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Jeremy Shaw invited his boss to visit the Great Salt Lake State Marina for a meeting in July to discuss why the state park needed a building to serve as a visitors center.
Soon after Shaw, who serves as manager of the marina and Antelope Island State Park, explained that tour buses traveling on Interstate 80 frequently stop for some quick pictures and a potty break a serendipitous event happened.
"We were standing there in the parking lot and a bus pulled in. The people got off the bus and the tour guide walked right up to us and asked 'When are you going to get a gift shop?' " Shaw said. "He looked at me as she walked away and asked if I had set that up. It did kind of look like I scripted it, but it sure helped make my point."
There are no official numbers on how may buses make the stop at Great Salt Lake State Marina annually, but Shaw feels there are easily enough to warrant a building to provide information about the Great Salt Lake and the marina and eventually, a gift shop.
After approval from Jeff Rasmussen, his supervisor and now deputy director of Utah State Parks, Shaw explored options for the building.
He didn't have to go far to find something at a great price. Shaw had previously spotted an empty building really a triple-wide trailer configuration on 7200 West just off of Interstate 80, about 11 miles east of the marina.
A little research showed the building was no longer in use by the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau as a welcome center. Shaw discovered the building was now owned by a private entity, which owned the land on which it sat. He inquired about the facility and was pleased when officials with Suburban Land Reserve told Shaw they would donate it to Utah State Parks.
Fred Hayes, director of Utah State Parks and Recreation, told the state parks board earlier this year that Shaw was working to find funds to get the three sections, equaling 36 feet wide and 48 feet long when put together, moved to the marina.
Kennecott Utah Copper was asked if it would like to be part of the new visitors center being moved to their neighborhood and donated $32,000 through a grant to get it moved and prepared for use.
Kennecott operations are visible from the marina and a large smokestack on the north end of the Oquirrh Mountains across I-80 is often called the Great Salt Lake lighthouse by sailors. Some space in the visitors center will be dedicated to Kennecott for display.
Once it's moved, the building will sit at the end of the parking area closest to the lake shore.
"This will give visitors something to see with historical and geological information about the lake so people have a sense of what they are seeing when they stop," Shaw said.
The visitors center will be staffed by Great Salt Lake State Marina personnel and Shaw hopes to have it running by early summer. The gift portion of the shop may take a little longer to complete.


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• Started in all 36 games averaging 12.7 PPG. Led team in rebounding (8.3 RPG) and blocks (49). Finished second on the team in steals (77) and assists (118).
• Named Horizon League Tournament Most Outstanding Player after scoring 16 points against Wright State in the Championship game; 25 points in the semifinals against Valparaiso; 15 points in the Second Round vs. Milwaukee and 18 points in the First Round vs. Cleveland State.
• Named member of the All-League Second Team, and All-Defensive Team for the fourth-straight year on March 1.
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• Team-high 11 double-doubles, the most by any Green Bay player since Nate Barnes (11, 1980-81).
• Scored career-high 30 points on a career-best 9 field goals and 11 FTs, adding 14 rebounds vs. Detroit on 1/25/16.
• Tied a career high with 9 assists at Cleveland State (1/7), then posted a career-high 5 blocks at UIC (1/14).
Named to Horizon League All-Defensive Team for third time in as many seasons ... started all 33 games and was second on the team in minutes played behind only senior Keifer Sykes ... averaged a career-high in points (7.5) while also averaging 7.1 rebounds and finishing second on the team in assists (121) to Sykes (132) ... scored 17 points, pulled down nine rebounds, dished out two assists and recorded two steals in a victory over Arkansas-Little Rock in the South Point Holiday Hoops Classic (12/21) ... in a home win over Georgia State (12/27), scored 14 points, tallied seven assists, pulled down five rebounds and recorded four steals while shooting six-of-eight from the field and two-for-two from behind the 3-point arc ... fell an assist shy of a triple-double in Horizon League opener against Wright State, scoring 16 points while pulling down 15 rebounds and accumulating nine assists and three steals ... shot 49.8% from the field in 2014-15 ... named to Horizon League Preseason Second Team.
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One thing I have always noticed, this being primarily a site dedicated to Boba Fett, is that Boba Fett has a section with about five or six topic forums (helmet, soft parts, etc.) whereas Jango Fett and Zam have none, as does the Dented Variants forum.
Is it possible to give Jango Fett and the others (okay, I'm a Jango guy) the same or similar topic forums so that it is easier to sort through the pages to find one of a particular armor or costume part?
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Well, after a couple of years of putting off finishing my foam filled latex Yoda puppet, I decided to take the plunge and get him painted up.
I would have painted him right away like I did with our Darth Maul (and soon Emperor), but because I knew I was always going to want to change Yoda's pose (being a puppet and all), I didn't know what I should use on his latex skin that wouldn't end up cracking over the years.
I did some research and discovered Pax paint, which is a mixture of prose-aid and liquitex acrylics. This stuff is nasty and totally sticky. The NO TACK formula that I ended up buying removed the stickyness once dry (as advertised), but while it was wet it stuck to my skin like nobody's business. Prose aid is an adhesive meant to hold on prosthetic appliances so I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised. Just not used working with a paint with those characteristics to say the least. I'm just now getting my feet wet with this kind of work, so I'm learning as I go.
I mixed up a color palette and set off on painting him up. I'm still not 100% satisfied though. I think I need to slightly darken some of the darker tones (which will increase the contrast), but that's about it.
Then i'll have to spray acrylic matte sealer to remove any shine. It's not glossy now (even though it looks like it in the pics), but it has a little bit of a sheen, like a super semi-gloss. Hopefully the matte sealer will do it's job.
It's nuts just how different the colors look in person under different lighting conditions. Not to mention how different lighting affects the way the pics end up looking. It was a bit nerve racking for me to settle on his colors, and for a long while ended up chasing my tail going back and forth altering them. I'm pretty satisfied with it now though.
After making those slight changes I mentioned above, I'm going to get hard to work on distressing his robes. I'll take some more pics after that.
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Beautiful views and just 2 streets (2 min) from Blackmans Bay beach, swimming, coastal walks and restaurants. Bus transport 2 mins walk from home. Blackmans Bay is the popular beach suburb of Hobart, 15 mins from the city centre, 5 mins from major shopping centres. Fully provided bedding, towels, kitchenware. Three living areas including a cinema which give privacy for all, large wrap around decks with fabulous water views and sunshine for outdoor eating. Proximity to the beach.Great views. Fully furnished. Four separate living areas so relaxing privacy for all. Good quality linen, towels and doona provided. Friendly flatmates but privacy respected. Luxurious shared use bathroom. Modern, attractive home. Cinema room separate and available for all.
