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1970 Oldsmobile Rallye 350
- Stock #
- 135253
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Engine
- Exterior Color
- Sebring Yellow
- Interior Color
- Black
- Miles
- 67552
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- Original 350 cubic inch Rocket V8
- Correct Rallye suspension
- Correct Sebring Yellow paint
- Featured in the September, 1998 issue of Muscle Car Review Magazine
- Muncie 4-speed manual transmission
- Factory power steering / Factory power front disc and rear drum brakes
- Correct Black interior / Factory Frigidaire air conditioning
- 12-bolt rear axle / Limited-slip differential / 3.42 gears
- Correct Styled Steel II wheels
- Awarded Best of Class at the 1995 Oldsmobile Club of America Nationals
- Awarded Best of Class at the 1995 Oldsmobile Club of America Nationals
- Featured in the September, 1998 issue of Muscle Car Review Magazine
- Original 350 cubic inch Rocket V8 / Professionally rebuilt
- Correct Rallye suspension / Powder-coated chassis
- Correct Sebring Yellow paint / Correct Styled Steel II wheels
- Correct Black interior / Factory Frigidaire air conditioning
- Sale includes restoration receipts and a copy of the car's Muscle Car Review feature article
- Muncie 4-speed manual transmission
- 12-bolt rear axle / Limited-slip differential / 3.42 gears
- Factory power steering / Factory power front disc and rear drum brakes
Given the long-term popularity of GM A-bodies, it's hard to find a factory-correct example that truly stands out. Sure, you can go the LS5 or LS6 Chevelle route, but the best bowties will set you back a small house or two. And the same goes for the most desirable members of Buick's GS family and Pontiac's GTO line. Well, what if we said you could take home a magazine-featured, national award-winning example of a limited production A-body, which many GM enthusiasts aren't even aware of, for under $40K? That's probably enough to get your undivided attention, right? In addition to being a loud, broad-shouldered hunk of the rocket division's best metal, this Oldsmobile is 1 of just 3,547 Cutlass Rallye 350s ever produced. Restored with an acute attention to detail, the car features a roster of correct parts that range from an original engine all the way down to a sorted FE2 suspension. And best of all, these qualities exist within a balanced, fun-to-drive classic that doesn't require a second mortgage!
Historically, the Rallye 350 is a pretty interesting piece. The Big Three seemed to understand that the muscle-car era was a bubble that would eventually be popped by rising insurance costs and increased government regulation. And in the case of Oldsmobile, prolonging the inevitable meant creating a fun, affordable car that was capable of turning heads using a rather conservative small block.
To ramp up appeal, Olds compiled various trim pieces into a unique visual package that's highlighted by Sebring Yellow paint and very aggressive striping. Up front, a black, silver-trimmed grille, borrowed from the Cutlass S, rides between a urethane-coated bumper and pinned 442 W25 hood. Styled Steel II wheels join painted sport mirrors and trumpeted exhaust tips to mix a little function into form. And out back, a 442 W35 wing floats over black-trimmed taillights and a second urethane-coated bumper. The end result is a brand of visual punch that's simply unmatched by anything this side of Chrysler's brightest Hi Impact pastels. And, in reality, the package might've been a bit too risqué for Olds' traditionally conservative buyer base, resulting in relatively low production numbers and a high level of exclusivity.
During a 4.5-year restoration that was completed in early 1995, this solid Cutlass was thoroughly stripped, carefully disassembled and treated to entirely new body panels with the exception of its floors, roof and driver's door. After hours of hard work, the car's clean profile presented itself as an excellent foundation for correct Sebring Yellow 2-stage. And today, one close look at our high-resolution photos reveals a handsome payoff in the form of one of the coolest looking muscle cars on the planet!
When this Olds' restorer found his new project listed deep in the classifieds, it had been upfitted with a 455 cubic inch big block. Fortunately, the seller had retained the car's original L74 Rocket 350 and was willing to include it with the sale. Hoist the fiberglass hood and you'll find that original mill proudly displaying a correct 395558 casting number in front of a matching partial VIN. At the top of the nickel-infused block, a big Quadrajet 4-barrel mixes juice from leak-free fuel lines with wind that's supplied by a correct, low-restriction air cleaner. That air/fuel mixture travels in to a high performance intake that's anchored by a traditional points distributor. That distributor feeds fire through proven Packard TV R Suppression Cables, which snake around correct "6" heads that are equipped with hardened valve seats and 3-angle valve jobs. Below those heads, forged, .030 over pistons shoot charred dinosaurs into cast iron exhaust manifolds and big, true-dual pipes. Aesthetically, the car's Satin Black fenders and snazzy gold block look fantastic against its bright yellow paint. Thanks to the pros at Wallingford, Connecticut's East Coast Machine & Performance, the stout powerplant is all day reliable. And the entire set up flat out rocks, from its vintage decals and Frigidaire AC compressor all the way to its re-cored radiator and tagged Delco Energizer battery.
