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CHICAGO (CNN) -- A teen who performed at events around President Barack Obama's inauguration was shot to death in Chicago this week, and now her story has become part of the debate in Washington over gun violence nationwide.
The shooting death of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton came up in a U.S. Senate hearing and a White House press briefing Wednesday.
"She was an honor student and a majorette," said Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois. Performing at inaugural events last week "was the highlight of her young, 15-year-old life," he said.
Speaking at Wednesday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on gun violence, Durbin mentioned Pendleton's death as he argued that more must be done to stop gun crimes.
"Yesterday, in a rainstorm after school, she raced to a shelter. A gunman came in and shot her dead," he said. "Just a matter of days after the happiest day of her life, she's gone."
The park shelter where she was shot is just a mile from Obama's home in Chicago. White House spokesman Jay Carney described her death as a "terrible tragedy."
"The president has more than once, when he talks about gun violence in America, referred not just to the horror of Newtown or Aurora or Virginia Tech or Oak Creek but to shootings on the corner in Chicago or other parts of the country," Carney told reporters. "And this is just another example of the problem we need to deal with."
2013 has gotten off to a deadly start in Chicago -- Pendleton was the year's 42nd murder victim. No arrests have been made in the case, police said Wednesday. In 2012, 506 people were slain in the city.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel described Pendleton Wednesday as "what's best in our city, a child going to school who takes a final exam, who had just been to the inaugural."
"We have a responsibility to see a stop to this," he said. "And all of us are responsible."
Pendleton was shot just blocks away from her high school on the south side of Chicago, CNN affiliate WGN reported. Police told CNN affiliates that the teenager had no gang affiliation and likely was not the intended target.
"There has to be an end to it. It's just too much. The children cannot go to school. They're in fear," Bonita O'Bannion, who lives in the area where the shooting occurred, told CNN affiliate WBBM.
Carney said the president and first lady's thoughts and prayers are with Pendleton's family.
"And as the president said, we will never be able to eradicate every act of evil in this country," Carney said, "but if we can save even one child's life, we have an obligation to try when it comes to the scourge of gun violence."


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Guest blogger and survivor, Cate Stasio of Posit Science, is truly thankful for today's scientifically-validated treatment options for "Chemobrain." Today on the blog, Cate share's some monumental research and a great deal of heart on the subject.
When I received my cancer diagnosis, and discussed the fact that I was having difficulty remembering things and paying attention with my doctor, she told me it was "all in my head." (BTW, this was less than 10 years ago.) Granted, her focus was on keeping me alive, and, while this conveniently was a mutual goal, I was struck by the fact that she could be so dismissive of the cognitive symptoms that were seriously disrupting my quality of life.
My fellow survivors, I found, were very vocal about the developing cognitive "inefficiencies" that made it difficult for them to multi-task or follow-through on work projects or family responsibilities. Like me, these cancer veterans were dismayed by the lack of solutions available for our slowed thinking abilities—all the note taking or calendaring in the world couldn't compensate for our uninvited lack of mental agility. The Internet was rife with arguments over what caused cancer-related cognitive impairment; those 17 to 75% of us affected didn't care about what started it, we just wanted to fix it. We dreamt about having some modicum of control over an illness that had the audacity to remind us frequently that, in many ways, we were helpless.
Around this time, the founders of Posit Science, Drs. Michael Merzenich and Henry Mahncke, were not just talking about "chemobrain," they were rolling up their sleeves in an effort to alleviate it. As renowned neuroscientists, they hypothesized that some combination of stress, fatigue and medication/radiation treatment could weaken the myelin in the brain of a person with cancer; interfering with connections that help relay important information from one brain area to another. Under their careful guidance, Posit Science developed and was the first to study a suite of computer exercises based on the principles of brain plasticity; designed to help people with cancer think faster, focus better and remember more. Originally released at the International Psycho-Oncology Society in 2008, breast cancer survivors who reported chemo brain symptoms who used Posit Science training reported significant benefits in cognitive function and quality of life with resulting reductions in stress levels. By completing an hour a day of cognitive training, participants showed that they had the ability to fight back and recapture the brain function and sense of self that cancer had interfered with.
Additionally, Dr. Diane Von Ah, an avid member of the Oncology Nursing Society who has spent years looking for evidence-based interventions for chemobrain, this month reports finding one. In a study published in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, Von Ah et. al. studied 82 cancer survivors reporting cognitive impairment. Participants who received Posit Science training showed significant improvements in memory, thinking speed, depression, fatigue and health-related quality of life. Additionally, Posit Science training recipients felt less anxious after completing training; with benefits lasting for months afterward.
People who read about my interest in chemobrain typically ask 3 questions: 1) Does chemobrain affect only breast cancer survivors? 2) How long does chemobrain last? 3) Who with cancer should use Posit Science cognitive training? Recent reports and personal experience have helped shape my responses to these.
A 2010 study by Harrington et. al. demonstrated that cognitive limitations, depression, and fatigue consistently persisted in survivors of breast, gynecological, prostate and colorectal cancers 10 years or more following treatment. These symptoms were present regardless of the types of pharmacologic or radiologic treatments endured. To me this says that no one knows who will be affected by chemobrain, or how long it will last.
