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How to Forgive Yourself [For Not Writing]
Arrives around midnight, an itch on the inside of the skull. A nag– a voice of a friend or professor, perhaps editor if you're lucky. "You should be writing."
So you drag your sorry corpse from the sheets and sit before a blank screen, fingers poised. Wait, you need to drink something, not anything too caffeinated. You still must work tomorrow, the "real work," whatever that means; you feel less as if you're producing anything there than spinning your wheels, making enough money to rent an apartment where you may write. Where you may store the books you buy and never read, neglected friends forlorn on the shelf. But of course it is past midnight, and the story or the novel or the poem remains unfinished. An aching empty, a white space suggesting brilliance but yielding nothing.
David Foster Wallace once said, "If your fidelity to perfectionism is too high, you never do anything. Because doing anything results in…it's actually kind of tragic because you sacrifice how gorgeous and perfect it is in your head for what it really is." (Wallace interview here)
You worry about what it really is. Just words, your words even. A sad attempt at magic. You keep pulling rabbits from the hat, but they come out limp, dead. You envy the authors who make these tricks appear so easy, how they talk of their work as something natural. In their wizard presence, you're a squib. But Ira Glass said something very similar about this terrible self-expectation.
"Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me. All of us who do creative work, we get into it because we have good taste. But there is this gap. For the first couple years you make stuff, it's just not that good. It's trying to be good, it has potential, but it's not. But your taste, the thing that got you into the game, is still killer. And your taste is why your work disappoints you. A lot of people never get past this phase, they quit. Most people I know who do interesting, creative work went through years of this. We know our work doesn't have this special thing that we want it to have. We all go through this. And if you are just starting out or you are still in this phase, you gotta know its normal and the most important thing you can do is do a lot of work. Put yourself on a deadline so that every week you will finish one story. It is only by going through a volume of work that you will close that gap, and your work will be as good as your ambitions. And I took longer to figure out how to do this than anyone I've ever met. It's gonna take awhile. It's normal to take awhile. You've just gotta fight your way through." – Ira Glass
This sort of thinking lends me hope. When I was a younger, I was too stupid to question the validity of my work: of course I was a writer, destined to be a writer. I wrote a novel every year since the age of eleven, and while writing each manuscript, I never doubted it would be published. Now that I have my first novel published and some poems in journals, I am immobilized by the fear of not being good enough. My expectations for myself have drastically changed because I have the ability to perceive the gap between where I am and where I wish to be.
Sometimes the excuses come easy. I worked five months as a busboy in a fine dining restaurant following college graduation. I worked more than forty hours a week, often returning home exhausted. I would sit at the bottom of the shower, rubbing lotion on my calloused feet at one in the morning after working sixteen hour shifts, then wake up early again for another double. While I imagined this fast-pace life might have conjured stories, I became bloated with self-doubt. I didn't write. I began and halted a few pieces. I gave up all summer revising my second novel, its direction unknown, the genre flip-flopping between magic realism and literary drama. I spent my days off in the library, typing at a school computer. I wrote first drafts for six or seven different stories over the summer, but still I could not forgive myself for not pushing myself further. After all, I had only become a busboy to create free time to write, to produce a schedule that would give me mornings to myself. And yet I found myself so often sleeping in, shirking all responsibilities.
When I quit being a busboy and began instead working at a used bookstore, I still didn't use the free time wisely. Unlike in a typical job or even while at college, there were no concrete deadlines dangling over my head. It feels awful to be unable to recapture the productivity I embodied as a teenager or while I was in university; but I am learning too to forgive myself.
I am reading again. Mostly short stories. Returning to stories that shocked or changed me, stories that dug under my skin and remained with me. I sought out novels that had done the same. I have been spending entire afternoons on the Edge of America at Folly Beach, reading poems aloud to the Morris Island Lighthouse. I have spent entire days discovering discographies of jazz musicians to whom I've never before listened. I am unwrapping the world, and I can't get it all down. Not all at once.
But I'm still trying. I have found a good new direction for revising my second novel and needed time away from it to figure out what to do. I am piecing together a poetry collection, which my publisher is currently reviewing. And I'm writing. Not always something I consider good or brilliant. I close my eyes and conjure something incredible in my head that never translates to the page. But I forgive myself for what I could not do, for what I could not write when I could not write. I forgive myself for waking late and sitting too long before blank pages before going to wash the dishes. Because it comes in the middle of the night.
I climb out of bed, something bouncing in the back of my skull. Insistent. An idea. A notion of where to take the story next. I sit down, and I write.
