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The Derby City Mustang Club's 2006 Ford Mustang Car Show - A Stroll In The Park
The Derby City Mustang Club Puts On A Great Show In The Bluegrass Hills Of Kentucky
If there's one thing I've noticed about today's most popular Mustang shows, it's that Mustang owners enjoy visiting places that offer distractions from Mustangs. That may seem odd, but when you consider that Mustang shows are typically family affairs, it makes sense. While dad cleans the car and chats incessantly about Mustangs, mom can escape to browse the historical district while little Tommy fishes or explores the great outdoors.
The Derby City Mustang Club put it all together with a laid-back September in the Park show, held September 9-11, among the rolling hills at General Butler State Resort Park in Carrollton, Kentucky, on the Ohio River between Louisville and Cincinnati. In addition to Friday's Pony Trails and Saturday's show, the annual event offers plenty of scenic and historic diversions, along with social interaction during the Friday night welcome bash and Saturday evening "Back to the '60s" sock-hop with The Legendary Cruisers band.
This year, most attendees stayed at the park, either in the Butler Lodge or in one of the many cottages near the show site. Show Chairman Ron Kinberger was kind enough to arrange a cottage for me, which could be a problem in the future because I may never want to stay in another hotel room.
Saturday's show, sponsored by Bill Collins Ford and held in the shade of the park entrance, showcased over 200 Mustangs of all years and models. New for this year was a swap meet, sponsored by Roush Performance and Mustangs Unlimited.
Next year, if you're looking to attend a Mustang and Ford show with great cars, friendly people, nice fall weather, and amenities such as beautiful scenery, historic landmarks, golf, paddleboats, social activities, and more, consider heading into the bluegrass hills of Kentucky for September in the Park. You can find more information at the club's Web site, located at www.derbycitymustangclub.com.
My one suggestion: Ask for a cottage.
Kentucky Trails
Last year, September in the Park was one of Mustang Monthly's scheduled Pony Trails. However, when Hurricane Ivan became the third storm to threaten our central Florida offices, we canceled the trip to Kentucky to protect home and family. Thankfully, club VP Joe Walter saved the day for us by serving as the Trail Boss and leading the group to Kentucky Speedway. This year, with Hurricane Ophelia moving away, we were able to make the trip.
The Kentucky Pony Trails proved to be one of the most organized ever. Theoda Franklin, the resource and conservation coordinator for several northern Kentucky counties, planned the scenic route, which mostly paralleled the Little Kentucky River. Carroll County Tourism Director Sarah Oak arranged police escorts not only in Carrollton, but also at intersections in neighboring counties.
With police halting traffic and Joe Walter leading the way, our journey to Our Best Restaurant in Smithfield was both enjoyable and uneventful. I rode along in the '91 Saleen convertible owned by club President Gene Smith, who kept his cammed and supercharged Saleen on a leash during the slow moving cruise.
Our Best Restaurant rolled out the green grass carpet for our 115-car caravan, providing ample parking, good food (inside the restaurant and at an outside cook-out), a live band, and even port-a-potties to accommodate those who had spent the last two hours drinking coffee. After a leisurely two-hour visit, we saddled up for the trip back to General Butler State Resort Park.


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Capcom announced that the PC version of Resident Evil 6 will contain a new and exclusive mode as The Mercenaries: No Mercy takes fan favorite The Mercenaries and ramps up the gameplay to 11. More enemies on screen than ever before will provide a greater challenge, but also the opportunity for players to use their skills to rack up even higher combo scores. Owners of Resident Evil 6 will be able to further expand their gameplay experience with the release of a fourth additional mode, Siege. An online multiplayer mode for two to six players, Siege sees a lone AI-controlled rookie BSAA agent in trouble and in need of help. Players will split into two teams with one assuming control of enemy creatures who are trying to take down the rookie, while the other team selects playable characters from the main game and must keep him alive.
Resident Evil 6 PC will be available as a digital download in North America from Friday March 22, 2013, with European PC gamers able to purchase both the digital version and a disc based version from the same date. PC owners will be able to check out how the game will run on their machine thanks to a free benchmark test.
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Hold onto your hats fast food lovers - you will soon to be able to have your Big Mac and McFlurry delivered straight to your front door.
McDonald's has confirmed it has plans to begin a trial delivery service in Northern Ireland. No date has yet been confirmed
Last month it suggested it would target the US, France, Germany, the UK and Canada as markets where it might deliver food.
UK chief executive Paul Pomroy said the trial would likely start with a 'small' number of sites before being scaled up 'quickly'.
A spokesperson for McDonald's said: "It is no secret we have been looking at the potential of delivery in recent months. This service is offered in other markets around the world and its growth within the UK, continues to gather pace.
"Listening to our customers, we know that this is a route they would like us to explore, and I can confirm that we are looking to launch a small delivery pilot this summer. Specific locations to be included within this pilot are yet to be decided."
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The American Society of Landscape Architects' (ASLA) green roof, located in downtown Washington, has earned recognition as one of the best in North America.
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities will present ASLA with its 2010 Award of Excellence in the Institutional Intensive category, which honors innovative green roof design in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The ceremony will take place at CitiesAlive: 8th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference and Tradeshow in Vancouver, B.C. on Dec. 2.