My response to who should use Posit Science cognitive training is pretty straightforward (though I have to admit that I am such an advocate of it that I convinced Drs. Mahncke and Merzenich to let me work for them.) I think Posit's cognitive training program is appropriate for anyone like me whose cancer diagnosis only increases their desire to be their best self for the people who love and depend on them. I think it's for anyone with an Internet connection who can spare 15 minutes a day to think better on their feet and remember all the little things they're still lucky enough to hear their kids say. I think it's for people who, regardless of the stage of their cancer, can hear the words, "it's all in your head" and find them empowering instead of belittling.
Those interested in subscribing to the program described in Dr. Von Ah's study can do so by visiting www.BrainHQ.com. Posit Science will be honored to donate 20% of your subscription to Living Beyond Breast Cancer.
Like many cancer survivors who have been affected by cognitive impairment, Cate is thrilled that a scientifically-validated treatment option is now available. Upon submission, Cate let us know that there have been times in her life when bonds forged through LBBC were the only things that got her through the day, and she said, "There are no words with which I can properly express my gratefulness to you and the LBBC organization."
Posit Science is the leading provider of clinically proven brain fitness training. Its exercises, available online at www.BrainHQ.com, have been shown to significantly improve brain speed, attention, memory and numerous standard measures of quality of life in multiple studies published in more than 60 peer-reviewed articles in leading science and medical journals. This includes a study showing positive benefits for people experiencing chemobrain. The company's science team is led by renowned neuroscientist Michael Merzenich, PhD.

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Old Chilli Bed and Breakfast Daylesford offers the best of town and country, taking advantage of the country outlook but well positioned in the heart of Daylesford. Old Chilli is only a seven minute walk to the galleries and restaurants of Daylesford's main street. Each morning between 9:00 and 10:00am, a gourmet continental breakfast is served in the dining room consisting of local seasonal produce. Relaxing music and weekend papers help you ease into the day ahead. Genuine hospitality awaits you in this lovely bed and breakfast, each room has a private entrance and ensuite with spa. Old Chilli Bed and Breakfast Daylesford has two resident alpacas named Bilbo and Groucho who will often watch you intently as you sip your wine from the deck. Arch the kelpie also keeps an eye on the property and we also sometimes have a resident Koala who is called Ken, but he comes and goes. Just to make your weekend stay a real treat, Sunday checkout time is 5:00pm.
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The Diamond Wildcats got the bulk of their runs in the span of two innings and never looked back as they downed East Newton 8-6 on Monday at Diamond High School.
The Diamond Wildcats got the bulk of their runs in the span of two innings and never looked back as they downed East Newton 8-6 on Monday at Diamond High School.
The game, originally slated for East Newton High School, was moved to Diamond due to poor field conditions, so the Wildcats played the visitors in front of their home crowd — an odd arrangement, but favorable nonetheless.
The Wildcats (4-2) took the lead with a run in the second inning before adding three in each of the third and fourth innings to push ahead 7-2. They would add an important insurance run in the top of the seventh, before the Patriots made a push in the final half inning.
Trailing 8-3, Payton Powell led off the Patriots' seventh with a single and went to third on a Sam Swartz double. The Wildcats recorded two quick outs before a walk to Ryan Linton loaded the bases, Paxton Hill walked to score Powell, and Wyatt Hurn clubbed a two-out double to center to make it 8-6.
The Wildcats, however, escaped with a strikeout to strand the tying run at second.
Diamond spread its five hits amongst Brodie Bien, Zach Renfro, Ryan Jinks, Kolton Harville and Jeremy Morris. Renfro, who doubled, finished with two RBIs, while Bien, Harville and Jordan Douglas drove in one.
Ryan Jinks started on the hill for the Wildcats and struck out four, walked three, allowed two hits and two runs (none earned). Jeremy Morris, Zach Renfro and Jordan Divine split time in relief.
Dillon Bunch and Hurn both had two hits and two RBIs for the Patriots, while Sam Swartz added two hits, an RBI and scored a run.
Swartz was saddled with the loss despite striking out three and allowing four hits through five innings for East Newton.
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The U.S. Department of Defense on last week revealed a very unpatriotic secret: It's been buying American flags that are anything but all American.
The DOD buys an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 flags a year to fly over the Pentagon, at military bases and on ships. It buys flags primarily from American manufacturers, but those manufacturers sometimes use foreign supplies like inks and cotton. The DOD also may have been buying some flags manufactured wholly overseas.
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Kathy McKown has been named the new director of Trimble County Public Library.
McKown filled the position July 1, taking over for Libby Powell, who retired earlier this year.
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Huskers Take on No. 10 Ohio State
Game 33: vs. Ohio State
Game Date: March 14, 2013
Tipoff Time: 5:30 p.m. (CT)
Venue: United Center
Capacity: 19,087
Nebraska Cornhuskers
2012-13 Record: 15-17, 5-13 Big Ten
Head coach: Tim Miles
Record at Nebraska: 15-17 (1st year)
Career Record: 298-237 (18th year)
Ohio State Buckeyes
2012-13 Record: 23-7, 13-5 Big Ten
Head coach: Thad Matta
Record at Ohio State: 244-72 (9th year)
Career Record: 346-103 (13th year)
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Television: BTN and BTN2Go
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Play-by-play: Gus Johnson
Expert Analysis: Shon Morris
Sideline: Stephanie White
Radio: Across the state on the IMG Husker Sports Radio Network, including KLIN (1400 AM/94.5 FM) in Lincoln, KFAB (1110 AM) in Omaha and KRVN (880 AM) in Lexington.