Review for Street Performer Playing a Broken Violin
At first, I found his rendition of "When the Saints Come Marching In" endearing, until I heard the same rendition, scratched out-of-tune against the violin's abused strings, for the sixth time. He stands on the corner of Wentworth and King, battered case lying at his feet. I, of course, have witnessed street performances from around the world—the immigrant's trumpet bellows in a walking tunnel in Tuebingen, the one-arm man's accordion finesse in the city square of Krakow, the instrument-less lament of a Cuban opera singer at Havana's rum-washed Malecon—and the man in Charleston, SC is not up to snuff.His repertoire is obviously lacking: he shifts between Charlie Brown and other pop standards before reverting back inevitably to "When the Saints Come Marching In."
Although performing these songs on a broken violin seemed at first avant garde, a stab to establish an atonal surprise for the passerby listeners– the venue itself being remarkably fresh, music that takes place away from the hallowed concert hall. But I conclude that the man simply does not know how to tune his violin nor does he care that the instrument is missing its A-string.
Overall, three out of five stars.
Unsettling the Narrative of "The South"
"In the South everybody's got a story, a long, elaborate, rambling, subordinate-clause-filled, bullsh–it-laced, possibly even entirely made-up story."
—Diane Roberts, quoted in book review by Jay Watson in The Southern Register, Fall 2009
"Tell about the South . . . What do they do there? How do they live there? Why do they?"
—William Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom!
"The South is what we started out with in this bizarre, slightly troubling, basically wonderful country—fun, danger, friendliness, energy, enthusiasm, and brave, crazy, tough people."
—Bill Maxwell, "There's no place like the South," St. Petersburg Times, reprinted in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Huckleberry Finn floats down the Mississippi river on a raft. After Jim and Huck narrowly escaping slave-catchers, the raft runs up against a sturdy steamship, which cast Jim and Huck into the wild river. Somewhere northeast in Georgia, Flannery O'Connor sweeps through her front lawn and directs a flock of peacocks. Vibrantly colored, their feathers fan out like graceful spokes. South of her peacock sanctuary, a barn burns in Yoknapatawpha County. The history of southern writing is one of strange stories populated by ghosts and off-kilter characters. When one sets out to write a novel one considers "southern," as I did when I began writing Heathens and Liars of Lickskillet County, the writer hopes to unsettle the narrative of the south.
Two interesting cliches emerge when I discuss The South (as a concept and place) with writers who did not grow up here. The first is the romantic view of The South borne of Antebellum dream: plantations lush with magnolia trees drip with beauty and Spanish moss. Somewhere down the road, a simple man plays a simple song on a homemade banjo as he sits on the front porch of a wooden shack he built with his own two hands. This version of The South is a quiet and wondrous place in which the potholes of the racist and violent past have been paved over. Sometimes southerners too conjure this vision of The South, though not everyone is self-deluded about the flaws of this place. Flaws flood unbidden the second popular fantasy of the non-southerner's South: in this South, every person is a toothless hillbilly carrying sawed-off shotguns, driving too-big trucks, and fulfilling redneck cliches. In the second cliche of the South, houses fall into disrepair, tractors stampede through downtown, and cow-tipping offers the pinnacle of entertainment for any bored teenager.
Neither of these visions of The South prove true, which is why those who do not live in The South tend not to write about it. To them, it is a boring landscape of stereotypes. But read Faulkner. Read O'Connor. Read Toni Morrison. Read Twain. Read Pat Conroy. You will learn The South is a stranger landscape than it seems, a place that demands to be both criticized and celebrated.
When I set out to write Lickskillet, I wanted to write a "southern" story but rather than rely on the southern tropes of the past, I sought to draw from my own life. I grew up in the suburbs. Mundane hatred outweighed intentional racism. The neighborhood Bi-Lo parking lot offered a sanctuary for chainsmokers. The woods brimmed with promise of bonfire parties that never quite materialized. We lived lives informed mainly by imagination. Although violence became a footnote in personal and family history, rarely did these events occur in the light of day. Instead, everything is hidden.
Perhaps for this reason I chose to set my first novel in a fictional town, in which the dirty aspects of the town's history could be contextualized as unreal. I don't wish to tread on too many toes, though maybe that's an unwise anxiety. One runs the risk, when writing anything incepted by personal experience and observation, of revealing too much. These days I live in Charleston, SC, a city made well-known in recent months due to the racist and horrendous actions that have taken place here. And this, I think, is an important consideration: in the same city as horror may appear, so may hope. So may love and family persist. Secrets litter Charleston like cigarette butts: the Starbucks across the road from College of Charleston was once the place where the gallows stood, the school library is built atop a graveyard of free blacks, and the charming downtown Market is referred to often as the Old Slave Market. Here the present interacts brutally with the past. Ghosts linger on every street corner.
