was equipped with a special float to ensure proper fuel delivery on steep grades.
Later in 1966, a 289 cubic-inch V8 became available. A three-speed column-shift manual transmission was the sole gearbox available and automatic transmissions would not be offered until 1973.
This particular Bronco is a first-year Bronco that has been given a body-off-frame restoration. It is equipped with a tough Dana 44 front axle and retains a 9-inch Ford unit at the rear. There is a new four-speed manual transmission and a proper Dana 20 transfer case.
From 1966 through 1996 Ford produced a stylish and popular SUV named the Bronco. In 1994 a Ford Bronco was seen on TV in a low-speed chase being pursued by the Los Angeles Police Department. Behind the wheel was O.J. Simpson.
The Ford Bronco sat atop a small 92 inch wheelbase which made it suitable for off-road excursions. Its body, frame and suspension were all new and did not share with any other vehicles. The brakes and axles were courtesy of the Ford F-100 trucks. The rear suspension had leaf springs in a Hotchkiss design. Coil springs were used which gave the Bronco an anti-dive geometry which came in handy during snowplowing. The front axle was connected by leading arms and a lateral track bar. A heavy duty suspension was available, but at an additional cost.
The design was simple with flat glass, no-frills bumpers, and a square body. The $2194 base price included front bucket seats and a rear bench seat. An auxiliary gas tank, snowplow, winch, tow bar, posthole digger, campers, overdrive units, and an array of tires and wheels were also available.
The idea for the Bronco was conceived by Donald N. Frey, Fords product manager and the same individual who had a big part in the creation of the Ford Mustang. Paul G. Axelrad was responsible for the design while Lee Iacocca played a part in getting the Bronco into production.
When introduced the Bronco was instantly popular and it took a few years for other marques to catch up. By the close of the 1960's Chevrolet had introduced their Blazer and quickly began capturing market share. Ford responded by adapting a larger and more powerful engine to the Bronco. The optional 289 cubic-inch V8 was capable of producing 200 horsepower. If that was not enough a 302 cubic-inch V8 was available that raised the horsepower slightly to 205. Albeit, it was not enough to compete with Chevrolet's 350 cubic-inch V8 which produced over 250 horsepower.
During the early 1970's the Blazer proved to be the more popular than the Bronco. The Blazer was selling two-to-one when compared with the Bronco. Optional power steering and an automatic transmission on the Bronco helped boost sales slightly but it was still difficult competing with the Blazer.
From 1966 through 1977 Ford sold around 230,800 Bronco's. During this time the Bronco remained mostly unchanged due to a limited budget.
In 1972 Ford began working on what they codenamed 'Project Short-Horn' which was a redesign of the Bronco. It would not be until 1978 that they introduced the second generation the Bronco which drew some styling cues from the Blazer and based on the F-100 truck. Part of the delays was due to the fuel-crisis of the 1970's.
In 1980 the Bronco underwent another major redesign which was both cosmetic and mechanical. The front end had an independent suspension and also included the TBB, twin traction beam, setup.
The second generation Bronco was produced from 1980 through 1986 and was outfitted with a variety of six and 8-cylinder engines. A 302, 351, and 400 cubic-inch V8's were available. A 300 cubic-inch straight six was also available during the early 1980's and proved to be highly popular due to its low-end torque and reliability.
In 1987 the Bronco underwent another cosmetic and mechanical upgrade though it was still built atop the F-Series platform. Electronic fuel injection was new and greatly improved the fuel economy and power of the engines. A 300 straight-six engine was offered along with a 302 and 351 cubic-inch V8's.
In 1992 the Bronco was again updated with the most notable changes being cosmetic, mostly inside including the accessories and the dash.
In 1997 Ford introduced the Expedition and fazed out the Bronco. The name reappeared in 2004 as a concept vehicle.
Ford Bronco II
The Ford Bronco II was produced from 1984 through 1990 as an alternative to the full-sized Ford Bronco as well as to compete with other marques such as Jeep and Chevrolet. It carried many of the same mechanical components as the Ford Ranger and due to its short wheelbase and high center of gravity; it was occasionally prone to tipping over. This led to the NTSB and other safety groups to open an investigation on the causes and potential safety hazards of the vehicle.
In 1991 it underwent a major redesign and emerged as the Ford Explorer.