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Huskers Take on No. 10 Ohio State
Following a win over Purdue last night, Nebraska looks to advance to the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament, as the Huskers take on No. 10 Ohio State Friday at 5:30 p.m.
Tip off from the United Center is set for 5:30 p.m. on BTN with Gus Johnson, Shon Morris and Stephanie White on the call. The game will also available on BTN2Go on iOS or android devices.
Friday's game against the Buckeyes will be carried across the state of Nebraska on the 29-station Husker Sports Network, including flagship stations KLIN (1400 AM/94.5 FM) in Lincoln, KFAB (1110 AM) in Omaha and KRVN (880 AM) in Lexington, with Kent Pavelka and Matt Davison calling all of the action. The game can be heard for free at Huskers.com and is also available on the Huskers' app on iOS or android devices.
The Huskers, the No. 10 seed, improved to 15-17 with the day's only upset in the Big Ten Tournament, knocking off seventh-seeded Purdue, 57-55, as Shavon Shields (19 points and six rebounds) and Brandon Ubel (16 points, eight rebounds and five assists) combined for 34 of the Huskers' 57 points. Nebraska took over the game in the opening minutes of the second half, using a 9-0 run to build and 11-point lead and held on in the final minutes. Nebraska held the Boilermakers to 40 percent shooting and, including 2-of-12 from 3-point range, to snap a five-game losing streak to the Boilermakers. More impressively, the Huskers won despite getting a combined 14 points from Dylan Talley and Ray Gallegos, a total that was nearly half their average heading into the Big Ten Tournament.
The Huskers (15-17) will now look to reach the semifinals of a conference tournament for the first time since 2006 when they take on the No. 2 seed Ohio State (23-7) this afternoon. The Buckeyes are playing some of their best basketball of the year, bringing a five-game win streak to Chicago, including victories over Michigan State and Indiana.
The Huskers have dropped four straight to Ohio State over the last two seasons, but played well in a 63-56 loss to the Buckeyes in the last meeting on Feb. 2 in Lincoln. NU is 2-8 all-time against Ohio State (0-4 since joining the Big Ten) and have lost seven straight meetings since a win in the 1985 Sun Bowl Classic. With a win, the winner takes on Michigan State or Iowa Saturday afternoon in the second semifinal.
By the Numbers
4.0 - Assists per game for Brandon Ubel over the last three games. He has set season bests in two of the last three games, including matching his career-high of five in Thursday's win over Purdue.
10 - Number of games Nebraska has played against ranked teams this season, including Friday's matchup with the Buckeyes. It ties the 1994-95 team for the most played in a single-season.
7-0 - Nebraska's record in games decided by five points or less this season.
26 - Consecutive free throws by Dylan Talley dating back to Jan. 29. Talley has raised his free throw percentage from 67 percent to 74 percent in the last nine contests.
3 - Number of times Shavon Shields has led NU in scoring this season following Thursday's win over Purdue. Shields averaged 18.5 ppg in two games vs. the Boilermakers.
Last Night's Recap
Shavon Shields and Brandon Ubel combined for 35 points and 14 rebounds, leading Nebraska to its first-ever Big Ten Tournament win with a 57-55 victory over Purdue at the United Center Thursday evening.
Shields scored 15 of his 19 points in the first half to stake Nebraska the lead before Ubel powered the Huskers (15-17) in the second half, scoring 11 second-half points, as Nebraska built an 11-point lead and weathered a Boilermaker comeback down the stretch.
Leading 30-28, Shields ignited a 9-0 Husker run with baskets on Nebraska's first two possessions, as Nebraska built an 11-point lead at 39-28 after a Dylan Talley 3-pointer, marking the senior's first basket of the evening. Purdue cut the lead to one on two occasions, including 56-55 with 12 seconds left, but Ray Galleogs split a pair of foul shots, and Terone Johnson missed two game-tying attempts in the final four seconds to help Nebraska preserve the win.
Postgame Notes
- Nebraska picked up its first-ever Big Ten Tournament victory and avenged a loss to Purdue in the 2012 Big Ten Tournament.
- Nebraska snapped a five-game losing streak to Purdue dating back to 1978. Prior to Thursday, Nebraska's last win over Purdue was a 96-85 win on Dec. 5, 1964.
- Tim Miles became the first Husker coach to win a tournament game in his first season at Nebraska.
- Nebraska is now 7-0 in games decided by five points or less this season.
- Shavon Shields had 19 points, matching his second-highest total of his career. Shields had a then-career high 18 points in the first meeting with Purdue in Lincoln on Jan. 16.
- Nebraska had just six turnovers in the win, the sixth time in the last seven games the Huskers committed 10 turnovers or less. In two games with Purdue, Nebraska committed just eight turnovers.
- Brandon Ubel's 16 points is his highest total against a conference foe this season. Ubel had 15 points against Minnesota on March. 6. Ubel also tied a career high with five assists, set twice during the 2011-12 season.
- Nebraska improves to 5-0 this season in games televised by the ESPN family of networks.
What to Watch For
- Nebraska will be looking to earn a conference semifinal berth for the first time since 2006, and just the third time since winning the Big Eight Tournament title in 1994 (1999, 2006). Nebraska is 9-16 all-time in conference quarterfinals dasting back to the old Big Eight Conference Tournament's formation in 1977.