The bottom of this awesome Cutlass is completely solid and, thanks to a fully powder-coated chassis, shows no signs of undue wear or question-inducing battle scars. The aforementioned Rocket 350 fronts a rugged Muncie 4-speed that's much more fun than the car's original Turbo-Hydramatic 350. That proven transmission sends power to a stout 12-bolt that's equipped with a limited-slip differential and moderate, 3.42 gears. That driveline hangs in a correct FE2 Rallye suspension, which includes better shocks, thicker coil springs, reinforced control arms and a mandatory rear sway bar. Power-assisted discs and drums provide braking, while turns come courtesy of factory power steering. At the center of the car, aluminized pipes funnel spent gases through buff DynoMax Super Turbo mufflers. And at the corners of the car, color-keyed Styled Steel IIs spin G70-14 Firestone Wide Oval Super Sports around stainless trim rings and rocket-branded center caps.
For what was meant be a somewhat stripped-down Cutlass, the Rallye 350's interior offers plenty of visual niceties that give it a much more upscale feel. Open the doors to find sophisticated side panels that are accented with bright stainless and rich wood applique. Step past the Fisher Body sill plates and you'll find clean black carpet that's plush and fade-free. A nicely finished combination of bucket and bench seats mixes a stylish pattern with plenty of support. Between those seats, a factory console frames a long Hurst shifter. Above that console, an ornate dash hangs full telemetry over a standard AM/FM radio. The driver stays connected to the road through a correct Custom Sport steering wheel. And the passengers stow their essentials next to a fifth Styled Steel II/Firestone Wide Oval combination that's housed in a fully restored trunk.
- Awarded Best of Class in the 1968-72 Stock Class at the 1995 Olds Club of America Nationals
- Featured in the September, 1998 issue of Muscle Car Review Magazine
- Vintage marketing materials
- Vintage Rallye 350 literature
- Restoration receipts
- A copy of the car's Muscle Car Review feature
So there you have it – a first-class, numbers-matching A-body for under $40K. It looks right, feels right, and certainly isn't lacking in the appearance department. If you're ready to collect some serious trophies with one of the coolest Oldsmobiles around, don't miss the chance to take home this sweet Rallye 350!
- Year
- 1970
- Make
- Oldsmobile
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- Rallye 350
- Secondary Model
- n/a
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Classic
- Mileage
- 67552
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- Engine Number
- 395558
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- Muncie M20
- Transmission Number
- 3925660
- Entertainment System Type
- AM/FM Radio
- Battery Location
- LH Engine Compartment
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- Yes
- Interior Color
- Black
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Hardtop
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Sebring Yellow
- Paint Type
- Basecoat/Clearcoat
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- Double A-arm
- Rear Suspension Type
- 4-Link
- Axle Specification
- 3.42 Limited Slip
- Front Wheel Specification
- 14"
- Rear Wheel Specification
- 14"
- Front Tire Specification
- Rear Tire Specification
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Disc
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- Full Size
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Dynomax
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- 8000
- Awards Summary
- Awarded Best of Class in the 1968-72 Stock Class (442,W30, W31, Rallye 350) at the 1995 Olds Club of America Nationals (Greensboro, North Carolina).
- Featured in the September, 1998 issue of Muscle Car Review Magazine
- Historical Documents Summary
- * Vintage marketing materials. * Vintage Rallye 350 literature. * Restoration receipts. * Muscle Car Review feature.
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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM BISPECTRAL ANALYSIS DURING TIVA ANAESTHESIA. Summary
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1 Nowiny Lekarskie 2001, 70, 7, Z. ŻABA 1, S. SCHUBERT 2, K. HARBAUER 3, A. DOENICKE 3 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM BISPECTRAL ANALYSIS DURING TIVA ANAESTHESIA 3 Institute for Anesthesiology, Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich; 2 Martin Luther University, Halle, Germany; 1 Institute for Anesthesiology, Karol Marcinkowski University of Medical Sciences in Poznań, Poland Summary KEY WORDS: Intravenous anesthetics: propofol and etomidate-lipuro, Depth of anaesthesia: Biapectral Index, Ambulatory anaesthesia The Bispectral Index (BIS) is a processed EEG parameter that has been validated as a measure of the sedative-hypnotic effects of anaesthetic drugs. Previous studies have suggested that bispectral index (BIS) monitoring can reduce anaesthetic usage. This study was undertaken to establish if its use could reduce anaesthetic costs. Forty-four patients were randomly assigned to receive TIVA with remifentanil and either propofol (Group I) or etomidate-lipuro (Group II). Each group was divieded in two subgroups: subgroup BIS-Monitored and subgroup