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BRATTLEBORO The arts and entertainment editor from the Brattleboro Reformer will take over direction of Latchis Hotel & Theatre this summer, the Keene Sentinel reported.
As the new executive director, Jon Potter will oversee the day-to-day business of the hotel and theater as well as the nonprofit arts component, according to an announcement from Lisa Blotch, president of Latchis Arts, and Rick Hashagen, president of Latchis Corporation.
Potter has covered arts in the region for the past 11 years as the editor of Ovation, the weekly arts and entertainment section of the Reformer.
He replaces Gail Nunziata, who is stepping down after holding the position of executive director for 10 years.
The Latchis Corporation is the for-profit business of the theater and hotel on the corner of Main and Flat streets, which Latchis Arts, a nonprofit art advocacy group, acquired in 2003.
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El Paso, Texas became the host city of the Miss USA beauty pageant in 1988. This was a big deal because of the kind of nationally televised and other publicity and money that the event would bring to El Paso.
The credit for the pageant being held in the border city went to El Paso beauty pagent gurus Richard Guy and the late Rex Holt. The two talented men (GuyRex Associates) were responsible for helping five contenders in a row winning the Miss Texas USA crown, an unparalleled achievement by any standard.
I was assigned to the El Paso Times features section working under Josie Weber, the section editor, and the late Paula Moore, who was the managing editor. Josie and Paula were capable journalists in their own right, which is why we made history with this particular pageant.
At the time, the features staff rotated the beauty pageants as assignments, and this one fell on me. Personally, I did not care much for pageants because I believed they were trivial pursuits that exploited women. Over the years, I gradually changed my mind and accepted that beauty and poise were unique talents, and that cultivating these gifts was a legitimate option for women who possessed them.
The 1988 event presented an opportunity to gain behind-the-scenes insights into the industry of glamour and report on a national beauty pageant taking place in our own city. Hollywood stars Alan Thicke and Tracy Scoggins were to be the headliners for the televised pageant that would ultimately select as its winner Miss Texas USA Courtney Gibbs, a Fort Worth native and another winning GuyRex product.
The distrust between the local pageant organizers and our coverage began almost immediately. The preparations for the big moment took place over several weeks, and the contestants were housed in a motel near Hawkins Boulevard, in which one of El Paso's elected officials held an interest.
The motel no longer exists. First, as I learned later, the pageant organizers questioned why I was assigned to cover the pageant. Although I worked for the features section, I had the reputation of being a hard-news investigative reporter. The suspicion was that I was sent to "dig up dirt" on the pageant. And, while I was not excited about having to cover the pageant, I approached it like all my other assignments; find out what's there and report it.
One of the first things I observed and questioned was the use of Fort Bliss soldiers as escorts for the pageant contestants during the weeks leading up to the winner's coronation. The Army regulations I looked up seemed to indicate that this was a misuse of military personnel. If so many soldiers could be spared to escort the women each day, then it meant that their military jobs were not critical or important. The story ran with a picture. The officials at Fort Bliss were upset by the story; one of them, I was not told who, asked one of our staff members, 'what's up with Diana?' I was also told in the newsroom that the Fort Bliss commander was very eager for the Army post to have a role in the pageant.
Another incident that caused trouble for us began innocently enough. Paula Moore, an astute editor, suggested that I requested the head shots of all 51 beauty contestants so we could have them before the final pageant. She wasn't sure at first how we would use them, and we obtained the photos. Then, Paula got the idea of having the El Paso Times conduct its own contest by having readers vote on who should win; the paper would publish all the contestant photos and readers would chime in. This was before the era of social media. It was a great idea!
The pageant people went ballistic. I was accused of using trickery in obtaining the contestant photos for the purpose of the newspaper's own contest. That's not how things occurred, but at their end, that's how the pageant people saw it. Discussions over this issue began in earnest between the editors and the pageant people who opposed the use of the photos for a local newspaper contest.
During one of my trips to the civic center, where the pageant events were being held, I arrived early and was greeted by a female sheriff deputy assigned to the facility security. After I identified myself, she nodded her head and told me that the first thing she heard in the mornings when she reported for work was someone with the pageant cursing me over something I had written in the Times.