- Nebraska has lost its last 12 games vs. ranked opponents dating back to a win over No. 11 Indiana on Jan. 18, 2011. That was was also the only time BTN's Gus Johnson called a Nebraska basketball game since the Huskers joined the Big Ten Conference.
- The Huskers, who were picked 12th by 23 of 24 Big Ten sportswriters, have won 15 games this year, a three-win improvement over last year. The Huskers returned just one starter and two of their top nine scorers from last year's team.
- Nebraska ranks in the top 10 nationally in fewest turnovers per game at 10.53 per contest, which would break NU's single-season mark for fewest turnovers per game (11.30 in 1984-85). NU has had only 12 turnovers in its last two contests (vs. Purdue and at Iowa)
- Dylan Talley needs 25 points to reach 1,000 points in his three-year Division I career. He spent his freshman season at Binghamton University and one year at Blinn College before coming to Nebraska. He was held to five points - the first time he was held out of double figures since Jan. 29 (10 games ago).
- Ray Gallegos now has 82 three-pointers, which is seven shy of Nebraska's single season record (89 by Cary Cochran in 2001-02). Gallegos has had six or more 3-pointers in a game four times this season with three of those coming away from Lincoln. Last Saturday, he had a career-high seven 3-pointers at Iowa.
- Gallegos averages a team-high 16.3 ppg in 14 games away from Lincoln this season, including 34 percent from 3-pont range.
- In the last matchup with Ohio State, David Rivers led Nebraska in scoring for the first time in his career with 13 points and added six rebounds and Andre Almeida had his Big Ten high with eight rebounds.
- With two assists against Purdue, Benny Parker moved into 10th place on Nebraska's freshman assist chart with 66, matching Erick Strickland (1992-93) and Charles Richardson Jr. (2004-05).
- Nebraska is 8-3 this season when hitting more free throws than its opponents, including 5-1 since the start of Big Ten play. The last time Nebraska and Ohio State played, the Huskers were out-scored 23-4 at the foul line.
- Brandon Ubel has had 15 or more points in two of the Huskers last three games (15 vs. Minn; 16 vs. Purdue) and has reached double figures in every Nebraska win vs. Big Ten foes this year. NU was 0-7 against Big Ten foes when he was held to less than 10 points.
- Ubel will make his 125th career appearance and 89th career start on Friday against Ohio State.


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Over the past 12 years Kern County football seniors have gotten the thrill of playing in one final high school football game in a different type of style and environment.
Taft High quarterback Vaughn Richardson and Matua Iakopo got a taste of that Friday night when they took part in the Black team's 68-48 win over the gold team in the U.S. Army Arena Bowl at Rabobank Arena.
"It was real fun," said Iakopo. "It was the most fun game I ever had."
"It was real special," Richardson, who threw nine touchdowns, said of being named MVP. "I am really happy and blessed its me."
The MVP was the icing on the cake for Richardson after he was one of four captains on the Black team and was the quarterback for the team through the entire game.
Despite the way the night went, it got off to a rocky beginning when a couple of passes by Richardson went incomplete. However, on third down of the opening series, Richardson threw a 13-yard touchdown pass.
"It just started coming to me," said Richardson.
While Richardson was starting out at quarterback, Iakopo started the game on kickoff and on defense. Iakopo played most of the game except for early in the third quarter.
On the second drive, Richardson capped the drive down the field with a quarterback sneak for the touchdown with 6:29 to go in the first quarter.
Gold got on the scoreboard when Ridgeview's Kamari Cotton Moya returned the kickoff for 52 yards for a touchdown.
However, Richardson and the Black team had one final say in the quarter when he found Liberty's Corbin Jountii for a 15-yard touchdown pass.
The black squad continued their run in the second quarter with Richardson completes a 5-yard pass to Centennial's Andrew Daughtery while Independence's Preston Hodges ran for a touchdown to up the lead to 35-7.
Gold finally added to their lead with Bakersfield High School's Parker Campbell run for a touchdown with 4:55 to go.
The Black team responded when Richardson completed a 29-yard pass to Frontier's Justin Cash on third down for a touchdown with 54 seconds remaining. All totaled, Richardson had five touchdowns in the first half.
Iakopo had one of his highlights at the end of the first half when he sacked the gold quarterback to end the half.
"It was great," Iakopo said of the tackle." I felt like it was my freshman year all over again."
With a switching of the quarterbacks, the Gold team bounced back in the second half, when Garces' Cruise Adams completed a 38-yard pass to Davis for a touchdown. The teams traded touchdowns the rest of the quarter.
The touchdowns by the Black team came on Michael Pope's (NW Christian) catch and run for the score and Richardson's 30-yard pass to Daughtery on the first play of the drive.
The teams traded touchdowns again in the fourth quarter with the Black team scoring their points on Richardson's touchdown pass to Liberty's Gabe Flippo on the first play of the quarter and Richardson's 10-yard pass to Preston for the final touchdown for the black team.
Now that their high school football career is over, Richardson will go to play for the Bakersfield College Renegades next year while Iakopo will go to Taft College with the hopes of possibly going to San Jose or Hawaii.


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So did you get the car yet? Pictures????
So did you get the car yet? Pictures????