"We are deeply honored by this award," said ASLA Executive Vice President and CEO Nancy Somerville, Hon. ASLA. "We wanted to create a space to push the envelope of green roof design, educate the public on the benefits of green roofs, provide an amenity to our staff and facilitate easy data monitoring – all within a 3,000 square foot footprint. This is a proud day for us."
Completed in the spring of 2006, ASLA replaced the original membrane on the 12-year old building with one of the first green roofs within the District of Columbia. In addition to being a retrofit and unusual design, judges commented on the amount of research done on the plant palette and the fact that the roof is not only accessible, but in frequent use for everything from yoga classes to public tours.
"This is a fabulous demonstration project that illustrates the potential of creative design work on green roof projects," said Steven Peck, GRP, Hon. ASLA, Founder and President of Green Roofs for Healthy Cities. "There is no question that ASLA's green roof delivers on its promise as a showcase of multiple benefits."
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is a membership-based industry association developing the green (vegetative) roof and wall industry in North America.
Founded in 1899, ASLA is the national professional association for landscape architects, representing more than 16,000 members in 48 professional chapters and 68 student chapters.


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U.S. Marshals arrested a Tennessee man after a Gulf County investigation into child molestation charges.
U.S. Marshals arrested a Tennessee man after a Gulf County investigation into child molestation charges.
Dennis J. Weaver, 66, of Marysville, TN and formerly of Gulf County, was arrested last week on one count of lewd or lascivious molestation of a child under 16 and three counts of lewd or lascivious battery on a child under 16.
Both charges are second degree felonies. Weaver faces up to 15 years in prison on each count.
The investigation began in early August after allegations were made against Weaver. Gulf County Sheriff�s Office investigators conducted several undercover operations and determined there was evidence against Weaver.
Weaver was arrested in Knoxville last week. He is custody in Tennessee awaiting extradition to Gulf County.
Patron at local business nabs burglar
A Wewahitchka man was arrested last week after he was caught stealing items from several vehicles at a local tavern.
Simon Samuel Hathaway, 41, was arrested on charges of burglary, grand theft and providing a false ID to a law enforcement officer. His bond on those charges was set at $10,000.
He is also being held without bond for violation of probation and on a warrant out of Bay County.
According to the Gulf County Sheriff�s Office, Hathaway was observed inside a vehicle outside the Tukedaways Tavern in Wewahitchka on the evening of Aug. 8.
The patron pursued Hathaway and brought him back to the parking lot to wait for deputies. Property from two other vehicles was found in Hathaway�s vehicle.
Hathaway had active warrants out of Bay County for burglary of a structure, grand theft and uttering forged instruments.
Gulf County also had a warrant for Hathaway for violation of probation for burglary.
Two days later, the Putnam County Sheriff�s Office notified GCSO investigators that the vehicle driven by Hathaway and used during the vehicle burglaries in Wewahitchka was stolen from the PCSO Aug. 7.
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A Port St. Joe man was arrested last week on several charges including the sale of crack cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Paul Ohara, 27, was arrested after a search warrant was executed at his 509 Hodrick Street residence.
The search warrant was the culmination of a lengthy investigation by the Gulf County Sheriff�s Office Narcotics Unit.
GCSO deputies and officers from the Port St. Joe Police Department executed the warrant.
Ohara was served with two arrest warrants for sale of crack cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church. A search of his residence yielded evidence of illegal drug activity and charges.
Ohara was also charged possession of crack cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was also charged with living in Gulf County without registering as a convicted felon.
Ohara was also served on a warrant out of Taylor County for failure to appear in court on charges of driving with a suspended driver�s license.
Ohara is in the Gulf County Jail on $70,000 bond for the two sale of crack cocaine counts, $10,000 for possession of crack cocaine, $2.500 for possession of drug paraphernalia and $2,500 for failure to register as a convicted felon.


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In 1982, Ken Shifrin was appointed Principal Trombonist of Great Britain's City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra by Chief Conductor Sir Simon Rattle who declared him "not only one of the most able trombonists in my experience but also an intelligent and wide-ranging musician." Prior to coming to Britain he held the position of Principal Trombonist with both the Radio Stuttgart Orchestra and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. Since 1994 he has been the artistic director of the international touring ensemble, Posaune Voce Trio, which specializes in the performance of newly discovered baroque works featuring the alto trombone in a solo role with voice. In the U.S.A. he was a member of the popular rock band the Atlantics, performing for such artists as Michael Jackson, Olivia Newton-John, Natalie Cole, Paul Anka, the Drifters, Pearl Bailey and Andy Williams. He is much in demand as a guest soloist, having appeared with the U.S. Navy Band, the U.S. Army band, at the Smetana International Music Festival, the Malta International Arts Festival, the Dvorak Summer Festival, the Edinburgh Festival and the London Barbican, as well as presenting recitals and master classes in Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Krakow, Bratislava, Kiev, Cardiff, Oxford and Washington D.C. Dr Shifrin has premiered a number of works, including the first American and British performances of the Leopold Mozart "Concerto for Alto Trombone".