Then, after entering the facility, I encountered one of the local women that worked to assist the contestants. I identified myself and asked about the events of the day. She came up to me and without a word simply gave me a hug and walked away. I was dumbfounded. Burt Wittrup, one of our editors, compared the women who helped beauty pageant contenders with men who liked hanging out with athletes in locker rooms, sort of a vicarious experience for the wannabees.
Next thing I knew, I was called into Paula Moore's office and was told that El Paso lawyer, the late Sib Abraham, had written a letter threatening to file a court injunction against me if I was not kept away from the pageant, particularly away from Richard Guy and Rex Holt, who were freaking out over my coverage. Paula wanted to assign a different reporter to cover the remaining big pageant events in case I had to be taken off. With all the near daily complaints, you'd think that we were covering the Watergate hearings.
Finally, the pageant staff agreed to let the El Paso Times publish all the contestant photos but only until the day of the big pageant finale. I was able to interview the winner, Courtney Gibbs, I believe the day after she was crowned. In person, she epitomized what judges look for in a contender. Courtney Gibbs, no doubt, possessed an incomparable combination of beauty, poise and intelligence. She was the clear winner. I wished her well.
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As the general manager of a natural foods cooperative with more than 7,000 owners, I want to express my support for House Bill 112, the GMO labeling legislation that is under consideration in our state Senate.
Our customers have always taken food seriously, wanting to know the full story behind the products they purchase. Increasingly, they are seeking information about genetically modified ingredients in the food supply. Some are concerned about health impacts, many fear environmental contamination, and others want to avoid supporting corporate control of the food system. For all of these reasons, GMO labeling makes sense here as it does in more than 60 other countries where it is mandated.
Hunger Mountain Cooperative believes everyone has the right to make informed food choices. For that reason, we support mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods. Given the nature of our food system, we believe that a national mandatory GMO labeling law is the optimal solution and should be our long-term goal. However, given the power of anti-labeling interests, state laws are needed to build momentum. House Bill 112 will be a critically important step in the growing movement toward a national GMO labeling law.
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I hate hardware. Sometimes I hate Linux too, but more often I just hate the hardware. Boxes, wires, connectors, keyboards, mice, the works. Some days I just want all of it to disappear.
Hmm, did I perhaps have a bad time building my new machine ? That's putting it lightly.
New readers should check out my earlier entries to catch up on current events here at Studio Dave. After collecting and assembling the parts for a new and more powerful box I was disappointed to discover that the machine was dead on arrival. When I pushed the power-on switch nothing happened. I opened the box and tried to start it again. I got just about zip, zero, nothing, nada. Actually, the cool blue front panel lights flashed once, the CPU fan made a weak little spin and died, and that was all.
My brother checked the power supply and concluded that it was blown, but he admitted that he wasn't sure he had tested it correctly (many PSUs require a load before they'll operate). So I trundled off to a local repair shop where it was determined that the power supply was fine, but the motherboard was hopelessly burnt. The repairman suggested it was probably DOA when I installed it. Fortunately the good fellow who had supplied the board was willing to give me a complete refund, and I'm now awaiting the arrival of a new motherboard, complete with pre-installed CPU. I'm still going with the AMD64, so you'll still get to hear about Studio Dave's transition to the 64-bit world. It's just going to take longer than I planned.
Once again I must send props and thanks to the members of the Linux Audio Users mail list. Their technical advice is invaluable, as are their supportive attitudes and generosity of spirit. I don't think I could handle this project without their help.
While waiting for the new motherboard I decided to try out one of the new components. I swapped out the GeForce2 MX/MX 400 video card from my current desktop machine and installed the GeForce FX 5200 intended for the new machine. Both boards are build around an nVidia chipset, both are AGP-compliant, and both are supported by the kernel's own nv driver as well as by nVidia's proprietary driver. With this much compatibility I expected a straightforward swap & play experience. Foolish Dave.
The card itself performed well, as long as it ran under the kernel driver. nVidia's own driver failed, and yes, I used the latest version. That's okay, I wasn't planning on any 3D use anyway. However, a greater problem came up, resulting directly from the new video hardware.