Pre-BIS. During surgery, in BIS subgroups (BIS-Monitored), drugs were titrated to keep BIS level between 40 and 60, while in the standard groups (Pre-BIS ) drugs were titrated according to clinical parameters. BIS monitoring decreases both etomidate and propofol consumption, when compared to anaesthesia without BIS. BISPEKTRALNA ANALIZA ENCEFALOGRAFICZNA W CZASIE ZNIECZULENIA CAŁKOWICIE DOŻYLNEGO Streszczenie SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: anestetyki dożylne: propofol i etomidat-lipuro; głębokość znieczu- lenia: wskaźnik Bispectral Index, anestezja ambulatoryjna Monitorowanie poziomu znieczulenia za pomocą wskaźnika BIS (Bispectral Index) wykazało znaczną redukcję podawanych anestetyków podczas znieczulenia. Celem pracy było porównanie zużycia leków podczas znieczuleń całkowicie dożylnych (TIVA propofolowa v. TIVA etomidatowa) wykonywanych w trybie ambulatoryjnym przy sterowaniu głębokością znieczulenia za pomocą wskaźnika BIS. Badania przeprowadzono w randomizowanej grupie u 44 chorych obojga płci, przeznaczonych do krótkotrwałych ambulatoryjnych zabiegów chirurgicznych trwających nie dłużej niż jedną godzinę. Badania przeprowadzono w dwóch grupach: grupa I 22 chorych znieczulanych propofolem, grupa II 22 chorych znieczulanych etomidatem-lipuro. Ponadto każda z grup została podzielona na dwie podgrupy: podgrupa pierwsza Pre-BIS bez sterowania
2 778 Z. Żaba et al. poziomem znieczulenia za pomocą BIS-u oraz podgrupa druga Pre-BIS-Monitored w której głębokość znieczulenia kontrolowana była przy udziale BIS-u. Indukcję znieczulenia przeprowadzono podając: remifentanyl w dawce 1 µg/kg oraz albo etomidat w dawce 0,3 mg/kg lub propofol w dawce 2 mg/kg. Następnie chorych intubowano maską krtaniową. Dawki leków do podtrzymania znieczulenia dobierano na podstawie oceny tradycyjnej poziomu znieczulenia (w podgrupach Pre-BIS) oraz przy pomocy monitorowania wartości BIS-u (w podgrupach BIS-Monitored) i wynosiły one: dla etomidatu od 1 do 0,2 mg/kg/h, dla propofolu od 8 do 3 mg/kg/h oraz dla remifentanylu od 0,25 do 0,1 µg/kg/min. Dawki leków obniżano w podgrupach BIS-monitored do zalecanego zakresu wartości BIS stosowanego podczas znieczulenia, tj. pomiędzy 60 a 40. Monitorowanie głębokości znieczulenia za pomocą wskaźnika BIS umożliwia znaczne zmniejszenie dawek anestetyków (etomidatu o 30% i propofolu o 22%). Zastosowanie BIS-u spowodowało znaczne skrócenie czasu budzenia się pacjenta oraz czasu ekstubacji w grupie etomidatowej, BIS okazał się pożytecznym parametrem do zapewnienia większego bezpieczeństwa pacjentowi podczas znieczulenia. Indtroduction In clinical practice, indirect and non-specific signs are used for monitoring anaesthetic adequacy. These include haemodynamic, respiratory, muscular and autonomic signs. These measures do not indicate adequacy of anaesthesia in reliable manner. Direct monitoring of anaesthetic effect should be possible by EEG measurement. EEG information can be reduced, condensed and simplified, leading to single numbers. The bispectral index, derived from bispectral analysis of the EEG measures the hypnotic component of anesthesia, and is a very promising tool for measuring adequacy of anaesthesia [6, 8, 11, 15]. One of the more difficulty in clinical practice is to correlate depth of anesthesia and drugs administration. BIS monitoring has been demonstrated to reduce anesthetics usage [2, 3, 9, 16, 20]. The current study investigated the effect of using BIS monitoring on propofol and etomidate consumption. Methods After IRB (Ethical Committee) approval and written informed consent, 44 patients scheduled for day-case surgery expected to last less than 1 hour were enrolled in a double-blind, four-arm randomized study. One patient from propofol group was excluded from the study, because had shivering by induction and must be intubated. Patients were divided in two groups: Group I Propofol (n = 21) patients received propofol; Group II Etomidate-Lipuro (n = 22) patients received etomidatelipuro.
3 Electroencephalogram bispectral analysis during Tiva anaesthesia 779 Each group was divided in two subgroups: 1. Subgroup Pre-BIS drugs were titrated according to clinical parameters. 2. Subgroup BIS-Monitored drugs were titrated to keep BIS level between 40 and 60. For each groups demographics did not differ, only duration of surgery in propofol BIS- Monitored subgroup was 12 min. longer, as compared to Pre-BIS subgroup. Table I. Data of patients Group I - Propofol Group II - Etomidate Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. Number Females Males Age (yrs) Height (cm) Body weight (kg) Anaesthesia duration (min) ,3 ± 14,2 170,2 ± 8,2 72,4 ± 7,8 47 ± 7, ,1 ± 18,4 171 ± 7,5 68,1 ± 6,7 59,8 ± 11, ,8 ± 9,2 174,1 ± 11,8 73,8 ± 8,9 49,3 ± 6, ,5 ± 16,4 172 ± 5,3 70 ± 10,2 53,6 ± 7,1 After premedication with midazolam 1 mg i.v. anesthesia was induced with remifentanil (1 µg/kg) and either etomidate (0,3 mg/kg) or propofol (2 mg/kg). Anaesthesia was maintained with remifentanil (0,25 µg/kg/min) and either etomidate (1 mg/kg/h) or propofol (8 mg/kg/h) in subgroup 1. Doses of etomidate and propofol were reduced in subgroup 2 according to the EEG criterion 40 60% Bispectral Index. Noninvasive blood pressure monitoring, heart rate, oxygen saturation, end-tidal concentration of carbon dioxide (ETCO20), and EEG were recorded. Recovery outcomes (eye opening, name telling) were determined, that means time to eye opening and time to name telling. The BIS value was displayed and recorded using Aspect Medical System monitor. We used electrodes Zipprep which were applied to the forehead. Data were analyzed using Student t- and Wilcoxon tests, as appropriate P values < 0,05 were considered statistically significant. Dada are presented as mean ± SD. Results After anaesthetic induction occurred BIS decrease to 40 in etomidate group, and 50 in propofol group, after intubation the bispectral index had recovered to 60, maintenance of anaesthesia between BIS level 40 and