Dr. Shifrin was the recipient of a British Academy Humanities Research Board's Scholarship and the Oxford University Press' Music and Letters Award, as well as being named the Halstead Scholar by the Board of the Oxford University Music Faculty. Since 2000 he has been a British Exchange Scholar for the Czech Academy of Science in Prague and has presented papers at musicology meetings on both sides of the Atlantic. He is the managing director of Virgo Music Publishers and a clinician for Voigt Handcrafted Brass Music Instruments of Markneukirchen, Germany.
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New York City is placing 50,000 oysters in Jamaica Bay — on beds made with the porcelain from 5,000 recycled toilets.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Department of Environmental Protection said Tuesday that the project is the largest single installation of breeding oysters in New York City.
The northeastern director of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation says the project will buffer New York from storms while cleaning the water and creating wildlife habitat.
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All CSM courses are taught by Trainers approved by the Scrum Alliance. Taking a CSM course, passing the CSM test, and accepting the license agreement designates you as a Certified ScrumMaster, which indicates that you have been introduced to and understand the basic concepts you need to perform as a ScrumMaster or team member on a Scrum team. This course also satisfies two elements of the CSD track: Scrum Introduction and Elective.
Scrum is the fastest growing Agile project management approach and this course provides the Scrum framework, how to apply Scrum to your projects, and how to navigate the cultural change necessary to implement Scrum. By the end of the 2-day course, you'll be eligible for membership in the Scrum Alliance™ with the designation of Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) and will have a good foundation to begin or continue your journey towards increased productivity, faster ROI, and improved value to your end customers through Scrum.
Certification requires that you be present and participating for the entire class and that you take a short on-line exam within 60 days of completing the course. We do not use computers in this class and we request that you use your electronic devices only at break times. More information about the certification and test is available here.
The Course
This class runs from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Course attendees are encouraged to have basic knowledge of the Scrum framework from books, journal articles, and online content. Prior experience with Scrum is a plus. We highly recommend that you also read Agile Project Management with Scrum by Ken Schwaber and read this article.
The class a highly interactive and immersive, leveraging many techniques of accelerated learning. Come prepared to participate in many hands-on exercises and a practice Scrum project to help get both the concepts and the feel of Scrum. We start with the values and principles of Agile development, learn the handful of roles, meetings and artifacts of Scrum and then look at the practices of a typical Scrum Team. We will also see how Teams mature, how the ScrumMaster role is key Scrum success and what kinds of speed bumps you may encounter in your organization as it changes the way work is done. Click here to see a more complete class agenda.
The Venues
Our public classes are held at business-class venues with the amenities you would expect. We try to have plenty of elbow room and wall space for the class work. We provide morning and afternoon snacks, lunch and beverages throughout the day. All of this is included in the course price. Parking is also included. Ask us about hotel discounts if you have to stay overnight.
For private classes, we will use whatever space your company has available or arrange for a public space when needed.
The Instructor
Roger Brown has been coaching and training in Agile and Scrum since 2004. He was a software developer for more years than he cares to admit, working in many domains and systems. His development experience includes Dartmouth College, Microsoft and TeleAtlas. He was active in internet programming before the "world-wide web" existed.
Roger has done Agile and Scrum training in the US, Canada, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Belgium, Sweden, Australia and India. He prefers to stay close to home in California these days, though, so you will see most of our classes happening on the West Coast, USA.
Roger spends at least half of his time coaching Scrum Teams and the organizations around them. His clients include many small, unknown companies and many big, well-known companies, most of them in California. He is a founding member of the Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Coach program.
You can see a list of our training and coaching clients here.
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There are many choices for Scrum Alliance Scrum Certification™. In California, particularly in the North, there are dozens of trainers who fly in to do a CSM every once in a while. We are located in San Jose and have been doing classes in San Francisco, Silicon Valley and Los Angeles since 2008. So what? It means that you Californians can get personalized follow-up coaching and private training in Scrum, Lean and Agile Development from a local one-stop shop instead of trying to figure out where your instructor came from.
In addition, this class is a lot of fun. Many people have remarked that it is the best technical course they have ever attended. Accelerated Learning techniques are not only engaging, they greatly increase your learning and retention. Take a look here at some comments from our clients.
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Roger is a Certified Scrum Trainer and Certified Scrum Coach. He is a member of the Scrum Alliance, the Agile Alliance and the Agile Project Leadership Network (APLN). Roger is a founding member and certification board member for the Certified Scrum Coach program. Roger is a veteran software engineer, technical project manager and people manager. He has worked with both large and small companies in many industries. His work experience includes Dartmouth College, Vicinity Corporation, Microsoft and TeleAtlas.
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Scrum Execution
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Scrum Enhancers
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Team Growth
ScrumMaster Duties
ScrumMaster Skills
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This class is a basic introduction to Scrum, so it is appropriate for anyone who wants to understand how Scrum works. We put special emphasis on the ScrumMaster role, but the content is appropriate for anyone who
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The Greek government is hoping to pass two votes through parliament in what is set to be a key week for the struggling euro zone country, with one Greek minister telling CNBC that overcoming these hurdles will end talk of Greece leaving the single currency.