A digression: I had pulled my M-Audio digital audio board from the current desktop box, leaving only an SBLive Value soundcard, because I wasn't planning to use that machine for recording anymore. The SBLive is not exactly contemporary hardware, but it's well-supported by ALSA and works as advertised. I used it extensively before acquiring the M-Audio board, and I recommend it as an inexpensive solution for consumer-grade desktop audio services. I even used it for some multitrack recording with JACK and had no problems. "Problems" here equate to the dreaded xruns, buffer over/underflow conditions that can create audible and very undesirable gaps in your recordings. JACK and the SBLive have got along famously in the past, and I expected them to get along famously now. As I said: Foolish Dave.
No matter how I adjusted JACK's settings in QJackCtl I got xruns. Sometimes a lot, sometimes not so many, but always more than were tolerable. I decided to investigate the phenomenon because I had no such troubles in my previous work with the SBLive on the same box and I wanted to find out what was causing the problem.
One common xrun-producing culprit is a bad IRQ number. User Mark Knecht has addressed this situation in his excellent contribution to the Low-latency HOWTO. I ran diagnostics with lspci and cat /proc/interrupts and learned that the SBLive was sitting on IRQ 5. According to the HOWTO, the preferred IRQs for audio hardware are 9, 10, and 11. IRQ 10 is already owned by the AGP slot, IRQ 11 was taken by my Ethernet card. Since my machine doesn't have programmable interrupts (APIC) I had to open the box and swap card slots. Alas, the xrun problem persisted unabated, and at that point I suspected that the video card was the likely perpetrator. I put the old card back in the AGP slot, and the problem disappeared.
I hate hardware.
I did find some silver lining to the whole cloudy experience. While researching IRQs and Linux I discovered Powertweak, a handy utility for probing your system and reporting its hardware and kernel capabilities. Figure 1 shows off Powertweak in its GTK user interface, hard at work exploring the depths of my crappy desktop box. I haven't used Powertweak to change anything yet (I don't understand everything it shows), but it's clearly a cool tool. It's also rather dated. Can anyone out there recommend a similar program of more recent vintage ?
Figure 1: Powertweak Linux
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It's all good now. I've restored the desktop to its original audio and video hardware configuration, including the M-Audio board. JACK is happy, and I'm into a new project, recording readings of Latin poetry that you can hear (in OGG format) on my Latin Audio Examples page. These readings are probably of limited interest to Linux audio people, but the folks on the Textkit Latin forum might have some fun with them.
The project details are uncomplicated. I used ecasound from an xterm prompt to record a simple stereo WAV file. JACK was active, so I connected the microphone input to ecasound via the Audio Connections panel in QJackCtl. I set my input level with the Envy24Control mixer interface for my M-Audio card and recorded the readings (Figure 2). The resulting files weren't perfect, but I figured I could polish them in a soundfile editor.
Figure 2: Recording with ecasound and JACK
My soundfile editor of choice is usually the all-singing all-dancing Snd, but I wanted to try Davy Durham's ReZound for this project (Figure 3). My necessary edits were common operations, such as normalization, trimming dead space, muting extraneous noises, adding reverberation with a LADSPA plugin, and making incidental adjustments to amplitudes. I needed only a few routines, but I was going to use them repeatedly, so I also wanted them to be simple and easy to employ. The short review: ReZound rocks. The program is loaded with helpful functions and routines for common and uncommon audio editing, and I quickly learned how to expedite my required operations. Then I kept discovering other neat controls for viewing and playback, very helpful for my immediate work, along with many features I simply didn't have time to test.
Figure 3: ReZound
For example, ReZound provides an interface for cdrdao so you can burn your work to disc directly from the editor. Of course, first you should treat your work with the tools commonly associated with an audio mastering suite, i.e. equalization, compression, balance, gain adjustment, and so forth. ReZound doesn't pretend to be another JAMin but it does supply a Remaster menu filled with helpful items that just might save the session on a JAMin-less system.
ReZound's GUI is based on the FOX graphics toolkit. Personally I find its appearance attractive and easy on the eyes. And I must admit, the thumb-wheels are just too cool.