In the second chapter of Lickskillet, a character named Aron King recounts a well-known local ghost story and laments that younger kids no longer carry on the tradition of sneaking into the so-called haunted house. According to lore, a rich Yankee recluse locked his mad wife in the attack until she eventually plotted his death– the details of where the authorities found his decapitated head, however, have been muddled by multiple re-tellings. In this geographical space, stories determine identity as strongly as do personality traits. Each character is haunted by the history of the space they inhabit. During this particular chapter, Aron develops a sense that the ghosts of his hometown have become irrelevant. Even the glorified past, often gilded in southern literature, is now falling apart; quite literally, the house is crumbling. Each time Aron and his friend Blaine return to the house and climb to the attic, their ritual smoking spot, the floorboards threaten to buckle. Always, disaster and darkness resides just off-stage.
If I were to attempt to describe Lickskillet in terms of genre, I would say Gothic Southern meets Young Adult Tragicomedy. I want an element of strangeness to rule the page and illuminate the lives of characters as they navigate their blooming lives. Each character is a teenager, young and eager to escape the dull town of Lickskillet, and yet they are still connected to the town's irreparably southern past. One finds this strangeness in specificity: the peanuts floating in the Coke bottle, the kaolin sprayed on truck tires, the pop and sizzle of chicken frying, and the peculiar existence of characters who seem to belong nowhere else but here.
By here, I mean of course The South. The real South, a pulsing and writhing and alive culture. Southern stories carry a burden of unreality, the truth unfolding like some impossible origami. No human stands far from madness. No floor does not threaten to buckle. Illusions waver under the weight of old age. Haunted houses don't stay standing; they burn down. Traditions do not remain constant; they slip and alter and grow anew. In these vulnerable moments, one may observe the center of strangeness to southern living.
I hope I have balanced the celebration and critique of The South, that I have struck some vein of truth in the stories that weave through Lickskillet. The place comes alive in my mind each time I revisit the novel, the town itself as significant a character as any of the people who live there.
I want my stories to hurt like a sweet tea toothache. Remember, they demand of the reader. Taste the blood-soaked dirt. Stick your face in it. And then sit on a porch at night in South Carolina and whistle in tune to crickets.
The Body Is Where We Live: On the Importance of Questioning Gender and Embracing Androgynous Forms
The following essay was written as part of a larger art exhibit curated by Roberto Jones called "The Contemporary Form," which explored androgyny as a contemporary social and artistic concept. I provided the following essay as a plea to explore gendered expressions as not simply a political or artistic curiosity but rather a survival mechanism.
The Body Is Where We Live:
On the Importance of Questioning Gender and Embracing Androgynous Forms
A Short Essay
By Derek Berry
Gendered language is the sarcophagus but not the corpse within. You can
claw your way out of the coffin, sure, but how to escape the body? You live there,
every experience, every moment, every love, every thought filtered through the
reality of existing in that corporeal being, one you cannot escape except through
sleep or orgasm or suicide. Even dead, you cannot escape the tongues of
others—those who will name you boy or girl when you only ever named yourself
God or fairy or Leelah Acorn. The catch, that skin stretches around our
bones, a flesh-prison. A strange virtual reality video game, in which we sit rattling in
the consoles of our skulls, controlling human-shaped vehicles. In these vehicles, we
collide and crash and zip and brake—we live our entire lives within bodies. We do
not even understand what it means to live beyond the body, whether death be a
coda or refrain. So we have these: we own bodies, though several own the language
that describe our bodies. How can we own a name that does not belong to us, one
our tongues have never learned to properly speak? How can we own a body so
inscribed with meaning we did not choose, a library of misinterpretations that
mangle bones, that fertilize graves, and that trap us with organs, with body hair,
with blood. We do not properly understand the physical effects of gender, that these
transgressions do not only happen in discourse or in the classroom or in some
theory-ruled vacuum but rather on the body, in the body, to the body. Always the
body is the final secret exhumed, the final consideration behind the name on the
headstone or taste of the dirt. This is a cemetery we continue to dig.
Being a Writer Is Easy! (If You Have Nothing Else to Do)
In the past week, I have written 12,000 words. 1,000 of those words have been fiction, 0 words poetry, and the rest devoted to various academic projects. With the publication of my first novel fast approaching, I must consider myself more and more a writer, and yet such a title demands attention and effort. A writer, after all, must write. Not just blog posts like this one. Or Tweets, a form of which I am particularly fond. But rather, stories. Novels. Poems. Essays for lofty literary journals. And in the past few months, I have done little of this. Moored to the workload of senior year, I have neglected my holy and dreadful duties as a writer.