"It is a very critical week", Greek tourism minister Olga Kefalogianni told CNBC Monday.
"These two votes in parliament will mean that, from next week on, talk about Greece exiting the euro zone will be out of context. So it is critical."
The government is set to submit its latest round of austerity measures on Monday with a vote on Wednesday at it hopes to receive further aid from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.
Deutsche Bank's George Saravelos believes that there is an 80 percent chance that the reforms can be pushed through parliament.
"Clearly the 20 percent outcome wouldn't be good and even a passing still leaves a difficult winter ahead. So we need to watch this as a potential risk," the bank said in a research note.
Analysts at Deutsche Bank believe the European Central Bank is ready and willing to act, meaning any Spanish debt problems won't come to the fore until next year. Their focus is firmly on Greece.
Greek politicians are also expected to approve the budget for 2013 on Sunday, releasing 31.5 billion euros ($40.3 billion) in funds. Yet more signs of swingeing cuts and tax increases have led to promises of more protests from Tuesday onwards by Greece's main private and public unions.
(Read More: Crucial Votes Will End Talk of Greece Exiting Euro: PM)
"You can never have these austerity measures passed without having some sort of social unrest," Kefalogianni said.
"We can understand that Greek society is going through turmoil and this is why for this government it's very important, first of all, to have political stability to safeguard the social cohesion and, of course, to secure the economy."
The newsflow has been dismal for Greece in recent weeks. Finance Minister, Yannis Stournaras, announced last Wednesday that the country's debt-to-GDP ratio will hit around 190 percent, ten percentage points more than first expected.
(Read More: Euro Zone Aims for Greek Bailout Deal on Nov 12)
Labor reforms already passed have been deemed illegal in a non-binding ruling by the Council of Europe, an international organization set up to protect the rule of law in Europe. Further labor reforms are in jeopardy with the Greek parliament's junior coalition partner looking to vote against such measures. A Greek high court also said on Thursday that pension reforms demanded by the nation's creditors may be unconstitutional, which caused the euro to slip against the dollar.
"Greece could run out of cash while its creditors squabble over conditionality," Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, said in a research note.
"If Greece folds, major rifts will appear in Euroland's financial system...If these losses are concentrated, second-round bank failures could occur."
(Read More: Greece Running Out of Cash; Government Under Threat)
The European Central Bank has little control over the outcome of Greece, according to Weinberg. It cannot recapitalize banks, create limitless liquidity and lend to bankrupt governments.
"We cannot imagine any ECB action that might advance the euro zone toward an orderly resolution of its economic and financial crises," he said.


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I just mentioned kale in Monday's post and it seemed like a lot of people were interested in finding out more ways to enjoy it… Well here is one easy way – try snacking on these delicious kale chips made by New York Naturals. Yes, I said "kale" before "chips" and "delicious" before "kale". They are actually really good! They're also 100% raw and vegan. How do they get cripsy you might ask? They are air-dried at 115 degrees for up to fifteen hours.
I'm a huge vegetable lover, especially of leafy greens like kale, so I was expecting to like them, but I wasn't expecting that from everyone else… I'm happy to say that my husband and several friends are also now fans. My point: you don't have to be a crazy vegetable lover to think these taste good. I definitely like the "cheese" (they're vegan) the best, then the ranch and then the spicy miso while my husband says the exact opposite. Decide for yourself – either order them online or visit a store currently keeping them in stock (the most options are not surprisingly in New York). Here's a cute story about the creation of this kale centric company: slashfood.com .


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DIXON – After 26 meetings, the Lee County Zoning Board of Appeals on Tuesday ended its hearing for a proposed wind farm.
The board got through all of the public's closing statements on the 53-turbine project at its Monday and Tuesday meetings, so it canceled its Wednesday session.
Now, the board must meet to agree on a recommendation on a proposal to the Lee County Board, a process that involves establishing "findings of fact."
No date has been set for the board's next meeting.
Last year, Ireland-based Mainstream Renewable Power submitted applications for wind turbines in Whiteside, Bureau and Lee counties.
In August, Whiteside County approved Mainstream's proposal for nine turbines. In Bureau County, the zoning panel recommended against the company's plan for 19 turbines. Mainstream then withdrew its Bureau County proposal, saying it would resubmit.
Lee County's hearings started in July.
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In the past, Swaziland as a nation has met many challenges, including wars, droughts, famines and epidemics. Fortunately, the country has fought off the challenges with firm resolve and determination assisted largely by a strong adherence in her culture that created national unity, cohesion and bondage among the Swazi nation. However, a more recent challenge currently facing the Swazi nation is the HIV and AIDS pandemic. This pandemic is not only national, but regional and global and hence a more formidable challenge to fight than many of the past challenges. With about 40 percent of pregnant women attending anti-natal care clinic and close to 50 percent in some subgroups of pregnant women attending antenatal care clinic living with HIV and AIDS, and the pandemic spreading fast, Swaziland nationhood may soon be wiped off the world map. As can be seen in Box 1, His Majesty King Mswati III has already warned Parliament and the nation to find a solution to the challenge or face the extinction of the country. This solution could be in the Swazi culture.