No it has turned into a complete BS situation. The shop is now 3 Gs over my budget and double there time estimate. They have had 10 hours of work to complete to finish this car and get it on the road, and its been this way for three weeks now. This Wednesday I am going to trailer it home and finish it my self. That means I will have to sue them for not completing the job, going 70% over budget, and 100% over on time. Essientially the shop is Fired due to timeline, budget, and bad communication. It is worth it to mention that I am paid in full and have been the whole time.
It really sucks because to get the car I have to pay them off for an incomplete job or they can keep it. Since I am already Paid in full it is not to bad but I want money back at this point.
Well everything is done and running. The last little issue is the super charger will not engage. The clutch is working on the charger, the charger relay is functioning. The ECU is not commanding the charger to engage for some reason. As far as I know the ECU only needs input form knock sensor and the throttle positioning sensor. But there is NO information on the JDM wiring. So it may be the ECU, TPS, or the knock sensor. It could also be something I know nothing about as I can't find the info I need.
The first time I herd it run.

You get the SC going yet?
Not yet. I had to order some components that were bad on the ECUs board. Two capacitors were leaking there internal fluid and those capicitors are responsible for activating the supercharger relay. So some 25 cent parts and some fine point sloldering is all that is holding it up now. As Long as that is the only reason it won't enguage. Otherwise if it still won't work I will just wait untill next month and get an aftermarket ECU and have it installed with my new injectors.
Also I don't like the way it sounds. It sounds like a weed eater. But I guess it only sounds like rice if it is slow. Haha. Only people with really really fast expensive cars can say its rice. Then I will whip there ass on the track haha.
Last edited by hill160881; 04-04-2012 at 07:48 AM.
Nice little car, good luck with the SC on that. But yes the only way its Rice is if its slow.
Got the car home today and instantly it went to crap. Something is screwed up in the fuel delivery system. So back to the shop it goes. It worked for 150 miles before something went wrong. It is fast though i can tell you that and sill 6 psi short of its capabilities. Once I get it all sorted I will turn up the boost. Hehe.
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Some teaser pics of the interior work after instalization. Hehe. I am surprised at how it has turned out. Really nice. This is he starlet I gave to my brother. His is stock other than the interior. It will get new seats soon and complete the transformation from nasty brown to smooth grey with black carpet.
My starlet will be all one color, light grey.
did you ever get the boost issues worked out?
Ya the charger activation circuit had a busted line in the harness. It works like a charm now. The low boost was on purpose. Now I am having them replumb the BOV for 16 psi not 10. So I am hoping to see 13 or 14 psi after the liquid/air inter cooler.
It looks like them not putting the fuel filter in the right place and the extra pressure added up to a pluged fuel return line and plugged injectors. Also messed up the O2 sensor. I hope to get it back Friday but I won't hold my breath.
Dam thing is frighteningly fast at 8 psi after intercooler. May not be so controllable with the extra boost. Hehe
Here is the suspension specs. This was he real sleeper part of the build.
The rear shocks are KYB AGX mustang shocks with a coil over conversion. The front struts have been rebuilt using either Short Stroke AGX or Tokico Illumina shocks (depending on spring rate) then had the coil over conversion done. Totally custom built suspension. I think spring rate is 150# rear and 275# front. The sway bar is totally adjustable for tension and for pitched circle tracks. The lower control arms are adjustable from stock width to 1.5 inches over on each side. The caster is adjustable from 0-7 degrease the camber is adjustable from + to - camber. The rear shocks have adjustable dampening controls as do the front struts. Lol. Basically no different than a race car. Since the components were designed for a car 1000 pounds heavier they are total over kill. The only week point is the transmission, and those are around 150 bucks so if I grenade to many I will get a w58 or r154.
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Any update on the grocery getter Tracy? Your slackin I need some more pictures and videos. You inspired me to get my 68 VW bus back on the road. It has been sitting in my garage for almost 7 years, I got it back up and rolling down the road.
Unfortunately it has taken a turn for the worst. The shop did a bad install on the harness and as a result the ECU fried after less than 200 miles.
Now that I have my car back from the shop and it still does not run I am looking into the wiring harness as at least 5 well known custom car builders said the problem most likely started there, if indeed the ECU is bad, since it was working fine at first.
After asking them if they striped the loom off before installing the harness and them assuring me they did this i expected to find a clean install on the harness. Haha, not even close. I paid top dollar for this install and look at what this well known and respected shop put into my car. This also shows that they lied right to my face.
The three main plug harnesses.
Under the dash. Look at this rats nest.
I cant believe they used dam E-tape
I dig into the main harness furthur in and 4 inches into some old E-tape covering it I find this. I thought they inspected the harness!!!! And they let this go!!! There are two other places like this!!
Under all that E-tape Anybody want to guess how aluminum and copper mix???????? They dont especially when electric current is involved.
So they just crammed the harness into this car and never inspected it. They are a hack shop. Also they ran a crisscrossed rats nest under the dash that is taking a professional 6 hours to fix.
After I spent hours hunched under the dash.
The way it should look. I had to shorted at least 12 wires and cut and re-rout at least as many to clean it all up. No E-tape, only shrink wrap and loom. Clean,,, like I wanted.
I still need to fix the ****ed up areas further in under the dash but i will eventually get it right. probally just to have to rip the whole thing out, and redo the whole harness,, haha.
hey hill are you going to try and get any of your money back from this shop?
They are offering to install a standalone system at there expense......If I allow them to do so...... I think I will just get the standalone ECU from them and do it myself.