Though the Ford Bronco II was unsafe and unreliable, it did manage to be rather popular, due to its compact size, SUV capabilities, and economical price. From 1984 through 1985 the vehicle was equipped with a six-cylinder 2.8 liter engine. In 1986 a 2.9L EFI V6 engine was introduced and placed under the hood. This vehicle quickly gained a reputation for malfunctioning, especially suffering from premature cylinder head failure and a loss of valve train lubrication. These and other issues were resolved by 1989 but it was too little too late.
In 1989 the Bronco II featured new aesthetics including a new front fascia. A few of the later 1989 models and the 1990 versions were given a Dana 35 front axle which replaced the weaker Dana 28. Even though this is not a true second generation model, these are commonly known as the 'second generation' Bronco II.
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A original concept designed under engineer Paul Axelrad, the Ford Bronco was an SUV produced from 1966 through 1996.
Original and distinct, the Bronco had a body, suspension, and a frame that wasn't shared with any other vehicle or modeled off of prototypes.
Produced in Wayne, Michigan at Ford's Truck Plant, the full-sized Bronco and the successor Expedition were met with public approval, but not as popular as its infamous low-speed chase with O.J. Simpson running from the police in 1994 made it.
Originally produced as a small SV, on 92 in wheelbase, this 1974 version was popular for off-roading but impractical for towing.
Ford product manager Donald Frey is credited with the idea behind the Bronco. Frey is also responsible for conception of the Ford Mustang.
Sold for a base price of $2,194, the Bronco came with the Ford 170 in³ I6 engine that came with compensations against tilting. Simplistic styling and economized design made the Bronco a reliable vehicle. The frame was a simple box-section ladder with simple C-section bumpers and all flat glass.
It came with a heavy duty fuel pump, six quart oil pan, solid valve lifters, oil-bath air cleaner and a carburetor with a float bowl.
Additional options included a rear bench seat, a tachometer, CB radio, front bucket seats and much more.
It wasn't until 1969 until Bronco had any real competition in the market. This was brought on by the full-size Chevrolet Blazer that offered more luxury and space. Bronco sales continued until 1977.
A team of Bronco's were assembled by racecar builder Bill Stroppe in 1965 for long-distance off road competitions. Rocking the race world in the Mint 400, Baja 500 and Mexican 1000, Broncos joined in with Holman and Moody, Ford's frequently favored race team.
A new, upgraded model, the 'Baja Bronco' was introduced in 1971. The Baja featured quick-ratio power steering, fender flairs, automatic transmission, and much more. Only 650 were sold until 1975, at $5566 compared to the standard V8 Bronco price of $3665.
The mid-1970's fuel crisis put a halt on the re-design of a Bronco based on the F-100 truck, codenamed Project Short-Horn. The oil crisis inspired the Bronco II as the emphasis on the fuel economy became highlighted.
The next major redesign of Bronco happened in 1980, based on the Ford F-series. These lasted until 1986 and came with a new powertrain, suspension and the TTB (twin traction beam) setup in the front end for an independent front suspension.
Before it was replaced by the Ford Explorer, the Bronco II, a more compact version, was a direct result of the second oil crisis of the 1970's. Close to the size of the compact Ranger, the newest Bronco arrived in 1984 and continued until 1990.
The newest feature to arrive with the 1987 models was the electronic fuel injection which improved power and fuel economy.
In 1992, more updates of the Bronco included interior enhancements in the dash and other accessories, mostly cosmetic.
The Bronco was eventually modified to a 4-door version with a new club cab, a short bed, a Bronco tailgate and a fiberglass top. This conversion was done in White Pigeon, Michigan during the late 1980's.
Ford Broncos' continued to be remodeled, updated and produced until 1996.
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They have been touring across the U.S. since 2006 and have also made their way to Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and Brazil. The list of conventions and festivals the band has appeared at is extensive, including performance spots on Vans Warped Tour and Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival.
Of the many notable achievements, Eyeshine won the worldwide Ford sponsored competition "Gimme The Gig II" in May 2012. They then recorded their single "Stratosphere" and filmed a music video with the seven-time Grammy Award winning Producer Don Was and Krish Sharma. The recording process utilized a customized mobile studio built into a Ford Focus by "Mad" Mike Martin from 'Pimp My Ride'. West coast news stations affiliated with The CW TV Network filmed and aired the one-hour special.