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The Mass Effect 3 ending — one of the year's biggest video game controversies — will be getting more content when the Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut DLC hits next week.
But, with all the fan outrage and protests that have come and gone, that series' executive producer apparently knows that it's not going to make everyone happy. The interview where Hudson makes these remarks and explains how BioWare reacted to fan feedback is here.


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Hyderabad, the capital city of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is famous for its rich history and tradition. Its culture and historical tradition dates back to 400 years Known as the Pearl City that retains its ancient culture, today Hyderabad has grown in leaps and bounds in the field of technology. Hyderabad offers a variety of attractions for tourists, such as the minars, khao galis and bangle markets. The city has various influences of the Nizam culture.
Budget Hotels in Hyderabad
There are great many hotels in Hyderabad that are suitable for budget travelers which include the Ashoka Klaasic (Tariff – Rs 1,025) Taj Mahal Hotel (Tariff –Rs. 2,016) and The City Park (Tariff – Rs.1,844)
Telugu is the local language spoken in Hyderabad. Hyderabad has a large population of Muslims since the region was earlier ruled by Moguls and Nizams, hence people here are also fluent in Hindi and Urdu.
Events in Hyderabad
Batkamma Panduga held in July and Bonalu in September are some of the important local festivals of Hyderabad. Other common festivals like Ugadi (April), Ganesh Chaturthi (September), Ramzan (July) and Bakri-id (October) are also celebrated with great enthusiasm in this city.
Places to See in Hyderabad
There is a gamut of interesting places to visit in Hyderabad like Charminar (16kms from bus stand), Nizam's Museum ( 2kms from Charminar), Golconda Fort (18 kms), Salar Jung Museum (19kms), Laad Bazaar 13 kms), Birla Mandir (4.63) and Hussein Sagar Lake (4kms).
How to Get There
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is an international airport near Shamshabad. It is located about 22 kms away from the city. This international airport also undertakes domestic operations.
Hyderabad's Deccan Railway Station situated at Nampally is the busiest railway station that has connecting trains to all major destinations in India. This major railway station serve the two cities – Secunderabad and Hyderabad; while Kachiguda is a small station located at Begumpet.
Hyderabad has a number of government and private buses. Currently there are two bus stations —Afzal Gunj Stand and Jubilee Bus Stand. The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transportation Corporation (APSRTC) provides standard buses, deluxe coaches and air conditioned coaches. The best bus operators that offer quality service include Kesineni Travels, Sindu Travels and VRL Travels. There are several bus operators that have made booking bus tickets easier through their websites.


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1985 Ford Ranger - Draggin' Range
Rollin' Coal For Dad
"What the hell?!" are usually the words you'll hear escape the mouths of onlookers swarming around this 1985 Ford Ranger pickup at any given show. It really is something to see -- candy paint over bare metal, double cab construction, and that exhaust stack fed by a Cummins diesel engine proudly protruding through the bed floor. And that's just at first glance. From a distance.
The truck's builder, B.J. Boden had grand plans for this build from the start, and if you've followed its progress, you'll know it has come a long way in a very short amount of time. B.J. had very special reasons that fueled sleepless nights and got him through days that seemed to bleed into the next. "This truck was supposed to be a father/son project, but my dad passed away shortly after we talked about building it. I've been steadily working on it as a tribute to him." With his father's spiritual support deep within him, B.J. set out to create a Ranger unlike any other.
"When I first started, I had a general plan on how to build the cab. I didn't want to waste a ton of money on two trucks if things didn't go as planned, so I took home the best two cabs I could find in the junkyard. If I could go back in time, I would've spent extra money on nicer specimens though." Luckily everything went according to plan, and before he knew it, B.J. reached the point of no return. "Once I got the cab put together, a solid rolling chassis was next, and then everything was taken apart for countless hours of bodywork and paint. With enough planning and determination, the things that seemed impossible at times, were actually becoming a reality."
But with a job of this nature, the scrap pile multiplied in size nearly every day. "There were so many trucks coming to the house getting cut up and leaving in pieces, my neighbors started to think I was running a chop shop out of my garage. During the build, I tried to salvage as many parts from trucks my dad had and other things he left behind to physically bring him into the build since he was my true motivation."
Just last summer, B.J.'s truck appeared as a Construction Zone feature here, and in just under a year's time, it's back and as bad as can be. When B.J. called to notify the MT office of its completion, photographic evidence was requested to make sure he wasn't crying wolf. He was quick to supply proof, which immediately squashed any doubts and disbelief. Seeing it in its relaxed state is one thing, but watching it fire up and pollute the air with black smoke is something else. Surely, pops would be proud.
Special Thanks From Owner
"Thanks to all my friend and family that have given their support, time, sweat, and blood to make this what it is today, I couldn't have done it without them. Thanks to Temperance Body Shop, Mark's Industrial, Hanson Graphix, and Lucas Auto Parts for all the work and tools they loaned me to break, and I must mention the "lucky" ones who were there the most: Jason Dwornik, James Heilman, Arron Russeau, Kevin Trapp, Jordan Fritz, Tyler Gorden, Brian Tibai, Mike Kluczynski, Ryan "Supervisor" Walsh, and my dad -- REST IN PEACE. This one's for you."