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A newly built 2-storey unit in Kingston. Actual address isn't on google maps yet! Open plan lounge room/ dining/kitchen. 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets Small backyard Heat pump Carpeted throughout living areas Close to public transport 5min drive to Kingston shopping centre 15min drive to hobart city. As it is a brand new house the internet isn't currently connected but is undergoing the process of getting NBN.
Kingston has everything you need, shops, transport, doctors, dentists, etc Peaceful, quiet spot backing on to bush, creek and close to all facilities $155/wk plus bills $35, unlimited broadband, electricity, water. Bus stop across the street. 10 mins drive to city and UTAS, 15 mins by bus.
Furnished place in MT Nelson near UTAS and CBD (bus comes outside door straight to utas then cbd) for maximum two months from now (June 20 to aug 20). Price includes bills, and is negot. Suitable for single or couple. Share with only one other person. PLEASE MESSAGE FOR PHOTOS.
Not only is our home spacious and modern, we have one of the greatest views in Hobart! The house comes fully furnished with all the modern luxuries! We are close to the city and university, Sandy bay beach is only about 10 minutes away as well.
Spacious sunny home in Sandy bay with stunning sea view! Although unfurnished shown in photos, furnitures are otw and you will be able to access them when you move in. There will be maximum 4 ppl on the floor, I will be downstairs most of the time, except when I need to make dinner/lunch, so the house won't be like a pack of sardines
Established share house.100 metres from Bus,and 200mtres from Mt Wellington bush-walks. Short or longer term stay is negotiable. large garden and fruit trees.chook-yard. Pets ,negotiable Established share house.Large warm house for winter.Rooms available from 16/06/17 **1 extra large double size room,(5x5 metre) with floor to ceiling robe, fully furnished.( available from 24/06/17),with heat pump(aircon), suit couple, PP..rent is negotiable ,for 1-2 persons. From $200.00 PW week negotiable, for a single person, $260.00 PW for a couple.(2 persons). large backyard. BBQ, and outdoor smoking area(in backyard only). Heat pump in double bedroom . POWER /UTILITIES, pay per week,or billshare. **Short term lease is Ok.. ***Also,one large room , 3.5x4mtre,fully furnished available from 16/06/16. $160.00 PW, plus power. Has good oil/electric fin heater. ***on Bus route and in beautiful bushy area. ***Suit working people,students. Parking for 4 vehicles, onsite and undercover for motorcycle. please call to discuss. Location will be given after discussion.
Hi there, I'm moving out to a new place and so looking for someone to take over my room. It's a huge room with a queen bed, big desk and closet. The house is fully furnitured and have one bathroom and one toilet which are shared with other housemates who are studying at utas as well. The price is 180 pw included internet and water and gas. Bond is 4 weeks and you would pay directly to the landlord fornightly There is a super lovely garden which provides tomatos and heaps of herbs and veggie :-) Feel free to throw a message to me with few lines about yourself and to arrange the room check :-)
This is the amazing house on the Sandy Bay -near restaurants. , supermarkets, bars -near public transport -massive front and back yard -few different entrances -fully furnished with tv and wifi -good and quality furniture -bbq and outdoor sitting area
The property is located in the heart of historic Battery Point and is within easy walking distance to restaurants and shops. The house has old world charm combined with modern appliances. A good size garden is also available.
The pictures don't give the house much justice! It's actually really beautiful on a hill in west Hobart with a pretty view from the sun room! Their are two living spaces to chill in.The kitchen is larger than the photo. The bathroom is kind of small and shared but there is both a bath and a shower. There is a laundry room and a biggish back yard with space to garden pretty much all around the house. The room for rent is quite large (in my opinion). With a lot of closet space, the only down side is that the view from the room is not great but I always just went into the sun room for the view. I'd also consider selling my $200 queen bed frame and foam mattress for cheaper. The white looks nice in the room. The internet it $19.50 every few weeks. There is heaps of street parking and it takes me about 3 min to drive to the city centre, and 8min drive to UTAS. A bus stop is also just down the road form the house. I'm moving away on the 10th of July and would like to have someone renting as soon as possible after the 10th. One week from that day Utas semester 2 starts back up, so that is convenient for a student to settle in.
On offer is - medium/larged sized double room - ensuite - built in heater - water views - opportunity to buy furniture (bed/clothing frame/shelving) so just stroll right in Rent 173.55 per week - bills split evenly as they come. Unlimited internet additional $25/month This house is so central I don't have a car! Easy walk to cbd, Salamanca, farm gate market, north Hobart. Have found it perfect! Really nice views. Coffee - pigeon hole and hamlet very close. Rest of house - 3 br in total Large kitchen Amazing views from lounge Small outdoor area with views outdoor deck and drying line Sun room Loads of storage space. Spacious - the third (occupied) bedroom is located downstairs and quite private so makes house even roomier. Heats easily when sectioned off. Need to go on lease with realestate agent, and pay bond to them.
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NO BOND. Our price includes power, heat, and water expenses, FREE WIFI, study spaces with desks and chairs, etc. Minimum stay is 1 month payable in advance to get this low rate. Linens can be changed weekly at your request. Big funky dining room and a couple of big lounge rooms with big TVs. Plenty of private reading areas with leather couches and a book exchange. Washing and drying machines for your clothes available for $6/hour, with laundry liquid included. We are close to Asian and seafood restaurants, and we have a stainless steel kitchen if you cook for yourselves, and the supermarket to buy food is 150 metres away. All cutlery and cookware are provided. We pride ourselves on having a very quiet accommodation to sleep and rest and we have 24 hour security, with plenty of staff who live on site, and we welcome students to stay here or travellers staying for months at a time.
This flat is centrally located with about a 15 min walk into the CBD. The view is amazing looking out over Hobart. There's nbn internet for 24.97 per month. There's 3 separate toilets so you only have to share a shower with one other person. There's off street parking in the driveway and on street permit parking. You will have to put your name on the lease and pay roughly $600 for the bond. It's a great little place with little maintenance. I'm also selling my bed so let me know if you're interested. Sorry, no couples.