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Have Band Will Travelby The Stan Kenton Alumni Band
The Stan Kenton Alumni Band, directed by trumpeter Mike Vax, are not what you would call a ghost band rehashing a steady diet of dusty charts from decades ago, but a living tribute to the late bandleader/composer, who died in 1977. The material on this CD is drawn from recordings made during their 2009 tour, mixing elements of old and new arrangements, all played with enthusiasm and finesse. Starting off with "The New Intermission Riff," which alto saxophonist Kim Richmond based on Carl Fontana's trombone solo in the original "Intermission Riff" and expanded for the full band, the band crackles with energy. Veteran arranger Lennie Niehaus scored the standard "Long Ago and Far Away" in swinging fashion. Gerry Mulligan's "Swing House" isn't one of his better-known works, though this snappy miniature is an obvious highlight. The newer arrangements also merit praise. Scott Whitfield and Ginger Berglund share the vocals in Steve Allen's upbeat "This Could Be the Start of Something Big." Steve Huffsteter penned the infectious "Joint Tenancy" (an intricate reworking of the changes to "Alone Together") and shares the solo spotlight with fellow trumpeter Don Rader. "Crescent City Stomp" isn't something one would envision in Kenton's repertoire, but Eric Richard's progressive blend of blues, New Orleans rhythm, and fiery solos will get anyone on his or her feet. Beautifully recorded and performed, the Stan Kenton Alumni Band continue to build on the tradition of the late bandleader.
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EMMEL Thomas wrote: > > OK, I think I don't understand all details of resolving the lookup for > the DTD but my problem is > that I have used my DTD successfully without problems for a long time > but it fails now, just after the upgrade. Yeah, since answering you on the user list (which was correct for forrest-0.8 version) i have been testing the situation and i do see a new problem, as you describe. More below. This shows why it is important not to discuss "dev" versions on the "user" list. > My DTD included 'xi:include' for a longer time to be able to use this > functionality in the earlier days of 0.9dev. Now it adds only some small things. > > However, the point is: > It was found previously and cannot be found now, so I did the test with > helloxxx-v10.dtd > since exactly this test works previously. So if you make all changes > below for example in > revision 680000 you will succeed. If you do that in the current version > you will fail. > This isn't a problem that I have put the files to the wrong place, it is > a problem that forrest > will not look to the correct places for the current version. > > I increased the verbosity in classes/CatalogManager.properties to try to > see what happens. > For 'forrest run' I can see the following messages: > > public: -//Acme//DTD Hello Document V1.0//EN > hello-v10.dtd > PUBLIC: -//Acme//DTD Hello Document V1.0//EN > > file:/home/emmel/Project/simulpac/SIMULPAC/Doc/src/resources/schema/hello-v10.dtd > public: -//Apache Forrest//ENTITIES Symbols Project v1.0//EN > symbols-project-v10.ent > PUBLIC: -//Apache Forrest//ENTITIES Symbols Project v1.0//EN > > file:/home/emmel/Project/simulpac/SIMULPAC/Doc/src/resources/schema/symbols-project-v10.ent > public: -//Abaqus Deutschland//SIMULPAC Project DTD v2.1//EN > simulpac-v21.dtd > PUBLIC: -//Abaqus Deutschland//SIMULPAC Project DTD v2.1//EN > > file:/home/emmel/Project/simulpac/SIMULPAC/Doc/src/resources/schema/simulpac-v21.dtd > > (However forrest run still fails, see other thread) > but none of the lines are shown for forrest -v validate. Yes that is a known issue. The Ant "xmlvalidate" task is not finding the project's CatalogManager.properties file. I have been trying to fix that one for ages, and will try some more today. The reason that your verbosity setting works in 'forrest run' is that that is Cocoon doing the processing, not Ant. > Just the error (after tons of messages): > BUILD FAILED > /local/data/opt/apache-forrest-0.9dev-new/main/targets/validate.xml:128: > Could not validate document > /home/emmel/Project/simulpac/SIMULPAC/Doc/src/content/xdocs/fe-reference/ac-ref.xml > at > org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.XMLValidateTask.doValidate(XMLValidateTask.java:549) [snip] > Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: > /home/emmel/Project/simulpac/SIMULPAC/Doc/src/content/xdocs/fe-reference/simulpac-v21.dtd > (No such file or directory) Yes, that is the standard error when the "catalog entity resolver" could not find the local copy of the DTD, so the xml parser tries the last resort: using the System Identifier, in your case that is relative to the source xml instance document. > Here it what the revisions told me: > 680000 works > 700786 find the DTD but complain about my xi:include