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|1985 Ford Ranger
|B.J. Boden/Temperance, MI
|Rolling Attire
|18x8 Coys C-57 (front) / 20x8.5 (rear)
|225/40R18 Kumho (front) / 245/35R20 (rear)
|Chassis Modifications
|Suspension (front):
|Narrowed S-10 front clip, Slam Specialties SS7 'bags
|Suspension (rear):
|Slam Specialties SS7 'bags
|Control Arms:
|Michigan Metal Works
|Dual Viair 480s
|Air/Hydro Accessories:
|Two SMC water traps
|Frame Mods:
|Custom 2x3 frame doubles as 12-gallon air tank
|Discs at all corners
|Miller beer keg fuel cell, frame painted black with candy blue skull gussets
|Performed By:
|Body Modifications
|Handles, side markers, antenna, stake pockets, drip rails, mirrors, cowl
|1½ inches
|Body Mods:
|'52 Ford F2 grille, '69 F100 front and rear bumper
|Suicide Doors:
|Rear only
|Cab stretched into crew cab, roof swapped from an '85 Suburban
|Performed By:
|Owner, Dave Gordon
|Brand & Colors:
|SEM Hot Rod black, custom Diamont candy blue
|Pinstriping by Todd Hanson
|Performed By:
|Owner, Mike Kluczynski
|Front Ranger buckets, rear bench
|'62 Ford Falcon
|Custom sheetmetal door panels, rustic maple wood floor, black suede headliner
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|Holset 351
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|Chevy 4L80E
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Hi, Im new to java and have been issued my first assignment, ive coded my menu and am beginning to code my first sub section of the menu which is a character patter printer, basically what it does is prompts the user to enter the ammound of rows and the character they would like to use.
please enter number of rows : 5
please enter a character : c
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i cant figure out how to get the character to appear on the line more then once. here is my code for when the user selects a, bare in mind that i am new and this is my first assignment and loops may nit be the correct way to go about it, but its all i could think of with what i've learned so far
// Menu selection A, character pattern, will ask user
// for number of rows and a character to enter
if (menuChoice == 'A' || menuChoice == 'a'){
// If a number exceeding 25 is entered, the loop wont allow
// the program to continue untill a number between 1 - 25
// is entered
while (patternRows > 25) {
System.out.println("Welcome to Character pattern printing");
System.out.println("Please enter # of Rows (max 25)");
System.out.print("Wont allow a number higher than 25 : ");
// Taking user response and storing it in the
// variable patternRows
patternRows = scanner.nextInt();
System.out.print("Please enter a character : ");
patternChar = charInput.readLine().charAt(0);
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Elspeth Anne Banker Wheeler, a retired Baltimore City elementary school teacher, gardener and environmental advocate, died of lung cancer July 21 at her Roland Park home. She was 84.
Born Elspeth Anne Banker in Baltimore, she was the daughter of Paul J. Banker, a Sun and Evening Sun editor, and Alfretta Wilcox Banker, a music teacher and singer who had studied with tenor Enrico Caruso.
She was a 1947 Eastern High School graduate and earned a bachelor's degree at Goucher College. She remained an active alumna and was awarded the school's Dorothy Lamberton Clapp Award for "her exemplary level of leadership and dedication to the success of the alumnae and alumni fund" in 2001.
After raising her family, Mrs. Wheeler became a Baltimore City public school teacher, teaching for many years at the Elmer A. Henderson Elementary School in East Baltimore near the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
"She loved teaching and she liked contributing to her students," said her son, Peter O. Wheeler of Alexandria, Va., a retired naval officer. "She left a positive mark on a lot of her students. They continued to seek her out after leaving the school. They would return to her classroom or she would see them on the street. They loved her."
After teaching for 22 years, she retired but returned to the classroom as a substitute teacher at Hampden Elementary School. She left the classroom again when she was 72.
She took a lively interest in Roland Park and its history. Friends said she fought to keep mansions along Roland Avenue residential in character when a developer proposed to turn a prominent mansion into an assisted-living complex.
"She clearly loved Roland Park," said David Tufaro, a friend and neighbor. "She had a personal strength and was a good community fighter."
Her son described his mother as an enthusiastic gardener.
"She had a modest backyard but it was always in bloom," he said. "She truly had a green thumb, more green than most people. She always advised, 'Talk to your plants.' And she did."
He said that while she lived in a Keswick Road row home, she managed to build a compost pile between garages in an alley.
"It was one of her prized possessions," said her daughter, Amy W. Wheeler of Barnet, Vt. "She invited people to look at her worms."
She joined in a community movement to clean up the Jones Falls watershed in Baltimore and became its chief stream steward and volunteer coordinator.
She climbed into the stream and on cleanup days helped retrieve discarded air conditioners and sofa beds with her neighbors.
"When I first started, I felt unsure of my footing. Now I hold on to saplings," she told a Baltimore Sun reporter in 1998.
Family members said she was fascinated by the night herons she observed in the Jones Falls Valley.