This flat is in an excellent location near the city. The living room is spacious and the bedroom is not a bad size for the price either. Only one shared bathroom but it should be easy to keep clean. I will pick up the keys this week and will be furnishing the living rooms the week after. The neighbourhood is very pleasant and seems fairly quiet too.\ Bills will be split evenly same with internet which I intend to get up and running ASAP since it is important for my study. There are some nice views if you look in the right direction too. ;) NOTE: furnishings in images were from previous tenants.
5 min walk to North Hobart strip, close to busses and shops. Fully furnished beautiful home, clean and tidy, all amenities included, dishwasher, fridge, clothes washer/dryer, shower, bath separate toilet etc, large backyard, 2 carspaces, security alarm, heat pump/air con and unlimited nbn wifi. Bills: 1/3 of Electricity/Water I have a spare matching side table and book case for the room, will just need a bed: recommend a double and chest of drawers or clothes racks as no built ins.
The property is quite new, has dishwasher & fridge included. Close to bus stop, quick drive into North Hobart and City. Enclosed Yard, sunny bedrooms, nice kitchen.
Overlooking the Hobart city across River Derwent, this sunny home is only a short distance away from the city and Salamanca. Strategically located within close proximity to parks, Tennis Club, Bowls Club, bike track leading to the city, Clarence Aquatic Centre, Rosny Hill nature reserve, 30 minutes walking distance to Blundstone Arena, 15 minutes walk to Eastlands, supermarkets and beaches. A wonderful base to explore Hobart and surrounds!


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by CloudWalker, Jun 2, 2011.
Gores eager to work with Dumars to rebuild Pistons | NBA.com
This story has some neat quotes: Dumars to stay Pistons president for new owner Tom Gores - ESPN
the secret.. get ready.. here it is.. "We need to go back to those core values," Gores said. "It's hard work, you go to practice, and the winning will come." uh oh..
Here is what I picked up on two important and perhaps settle points. First, the following quote: "We're going to lean on him pretty heavy. He knows basketball, and we're going to push Joe. He knows that," Gores said. "Our job is to challenge Joe." The framework of this comes from multiple directions: In the beginning you have had your talent and a deep perspective from personal experience. You made decisions from multiple influences or at least dominate opinions that made the directions your own. Combinations of maintenance, boundary closure, boundary seepage, time, events and details are story placements. This leads to The Goldberg Rule, "Don't ask 'What's the problem,' ask 'What's the story?' That way you'll find out what the problem really is." This comes out of the old journalistic questions: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How. In a sense, Gores is telling those that might pick up on this, that we will help (not challenge) JD in scenario planning. In other words, we will help set up a reasonably plausible, but structurally different futures. This will be a much different way of thinking for JD. Second, notice Gores description of organizational stability or strength. All of the appendages of the organization (Owner, Administration, Mid-levels such as Coaching, Players, PR and Language Control) must have cohesive integration. Most organizations are not integrated and all our eyes have glazed over these last few years as the Piston organization has imploded. History, from the Detroit view, has been dragging Fordism around until...until...until...now...and deer hunting is no longer a sport. And if your're going to do it with Jesus, then go here: Joe Bageant. JD need not feel lonely. Also, notice another word that Gores used. He brought out the word, or a descriptive process called, matrix's. Again, this is a structurally placement of organizations that create self-imposed learning loops. These loops had major components: perception, institutionalization, and action. This was good stuff 20 years ago and most organizations still stick with a large white board that has an outstanding eraser. The current matrix's have grown appendages. The model structures have deepened and are called by the acronym: VUCA. This stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. Are we having fun yet?
How about Joe D out, Donnie Walsh in?
Isn't Donnie 89 years old? I'd rather go with someone who can be a long term solution. I wouldn't mind to start over with a new GM together with the new owner. Not because of Joes track record lately but more because Joe is pretty biased when it comes to explaining to Gores why we are where we are. "Oh yeah, this Rip contract might actually not be so bad", "I actually think Gordon might turn out pretty good", "Charlie sure can hit line drives from behind the arc", "oh my, we had a lot of injuries" etc. It's an exaggeration but I can see some less than objective explainations when Joe explains why things turned out the way they did. It's not like he's irreplacable so I'm all for a new guy just for the sake of bringing in an unbiased guy to sort this mess out.
I took the "push him real hard and challenge him" part as Gores saying we will keep you but you have to step up your game. Excuses aside. Maybe he could not make any moves the past 2 years but the team was definitely headed south already with bloated contracts and poor hiring decisions. Dumars is going to get another chance so we will see what he does with it. Maybe he needs someone pushing him.
Agreed here...
Not in the picture they always show. Maybe it's a reverse Dorian Gray thing.
Joe is safe for three years according to Chad Ford. Joe Dumars has three years to get the Detroit Pistons on track « PistonPowered
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That's good news, assuming Ford is correct - which he tends to be about the direction the Pistons are taking. Joe can wait it out now as he gathers the right players. He doesn't have to trade Rip, getting dead-weight in salary back in return. Instead, he can let his contract get into expiring status next season and then trade him or just let him expire to clear salary space. He can make draft picks that are going to impact the team in 2 more seasons, but who won't do much this season. So, he can pick the Euro guy who has a funny contract and leave him in Europe for a season. He can tank the team, to get a super pick in next year's draft. Besides - with the Super Team in Miami, building a team that can start to compete at high levels in 3 years, as Wade starts to fade, and LeBron gets some miles on him, might be better timing for us. It's hard to imagine how any team is going to compete with that group of cowardly colluders.
When the Pistons said goodbye to Flip in 2008...I predicted a ten year hiatus from a 50 win season. With Joe at the helm for three more, I may be correct...
Incidentally, three years is when the contracts of Rip, CV, Gordon, Maxiell and Bynum are all going to be up. It seems to me that Gores' direction to Joe D is to not make bad trades just to unload those guys, but improve the team through attrition. Replace mistake signings with good signings as the contracts expire. So, probably next year will be another sad season, but things will start to improve very slowly after that.
So you think that Gores will be setting on the edge of his Piston seat, just flaying his arms about, while commenting, "it's all about attrition"?
Yes, but instead of flaying his arms, he'll tilt his head. In all seriousness, and despite his promises about swift action, I expect a series of slow, but calculated moves. I suspect we'll suck again next year and will win about 42 games in 2012-13 season.
I'd consider that a veeeerrry promising outlook. .500 bball in 2 years..
Detroit Pistons - NBA | Report: Ex-Knicks president Dave Checketts advising Pistons' Tom Gores | The Detroit News What's up with that... Wonder how Joe feels about this ?