definitions which > are not needed anymore now, but which I can fix > 700787 fails with the error above due to changes in > main/targets/validate.xml: This hint about r700787 change helps, thanks. I have already spent some time to investigate this and will try again today. -David > svn diff -r 700786:700787 main/targets/validate.xml > Index: main/targets/validate.xml > =================================================================== > --- main/targets/validate.xml (revision 700786) > +++ main/targets/validate.xml (revision 700787) > @@ -112,15 +112,7 @@ > </fail> > <xmlvalidate failonerror="${forrest.validate.site.failonerror}" > lenient="no" warn="yes"> > <attribute > name="http://apache.org/xml/features/validation/dynamic" value="true"/> > - <xmlcatalog id="fcatalog" > > - <catalogpath> > - <pathelement > - > location="${forrest.core.webapp}/resources/schema/catalog.xcat"/> > - <pathelement > - location="${forrest.plugins-dir}/catalog.xcat"/> > - <pathelement location="${catalog}"/> > - </catalogpath> > - </xmlcatalog> > + <xmlcatalog refid="fcatalog" /> > <fileset dir="${project.site-dir}" > includes="${forrest.validate.xdocs.includes}" > excludes="${forrest.validate.xdocs.excludes}"/>
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Thorsten Scherler wrote: > David Crossley escribi??: > > Thorsten Scherler wrote: > > > Ross Gardler escribi??: > > > > By definition whiteboard stuff is not supported by the Forrest > > > > community, so people use it at their own risk. If something in > > > > whiteboard gets enough community support then it will migrate into > > > > trunk. That move would be where we take a vote. > > > > > > The migration is not only community but as well code related. > > > > > > IMO we really should consider renaming whiteboard to incubator, because > > > it is the place to develop not only new code but as well a community > > > around it. Should I call a vote? > > > > > > WDYT? > > > > Just discussing the proposal will be sufficient. > > > > Why does it need a name change? > > Because the name is not reflecting what is does. A whiteboard means in > my dictionary something completely different then the function of the > whiteboard in forrest. IMO the name is *too* misleading to keep it. Like > I wrote some time ago, e.g. in the incubator the whiteboard is a link to > the wiki (which makes sense). The "whiteboard" has changed over time. It was intended as a place to just experiment. However we have started doing development there rather than using branches. So we have changed the nature of the whiteboard. > > We could just add > > to the Guidelines document to explain what we mean > > by "whiteboard" and what are the conditions for > > moving stuff into trunk. > > Hmm, we should do this anyway, even if we change the name. My point is > that the name is not appropriate for reflecting the usages. Also, the job cannot be taken lightly. There is a stack of configuration files, build files, plugin deployment process, and documentation to change. So lets be absolutely sure that this is what we want to do first. Need to find the last discussion. I am sure that we talked about the wider topic and there were agreements on various aspects of how to do our development. Changing the name was probably just one component of that. Our trouble is that we don't document this stuff in the project Guidelines doc (even links to discussion would be a start). -David
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HOUMA -- Although it may not have seemed like a big deal for the five veterans of war who brought a home-cooked meal for Marines stationed at the Algiers Naval Support Base, for the Marines stationed there, it meant a little taste of home.
"They had indicated that the guys would like to have some good Cajun cooking, so the guy in charge of our rifle company, we decided to go over there and do some cooking for them," said Doughty Dominique.
Last Wednesday, Dominique and four other men from the United Veterans League in Houma brought seafood gumbo, jambalaya, white beans and fried fish to about 55 Marines stationed at the base.
The men used contributions from local donors, mostly from Rouses Supermarket, Dominique said.
"We didn't have to bring very much back," Dominique said. "It was gobbled up pretty quick."
For the 71-year-old veteran and his friends from Houma, the lunch carried special significance for them as former servicemen.
"It was very satisfying," he said. "And they enjoyed it so much; it was almost like almost everyone personally thanked us."
After the lunch, a photographer stationed with the Marines presented each of the Houma veterans with a picture of the lunch, as well as a Marine emblem.
"It really was a special day for all of us," Dominique said.
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WASHINGTON (AP) – As President Barack Obama pushes for a minimum wage increase, the real action is in the states.