She also served on the Baltimore City Forestry Board, a group associated with the state's Department of Natural Resources.
"She had an interest in anything to help the city," said the forestry board's local chair, Sarah Lord. "And while she had an appreciation for trees and the greening of Baltimore, she wanted the children of Baltimore to learn about trees and why they are so important. Her years of teaching informed her that there are children in the city who know little about trees."
Mrs. Wheeler also belonged to Compassion and Choices and Women in Black, a peace advocacy group, and was a Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care volunteer.
"My mother had an insatiable curiosity and a great love of the arts," said her daughter, who added that she enjoyed outings to Center Stage and Everyman Theatre.
Mrs. Wheeler played the piano — on her mother's baby grand Steinway — and was a Baltimore Symphony Orchestra subscriber. She performed alongside a friend who played the violin and accompanied her grandchildren in recitals. She also hosted an annual Dec. 23 Christmas party and played numerous carols as her family and guests sang. She was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer's handbell choir.
No public funeral service is planned.
In addition to her son and daughter, survivors include another son, Michael S. Wheeler, and another daughter, Julia G. Wheeler, both of Baltimore; and five grandchildren.


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musakjmar necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
Music Is Art is looking for an elegant and artistic new logo for its music and art website.
music is art
Desired Color Scheme:
purple, black and white
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Artistic, elegant, inviting, colorful, soft - yet professional, very open
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
We would like to use this logo for merchandising and business cards. The size needs to fit the size of button to as large as a poster.
Please reference our site:  www.musicisart.wsÂ
It is imperative to focus along our artistic lines and current theme featured on Music Is Art.
1. Purple, Black & White
2. Use the font GARTON [example. http://abstractfonts.com/font/2139?…0is%20art]
3. Include the word "enjoy." [including the period]
4.  Please make sure to use all item in the site's header and also, the ivy that gathers along the side.Â
5. The design must not be boxed shaped and have more of a floating appeal.
Your own fresh ideas and personal designs are always appreciated! If there are any questions, please feel free to write. Feedback will be offered to all the designers submitting. Thank you for very much for considering our contest!
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How many years in a row does NDSU have to finish top 4 until they jump to G5?
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 64 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
We are designing a new label for a bottle of juice. The look and feel of the label should appeal to consumers of organic products. There are certain components (specified in the contest description) that are required to be on the labels.
Desired Style:
Clean / Natural / Organic feeling
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1) The name of the product, "Organic Apple Cider"
2) The Nutritional Facts box
3) Ingredient List, "Ingredients: US Organic Apples, Filtered Water, Organic Apple Juice Concentrate"
4) the phrase, "Certified by the State of Colorado"
5) a space for a barcode
6) the phrase, "From Fresh Pressed US Organic Apples & Organic Concentrate"
7) the phrase, "100% Juice"
8) the phrase, "pasteurized"
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HARRISBURG - Sen. Robert Mellow announced unexpectedly Tuesday he will not seek re-election to an 11th term, sending a shock through the Capitol as lawmakers were focused on the governor's budget address.
Mr. Mellow's announcement came at a time when he is entangled in several ethics controversies regarding family-related rental of his district office in Peckville and paid membership on the board of Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
"I always knew there would come a time to make this difficult decision," Mr. Mellow said in a statement.
He was not at the Capitol for Gov. Ed Rendell's address. Efforts to reach him were not successful.
Mr. Mellow, 67, is the longest-serving member of the state Senate, having taken office in 1970. He served in Democratic caucus leadership posts since the 1980s.
Harrisburg activist Gene Stilp, who refiled a complaint with the Senate Ethics Committee last week over Mr. Mellow's past ownership of the Peckville building that houses his district office, believes the ethics issues fed the decision to retire.
"This has to be taking a toll," he said.
In the past year, the state Ethics Commission began an investigation of whether Mr. Mellow violated the law in renting the building that houses his Senate office from a company co-owned first by his wife, then by the senator himself. State taxpayers paid more than $210,000 in rent over a seven-year period before the building was sold to another company in 2008.
In addition, Mr. Mellow's ex-wife, Diane, spoke to FBI agents about his business dealings, including the rental arrangement, which she claimed she knew nothing about.
In November, The Times-Tribune published stories that reported Mr. Mellow's chief campaign committee issued hundreds of checks made payable only to "cash" without revealing who received the money, a practice that conflicts with a state law requirement for full disclosure of the recipients of campaign expenditures.
Critics have asked the state attorney general's office to investigate and have asked other agencies to look into whether he has a conflict of interest in serving on the boards of Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania and Penseco Financial Services.
Mr. Mellow denies doing anything wrong.
He has spent the past few years steering state aid to the new Commonwealth Medical College in Scranton and, before that, promoting the former Mount Airy Resort in Monroe County as a location for the slots casino that eventually became Mount Airy Casino Resort.
Earlier in his career, the senator helped locate a state veterans' home in Scranton and enact laws to expand children's and women's health insurance coverage.
Mr. Mellow's announcement creates an open contest for the 22nd District seat in the May 18 primary. Mr. Mellow started his Senate career by unseating Republican incumbent Arthur A. Piasecki of Scranton in the 1970 election.