Guess somebody other than Joe had to be in Gores ear.....he has to hear it from somebody outside the Pistons org, otherwise all he would hear was Joe's side of the story.....on why Laimbeer is not the man for the HC job... Lets hope that Checketts provides that outside view of the Pistons needs.....maybe/hopefully he is a Piston forum member.....
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While not Legos...got my soon-to-be-nephew some Playmobil for his birthday. Immediately went and ordered a few sets I'll be modifying for wargaming.
While not Legos...got my soon-to-be-nephew some Playmobil for his birthday. Immediately went and ordered a few sets I'll be modifying for wargaming.
What if the Death Star was turned into a Tie Fighter?
death star tie fighter 1 by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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My sole purpose was to piss you off and ruin your thread.
eh, no reason to get so angry.
playmobil was awesome when i was a kid. especially the race car sets. not as fun as legos, but i played with both a lot as a young kid.
as far as Lego, my parents gave this to me when i visited home for easter:
still want this, so i may buy it this weekend with that extra tax return money:
as much as like to buy and build them, it's hard to justify doing so as a 25-year-old single male looking for a (A GIRL!) relationship.
welcome to the layer cake
Who said I'm angry?
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yup. Hand painting, water-slide decals and custom accessories (aftermarket helmets / kamas / pauldrons / blasters) My whole collection can be found on flickr. Search Xero_Fett
These last few Chibis you've posted up are awesome!! Gearing up for the FBTB chibi contest?
here's a fun shot I put together:
I titled this one "When you've got a headache this big, reach for Excedrin!"
Thanks. I could use an aspirin.
I'm gearing up for a May the 4th be with you event that my LUG will be participating in.
do not be afraid of spiders by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
Looks like you're all set! Those are great chibis, as is all the work you post in here. My only May the 4th even this year will be ordering some new sets and getting my hands on the TC-14 fig!!!
photo is (obviously) not mine. snagged it from hothbricks.com
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Thanks. I take it you'll be spending at least $75.
Another one I made yesterday for Friday's event.
chibi star wars y-wing by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
Now I have to figure out if I should show up in a Star Wars costume. May the Force be with you.
Steam punk Star Wars Homing Spider Droid
Steampunk OG-9 homing spider droid by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
The wife and I went to the LEGO store at Potomac Mills and went a little nuts...
My wife wanted the Emporium and the Medieval Market. I wasn't planning on getting the firehouse (I wanted the City Police Station and a technic Helicopter) but all three of these sets were being retired so we just got them all.
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GREAT HAUL!! My wife is tolerant of my LEGO collecting, but she's not in to it... yet.
*Dr-Spock - I saw some of your sets for May the 4th on some random flickr pics.. those steam punk pieces are great!!
===== Mine: (#8) 2015 Pure White GLI (was 2010 Golf TDI)
===== His: (#4) 2017 Night Blue GTI (was 2011 JSW TDI)
Here is some progress from last night:
My wife's Emporium- this is 2,182 pieces and 3 full-size instruction books!:
The Emporium has some awesome touches, one is the guy in the changing room (it's made of the capes) and he has yellow legs because he's not wearing any pants. He's holding a pair of blue legs (pants) in his hands.
My Fire Brigade- it's 2,231 pieces and 2 full-size instruction books:
Book 1 complete:
I'm generally a fast builder but there are so many pieces for book 1 it took me a while per step just to find the pieces. It was 73 pages of instructions and it took me about 5 hours to finish, I was up until 1 this morning.
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Santi Cazorla
Puerto Rico 1-2 Spain
Wednesday, August 15
Santi Cazorla was on the scoresheet for Spain in their 2-1 victory over Puerto Rico in Bayamon on Wednesday. The midfielder opened the scoring inside 42 minutes before former Gunner Cesc Fabregas added a second on the stroke of half time.
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I would vote, but they look the same... and that would be my only basis.
Im looking at two options of my next handgun. cz 75. or jericho 941?
I would vote, but they look the same... and that would be my only basis.
You forgot neither....
For one thing I think the Jericho has been discontinued,,,
Parts and accessories might be difficult to find,,,
You won't have that problem with a CZ-75B.
The Jericho was inspired by the CZ-75B,,,
Why not get the inspiration instead of the knock-off.
Man, I'm not ragging on the Jericho one bit,,,
I have a friend who owns one and it's a very nice handgun,,,
But the reality of the situation is that the CZ-75B is a more proven gun.
In a way it's becoming like the Colt 1911,,,
It's such a fine design that it keeps getting copied.
Unless you have a specific reason for wanting a Jericho,,,
The CZ-75B is the wiser choice between the two.
I didnt forget neither lol, I really like the design of these but I havent heard anything better over the other.
CZ 75's are excellent guns.
I own a CZ 75 B Compact
And a CZ 85 Combat
and a CZ p07 Duty
All three are dead on accurate.
CZs are EXCELLENT guns. I have a CZ-82 Makarov and a CZ-50 Walther type 32. The 82 has never jammed or stovepiped or FTF once. It is fun to shoot. Maks can kick, but the recoil on the 82 is not bad, and the gun is accurate as well as reliable. I just got the 50 and look forward to firing it soon. CZs are a bargain. And the older (C&R) ones are the biggest bargains of all.
I voted CZ simply because I have never heard of Jericho and I have heard lots of good things about the CZS.
The cz is an excellent weapon.I own a 82 and it may not be pretty but that aint the function I paid for.I like the former communist manufacturing philosophy of reliability and function.I like the 82 because the simplicity of it and high mag count.The 9x18 is an excellent round.It is considerebly cheaper also as I paid 150 for it.J&G Sales sells it for 229.95 and can get 500 rounds of ammo JHP for 119.95.Just stay away from wolf and Tula ammo.
Voted for the Jericho. Not to say I wouldn't be happy with the CZ, just personally like the look of the Jericho a little better. I love my 941 steel compact. Reliable, Accurate, and a pretty good looking pistol in my opinion. Really wish Magnum Research would have kept the Jericho name rather than labeling it the Baby Desert Eagle when they took over the importation though.
Hey donald, if it were me I would go with the CZ due to the availability of aftermarket parts. While the Jericho has the S&W style safety you can get the CZ with a decock. If you want a full size all metal then it would be the CZ75 DB, Polymer Phantom. The compacts would be either the P0-1, P0-6 or the PCR all these have alloy frames. The P0-7 Duty is the compact version of polymer side of the line.