Documentation is sparse but adequate. The docs directory of the source package contains some text files regarding installation details and the interface conventions. Other useful information can found by following the Documentation link on the program's Web site. Judging from my experience I'd say you'll learn the most about ReZound just by playing around with it, consulting the documentation as needed.
I don't know what Davy Durham's been up to lately, but it looks as though development on ReZound is on hiatus (the last public release dates from late 2005). I hope it picks up again, ReZound is truly worthy Linux audio software. Davy, if you're out there let us know what you're doing these days.
Music To My Ears
Two rather different pieces of music came my way recently, one by way of a Csound mail list and one via the Linus Audio Users list. The Csound piece is an extraordinary work by Thorin Kerr titled Diving I (rendering and link to the OGG file courtesy fellow Csounder Dave Seidel). I don't know what operating system Thorin uses, but he notes that this work was created in part with his own Python code. Csound doesn't lack for impressive works (Rick Boulanger's Trapped In Convert and Michael Jude Bergeman's The Face On Mars come to mind), and if you'd like to hear what the latest & greatest new Csound can do, check out Diving I.
The second sonic delight came from Johannes Mario Ringheim. He just popped on to the LAU mail list one day and announced that his Kanskje No was on-line, leaving the rest of us in wonder and amazement. It's a neat piece filled with creative uses for a suite of Linux audio software that includes Ardour, Hydrogen, seq24, and the awesome (and abandoned, alas) ALSA Modular Synthesizer.
Recently the LAU list has seen new music links from Steve Doonan, James Shuttleworth, Carlos Pino, Aaron Trumm, Folderol, Esa Linna, and many others. Not all of this music makes it to the awesome LAM so be sure to check out the LAU archives to ensure that you're getting your full dose of music made with Linux.
Hopefully I'll be 64-bit-savvy by next entry. If not, have no fear, there's plenty of worthy activity in the world of Linux audio software. Look forward to a review of the new crop of multitrack recorders for Linux, a survey of recent music and sound programming languages, maybe an interview or two. Who knows what will show up here next ? You'll just have to tune in to find out.
Similis sum folio de quo ludunt venti.
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Hi Dave,
Sorry to hear your trouble with your 64bit Studio Dave. I'm nearly in the same boat but with much more success. I choose an Ati X1300 PCIe-GFX card, an ASRock AM2XLI-eSATA2 with an AMD3500+/1G Memory and use an SB Live as primary sound card. I installed succesfully Ubuntu dapper, installed many sound apps and was impressed by the low latency so far. I haven't made too many tests up to now but I've got some important information on this page regarding jack and amd64: AMD 64 Tips
It's probably the best to use a newer jack version than the one included on any Debian-based distro I searched so far. I haven't checked jack version of studio64 up to now though.
Thanks for the Rezound review, I will definitively give it a try on my soon upcoming CD project. I like the cleaner interface compared to Audacity. Anyone knows if jack support is on it's way or patchable?
Ok according to the homepage jack support should be in the next version. Also there is a qt(4) port planned of rezound, so if nobody has ported/reimplemented qtthumbwheel (an commercial-only available Qt solutions widget) these will disappear from rezound in the port :-(. The rezound author seems to be learning qt4 currently in a different project.
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i certainly appreciate your work on getting a 64 bit audio powerhouse running. i intend to build one this winter when stuck inside. it would be great if you also took on getting wireless to work...
thanks very much for your work.
Dave, your audio drop outs are due to the latest graphics drivers.
they HOG all of the PCI bus cycles as they can-- not leaving much
for audio devices to function. you are not alone in this problem.
Many people report a new card causes such problems and an OLD card
fixes it! j.p.
There are latency utilities
There are latency utilities that allow you to set a max/min latency for PCI/AGP bus. Unfortunately I can't look up the name of any of them right now, but I've used one on a Windoze box within the last year. Should be an equivalent in Linux.
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Magnitude 6.7 - NEAR THE SOUTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA
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Thread: 6.9 EQ Aru Islands Region, Indonesia
Thread: 6.7 Earthquake Indonesia!!!
I would like to point something out from the 10th:
From El Q's earthquake thread
Tiny Trink
Yup, it was very tiny though.
Could have been nothing or perhaps some rumbling as pressure is increasing.