As to any money back. It depends on what happens with the wiring harness. I will have a new oem ECU tomorrow. If I plug it in and it works then I will settle for them providing the standalone system and I will most likely do the install.
Everything really depends on what happens with the harness. I may have already fixed it while redoing everything under the dash. I won't know untill tomorrow afternoon.
Well post up tomorrow.The suspense is killing me. You did a killer job on the wiring. It looks nice and clean.
This build reminds me when I purchased a 1977 chevy truck to fix up and my parents looked at me like if I was nuts when I lived with them. I have owned many cars over 20.
In your current situation its kinda of tricky and your on a border line of "you messed it up we messed it up case". You already went over the disaster they did with the cables so you touched that already, allowing them to say you could have messed something up, while rewiring. If you paid them to do the job I suggest you let them finish the whole job cause if you take any part they are giving you and put it in yourself they can clean their hands at the end and say well you messed it up while installing unless you want to allow that risk.
Either way I wish you the best with the project, just my 2 cents.
Tropical life: very true but I documented the problem well before I messed with anything. You are probally right but I don't trust them to do as good a job as me at this point.
Kill-n-spree: as soon as I get the ECU I will give it a try. If it works I only need to relocate the fuel filter and go. The first thing I will do is get a video up. It will be next week before I can get the tachometer going as I need a diode or three and a resistor or two to run my tach dirrectly off of the coils, remember i have no distributor any longer. The diodes will be to keep the coils from cross communicating.
So next post will be success or failure.
I don't have a tach so I don't really push it but you get the idea.

These are the pics of the finished stance. Before and after
A shot of the rear. Pretty mean stance.
As I have a thing for the sleeper I think I pulled it off pretty good. Would you guess it's a race car? Muahaha. And still only at 10'psi. I will need to replace the stock BOV with one capable of more pressure to get the last 4 psi or so.
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I can finally answer this the way I want.Originally Posted by kill-n-spree
Open road milage at 70 mph was 30 mpg over a 120 mile range from Oakland to monterey. So a milage of 23 in town and 30 on the road. Right where I was hoping!!!!!!!!!!! Eat crap V8s
Well I got it back, for hopefully what will be the last time, And things look better. The only thing on my list not finished up was the rear brakes due to a bad caliper. But now we know what it is I can fix it with a simple replacement of the rear driver's side caliper, which is already on order and will arrive monday.
They relocated the mounts for the rear shocks up 3" to take some load off the springs and allowed it to ride WAYYYYYYY nicer. It now rides as nice as I was originally was hoping for. It is still a bit jumpy on the interchanges at overpasses but that is probably due to the wheel base being only 92".
Here is the new location of the shock mounts
The caster is set at 2 degrees but I want 3+. Unfortunately the fenders wont allow more than 2 at the moment, without the front edge getting cut out.. It starts to float at around 100 mph so more caster is necessary at some point, if I want it to come into a turn at high speeds and not walk. The camber is set at -.5 degrees and the car tracks and is no longer harry to drive and keep strait on the highway. Now I can relax and drive as the car feels well planted.
With the major kinks worked out it rides and drives fantastic considering its capabilities on and off the pavement. I plan to road trip it home to Oklahoma for a visit late this summer in Nov. if everything looks good and is functioning properly by then.
More pics of the finished engine bay.
Now I move onto phase two, the the interior and the audio
A shot before I totally rip it all apart and make it a smooth light grey.
Now for the install of the head unit.
The harness with all RCAs, power, video, and hands free wires included
Under the dash. I feel really comfortable with audio work, it is almost meditative. lol
The finished look. Not as clean as some thiner faced units but I like the ability to use my Iphone as my head unit with all its features.... Video, phone, music, internet, GPS guide............................ all at my fingertips mounted on the dash.
Next for the hard part,,,,,,,installing the interior and all 13 speakers. what was I thinking. haha.
I am sacrificing a bit of sound quality for functionality and a clean look without a mess of **** all over my dash and mounted to the tunnel. With the gauges and the bass knob it is already getting cluttered. It will be hard to keep it looking clean and not totally over the top with 13 speakers. haha. Now I dont need a phone holder or a hands free that mounts separately and then connects to the radio like all others do. Also when listening to music i can use the iphone itself to switch between songs and playlist. Also my passenger can watch anything on the phones movie/tv show list and have the audio through the main speakers. I also have an unlimited data plan and youtube/video streaming works perfectly anywhere a 3G signal is at 3 bars. That is why I went with this head unit over a cheaper one with better sound quality. Besides I compensate for poor sound quality by having lots of it. haha
seeing if it will all fit????? Yep no problem. A battery, two amps, one 2.5 phrad capacitor, and one 8" dub7. Once some finishing pannels are done all you will see is the sub. All else will be hidden under the finishing panels. The finishing panels will be covered the same way as the rest of the padded vinyl interior.
looking good. Thanks for the update.
Killer choice on the head unit, you sacrificed nothing hill... it'll sound amazing
An update.
This is a three way cross over mounted where the old speaker was in the kick area.
Got a door finished!!!! Looks really nice.
What kind of spray paint are you using on the plastics? How durable is it? Have you used it for any length in the past?
will this have button on the steering wheel to deploy smoke,oil and shoot paintballs at anyone that is in the way?