If you're like me I wanted something different that was light, with a compact grip but with a full-size slide/barrel.
The mating of the CZ75 B upper assembly to the PCR frame gave me a pistol that was the same sized and feel of my much beloved Browning High Power but with all the modern convinences.
CZ makes some of the finest handguns in the world. They exhibit some of the finest ergonomics this side if a 1911. Beautifully balanced, rugged, sweet trigger, great sights. What's not to love?
Comparing the CZ-75B to a Jericho is blasphemous! Not even in the same ballpark. CZ and Beretta? Sure. CZ and Sig? You betcha. CZ and Jericho? No freaking way.
Easy CZ
I've never cared for CZs. I just don't like the way they look.
Now, the Jericho looks much better. It is essentially the same gun, but I like the visual modifications.
I have come so close to buying one many times. Only think stopping me is the lack of rubber grip panels. You can only get the hogue panels that wrap around with the finger grooves.
CZ's are among the best looking hand guns made in my opinion they are the clear choice here.
Well will you?
@ recoilguy
I agree -
And they are excellent shooters too.
I've held a Jericho some years back and it was worst of a boat anchor then the all steel CZ ever though of being. The pistol weight in comparison was a good half a pound heavier and the accessories were/are non-existent. While I can understand wanting to be proud of your pistol. The only place for a "Pretty" gun is at a BBQ or some sporting event you're competing in, that way even if you lose you still got bragging rights!
As for your rubber grip dilemma. If you really want rubber grips, you could always take a exacto knife, metal ruler and "carefully" cut the panels removing the wrap-around and finger grooves. Use to do that all the time when I bought a new pistol that I wanted rubber grips on. That is before someone pointed out to me that rubber grips grab my clothes signaturing that I had a conceal pistol. That is why I only carry with polymer/nylon or wood grips.
Well, the standard CZ75 is just ugly to me. I have never liked the way the gun looks (hate the Armalite copy too) The railed CZs do look better.
However, I love the way the end of the slide is shaped on a Jericho.
As for the grips - Hogue will specially make Beretta Vertec grips by cutting and working on normal Beretta grips...
It occurred to me this morning that I might be able to call Hogue and see if they could do this for the Baby Eagle. They charge like $50 to do the Vertec grips... So, I assume it would be around that cost to do the wrap arounds...
I've had suggestions of spray on rubber texture and what not - but something like that will flake off.
I love my Berettas... And, I'm taking a break from non stop gun buying. But one day down the line, I may check into that to see if Hogue will do that. If I did it, it would look terrible...
Years ago, someone on the Beretta Forum was changing regular Hogue grips into Vertec grips. I remember him saying he used surgical scissors, and froze the grips in between working on them (to make it easier to work on). I don't wanna try to mess with all that...


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Also I noticed that the popes mitre hat is something elseyour church took from another religion and that is the priestof atargatis, which btw is where the sci-fi show stargate Atlantis took it's evil connected name from
atargatis was the fish religion because the fish survived the FLoodof noahs time and the devil wanted to make something of that fact.
Do catholics pray the rosary everyday?
Do catholics believe that demons are scared of crucifixes or is that just in the movies?
I have a few questions if that is alright...Why does the Roman Catholic Church say that a saint is a special person who has been dead for many years and has been voted to become a saint when the Bible states every Christian is a saint while they live?Romans 1:7:To all that be in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints: Grace to you and peace from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.1 Corinthians 1:2:Unto the church of God which is at Corinth, to them that are sanctified in Christ Jesus, called to be saints, with all that in every place call upon the name of Jesus Christ our Lord, both their's and our's:
Why do Catholics have to call the priests ''father''?Matthew 23:9:And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church 828: By canonizing some of the faithful, i.e., by solemnly proclaiming that they practiced heoric virture and lived in fidelity to God's grace, the Church recognizes the power of the Spirit of holiness within her and sustains the hope of believers by proposing the saints to them as models and intercessors.......Where is it in the Bible that some ''Saints'' need to be singled/chosen as been ''special''?Christians on earth are saints so how is it Biblical that some saints need to be chosen and canonized?
the Catechism of the Catholic Church is NOT the Bible....
And about the rosary,is that even in the Bible?Where does it state that people/Christians need to ''count'' their prayers?(Matthew 6:5-7)
Does the Roman Catholic Church say Peter was the first pope?
The Roman Catholic Church says that St. Peter was the first Bishop of Rome. The word "Pope" is a Latin word meaning "father." All the successors of the Apostle Peter are the Bishops of Rome and thus called "Pope" meaning "father
So,you only recognize the Apostles as selected saints above Christian saints who live on earth?
In regards to the rosary...Matthew 6:5-7:5And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. 6But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. 7But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
What do you mean ''The rosary is the entire story of Jesus and Mary''?
So,Peter was the first leader of the Catholic Church?The first pope?So,Peter was first in rank and authority above the other Apostles?
And do not call anyone on earth 'father,' for you have one Father, and He is in heaven.Matthew 23:9
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'Barring an arbitrator's ruling, former Buffalo Sabres draft choice Michael Zigomanis is about to become fair game for the rest of the National Hockey League. Three prospects, including Zigomanis, will re-enter this month's NHL draft after the league failed Thursday to reach a compromise with the NHL Players' Association to validate their disputed contracts.'
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• Men's basketball: Buckeyes go small, keep title hopes alive
• Women's basketball: Buckeyes overcome Illini's pressure
• Men's hockey: Buckeyes work on tightening defense
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• Ohio State men's basketball outlasts Northwestern, 63-53
• Ohio State baseball trying to continue early success
• Ohio State men's tennis set to open Big Ten play against Penn State
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• Ohio State goes small, once again pulls out big win against Northwestern, 63-53
Chicago Sun-Times
• Northwestern puts in competitive effort in 63-53 loss to Ohio State
Chicago Tribune
• Northwestern hangs tough but falls to Ohio State
The Associated Press
• Smith leads No. 16 OSU past Northwestern
Thursday, Feb. 28
Columbus Dispatch
• Men's basketball: Buckeyes refocus attention on defense
• Men's basketball: Ohio State-Northwestern preview
• Women's basketball: Upset provides Buckeyes with emotional lift
• Women's basketball: Ohio State-Illinois preview
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• Big Ten conference title race 'never over' for Ohio State men's basketball
• For world-champion, jumping rope and physics go hand-in-hand
• Despite secure CCHA footing, Ohio State men's hockey heads to Miami 'desperate'
• Ohio State men's lacrosse putting undefeated mark to the test against Penn State
• Ohio State women's basketball set to take on Illinois as season draws to a close
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• Ohio State's Deshaun Thomas looking to find his shooting touch again at Northwestern
• Ohio State freshman Amedeo Della Valle: "I maybe don't look like a basketball player"
• Former Ohio State offensive coach Jim Bollman jumping from Purdue to Michigan State: Buckeye Blog
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• Commentary: Recruiting in college football? More like brainwashing
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• After debacle, Ohio State wrestling asking itself 'Why?'