Meeting with Democratic governors at the White House, Obama sought to build momentum Friday for his effort to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour by 2016. But he noted that much of the activity surrounding his push to address income inequality through higher wages is happening on a state level in Hawaii, Washington, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Illinois and other states.
"This is not just good policy. It also happens to be good politics," Obama said. "Because the truth of the matter is the overwhelming majority of Americans think that raising the minimum wage is a good idea."
Taking a veiled swipe at a prominent Republican, Obama noted that wages were increased in New Jersey by public referendum, even though it was opposed by New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie. Democrats have assailed Christie in recent weeks over a political payback scandal that has engulfed his administration.
Republicans have opposed increasing the minimum wage, asserting that it will kill jobs. GOP leaders seized upon a report earlier this week by Congress' nonpartisan budget analysts that found the wage increase could reduce jobs in 2016 by about 500,000, or 0.3 percent.
Republican governors gathered at a hotel near the White House suggested that raising the minimum wage was an issue better left to the individual states and the free market.
"I'm not for increasing the minimum wage because I'm concerned it would destroy jobs, especially for small business owners," said Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, the chair of the National Governors Association. "The market will take care of itself."
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, also a Republican, wouldn't say whether he supported Obama's proposal when asked.
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Fallin said she wasn't worried about political fallout from Republican opposition to a higher minimum wage, despite polls that show most Americans support the president's plan.
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"Irrespective of what happens at the federal level, they're going to be moving on these campaigns no matter what," Cooper said. He said in 2013, five states passed legislation to increase their state minimum wage: California, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island.
The Senate is expected to debate a minimum wage bill next month that would increase the current $7.25 an hour federal minimum wage in three increments to $10.10 by 2016, with annual increases reflecting inflation after that. The Congressional Budget Office report released on Tuesday found that without any adjustments to the minimum wage, about 45 million Americans are expected to live below the poverty line in 2016.
Democrats said raising the minimum wage would boost consumer spending, which would help local economies.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, a Democrat, said he recently asked his state economist why the state had not experienced as much economic growth as desired despite the presence of major companies like Amazon and Boeing.
"Their answer was clear, it's because we have a drag in our economy because of low wage jobs that are not creating consumers who can go out and create the demand we need," Inslee said. He said raising the minimum wage would "remove that anchor" on the economy.
The meeting with Obama came at the start of a weekend gathering of most of the nation's governors for the annual National Governors Association meeting. The long weekend, which will include a White House dinner on Sunday night and a bipartisan meeting with Obama on Monday, will include discussions on economic development, education and health care.
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|Bay leaf
|Skim milk
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Remove pan from heat.
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Calories 332 Calories from Fat 139
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g24.2%
Saturated Fat 2.1 g10.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1.5 mg0.5%
Sodium 44.2 mg1.8%
Total Carbohydrates 40 g13.4%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.2%
Sugars 4.2 g
Protein 8 g15.2%
Vitamin A 1.4% Vitamin C 2.6%
Calcium 11.5% Iron 15.9%
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This included establishing a farmers market to help reduce the miles food travels and encourage increased eating of organic foods. Another proposed initiative was a green design expo where campus engineers, architects and student teams would present their ecological inventions and designs to be used on campus.
In 2007, President Bill Clinton launched the Clinton Global Initiative University, a program that brings college students together to discuss social issues that have an impact on the world. Each year, CGI U hosts a meeting where students, national youth organizations, topic experts and celebrities discuss solutions to pressing global issues.
CGI U 2012 was March 30-April 1 at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. At the meeting, nearly 1,200 students assembled to make a difference in CGI U's five focus areas: education, environment and climate change, peace and human rights, poverty alleviation, and public health.
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You need to have a minimum amount of cash for the public auctions and then proof of funds for the rest of the entire balance that you agree to pay within a week or so.
The most important thing about auction properties is that you do your due diligence before placing your bid. It is best to inspect the property and also hire a legal professional to check the title of the property to make sure there are no liens of any kind attached to the property. Each County has their registration process you must complete before bidding on a property.
There are many people who have made the mistake of purchaing a poperty at an acution and then they find out that there were liens attached that they the buyer are responsible to pay.
Since the Auction seller where ther it is private or public has never occupied the home there isnot liability on the seller's part. The responsibili;ty to chek the property out completely is your responsibiltiy.


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