So what to do? What is a writer who does not write? Recently, my laptop crashed—kaput! The latest draft of my second novel, on which I've been working since my Freshman year at College of Charleston, was lost within a fried hard drive. The loss eliminated any motivation to continue working on the novel, and for the past four months, the story has languished in the purgatory of forgotten manuscripts. Where novels-in-progress go to die. Of course I still have the second draft for reference, and I can jump right back in with a new draft.
After all, my inspiration in writing has been replenished. This year I am taking my first ever fiction-writing course with Professor Brett Lott at the College of Charleston. What I expected to be a course crammed with trite advice and undergraduate pandering has actually been quite helpful. Several of the most basic lessons of fiction have eluded me until now, and I must return with a critical eye to my new material. Like all young writers, I am already terrified of my first novel (I wrote the novel when I was seventeen and eighteen), and yet I still have such pride in it. It is, after all, a fine work, especially for someone as young as I. But nevertheless, I intend to do even better next time, applying the lessons I have learned in the course.
But what of time? How does one grapple with the lack of time one receives in university? Some college students participate in Nanowrimo, and I long for the days I could spend hours in a coffee shop furiously typing. But no, that won't do. It's not that I don't have the energy to write nor the ideas, but rather that other obligations have wrestled me away from the stories. Too often I wish to scribble ideas into a notebook and abandon whatever essay, presentation, or op-ed I am working on. Too often I find myself at the end of the day exhausted by the sheer effort of living, of academic rigor, of the expectations of professors and parents, of the black hole of social media that promises either publication success or ruin. Too often I find myself discussing writing with friends rather than writing. But I am finding my groove. I am writing on the toilet, on planes, in cars, in class, between classes, and in the library while I am supposed to be working on the two essays, three group projects, and poster presentation due in two days (as I am doing now).
So I must work without ceasing. I must work even when not writing. Always, a tiny elf sits in my head, scribbling down experiences, filing away gestures and odd phrases, and composing grand scenes. When I am in class, I am working: who needs to listen to a lecture on Benedictine monks when one has read Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose? When I am exercising (which means here riding my bike aimlessly through the decrepit and ruinous parts of my city), I am working. During sex, I am working. While eating lunch, I am working. While taking a shower, I am working. When I am out drinking with my friends, dancing a wild gig of youthful merriment, I am working. I am cataloging my life for the sake of my art. My mind is alive with stories.
I have taken a semester to step away from my second novel, hoping to return with renewed vigor during winter break. For now, I am perfecting my storytelling. I have written six short stories so far since August and I intend to write another two before winter crashes into South Carolina and forces me inside. And when it does, I will pour a hot coffee and keep writing.
Apocalypse Later: Hurricane Days
Sunday morning brings a brief reprieve, a misty gray sunshine illuminating the still-flooded streets. As I walk to the coffee shop, jonesing for a rush of caffeine that might inspire my research and writing, I witness a small sports car marooned on smith street. Murky brown water reaches its window. The car has been long abandoned. It has become an island of rust and possible regret. The coffee shop is entirely empty, closing early for the day; we expect further rains to come later, and the barista must drive his bike through the cross-town where his daughters wait at home. As I walk back toward my house, Americano in hand, rain falls lightly.
But not rain like the hurricane has brought, great sheets of rain, waves crashing violently against the Battery. The pictures on the Internet are foreboding—streets become rivulets, gushing with sewage water. Trucks have become submerged in an aquatic traffic jam. Trees fell due to wicked winds. Overly irrigated front yards float. Enough rain to bring buried corpses to the surface. Worse still the news coming from the governor and president—a state of emergency! Enough fear to put your teeth on edge.
The rain will come again, tonight maybe. But for now I'm locked up inside. Day Four of lounging, reading, and listening to music.
I spent a good part of this afternoon lying in bed and listening to an album by the German composer Max Ricther called The Blue Notebook. The music is both classical and surprisingly subterranean. A melody that enraptures and envelops the body and mind.
I don't mind the quiet. Friday night I attended a small get-together at a friend's house, but last night, the rain proved too ferocious to bother. I stayed up until 3am, alternating between poetry books I want to re-read and episodes of Adventure Time. There is something calming, I think, about a storm. The hurricane forces one to stay inside, not fearing that some Apocalypse will arrive, that God will tear open the skies and snatch up the few believers yet. No, something else.