• Ohio State women's basketball bounces back against Michigan State
• After taking down Boston College, Ohio State women's lacrosse set for Notre Dame
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• Deshaun Thomas among 30 finalists for Naismith Award
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• Ohio State football: Miller gets help from famed QB guru
• Ohio State women's basketball: Smaller lineup yields huge result
• Men's basketball: Buckeyes rebound big with two solid victories
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• Ohio State men's basketball's Aaron Craft proves offensive worth against MSU
• Ohio State men's hockey hoping to bring CCHA tournament series back home
• Ohio State football's John Simon networking at NFL Combine
• For Sasha Dobranic, move to Ohio State from overseas 'incredible'
• Former Ohio State football players wrap up 2013 NFL Combine
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• Fan, 84, ec-stat-ic over basketball
• Bob Hunter commentary: Izzo caught off guard by scoring burst
• Ohio State women's basketball: Offense has been Hill, not much else
• Women's basketball: Ohio State-Michigan State preview
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• Ohio State men's basketball takes down Michigan State
• Ohio State men's hockey drops series to Michigan, still earn CCHA bye
• Commentary: NFL Combine serves as intersection for good and bad
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• Ohio State finishes big week with 68-60 win over No. 4 Michigan State, now Spartans are stumbling
• Aaron Craft smartly leads No. 18 Ohio State over No. 4 Michigan State: Bill Livingston
• NFL Combine 2013: Ohio State's Nate Williams is excited about the possibilities (video)
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• Ohio State men's basketball: Williams' progress follows a familiar path
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try this.
Set it at 6 degrees (without the vacuum advance), then connect the vacuum advance so it works at idle. should have around 26 at idle. That will increase the idle speed to where you need it. The vacuum advance will fall off when the manifold pressure drops.
agree with bogie,
simple step one is to test for timing chain slack/stretch and dist mechanical "slop" from use....
rotor pointing at a mark on the body, use a breaker bar and rotate the crank a bit in both directions to confirm the rotor moves instantly=chain is tight....
(that's why tune up spec's will often say add 2* to the original base, 6* on the damper isn't 6*'s any more due to chain stretch)
on a stock motor, with a tight chain the usual/typical spec is: "you can add up to 5* base max more for better performance, more than 5* will not help performance"
(your base was 6* so there is likely 28*+ worth of cent so 12*base + 28*cent=38* + 2* of chain stretch(?)=to much)
I'd set it at 10* and then start testing the dist cent curve with a timing light, worn/weak springs (=to much to soon) and tall rear gears may be the root problem...
the CA smog specific vac advance unit calibration may be part of the problem, test drive for ping with the vac advance disconnected and plugged....
(it can be adding to much to soon)
to know how many degrees of cent, with the base at 10* read the timing (vac unplugged) at 3500+,,,total timing at 3500 minus base=total cent....
for "no ping insurance" I would set the base for a max total of 34* at 3500
decent totally mechanically rebuilt dist (cent plate/bearings/gear/new points/condensor/etc/etc) dist is only roughly $50?
it's imperative for WOT blasts that a dist is "dead on" mechanically to work correct...
take your dist to a local parts house and compare it side by side at the counter to a fresh rebuilt for wear "slop"....
later, after you have used up the new points some, swap to a Pertronix solid state ign module ($70?) (always 28* dwell and more energy for a longer period during the spark event)
The fact that you need to really adjust the idle up is a good indicator that the timing set has fallen retorted due to wear. Restoration of the gears and chain should wake the motor up even with 6 degrees of advance.
Ford 390 timing
I have a stock 67 Cougar GT with 390. It has points. It is low miles and not rebuilt. It was a California smog package engine but the smog pump and attachments have been removed. The timing settings are listed at 6 BTDC for the smog engine and 12 for non-smog. I had set the timing at 12 and it pings really bad at WOT. I am running prem fuel. Setting it at 6 BTDC seems a little low and I have to really adjust the idle screw up to keep it running at idle. Is there some other mechanical aspect of this "smog" engine that I need to set it at 6 BTDC and will I be doing any damage by running above 6.
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I received my $26 AUX adapter in the mail today, so I figured I'd snap a few pics during the installation in case anyone else wants to do the same thing I did.
Note: Installing this way disables your Sat. radio. This doesn't bother me. I never activated mine, and I don't plan to right away. It's totally reversable though. Don't quote me on this, but I believe there is an Enfig pass-thru that will let you use both. Also, your Sat info will still show up on the screen even though no audio from it is available. I kinda glossed over most of the "take out these screws here, pull this out there," stuff because there are great write-ups on disassembling the MKV dash already.
First of all, you'll need a T20 Torx screwdriver and a soft plastic prying device of some kind. You may also want to include these tools:
Your choice of beer and OS, to help you relax and read about what you're doing:
For hot, dark garages, I recommend the CrotchFan (patent pending) and a shop light:
This is what's included in the package. Throw away the instructions because they don't help much. The only things you really need are the cable and the smallest black plug.
Take your dash apart per the other great write-ups. Note: depending on your package, you may not have anything to disconnect on the bottom of the vent. I didn't.:
This is the worst part of the whole thing. It feels like you're going to break it, but once you have it released in the back, it pulls straight up. It takes some force, but it'll finally come out. The worst part is that there's nothing to really pull on because the outer bezel is kinda flimsy:
Here's how excited I was after sweating my butt off carefully yanking on that thing for 10mins:
All right, so far this post has been pretty useless, but this is the important part. Once you get your radio out and remove the harness, you'll notice a blue plug on the bottom left (if you're looking at the back of the radio) of the harness. That's the Sat plug. You'll want to replace it with the AUX plug. When you push the pins into the plug, put them in like this:
White = 1
Red = 7
Black = 3
Note: Don't go by the Sat's pinout. It's correct, except that the red and white are reversed. Good thing I checked before I put everything back together.