Note the event happen 20 minutes before a 4.9 quake in Indonesia as well.
Too early and too small to tell if anything.
This might be a sign things will increase soon however.
Thread: Pole Shift, Crustal displacement evidence is here! Vast Plate movement sequence proved between Indonesia, Alaska and Americas (Page 4)
It now appears like that "rumbling" is taking place & is increasing due to pressure building.
I said on the 10th after a minor event that it might be a sign things will increase soon.. well those signs are now picking up less than two days later.
Beyond the near 7 quake in Indonesia that just happened.. hours after a buoy is showing further rumbling.
ALL of which is on the left side of the triangle sequence that has developed recently.
I don't believe step 1 has completed with an adjustment yet but rather rumbling is taking place now and there soon will be an adjustment.
Here is a link of the buoy by Indonesia showing as I call.. rumble signatures.
10/10 through 10/12: [
link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov
You can see now today the signature has increased over the previous time on the 10th.
We have that along with the 6.7 quake in Indonesia a few hours ago.
So now you have a general sense of what is building with increasing data/signs.
Lets not also forget that the location of this buoy is right in the location even where the Media has stated...:
"the vast Indo-Australian plate is being torn in two... This is causing a broad area in the centre of the Indo-Australian plate to buckle"
link to www.newscientist.com
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link to www.newscientist.com
The media came out with this "information" long after I talked about the same areas, documented a pattern, predicted accurately etc.
There is much more currently going on that we're not being told.
As of where we are now?
I would go so far that say that we are on short notice now for an adjustment.
Which would be 7+ quake/s and/or increasing buoy activity showing seafloor adjustments rather than the rumbling we're seeing now.
All of which would be in the general area of step 1.
Pressure is hard to know when exactly it'll be released.. I'm confident though that this adjustment should happen anywhere from within a few days up to two weeks at most.
I can make that statement mostly based upon the data of the previous 3 adjustments that took place in this region.
Once this next adjustment takes place you'll know then it won't be long till 7+ quakes/s around C/S America which will be severe.
Now on 10/15 it's confirmed!
Current on going Seafloor/Plate adjustment by Java, Indonesia.
At time of post it's currently at 70 meters of adjustment.
Source: [
link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov
There also was an earthquake at the near same position of the buoy recording this adjustment.
Note the buoy location is 113 degrees east in the link above.
Range 4.3-5.0 earthquake.. Java Indonesia, 113 degree east.
Source: [
link to www.ga.gov.au
link to geofon.gfz-potsdam.de
As you can see above, on the 12th I forecasted this to adjustment to occur.. within the location and time frame it has.
"I don't believe step 1 has completed with an adjustment yet but rather rumbling is taking place now and there soon will be an adjustment...
buoy activity showing seafloor adjustments which would be in the general area of step 1.
I'm confident though that this adjustment should happen anywhere from within a few days up to two weeks at most."
It's happening now!
Step 1 has started!
Buckle your seat belts!
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Mac doesn't have these guys motivated to play. Hell he isn't showing any emotion either.
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The Portugal international has voiced his satisfaction with his side's win, but feels that anything can still happen in the return legBenfica midfielder Ruben Amorim has warned his team-mates that the Europa League round of 16 tie with Tottenham Hotspur is not decided just yet after their 3-1 win at White Hart Lane on Thursday.
The Lisbon giants went two goals up via Rodrigo and Luisao before Christian Eriksen pegged one back, but again Luisao made sure Benfica returned to Portugal with a two-goal lead.
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Casey added a post in a topic Round 2 new releases for 2016I think the version prior to the monster truck was the "Scavenger" "tow truck", like so:
There will still be some stock goodies and a few still-close-to-stock parts, but the hinged nose is the real deal breaker here.
I *think* the monster truck specific suspension is shared with MPC's other monster truck kits of the era (Dodge pickup, El Camino), too, so I guess if you've been wanting a set of Rockwell axles you'll be happy about this reissue.
Casey added a post in a topic Round 2 new releases for 2016Yes, the stock parts (even if just the '77 and back Pacer nose) would be most welcome. I'm sure we'll see all the above again, eventually.