This is a makeshift baptism at best. The apocalypse will come later, maybe tonight, who cares? For now, I am learning to be alone, to be content with a pen and paper. To read more deeply. To listen more closely. Isolation both maddens and inspires. Outside, the rain slams against dirt, quenching its thirst beyond need; what gives life may also take life away. Inside I am lying in bed, enjoying exquisite absence, learning to hold no one's body, learning to be in my own body and not outside of it. Learning to listen, to open the windows, to watch the skies split up and wonder what got God so angry in the first place.
Pilgrimage: Final Words on Tuebingen (or… An Attempt to Understand)
I step out of the student secretary office into the sun and cross the street to the library in order to sit down and write my final thoughts on Tuebingen. I am leaving soon, spending the night at a friend's flat before flying home tomorrow morning. As I pass across the street, I nearly stumble into The Naked Man.
The Naked Man stands in the park every day and has done so for the past few months, often half-naked. People say he's crazy. He is a homeless man who dresses either in grass-streaked tidy-whities or a full suit. His favorite hobbies include snapping the branches off trees, assuming fighting stances, drinking beer, and laughing at strangers. He often walks toward strangers in order to laugh at them. That's so strange, so unnverving.
When I bump into The Naked Man, he gives me a queer look, a cocktail mixture of anger and curiosity. And so I ask in German, "Hey, man, I've been watching you for some time now. Why do you do the things you do? I mean, it doesn't make sense. You stand there and kick the air or talk with strangers? Why do you approach random groups of people to laugh at them?"
And that's all I want to know, the underlying absurdity of his actions. A reason. A meaningful reason.
The Naked Man stares at me, his mouth breaking into a grin.
And he laughs. And laughs. And says nothing more.


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Date: May 14, 2014
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Not much had gone right for the Phoenix Coyotes in the last 24 hours.
They lost a two-goal lead before falling in overtime to the New York Rangers on Monday. Goaltender Mike Smith suffered a leg injury that appeared to be serious, though he's now listed as day-to-day.
But then things turned around — at least for one day.
The Coyotes raced out to an early lead and Mikkel Boedker buried the eventual game-winner midway through the second period, and Phoenix held on for a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins — locking up a season sweep of the second-best team in the Eastern Conference.
Here's a closer look at the win, by the numbers:
The Coyotes were called for just one penalty in the win, when Chris Summers was whistled for a two-minute interference call midway through the first period.
Coyotes captain Shane Doan tallied two assists in the win, which was reminiscent of the grind-it-out style Phoenix has been so successful in employing under head coach Dave Tippett.
The Coyotes' defense limited Pittsburgh star Sidney Crosby to just two shots on goal in his team-high 23 minutes of ice time, though he assisted on the Penguins' goal that tied the game at one.
After Tuesday's win, the Coyotes found themselves with a three-point lead over the Dallas Stars for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference playoffs, and also trailed the Minnesota Wild by three points for the No. 7 spot.
The Coyotes were without four regulars in Tuesday's win — Mike Ribeiro, Derek Morris, Lauri Korpikoski and Smith, but still found a way to earn a much-needed two points on the road.
Coyotes goalie Thomas Greiss made 23 saves while stepping in for Smith, who hasn't given a timetable for his return. The Coyotes called up 21-year-old rookie Mark Visentin to serve as their backup goalkeeper while Smith is unable to play.
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Another great video here from Russian BenzBoost member Vasily1. His Renntech turbo upgraded W212 E63 AMg S 4Matic has just been crushing whatever it runs into on the highway. He has run a Lamborghini before although that was the big boy Aventador. The result was the E63 AMG S making fairly easy work of it showing that this Renntech has this W212 E63 AMG S 4Matic putting out over 850+ horsepower with their turbochargers. ...Published on 08-22-2014 07:00 PM
With the new era of turbocharged AMG's the older supercharged cars do not get quite as much attention. The M113K motors are a great value on the secondary market these days and with basic upgrades capable of some very quick performance. Here is a great example as this CLS55 AMG managed to go 11.5 @ 120 in the 1/4 with just basic upgrade. Those upgrades being an ECU tune from OE Tuning and an aftermarket supercharger pulley for more boost. ...Published on 08-21-2014 04:35 PM
The Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6 is one of the most ridiculously absurd (and expensive) vehicles to come from an OEM. Especially one known primarily for producing luxury cars. The 9000+ pound G63 AMG is not exactly designed for the roadcourse and despite the powerful M157 5.5 liter V8 under the hood it is not exactly what one would call fast. That said if BenzBoost had one it would take it to a road course too just to see the looks on people's faces. ...