4 780 Z. Żaba et al. 60, after stopping infusions of the drugs at the end of surgery BIS had returned to baselines values. We observed lower BIS values in etomidate group compared to propofol group about 10%. Results are presented in tables II V. Table II. Mean ± SD propofol and remifentanil doses in group I Group I - Propofol Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. Test Pretreatm.+ Bolus dose Induction dose (mg) 159 ± 36,2 150 ± 31,7 NS Maintenance rate of propofol (mg/kg/min.) 0,12 ± 0,035 0,09 ± 0,02 IS Maintenance rate of propofol (mg/kg/h) 6,9 ± 2,82 5,4 ± 2,5 IS Dose of propofol during anaesthesia (mg) 387 ± 32,6 361 ± 21,4 NS Total dose of propofol (mg) 546 ± 48,5 511 ± 36,7 NS Maintenance rate of remifentanil (mg/kg/min) 0,28 ± 0,04 0,23 ± 0,05 IS Total dose of remifentanil (mg) 1005 ± ± 326 NS IS significant differences (p < 0,05); NS no significant differences Table III. Mean ± SD etomidate and remifentanil doses in group II Pretreatm.+ Bolus dose Induction dose (mg) Maintenance rate of etomidate (mg/kg/min) Maintenance rate of etomidate (mg/kg/h) Dose of etomidate during anaesthesia (mg) Group II - Etomidate Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. Test 26 ± 5,7 24,5 ± 6,2 NS 0,014 ± 0,003 0,010 ± 0,001 IS 0,85 ± 0,21 0,61 ± 0,15 IS 49,5 ± 11,8 37,3 ± 5,3 IS Total dose of etomidate (mg) 75,5 ± 8,9 61,8 ± 10,2 IS Maintenance rate of remifentanil 0,22 ± 0,06 0,21 ± 0,05 NS (µg/kg/min) Total dose of remifentanil (µg) 867 ± ± 213 NS
5 Electroencephalogram bispectral analysis during Tiva anaesthesia 781 Table IV. Mean ± SD values of times and BIS in group I Group I - Propofol Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. BIS value at surgery end (propofol infusion end ) 53,4 ± 9,03 Rec. time - eye opening (min-sec) 6,09 ± 1,24 8,54 ± 3,12 BIS value during eye opening 76,1 ± 8,84 Rec. time - name telling (min-sec) 7,02 ± 2,52 9,31 ± 3,42 Extubation time (min-sec) 6,69 ± 3,92 8,72 ± 2,93 BIS value during extubation 76,8 ± 9,5 Table V. Mean ± SD values of times and BIS in group II Group II - Etomidate Pre-BIS BIS-Monit. BIS value at surgery end (etomidate infusion end ) 47,4 ± 9,60 Rec. time - eye opening (min-sec) 9,47 ± 3,49 5,13 ± 2,78 BIS value during eye opening 65,4 ± 18,61 Rec. time - name telling (min-sec) 12,08 ± 6,35 9,87 ± 3,41 Extubation time (min-sec) 11,25 ± 5,18 6,61 ± 3,85 BIS value during extubation 72,4 ± 19,5 Discussion In group I the consumption of propofol decreased by 22%, as compared to standard group (Tab. II). In group II consumption of etomidate decreased by 30%, as compared to standard group (Tab. III). In BIS-monitored group the time elapsed from cessation of anaesthetics to orientation decreased significantly. Recovery to eye opening was shorter in the etomidate Pre-BIS subgroup by 4,5 minutes (Tab. V). Our findings are consistent with the below studies with respect to anaesthetics consumption. Gan et al. [4] reported a randomized, controlled, blinded, multicenter trial using a standard propofol-alfentanil-nitrous oxide anaesthetic technique. Patients were randomized either to a blinded, standard practice group or to standard practice with BIS titration. Propofol infusions were adjusted by clinical observation in the standard practice group and by titration to BIS values of during maintenance in the unblinded group. The propofol infusion rate required for maintenance of anaesthe-
6 782 Z. Żaba et al. sia was decreased in the BIS group compared with the standard practice group. Time to extubation was 11,22 min in the control group and decreased to 7,27 min with BIS titration. This study demonstrated that hypnotic titration during anaesthetic maintenance can speed emergence and recovery from anaesthesia while reducing propofol use. Song et al. [17] studied female outpatients undergoing laparoscopic tubal ligation. Patients were randomly assigned to receive either desflurane or sevoflurane anaesthesia, or the anaesthesiologist was either unaware of BIS value (blinded) or used BIS (to value near 60) to titrate volatile anesthetic dose. Volatile anaesthetic usage decreased significantly by 30-38% compared with blinded controls. Time to extubation decreased from 6,5 min to 3,6 min for desflurane and from 7,7 min to 5,5 min for sevoflurane. Paventi et al. [12] studied 100 patients undergoing abdominal surgery randomly allocated to one of two groups of 50 each with or without BIS monitoring. In BIS group the consumption of sevoflurane decreased by 40% while the consumption of remifentanil decreased by 10%, as compared to group without BIS monitoring. Continues real-time measurement of anaesthetic effect using BIS should allow optimization of drug delivery