I used a plastic primer and a satin grey rustoleum on my brothers car. I have done this in the past and it will hold up for years on plastic that sees minimal to no flexing. For this method dont use gloss, only use satin, eggshell, or flat.Originally Posted by kill-n-spree
On my car I am trying a different product as the color I was using from rustoleum was discontinued, so I am using a vinyl, fabric, and trim paint from duplicolor. It looks like it is what I want but time will tell. It even painted my brothers back seat and looks like it was recovered. we have sat items in the seat and had people in it and no pealing or cracking.
It kinda sucks as not even a professional shop has a solution to unavailable interior plastic components. If I could get new ones I would but it is not possible.
Well it is loud, haha very loud! It has enough base to make your vision go blurry. lol. Then it will make you squint from the vocals. It is not as clean as some other setups I have done but plenty good enough with no distortion.
The other door is done as is the rear panels. Remember I have new carpet and seats and this is just a ruff install and wont look finished until it is all done.
I'm enjoying watching this Hill! You are amazing. I wish I had half your ambition.


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Police responded to 507 W. Ford, where a man was outside his home allegedly shooting a firearm, a report shows.
When officers arrived, the suspect, identified in the report as Jared Shields, 19, reportedly took off running southbound, going through multiple backyards.
Patrol Officer Michael Myers, first to arrive, ordered Shields to stop, but he allegedly refused and kept running, the report reads. A perimeter was set up as officers and a department K-9 searched the area.
Sgt. Jon Goss and his police dog, Rex, tracked Shields to a backyard in the 500 block of West Wallace, with the report showing Shields received a dog bite while being taken into custody. REACT EMS paramedics responded to check a bite on Shields' arm.
A criminal check revealed Shields has a 2012 felony burglary conviction. He was booked into the Pottawatomie County Public Safety Center on complaints of possession of a firearm after former felony conviction and obstructing an officer. Formal charges have not been filed. He remained jailed Tuesday on a $15,000 bond.
According to the police report, witnesses told police that Shields arrived at his residence and allegedly became involved in a verbal argument with a woman there. Shields reportedly went out into the yard with a firearm, where witnesses said he raised the weapon and fired it into the air.
Officers located a spent .25-caliber cartridge in the roadway and it was taken into evidence. Upon book-in at the jail, detention officers found a .25-caliber bullet in Shields' pocket, records show. According the report, the firearm was not located.
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The game, at 4:30 p.m., will be shown on ESPN3, which is only available on ESPN.com, but will not be televised. The university wants to give fans a chance to watch the game if they can't make it to the Verizon Wireless Arena for the game against Wisconsin.
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Fans will also be able to take photos with the team's Hockey East regular-season and tournament trophies. Both conference titles were the first for the River Hawks.
The arena will remain open for the later game that day in Manchester, N.H., with the University of New Hampshire playing Denver. That game starts at 8 p.m.
If UMass Lowell wins Friday, the arena will also be open for the River Hawks' next game, also in Manchester, on Saturday at 6:30 p.m., said Peter Casey, the university's executive director for venue and event enterprises.
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HART completes archaeological inventory, construction could resume later in yearWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) has completed the fieldwork required for the Archaeological Inventory Survey (AIS),
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Workers excavated more than 400 trenches along the 20-mile rail route that runs from East Kapolei to Ala Moana Center, including 92 trenches in Kapolei and Waipahu, 34 trenches in the Pearl City/Aiea area, 47 in the Pearl Harbor and Airport areas and 260 in the City Center section between Middle Street and Ala Moana.
The purpose of the AIS is to identify potential archaeological, historical and cultural resources and to aid rail project staff members in their design of the elevated rail guideway.
In August of last year, the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled the State Historic Preservation Division (SHPD) violated its rules by giving approval for construction of the rail project to proceed before an archaeological survey was completed for the entire rail route.
HART temporarily halted construction on the project and accelerated work to complete the archaeological inventory on the portion of the route not yet surveyed.
Remains were found at seven sites, all in the City Center section. HART staff members have determined that if the decision is made to leave burials in place, HART would be able to adjust the final design to accommodate that request.
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While I have made the trek from South Lake to Bishop Pass and into Dusy Basin several times, the magnificent views of the Palisades never cease to inspire. Mount Agassiz, Mount Winchell, and North Palisade collectively form a wall of granite that towers above the basin filled with numerous alpine lakes. Aptly named Isosceles Peak is especially striking from the southern part of the basin and perfectly frames the Palisades "wall." Columbine Peak and Giraud Peak complete the 360 panorama of rock and ruggedness. On this day, the concept was to do a loop through the upper part of the basin, a "tour de Dusy" and hit some of my favorite photography spots in the process. Complete photo album here.
The weather on this autumn afternoon was perfect – a light breeze, sunny skies, and excellent clarity. We made it up to the foot of Bishop Pass in good time and negotiated some snow and ice over the trail on the final rocky switchbacks to the Pass. The south side of the Pass was snow-free and we ran into the Basin and headed cross country for the highest lake, which also happens to be the largest, but conspicuously tucked in a bowl underneath the Palisades and not visible until you crest a minor ridgeline. Additional scenic lakes lie just below with Isosceles Peak towering above. We completed the tour by passing around a few more lakes lakes before returning to the Bishop Pass trail. Complete photo album here.


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Hassan Kadam is a culinary ingénue with the gastronomic equivalent of perfect pitch. When Hassan and his family, led by Papa, move to a quaint village in the South of France with the grand plan of opening an Indian restaurant in the picturesque countryside, they are undeterred by the fact that only 100 feet opposite stands a Michelin...