AMS Alpha 7 tuned W212 E63 AMG 4Matic shows off its consistency and reliability with eleven 10 second passesPublished on 08-19-2014 05:01 PM
The AMS Alpha 7 package for the 4Matic M157 vehicles certainly is impressing. AMS released their 4Matic M157 tuning options earlier this year with some impressive results. Well, it is later in the year now and the weather is much, much warmer. How would an AMS tuned E63 AMG 4Matic fare in July summer weather on the dragstrip? Pretty damn well considering eleven passes in one outing and being able to consistently break into the 10's. ...
Autocar claims this is the final design of the C190 AMG GT - AMG GT to push 'modern luxury' design languagePublished on 08-15-2014 07:21 PM
Autocar often takes leaps with their coverage. They did something similar to this with their E92 M3 coverage claiming they had the final design before it was officially released. They were close but not 100% correct with their rendering. That is probably the same case here as Autocar released their design sketches before the official debut of the finished product. How close are they to the real deal? ...
Next generation 2015 X205 GLK to get a GLK63 AMG variant with a twin turbo M177/M178 4.0 liter V8 under the hoodPublished on 08-14-2014 03:32 PM
Mercedes-Benz tends to do an AMG variant of almost everything in the lineup. The GLK is the main noticeable absence but with the next generation X205 generation it looks like the car will finally get an AMG variant. This is likely due to pressure from the Porsche Macan Turbo which with its 400 horsepower 3.6 liter V6 significantly outpaces anything the GLK currently offers which is supposed to be the Mercedes rival for the Macan. ...
Renntech turbo upgraded W212 E63 AMG S M157 V8 vs. Weistec Stage 3 supercharged C63 M156 on the highwayPublished on 08-13-2014 10:02 PM
Some AMG heavyweights going at it here! Russian BenzBoost member Vasily1 continues to impress with his Renntech modified W212 E63 AMG S. His car has taken down an Aventador from a roll, a modified Nissan GTR, and a tuned F13 BMW M6. His car is putting out somewhere in the 850+ crank horsepower range. That is serious power but is it enough to beat a Weistec Stage III C63 which we recently saw is capable of 134+ mile per hour trap speeds? ...Published on 08-12-2014 05:51 PM
Incredible results here from an Australian W204 C63 that is now the quickest and fastest C63 AMG in Australia. This C63 has the Weistec Engineering Stage III supercharger package pushing 11 psi of boost on pump gas. In addition the car has long tube headers and a mid pipe with the catalytic converters in place. Everything else is stock including the engine internals, transmission, and the M156 V8 heads. ...Published on 08-07-2014 02:27 PM
This was pretty much known but Mercedes-Benz will release the W205 C63 AMG as a wagon in addition to the sedan. You can see Mercedes testing the pair in the video below on the Nurburgring. The M177 twin turbo V8 motor sounds a bit subdued especially compared to the M156 naturally aspirated V8 it is replacing so hopefully AMG does something to open up the exhaust sound for a bit more aggression. ...Published on 08-05-2014 04:11 PM
BMW has been plastering the M badge on everything it can these days. Mercedes is going to basically do the same thing with the AMG badge and an AMG Sport range that will serve a similar function to the BMW M Sport range. Essentially the AMG sport models will receive AMG inspired bodywork as well as interior touches. Exhaust options and engine tune software options will also likely mirror what BMW does with their M Performance Parts range. ...Published on 08-04-2014 02:50 PM
The big news from Weistec on the McLaren SLR front last month was that they are in the process of developing a twin turbo upgrade package for the SLR. However, Weistec has more products available for the Mercedes McLaren SLR than just turbos. Weistec has a power upgrade package for the Kompressor/Supercharger OEM M155 V8 motor which boosts output to 715 horsepower and and 705 lb-ft of torque at the crank. ...