You can feed the 1/8" jack into the glove compartment fairly easily if you have skinny wrists. Just reach around both sides and push it into your hand from the radio side.
Make sure you test it out before you re-assemble everything. I can't be held responsible if you have to take your dash apart again. Your radio screen will say Sat Radio on it, but you'll hear whatever's plugged in. Enjoy!
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Staying Connected-January 2009 Interchange
Date: 04/15/2009
WyoLink's statewide radio system will keep people and agencies connected.
To the average person, the 150-foot-tall structure in the Wind River Reservation looks like a typical communications tower.
However, it's much more. It represents cooperation, communication and Wyoming's commitment to safety.
The Winkleman Dome tower is one of 57 that will be built throughout Wyoming as part of WyoLink, a statewide radio system that will enable agencies to communicate within their own departments and with other organizations in and outside of their own jurisdictions. The system will be used by agencies such as the Wyoming Highway Patrol, WYDOT, local law enforcement, first responders and other federal, state and local entities.
At the Winkleman Dome site, state officials worked with the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes to get a tower built on their land.
"The tribal members were very cooperative, and they were very excited to have the tower there," said Robert Wilson, WYDOT Telecommunications program manager. "We approached the tribes and told them we would like to put a tower up there. We said it would benefit everyone. The tribes helped expedite the paperwork through the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs."
The Winkleman Dome site, which is outside of Riverton, also was crucial to the overall WyoLink system because it connects the other towers in that area. Without it, the other towers wouldn't be able to work properly.
"That site was selected because we needed a place halfway between Copper Mountain, which is near Shoshoni, and Windy Ridge, which is near Dubois," said Marty McCoy, WyoLink support manager. "Winkleman Dome is in the middle of the reservation."
WyoLink, a state-funded initiative, came to fruition after almost a decade of study, support-building and design work. It's the product of a cooperative effort involving numerous local, state and federal agencies. Oversight is provided by the Public Safety Communications Commission, which is comprised of representatives from 17 agencies.
WYDOT became involved because it was looking to update its old analog microwave radio system to a new digital microwave radio system. At about the same time, the state Legislature wanted to see a new statewide system that connected everyone.
"In 2001, the state Legislature tasked WYDOT to lead the Public Safety Mobile Communication Plan effort, with the vital oversight of a steering committee from twelve organizations. This produced a shared statewide plan," said Wilson. "WYDOT's Telecomm Program was then told to carry out the plan. WyoLink was established within Telecomm in 2004."
Although the old radio system had 25 towers, those will all be replaced with the new towers.
"The old towers aren't strong enough to support the new microwave and two-way radio antennas," McCoy said. "The new tower design is more stable."
Each of the new towers are wider at the bottom and narrower at the top, giving them more stability and better resistance against the elements. The towers are equipped with microwave dishes that are six to eight feet in diameter, and two-way radio antennas that are each 20-feet tall.
Each tower takes about a month to build. WYDOT finds the best places for the towers, leases the land and prepares the area for construction. After that initial work, the tower is built.
McCoy said all 57 towers should be built and ready by 2010 or sooner. By the end of 2008, there were 42 towers completed.
Although the towers should all be completed by 2010, WyoLink will be usable ahead of that schedule which means that WYDOT could use WyoLink for primary radio communications statewide by next winter, Wilson said.
"Each agency can use it for day-to-day operations without interacting with anyone else," Wilson said. "But if something big happened and they needed interagency help, they will now be able to talk to each other. WyoLink brings interoperability to the table."
Currently, District 1 has been trained and is using the system. Once officials see what issues, if any, there are, usage will expand west on I-80, where there are already towers in place and ready to go. After the system expands westward and is in use, then WyoLink will expand northward.
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When setting up a worksheet where we need to separate one section of information from another, and present that separation clearly, we often use cell borders to accomplish the job.
Obviously that option is a great way to get the job done, but we tend to use those for everything… so making that visual break between data sections requires a bit of finesse with those borders.
What if we could create a visual break with a line created from a single character… let's say an X or a ~ or maybe even a combination of X~? What about a word or phrase…
No, I'm not suggesting that you sit there and repeatedly hit a specific key or type a word over and over. If you're going to use the line several times then you either do a lot of copy / paste work or end up with lines of different lengths… not necessarily the preferred situation.
Today I'm going to throw the use of the REPT formula out there for your consideration.
This formula allows you to state specific characters to be repeated and the number of times to repeat them without the hassle of actually entering each character separately.
Here's how the formula is set up:
=REPT("characters to repeat", Number of times to repeat the characters)
For example, if I want a line of ~ marks that is 95 characters long, I would enter =REPT("~", 95) into the cell where the line should begin.
The result looks like this:
Yeah, yeah – I know, not overly exciting to look at but think about it, you're free to put whatever characters you want into the quotation marks…
If you want a fancier line, try =REPT("~**", 60) to get this one:
Oh, and let's look at the possibilities with actually marking it with text… such as confidential…
*** To get this line of characters into multiple cells at one time simply select all the cells where the REPT formula should be placed (use the Ctrl key to select non-adjacent cells), enter the formula then use Ctrl + Enter to put it into all selected cells at once.
Also, as I'm sure you noted when looking at the examples above, you can further change the appearance with the font type and other formatting tricks available to you; such as color, bold, size, etc…
You get the idea – it really can be that easy to do and the possibilities are endless!
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As a result of Monday's strike ballot and the proposed industrial action on London Underground on Boxing Day, Arsenal's Premier League match against West Ham United at Emirates Stadium, originally planned for Wednesday, December 26, has been postponed.
This decision has been made now, due to the preparation period needed to safely operate Emirates Stadium by all the relevant agencies.
The Club liaised closely with all the relevant agencies, including the Metropolitan Police, Transport for London, London Underground, The Premier League, West Ham United FC and Islington Council, in order to reach this decision.
The paramount concern was always the duty of care towards the Arsenal supporters, West Ham United supporters, matchday employees and workers and indeed everyone who was planning to attend the game on Boxing Day.
In addition to the proposed industrial action on London Underground on Boxing Day, there are extremely limited services operating on National Rail train services into London on this day. Also, normal parking restrictions close to the stadium still apply. This would have caused severe disruption, or at worst, inability for supporters or matchday employees and workers to get to Emirates Stadium.
We apologise for the inconvenience this may have caused supporters but we feel that the right decision has been made.
Tickets already purchased for this match are still valid for the rearranged date, which is yet to be confirmed.