to each patient, preventing both potential underdosing and overdosing of hypnotic medications. The upper limit of hypnotic titration is defined by the absence of awareness and memory. It should also be associated with the minimum dose of hypnotic agent. Awareness (a state of being aware, i.e., conscious) is one of the major causes of patient s complaints. The reported incidence of intraoperative recall varies from 0,2 to 2% [5, 7, 10, 18, 19]. Prevention of relative hypnotic overmedication should speed emergence and recovery [1, 13, 14]. Conclusions Monitoring of depth of anaesthesia by BIS allows significant reduction of the infusion rate of the hypnotic (etomidate: 30%, propofol: 22%). BIS is, therefore, a useful parameter for safe, low-dose maintenance of anaesthesia. References 1. Badrinath S., Avramov M. N., Papaioannou B.S. and Ivankovich A.D.: The impact of EEG-Bispectral Index monitoring on drug usage and recovery during ambulatory anaesthesia. Anaesth Analg, 88, S1-424, Doenicke A., Roizen M. F., Hoernecke R., Harbauer K., Schubert S., and Żaba Z.: TIVA with etomidate or propofol in day case surgery: is the bispectral index a useful parameter for to lower the maintenance dose? Anaesth Analg,
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KATY CLARK: Ron Moreau is South East Asia correspondent for Newsweek magazine. He profiled Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar last summer and managed to communicate with him through emails. Ron Moreau is in Islamabad and joins us now. What was the picture you managed to build up of this man?
RON MOREAU: Well I think the important thing to say about Mullah Baradar is his close relationship with Mullah Omar who is the leader of the Afghan Taliban. They were Madrasas students when they were teenagers together, so they studied the Islamic religion in a southern Afghanistan Madrasa. Then they went to war against the Soviets together. They fought together and Baradar became a member of Mullah Omar's unit. They eventually went off to found their own Mosques in the same area of southern Afghanistan. And then when Mullah Omar started his move against the local warlords in 1994, which ended up with the Taliban winning power in Afghanistan, Mullah Baradar was his right-hand man on the battlefield. So they're very close and he's been a very important figure, both militarily and politically for Mullah Omar.
CLARK: And since Mullah Omar seems to have dropped out of sight, in a sense, and Baradar has been somewhat of a de facto leader, hasn't he? Can you give us an example of how he has been running the Taliban?
MOREAU: Well yes, no he is definitely the de facto leader. He has been in charge of formulating their military strategy, their political strategy and over the last two years its Baradar who's stamp has been on all of the military gains that the Taliban have made throughout Afghanistan. And he's also somewhat of an avuncular figure. He's turned out to be not only a military leader, but also someone who could bring tribes together, get people to join the Taliban and support the Taliban. He comes from an important tribe, the same tribe as Hamad Karsai, the Afghan President. So he's been both a military and a political leader.
CLARK: We had heard last year about this new Taliban Code of Conduct, sort of like a manual of operations for them. Was that Baradar's handiwork?
MOREAU: Well he was involved in it. Everything has ultimately Mullah Omar's stamp on it, but Mullah Baradar is basically the operative head. That was one of the things that he's been trying to do over the last two years, not very successfully, is trying to cut down the number of civilian casualties which are still very high as a result of Taliban booby traps and IEDs. But he's also tried to get the commanders, the actual military commanders on the ground to become more transparent and to be more disciplined in terms of their operating with the people. So he's sacked about 200 commanders and transferred some like 12 Taliban shadow governors, so he's trying to get a little bit of a handle on the most unruly elements in the Taliban.
CLARK: Your profile seems to portray him as a very calm, a very pragmatic man. Is that the case?
MOREAU: Oh yeah. That's what his Taliban associates say. They say he's much more patient, he's much less emotive and not so much of a knee-jerk as Mullah Omar was. He's more reasonable and like as I said, he acts more like a tribal chief than a dictator.
CLARK: What is the impact his arrest is likely to have on the Taliban?
MOREAU: Well it's certainly a setback because he's very, very important. But as the Taliban have been telling myself and my Afghan reporter over the last two days, that they've gone through this before. In 2007 they lost two of their senior most commanders. One was killed. One was captured by the Taliban and they still gained momentum after that. And there's probably someone waiting in the wings right now. A Taliban commander named Abdul Kayum Azaki who's been groomed by Baradar so he will probably take over. But I'm sure it's going to be a setback and the Taliban are under an awful lot of pressure right now, militarily, with this new American offensive.
CLARK: Knowing what you know about Baradar, how likely do you think it is that he'll be giving up any intelligence to his interrogators?