Patent photos reveal the W222 S-Class Pullman design which is very, very stretched and to be produced by BrabusPublished on 08-02-2014 04:42 PM
So as you know Maybach is dead and Mercedes does not have any plans to resurrect the brand to produce new cars any time soon. Rather than make a premium Maybach that is just based on an S-Class platform anyway Mercedes decided to resurrect the Pullman name for a premium S-Class instead. The patent photos make the car look much, much longer than the previous spyphotos leading to some questions as to whether the spyphotos were of the Pullman or just a stretched S600. ...Published on 07-31-2014 11:11 AM
What you see in the videos below is the upcoming Mercedes answer to the BMW X6. Yes, the four-door 'coupe' style SUV market is heating up. Basically, the MLC will just be an M-Class but with different styling. Essentially how BMW makes the X6 based on the X5 architecture. This means the transmission and engine choices will all carry over. It also means we will see an MLC63 AMG as spyphotos from earlier this year showed. ...Published on 07-29-2014 08:24 AM
Mercedes is still way out in front of everyone but the Hungarian Grand Prix ended up with Red Bull Racing taking the victory and it was not Sebastian Vettel as we have become accustomed to. Daniel Ricciardo took the checkered flag with excellent driving. He was followed by Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes who provided a great race and excellent finish. Nico Rosberg finished behind teammate Hamilton for fourth place. ...Published on 07-25-2014 10:15 PM
Big news here from Weistec Engineering who has managed to keep their Mercedes-Benz McLaren SLR twin turbocharger development under wraps until now. The Mercedes-Benz McLaren SLR as you know has an M155K supercharged 5.5 liter AMG V8 which is based on the M113K supercharged 5.5 liter V8 familiar to us from the W211 generation E55 AMG. Weistec decided to remove the supercharger on the SLR and add a pair of turbochargers in. ...


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A review of the rest of the action from day one of Glorious Goodwood, as Misleading won for Peter Chapple-Hyam.
Misleading looked a horse to follow for trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam when making a winning debut under William Buick in the bet365 EBF Maiden over six furlongs at Goodwood on Tuesday afternoon.
The son of Footstepsinthesand pulled a length and a half clear of the twice-raced Aussie Ruler at the line. The 5/2 favourite Dark Profit, owned like the winner by Fitri Hay, was a nose further back in third for trainer Charlie Hills.
"Misleading is named after me!" joked Chapple-Hyam.
"He is nice but still raw and immature. I did say to Alex (Cole, racing manager for Fitri Hay) not to run two in the same race because this horse goes nicely.
"I have always liked him but he has had sore shins. We have taken our time and I am pleased for Jim (Hay) who has been a good supporter.
"He is qualifies for French premiums, so he will go over there at some stage. He is in the Gimcrack but won't go there if I have my way."
Hugo Palmer praised a masterful ride by Ryan Moore from stall one on 3-1 favourite Extremity to retain the bet365 Handicap the trainer landed last year with Ascription before outlining future targets.
"I said to Ryan it's not going to be easy from stall one to ride a waiting race so you'll have to ride it as you see fit. They went hard early, and every furlong he [Moore] moved out a horse's width further off the rail.
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"There's also a mile race at York which we won last year with Sure Squeeze and that's a possibility. He's had a hard race today - I hoped the cheekpieces would make a difference and they seem to have done. He was always just getting there.
"I didn't notice until I made the entry that it was the race we won last year with Ascription. It was no long-term plan because I thought we would take him to Sandown tomorrow night. In this race it was competitive, but we were the only unexposed young horse with the potential to run well.
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Nine months after their first encounter, lightweights Vuyisile Colossa and Caros Fodor will meet again in the cage of One Fighting Championship. read news >>
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We need to compile an e-mail database from the Internet. It's a big project, so I'm considering option to hire more people or a company. Each person will be responsible for market of specific country. We are targeting to pay 2$ per 100 emails collected.
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Re: 6 Flags Discovery Kingdom
Originally posted by TAKINGtheBULLET View PostHas anyone been? We've been planning on going for next weekend but have never been. Prices? Experiences? Great rides or food? Im completely in the dark so any info would be great...Thanks!
The one experience I would suggest is getting the seafari pass $20 each, buy to the right as you enter the park (good for four animal feedings [lorikeets, giraffe, elephant (ride), dolphins] check schedule for feeding times yada yada yada...
If you want to see the lions out and about watch the small animal parade from in front of the lions cage. they get excited when they see the pygmy goat go bye : )
Also the maboomboom show is cool! not extremely elaborate but very cool acrobatics! animal shows are alright...(not seaworld good) if you like tigers the tiger splash show is cool (get there early if you want a view)
As far as rides go...all 5 of the rollercoasters are fun (though Kong and Boomerang are on the bottom of the fun list and a bit jerky)
If small kids are involved there are three! well themed childrens areas.
As far as food goes eat before and after the park : ). If you are there along time the shouka souvenire combo at the burger stands is the best deal in in the park complete with a refillable souvenier cup. PS the apple pie funnel cakes near the entrance are amazing! after a long day. Like really really good!
My advice is show up right before opening and you can probably do the whole park in a day at a pretty good pace. also dont bring in the big maps they give you at parking, there are smaller ones inside the park.
I think that about covers it : )
Have fun!