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Hassan Kadam is a culinary ingénue with the gastronomic equivalent of perfect pitch. When Hassan and his family, led by Papa, move to a quaint village in the South of France with the grand plan of opening an Indian restaurant in the picturesque countryside, they are undeterred by the fact that only 100 feet opposite stands a Michelin starred classical French eatery. However upon encountering the icy proprietress, Madame Mallory, the Kadam family realise they may have bitten off more than they can chew. Outraged by the new arrivals, Madame Mallory is determined to have their business shut down. As cultures clash and food flies, an all-out war escalates between the two establishments -- until, that is, Hassan's passion and talent for French cuisine begin to enchant Madame Mallory and even she can't deny this young chef could have what it takes to garner even more acclaim for her beloved restaurant. This, along with his new-found friendship with her beautiful sous chef Marguerite, starts to weave a magic between the two cultures and, despite their different tastes, they discover an unlikely recipe for success that surprises them all.
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It's a given that you don't go into a film like The Hundred-Foot Journey hungry, but you should also steer clear if you're the least bit sleepy - you'll never make it. Despite a title that suggests the ambiance of adventure, the movie has no intention of rousing its viewers beyond a fugue state of pleasantry. What we get instead of a journey is a slice of life: a soft-spoken celebration of family, friendship, romance, culture, and cooking. In essence, a tribute to that old maxim about stopping to smell the roses (or pick edible mushrooms).
But the film's quaint, merry charm doubles as its chief problem: things are almost too easy. We step into the going-more-or-less-okay lives of a family of Indian cooks as they set up shop in small town France, wrinkle our brows as matters dip to levels of ain't-that-a-pickle when they cross paths with a hardnosed-but-really-not-all-that-bad-whatsoever French restaurateur, and then sigh merrily as things seem to turn out just splendidly for all parties involved.
The parties in question, too, are a broadly painted lot: we never really get to know hero Hassan (Manish Dayal), a talented cook torn between his roots and aspirations… or his work and his love life… or something. As such, the task to engage with his struggles - burnt hands, a marred relationship, and a job that ain't all it's cracked up to be - becomes a futile one. And the effort is not made much easier by the film's insistence on keeping things as light as can be. Hell, even the fire that breaks out in this film doesn't get too out of hand.
Still, although we might be dealing with simple characters, we can't really bemoan our time spent with them as anything other than pleasant. Helen Mirren, as should be no surprise to anyone, is a treat in her colder scenes - like when she's condescending to her new neighbors or doling out judgmental grimaces from behind her omniscient drapery - and her warmer ones. Om Puri, playing Hassan's plucky father, is a riotous purveyor of smart aleck irreverence. There's a half dozen other characters who kind of get brushed to the side, but it's hard to mind when The Hundred-Foot Journey's greatest gems are the passive-aggressive bickering matches between Madame Mallory (Mirren) and "Papa" (Puri).
Ultimately, this very Lasse Hallström feature isn't looking to excite, challenge, or institute anything altogether new. It's here to remind you of the simple, slow, soft pleasures - sure, it's a light dish. But it's a sweet one.
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will be using three zebra mussel-sniffing K-9 teams for the first time this year to help combat the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS).
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will be using three zebra mussel-sniffing K-9 teams for the first time this year to help combat the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS).
Minnesota is the second state in the country to use trained dogs to prevent the spread of AIS. They will be used throughout the state during the open water season.
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"The use of K-9s is a progressive enforcement tool that will complement and support our invasive species prevention efforts," said Col. Jim Konrad, DNR Enforcement director. "However, they should not overshadow the fact that preventing the spread of AIS is still everyone's personal responsibility."
Earlier this year, conservation officers Todd Kanieski and Travis Muyres traveled to California to learn about the country's first program successfully utilizing mussel trained K-9's to prevent the spread of AIS.
"A K-9 can find a mussel on a boat much faster than a human inspector," said Kanieski.
The Minnesota mussel dogs were trained in-house for five weeks by Muyres, an experienced K-9 handler and certified K-9 unit trainer.
Muyres' K-9 mussel team partner "Laina" is a Belgium Malinois purchased from a domestic breeder. The other teams include water resource enforcement officers Lt. Julie Siems and her K-9 partner "Brady" and Lt. Larry Hanson and his K-9 partner "Digger." Siems' and Hanson's dogs are Labrador retrievers provided by animal shelters and animal rescue organizations.
"It's very difficult to find a qualified prospective detector dog, but each of the dogs selected from the shelter was healthy, sociable and had a strong search drive," said Muyres. "That search drive will prove to be invaluable in detecting AIS."
The mussel detecting K-9s will also be trained in tracking, evidence recovery, firearms detection, and wildlife detection.
"Combining mussel detecting with these additional skills will add muscle to the DNR's capabilities and efficiency in protecting the state's natural resources," said Kanieski.
The DNR Enforcement Division has utilized K-9s to assist in protecting our natural resources since 1995. The DNR's two current K-9 units are not trained in mussel detection.
According to the DNR, zebra mussels can multiply out of control and dramatically change the ecosystem of a body of water. They are often transported from lake to lake by boaters. The mussels are only about the size of a finger nail, and their larvae microscopic, making them tough to find. They have been discovered on various lakes across the state.
The DNR will also have between 126 and 146 human watercraft inspectors stationed around the state at various lakes this summer.
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