MOREAU: I doubt whether he, he may know in fact where Mullah Omar is hiding, but I doubt whether he'd give that up. I'm sure he'd take a cyanide pill before he does that. So I'm not really sure how much actual actionable intelligence they'll get from Baradar. Of course, the Pakistanis are handling him so I suppose there could be torture involved, so it's hard to know. But I doubt whether he will be talking very much.
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My ZX5 has developed a problem with the rear lights. I discovered that all my center bulbs were burned out and the housing is somewhat melted as if the lights were on for a very long time. Replacing them has no effect as it seems there is no power leading up to the unit at all.
That's when I discovered the bigger problem: When the engine is running/On and car is in PARK, nothing seems amiss. The brake lights (the ones not burned out) function normally. Step on the brake pedal and the lights come on. However, when the car is in Drive, Reverse, Neutral, or anything other than PARK, the brake lights are continually on without stepping on the pedal. Only use of the turn signal interrupts them. Any ideas? Thanks - TomR
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Three bedroom and two full bathroom turn key home in a convenient location in the within the Village of Vicksburg. Association fee includes use of the club house, pool, and walking trails. Newly built French doors off the living room to access to deck overlooking a private backyard. All appliances are included. Currently the lawn is being treated by Tru Green.
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Western powers demanded Syria give U.N. chemical weapons experts immediate access on Thursday to rebel-held Damascus suburbs where poison gas appears to have killed hundreds just a few miles from the U.N. team's hotel.
There was no sign, however, that they would soon be taking take samples at the scene of horrors that have drawn comparison with the gassing of thousands of Iraqi Kurds at Halabja in 1988.
President Bashar al-Assad's opponents gave death tolls from 500 to well over 1,000 and said more bodies were being found in the wake of Wednesday's mysterious pre-dawn killer fumes, which the Syrian government insists were not of its making.
Talk, notably from France and Britain, of a forceful foreign response remains unlikely to be translated into rapid, concerted action given Russian opposition and deep caution in Washington.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said world powers must respond with force if allegations that Syria's government was responsible for the deadliest chemical attack on civilians in a quarter-century prove true; but even Fabius stressed there was no question of sending in troops on the ground.
Britain, too, said no option should be ruled out "that might save innocent lives in Syria". But European forces can do little without U.S. help and Washington shows little appetite for war.
Syrian authorities have called allegations against their forces "illogical and fabricated", pointing to the timing of the attack and their previous assertions that, if they possessed chemical weapons, they would never use them against Syrians.
Key Assad ally Moscow pointed the finger at a "provocation" by rebels keen to draw in Western military assistance.
After months of negotiating with Assad's government to let inspectors into Syria, a U.N. team arrived in Damascus four days ago. Their task is to check on the presence, but not the sources, of chemical weapons that are alleged to have been released in three specific, small incidents several months ago.
They have no mandate beyond that. A divided U.N. Security Council, meeting in emergency session on Wednesday, failed to endorse a Western push for an immediate inspection of the sites near Damascus. It called only for "clarity" on the incident.
Syria's government offered no immediate public response to calls on Thursday for the U.N. team to have access to the area.
Many rebels and activists in the opposition area say they have lost interest in promises of U.N. investigations or in help from abroad: "We are 7 kms away, just a 5-minute car ride from where they are staying," said activist Bara Abdelrahman.
"We're being exterminated with poison gas while they drink their coffee and sit inside their hotels."
Qassem Saadeddine, a commander and spokesman for the rebels' Supreme Military Council, said the group was still deliberating on how or if it should respond to the attack.
"People are growing desperate as they watch another round of political statements and U.N. meetings without any hope of action," he told Reuters.
"We are still studying how the rebels should respond."
Syria's revolt against four decades of Assad family rule has turned into a brutal civil war that has killed more than 100,000 people in two and half years and divided the Middle East along largely sectarian lines. Among world powers the conflict has revived Cold War-era East-West tensions and on the ground the struggle has limped to a poisonous stalemate.
Western powers back the opposition but have been reluctant to fully commit to a revolt increasingly overtaken by Islamists linked to al Qaeda. Yet they have said the large-scale use of widely banned chemical weapons would be a game changer.
"We are asking for this team to go directly, with complete freedom ... to the site of the crimes which took place yesterday," George Sabra, a prominent member of the umbrella opposition's National Coalition, told Reuters.
He said the U.N. Security Council should amend the team's mission to give it a mandate to visit any site.
"We are doubtful," he conceded, however. "Because the mission of these experts is constrained by the Syrian regime, limited to a few areas which it will take them to."
In Paris, Fabius called for action if the allegations proved true: "There would have to be reaction with force in Syria from the international community, but there is no question of sending troops on the ground," he told the BFM television network.
If the Security Council could not make a decision, one would have to be taken "in other ways", he said, without elaborating.
But immediate international action is likely to be limited.
European officials speaking on condition of anonymity said that options ranging from air strikes, creating a no-fly zone, or providing heavy weapons to some rebels were all options still on the table - but that there was little prospect of concrete measures without U.S. backing, which still seemed unlikely.
"The American reaction following yesterday's attack was cautious," said one. "And without U.S. firepower there's little we can do."