Re: 6 Flags Discovery Kingdom
I haven't been since they've remodeled and changed name, but like spastic said, there is a lot of discounts. I'm pretty sure the Longs Drugs here has coupons, and all our coke products have some discounts.
If you don't want to pay inside the park prices for food, but don't want the boring old fast food (Vallejo has a whopping 8 McDonalds to choose from), I can recommend a few of my favorite places to eat in town that are cheap, good, and not too far from the park.
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Congress Passes Tax Relief Bill With 2% Employee Social Security Tax Reduction; IRS Issues 2011 Withholding Tables
Just before midnight on December 16, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 4853, the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 (Tax Relief Act of 2010), one day after passage by the Senate. The bill has been sent to President Obama, and he is expected to sign it during the afternoon of Friday, December 17. When signed, the law will continue the Bush-era tax rates, which were set to expire on December 31, 2010, for two years, through December 31, 2012.
The law will also reduce the social security tax rate paid by employees from 6.2% to 4.2% for wages paid in 2011 and continue several expiring payroll-related tax breaks, including non-job-related employer-provided educational assistance, adoption assistance, qualified mass transit and van pool benefit parity with employer-provided parking, and the Work Opportunity Tax Credit.
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TRA 2010 makes a major change in the withholding of social security taxes from employees' wages by reducing the employee share of social security tax from 6.2% to 4.2% for the first $106,800 of wages paid in 2011. The maximum that can be withheld will be $4,485.60, a $2,136 decrease from the 2010 maximum of $6,621.60.
Employers will continue to pay the full 6.2% of their employees' covered wages paid in 2011 for their share of social security taxes. Remember that the HIRE Act, which exempted employers from paying their share of social security taxes on the wages of certain employees who were newly hired after February 3, 2010, and before January 1, 2011, does not apply to wages paid after December 31, 2010.
Self-employed individuals, who currently pay 12.4% of their income in social security taxes, will pay 10.4% up to the $106,800 wage base. Also, employees covered by the Railroad Retirement Tax Act will see a reduction in their Tier I withholding tax from 6.2% to 4.2%.
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- Adoption assistance – The income exclusion for up to $13,170 of employer-provided adoption assistance in 2010 ($13,360 in 2011) is extended for one year, through December 31, 2012.
- Dependent care credit – The increase in the maximum child care expenses that qualify for the dependent care tax credit from $2,400 for one child and $4,800 for two or more to $3,000 and $6,000 respectively is extended for two years, through December 31, 2012. Employees can claim additional allowances on Form W-4 based on their eligibility for the credit.
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit – The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is extended for four months, through December 31, 2011, and is effective for employees hired after the date TRA 2010 is enacted.
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If all continues to shake out as they have been for the past few days, Billboard believes The Jonas Brothers' this week-released album, Lines, Vines and Trying Times, will debut at the top of its album chart next week with a total of 275,000 to 300,000 units moved in the first week of sales. It will be the band's second No. 1 album in as many tries, which is impressive, but more impressive once you realize that it's also the band's second No. 1 this year.
Still, oddly enough, it's not really a huge surprise at all, as the JoBros have the Disney machine behind them--and pretty much every media outlet out there, too: tonight, the Brohams will appear on CNN's Larry King Live; tomorrow morning, they'll perform on NBC's Today; and, lest we forget, Saturday's the band's big tour-opening show at Cowboys Stadium.
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|1 Bunch (100 gm), trimmed
|Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Soy sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Japanese Wine)
|Monosodium glutamate
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1. Have the butcher divide the chicken in half and cut or chop both halves into one-and-one-half-inch cubes with the bones.
2. Place the pieces in a heavy saucepan and cover with chicken stock or water. Add a little salt and simmer gently, uncovered, forty-five minutes after the boiling point is reached.
3. Bring to the table in the cooking utensil and place over a charcoal or alcohol burner so that the liquid barely boils.
4. When the guests are seated, commence adding the vegetables to the simmering broth, a few at a time. To serve, spoon a few portions of the meat and barely cooked vegetables into small serving bowls. Using chopsticks or forks, guests dip bite-sized pieces of chicken into a sauce made by combining the lemon juice, soy sauce, sake and monosodium glutamate.
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Calories 419 Calories from Fat 238
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 26 g40.6%
Saturated Fat 7.5 g37.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 129.4 mg43.1%
Sodium 758.7 mg31.6%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.4%
Dietary Fiber 0.89 g3.5%
Sugars 2.6 g
Protein 34 g69%
Vitamin A 15.1% Vitamin C 26.2%
Calcium 5.2% Iron 11.5%
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