Casey added a post in a topic Round 2 new releases for 2016I thought all the AMT mid-'70s cars went full custom at the end of their runs?:
Casey added a post in a topic Anyone have this problem?Why is a rant about not being thanked in General Discussion? It only seems fair if other long term members are publicly scolded about not posting in the proper place, all members should receive the same treatment, for the sake of consistency, right?
Oh look, it's deja vu all over again. :
Casey added a post in a topic Instructions for the AMT Silhouette - Nostalgic SeriesThe second pic I posted was taken from an eBay listing. Sorry, I only have the 2001 RC2 issue instruction sheet which appears to be different.
Casey added a post in a topic Instructions for the AMT Silhouette - Nostalgic SeriesOh, you must have these?:
Casey added a post in a topic The First L-88It looks like the real car used Firestone tires, but there are some vintage Tamiya Goodyears (as well as some F1 Firestones) available which might be closer to the real thing, just FYI:
Casey added a post in a topic "Squad Rod" '79 NovaI picked up a built version a few years ago for the 5-slot wheels, and while nice, they had the look of a generic stamped steel, chrome plated wheel, but maybe that was intentional. The rest of the kit was up to MPC's usual late '70s standards, which is to say not terribly impressive, but not Palmer level either. Here's a peek at the chrome parts:
Casey added a post in a topic Anyone have any real insider info on Revell's "new" '70 Charger?I would argue the F&F franchise/brand is quite successful, and that tie-ins, such as model kits based on the movie cars, follow suit. I highly doubt Revell would pursue the licensing for the F&F brand a second time if they were money losers the first time around.
While the 40+ age crowd might form the majority of Revell's customers, they aren't going to ignore the rest of their customer base, either. The F&F series is absolutely aimed at the 8-35 year old demographic, and vehicles like the Honda Civic EK series are considered classics to younger generations, so it makes sense to reissue them with F&F branding and with F&F 8 due in theaters next year. It's good timing and smart business.
Both versions of this kit will sell very well IMHO. I'll buy one of each without hesitation, even if I only buy the F&F version for the wheels.
Casey added a post in a topic Anyone have any real insider info on Revell's "new" '70 Charger?I can see the texture, though it appears to be mostly buried under a cost of paint or two, perhaps intentionally.
Casey added a post in a topic Anyone have any real insider info on Revell's "new" '70 Charger?^Bingo. The torque boxes are now molded completely closed and the K-member up front is definitely different, so same master pattern/design specs, slightly different model...much like the '32 Fords and Rat Roaster IMHO.
I'm sure that grill can be worked with until the stock version comes out, which, based on past history ('67 Camaro grille/surround), may be a moot point.
Casey added a post in a topic A Detailed Preview of Revell's Upcoming '30A Chopped Five Window Hot Rod....Wait, what!? As in, the greenhouse is a separate piece from the lower body shell, much like the Monogram 1/24 '30/'34/'36 Ford kits??
Casey added a post in a topic With the MPC Reissues , I Wonder If ...Found it:
Casey added a post in a topic With the MPC Reissues , I Wonder If ...I wonder if something's been heavily modified or a significant portion this kit is missing. I can't find the image, but I think it was in the '96 issue of SAE containing the forthcoming releases, and within the article was a picture of a '72 Road Runner roundy-round (Grand American or whatever it was called) car in Petty Blue...but it never happened. 1987(!) was the last time the MPC '71 Plymouth Roadrunner was available, IIRC.
As for the "Super Charger" kit, I doubt it would be a hot for Round2. The '71 R/T has been reissued twice since 2009, and is far nicer is every respect, so maybe Round2 isn't willing to devote it resources to a kit which to the average buyer looks a lot like the '71 R/T?
Casey added a post in a topic Revell 1984 Olds 442http://www.ebay.com/itm/Revell-83-Hurst-Oldsmobile-plastic-1-25-scale-Special-Edition-car-model-kit4317-/282006135265?hash=item41a8e021e1%3Ag%3ArAEAAOSw3mpXERa3&nma=true&si=dqp1qInwMLujkbPBH56jQB0Dh%2Fk%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
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Valley Forge Casino Resort
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Philadelphia, PA
Ticket to Philly Mojito March
Fox & Hound
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