While France and Britain, the main military powers in the European Union, took a lead in attacking Muammar Gaddafi's forces to help Libya's revolt in 2011, the ultimately successful campaign against an enemy far weaker than Assad's Russian-armed military also relied heavily on U.S. firepower and logistics.
Assad's forces have continued a heavy bombardment of the Ghouta region, which activists say will further hinder U.N. investigators from entering the area.
Washington and European allies say Assad's forces have used small amounts of sarin nerve gas before, hence the current U.N. visit. But Assad's forces have also leveled accusations of chemical weapons use against the rebels, particularly an incident in Khan al-Assal, near Aleppo, where 25 people died.
A spokesman from the opposition's Syrian National Coalition said bodies were still being found on the outskirts of Damascus.
"We expect the number to grow because we just discovered a neighborhood in Zamalka where there are houses full of dead people," said Khaled Saleh, speaking in Istanbul.
Fahad Almasri, spokesman for the rebel Free Syria Army in Paris, said its branch in Damascus had documented 1,729 deaths so far - a figure several hundred higher than other opposition groups have given. Thousands more had breathing difficulties.
Opposition activists said men, women and children were killed as they slept. They say several towns in Ghouta were hit with rockets loaded with poison gas before dawn.
Images, including some by freelance photographers supplied to Reuters, showed scores of bodies laid out on floors with no visible signs of injury. Some had foam at the nose and mouth.
The United States said it has no independent confirmation that chemical weapons had been used. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Wednesday the head of the inspection team in Damascus was discussing the latest claims with the government.
Syria is one of just a handful of countries that are not parties to the international treaty that bans chemical weapons, and Western nations believe it has caches of undeclared mustard gas, sarin and VX nerve agents.
Weapons experts said it was unclear from evidence so far what precise chemicals may have been involved and how they may have been delivered. While opposition groups spoke of rockets carrying gas canisters, analysts abroad said gases, possibly a cocktail of compounds, could have been released in other ways.
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A history of the jazz organ and an introduction to basic performance techniques with Wil Blades, one of the top Hammond B-3 masters of his generation! Open to all.
Sunday, January 26, 2 – 4pm
$30 advance • $45 day of workshop
Twice named Rising Star in the DownBeat Critics Poll, Wil Blades is the Bay Area's first-call organist and has performed or recorded with famed jazz, blues and funk artists including Billy Martin, Melvin Sparks, Idris Muhammad, Joe Louis Walker, Don Braden, Donald Harrison, Karl Denson, Will Bernard, Scott Amendola, Charlie Hunter, Stanton Moore, Dayna Stephens and many others.
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For the past decade, Earnie Graham has devoted her life to bringing joy to Girl Scouts. For the past seven days, more than 100 organizations and hundreds more volunteers devoted their time to turning her life on its head.
When she viewed the new two-story home that replaced her incomplete, unheated, termite-infested home for the first time Wednesday afternoon, she fell into her children's arms and erupted in tears.
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Chip Parkinson admitted to tearing up when he saw the look on the family's face.
The truck driver, who lives in Jackson, took off work to help build the home. Despite the below-normal temperatures, he slept in his vehicle at the construction site Tuesday night. After all, he said, the construction crews needed help and the 45-minute drive home just didn't seem worth it.
The last week has been exciting for the Graham family. On Dec. 2, they were told to pack their bags and head to Disneyland. When they arrived back in Augusta on Tuesday, Graham discovered she had a new vehicle, a 2011 Ford Explorer, and that a new cabin had been built at Camp Tanglewood in Martinez that would allow for handicapped Girl Scouts to take part in activities.
Hundreds of friends and supporters lined the streets Wednesday afternoon for the reveal, some waiting in the below-normal temperatures for eight hours.
When she arrived at her familiar lot at 161 McCain Way, she noticed little that was familar -- except for a few concrete blocks.
Five years ago, her father and brother started a two-story addition on her home. However, after her father got cancer and her brother died, the concrete structure was left unfinished.
Although construction crews chose to bulldoze the old home, they opted to save the concrete blocks that were sentimental to the Graham family and integrate them into the construction, as a wall and planters surrounding the house.
Graham, her 22-year-old daughter, Tiffany, and her 10-year-old son, T.J., will officially spend their first night in the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home tonight.
Steven Beazley, the president of Bill Beazley Homes, said when Extreme Makeover approached his company in October about the project, he wasn't interested because his mother was ill at the time, and later died. It was after the death when the show re-approached him that he decided he needed to do it -- for his mother.
Now, there's not a doubt in his mind that it was the right decision.
"This is the greatest experience of my life," Beazley said after the completion of the project. "I could sell 1,000 houses or travel around the world, but it wouldn't compare to this."
It did get nerve-racking at times, such as when the hardwood flooring delivery was delayed by 12 hours because the delivery truck broke down.
"It's really tiring," Beazley said. "Everything is on a time limit so you never get a break."
Graham's neighbors also got a helping hand. Many received new mailboxes and roofs. Graham's sister-in-law, Monica, whose husband helped start the addition five years ago, received new siding, a roof and a new porch -- and will get cabinets for her home.
Beazley said he plans to revisit the Graham home with Christmas decorations.
Originally, he asked that the home be fully decorated but was told that because the show won't air until February, decorations just didn't fit.