However, the Club can confirm that this rearranged fixture will be played on either Wednesday, January 23 (kick off 7.45pm) or Saturday, January 26 (kick off 3pm). The date of the fixture will be determined by the results in the FA Cup third round, which is being played on the weekend of Saturday, January 5 and Sunday, January 6.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Barack Obama has a dozen problems on his plate ranging from dealing with terrorism to the economic future of his nation, but for some reason, the president also feels the need to add new issues to the list. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano mentioned while in Canada that she had concerns about America's border with her northern neighbor and this might result in using the same tactics to Canada that are currently used on the border with Mexico. She mused about the importance of treating all borders the same and applying the idea of fences and border patrols to the Canadian border as though somehow there is fear of immigrants pouring across and entering America as well as bringing in illegal drugs.
The idea of "border parity" makes absolutely no sense and it merely a way of creating a problem where none exists. If Napolitano is worried about "securing" America's border with Canada, then America must be prepared to spend billions of dollars against a non-existent threat. What exactly is going on in the mind of Barack Obama? Does anyone know?


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Recently, as I was listening to a CD of chamber music, I busied myself skimming over the program notes. To my surprise, reading about Johann Sebastian Bach and an early client, Prince Johann Ernst of Saxe-Weimar, kicked off thoughts about the special relationship that exists between architects and their clients.
The program narrative said that when the prince returned from a shopping spree in Amsterdam to Weimar, where Bach was employed, he brought copies of the latest Italian music. The impact on Bach, who had access to the prince's library, was enormous, and the course of music was altered for centuries to come. That's the magic made possible by an enlightened patron.
As an architect, I'm always eager to see our profession celebrated for the often extraordinary work we do on all scales, from ambitious urban plans to modest single-family houses. I also know from the findings of the research that underpins the Institute's Repositioning Initiative that one of the highest priorities of AIA members is a desire to cultivate a greater appreciation and understanding of the value of our work.
This focus on the power of our own design thinking is all well and good, but do we give enough credit to the critical role played by those who commission us? Yes, there is the fee for our services. But far more important to the quality of our work is the nature of the relationship between us and the client, and nowhere is that relationship more intimate or more emotional than in residential design. As Washington, D.C., architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen once put it: "When I design a project for a client, my shoes are underneath their bed."
Who among us doesn't have a horror story wherein communication between client and architect broke down over a misunderstanding or, worse, over a stubborn demand to cut a corner? The experience is no better when working for a disengaged client whose interest stops at cost per square foot and schedule. We can't do our best work with clients who don't challenge us, or who don't demand excellence.
So while we applaud one another for work well done, let's not forget to add some praise for one of the most important members of the design team—the engaged and discerning client. It's their support that allows us to do more and better than we could do on our own.
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'"We had a lot of momentum in the third," Drury said. "It was too little, too late and they only needed one to win and they got it. We really didn't get our feet going until the third period and that just killed us."'
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When Rachel Piñon was looking at colleges, she was struck by the genuine nature of the people she encountered at Multnomah. And now that she's finished her freshman year, she's convinced she chose the right place.
"This community is unmatched," says Piñon. "I was welcomed so warmly by the people here."
Piñon always wanted to attend a smaller school, and MU's close-knit community has turned out to be a perfect fit.
"Living on campus helps you learn how to care for others," she says. "People feel really blessed and loved here."
That sense of openness extends to her interactions with professors. "They genuinely care about students' spiritual growth," says Piñon. "If you're down, they help you get up."
The Intercultural Studies major plans to be a missionary. Last month, she traveled to Kigali, Rwanda — along with a group of MU students — where she taught Bible stories to Rwandan children and ministered to the Kigali community. The trip helped Piñon apply what she's learned at Multnomah.
Until she graduates, MU continues to equip Piñon with a grounded biblical perspective she deeply appreciates.
"My dream is to go to an unreached people group and translate the Bible into their language," she says. "I always wanted to know my Bible better. Being at MU is an opportunity for me to hold out my faith to God and define what I believe...it's helping me become my own person."


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New restaurant, 324 Grill, opens in Manchester
The old Cafe 324 closed July 30 after 12 years in the Millyard. It took about five months to renovate and improve the 3,000-square-foot space ready, he said.
'We are doing American comfort food with kind of a twist,' Sarette said. For example, Cafe 324's shepherd's pie is made with steak instead of ground beef. 'We rub the steak with a coffee and ancho (mild pepper) rub, still with mashed potatoes, but using green beans instead of using corn.
'We top that with an au jus pan sauce, and then it's sprinkled with asiago cheese,' he said.
Another whimsical item, Sarette said, is the EB MacCheesey, inspired by his daughter Elizabeth. The EB Mac-Cheesey is a grilled cheese sandwich with chicken and macaroni and cheese inside.
Opening in January, a traditionally slow month for restaurants, was a challenge, he said, but 'we're moving in a positive direction and feel good about that.'
Sarette is in the process of obtaining a full liquor license for the restaurant, which will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. It seats 62. There are 16 employees, double the number at the old site.
Hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. till 9 p.m., and Sunday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Delivery is offered 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
For more information, call 666-5432 or go to www.cafe324.com.


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Lawyers for Omar Khadr wo is charged with murdering a US soldier in Afghanistan are charging US military officials with attempting to cover up the twisted and distorted effort to get a conviction against a defendant who was 15 at the time of the alleged attack. Lt. Cmdr. William Kuebler who heads the defense team bluntly stated: "It appears that the government killed that investigtion(a 2006 pre-trial investigation) precisely to keep the allegations or the evidence of Omar's abuse at Bargram from coming to light. I think the government realized if they pulled the string on Omar's reatment, the circumstances of the treatment in Bargram… that this case would have collapsed in 2006." A Pentagon spokesperson said he could not comment on the circumstances of the investigation but insisted that any allegations of abuse are "thoroughly investigated."
Lt. Cmdr. Kuebler has been fighting against tremendous odds to get a fair trial for his client and most probably has ruined his career in the military in so doing. The government claims a fifteen year old boy confessed to his crime. As Kuebler notes: "Picture a 15 year-old boy with those types of injuries being forced with his arms chained like this for extended periods of time in Bagram, and think about the effect that would have on him and his willingness to o-operate with his interrogators."
There is no question this entire attempt to put on trial an indidvidual who was fifteen at the time of the alleged crime has been botched since day one. It is simply another effort by the Bush administration to prove those in Guantanamo are all "terrorists."