Graham has been offered a scholarship by the University of Phoenix, where she is enrolled, to complete her bachelor's degree and receive a graduate degree of her choice.
Both of her children have also been offered full scholarships at Paine College.
The mortgage company, which cannot be named, has also agreed to pay off her mortgage.


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Acting Classes
Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury is offering
• Tuesdays
• 6 CLASSES-March 7, 14, 28, April 4, 11, 18
• 2 hour sessions
• Maximum 12 students
• Fee: $180
Classes are designed for adult students, age 18 and older. Teaching is based on a realistic and naturalistic approach.
No prior experience is needed. Class size is limited to assure individualized and personalized attention. Classes are filled on a first-come basis. Each student works at his or her own skill level and pace. We provide a fun and safe environment where you can take risks and learn about acting or advance your skills.
• Physical and vocal skills
• Relaxation, focus, concentration
• How to audition
• How to make the most of your rehearsals
• How to have fun and reconnect with your creative instincts
We reserve the right to cancel this class and return application fees based on a minimum number of registrations. Refunds are not offered for missed classes.
Classes will be taught by Mandy Leigh Thompson
Mandy began her early professional training with her lifelong mentor, the incredible Lenka Peterson- one of the first members of The Actor's Studio and Tony Award nominated Broadway, film and television actress! Mandy went on to study acting and theater education at Emerson College in Boston. She is currently a recurring cast member on RUTHLESSSPECTATOR.COM staring Rob Bartlett and written by former Saturday Night Live Head Writer, Andrew Smith. On Ruthless, you can see her play characters such as Rachel Ray or Sarah Palin. Regionally, she's played the coveted role of "Natalie" in Next to Normal opposite Broadway leading lady Sarah Litzsinger at the Adirondack Theatre Festival under the direction of Mark Fleisher. She reprised "Natalie" in Next to Normal at Seven Angels Theatre with Semina De Laurentis, where she's also played Annie in Tom Dudzick's touching play Over the Tavern as well as Logainne in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee directed by Janine Molinari. In NYC, Mandy has been cast in the ongoing development of the play Dixieboy Firecrackers under the direction of stage and television star, Brian Lane Green. She's performed at Times Square's Payan Theater in Almost, Maine. As Founding Artistic Director of Lenka Peterson Players, Mandy's played "Eleanor"/Bizarbara" in Starmites and "Sally" in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. She recently played "Emily" in the musical of Freckleface Strawberry by Julianne Moore at Playhouse on Park. Other Credits include "Sister James" Doubt, "Maddie" The Hundred Dresses, "Catherine" Proof. Film and T.V. credits include Lifetime Movie Network: KILLED MY BFF; V-Day Film: BREAK THE CHAIN (Debbie Allen/ Eve Ensler); CouponBug.com Commercial: Pam GAMESHOW. She recently performed along side a star-studded cast in The Who's Tommy in concert, directed by Daniel C. Levine and Jayme McDaniel, musical direction by Bryan Perri (Wicked, Dogfight, Chaplin) with Michael Seelbach, Matt Farnsworth, Jeremy Kushnier and Tricia Rapier. She's also been joining Rob Bartlett on tour as a Bartlett this year and as a member of the sketch comedy troupe "Ruthless Women". She is also the founder of T.H.R.I.V.E. Arts with Broadway's Marissa Perry.
Contact the Seven Angels Box Office to register. 203-757-4676.


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RPG Information Edit
Cursed By the Realm (Disadvantage, 4 points, 5 points for Shugenja) [Spiritual]
Character with the Cursed By the Realm disadvantage have been marked by the Spirit Realm as their foe. [1]
Effects from the Spirit Realm Edit
- Chikushudo: Characters are disliked by the animals.
- Gaki-do: Characters will be attacked by any gaki on sight.
- Jigoku: Characters are easier affected by the Shadowlands Taint.
- Maigo no Musha: Characters perform worse any of his abilities which interacts with a spirit in any way.
- Meido: Characters tend to lapse into a trance-like state when unoccupied by physical activity or social interaction. They also are less perceptives.
- Sakkaku: Character are haunted by trickster spirits, becoming victim of some elaborate, cruel prank in a regular basis.
- Tengoku: Characters feel the Celestial Heavens rejected them when inside a temple or shrine.
- Toshigoku: Characters are easilly overcome by bloodlust, attacking any wounded party.
- Yomi: Characters can not hear their ancestors and have severed their inheritance.
- Yume-do: Characters are plagued with horrific nightmares, making sleep difficult.
Characters Known to Have this Disadvantage Edit
- Daigotsu Meikuko (Tengoku)
- Hantei XVI (Toshigoku)
- Hida Tsuneo (Toshigoku)
- Horiuchi Nobane (Maigo no Musha)
- Ikoma Kazue (Meido)
- Kitsu Motso (Yomi)
- Kitsuki Raya (Yomi)
- Kitsune Kameyo (Chikushudo)
- Matsu Tadaka (Toshigoku)
- Mirumoto Hajitsu (Yume-do)
- Seppun Madoka (Yomi)
- Shiba Kenji (Sakkaku)
- Yoshitsune (Yomi)
- ↑ Legend of the Five Rings; Fourth Edition, p. 158