The race to elect a new senator in the Democratic-leaning district could draw many candidates. Early speculation focuses on Rep. Jim Wansacz, D-114, Old Forge.
Mr. Mellow is the fourth senior-ranking lawmaker from the northeast region to announce his retirement in recent weeks. House Speaker Keith McCall, D-122, Summit Hill; Sen. Raphael Musto, D-14, Pittston, and Rep. Robert Belfanti, D-107, Mount Carmel, have all decided to step down after decades in Harrisburg.
"You lose experience, the connections to bring resources back to the district," said Dr. Thomas Baldino, political science professor at Wilkes University.
Mr. Mellow made the decision not to seek re-election only in recent days, said spokeswoman Lisa Scullin.
Mr. Wansacz was taken aback by the move.
"It came as a shock," he added. "I thought he was running for re-election."
"Sen. Mellow had a wonderful career and contributed greatly not only to his district but the entire state in so many ways," said Gov. Ed Rendell in a statement.
Rep. Mario Scavello, R-176, Mount Pocono, tangled with Mr. Mellow on issues such as the distribution of slots revenue from Mount Airy, which is located in both lawmakers' districts. But he observed that Mr. Mellow did a lot to help Lackawanna County. Mr. Scavello said he's not interested in running for the 22nd District seat.
"We disagree on a lot of issues," added Mr. Scavello, "but he (Mr. Mellow) was a powerhouse for Northeast Pennsylvania."
Mr. Mellow and the other retiring Northeast lawmakers are known for bringing home the bacon, but other lawmakers will step up to the plate and perhaps bring a new perspective to the job, said Mr. Stilp.
Except for a brief period in the early 1990s when he served as Senate president pro tempore, Mr. Mellow has been at the helm of a minority caucus currently holding just 20 seats in a 50-seat chamber.
"I think he (Mr. Mellow) learned to accommodate himself to being in the minority," said G. Terry Madonna, Ph.D., political pollster at Franklin & Marshall College. "He did not lead an obstructionist caucus."
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Overall, the Golden State added 356,000 residents last year - nearly a 1 percent increase that brings the state's total to 38.3 million. The new figures released by the state Department of Finance ranked Santa Clara and Alameda counties the two fastest-growing counties in California.
"The growth is continuing in an upward trend," said Bill Schooling, chief demographer for the state Department of Finance. "The amount of growth in the Bay Area is very interesting. The fact San Jose reached a million in population is a major milestone."
San Francisco, the state's fourth-largest city, grew by 10,600 people in 2013, a 1.3 percent increase that brings its total to 836,620 residents. State data show San Francisco added 2,377 housing units last year. All but 117 of the housing units added were apartments and condos.
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The state's largest cities are Los Angeles, which has a population of 3.9 million, and San Diego, with a population of 1.3 million. San Jose, Santa Clara County's largest city and the third-largest in the state, added has 55,000 residents since 2010. Since last year, San Jose has gained nearly 17,000 residents.
"It's not surprising," said San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed. "We continue to grow jobs and housing. And we intend to continue to grow."
The smallest county in California is Alpine County, which added one resident last year to bring its population to 1,079. The smallest city in the state, Vernon in Los Angeles County, also added one resident in 2013, giving it 122 residents.
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Four of the six fastest-growing cities in California made the list because of an increase in the number of prison inmates housed in those cities. Those cities are McFarland in Kern County, whose population increased 8.9 percent, Chowchilla in Madera County, up by 8.7 percent, Calipatria in Imperial County, up by 5.5 percent, and Adelanto in San Bernardino County, up by 4.3 percent.
Dublin ranked as the third-fastest-growing city in 2013, following a 7.1 percent increase attributed to 1,100 new housing units.
Jacqui Diaz, spokeswoman for the city of Dublin, said the population growth has been expected and represents years of planning.
"Since 2011, we have experienced growth, but it has been measured," Diaz said. "We've got great schools, great variety of retail and other markets, and our growth is happening in a thoughtful way."
State demographers said California's overall population increases can primarily be attributed to substantially more births last year than deaths.
"In the Bay Area, there is also a lot of immigration from other countries," Schooling said.
The state data report population and housing trends for 482 California cities. Last year, all but 43 cities saw an increase in residents, with the declines typically experienced in the state's rural areas. The state releases population estimates each year for cities to use for budgeting and planning purposes. The estimates are done using housing data, driver's licenses and government records.
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1. McFarland*(Kern County): Up 8.9% to 13,745
2. Chowchilla*(Madera County): Up 8.7% to 18,971
3. Dublin: Up 7.1% to 53,462
4. Calipatria*(Imperial County): Up 5.5% to 7,517
5. Irvine: Up 4.9% to 242,651
6. Adelanto* (San Bernardino County): Up 4.3% to 32,511
7. Campbell: Up 4.0% to 41,993
8. Rio Vista: Up 3.9% to 7,934
9. Imperial (Imperial County): Up 3.8% to 16,708
10. San Marcos (San Diego County): Up 3.5% to 90,179
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Why the NFL should replace the overtime coin toss with an auction system.
If the Super Bowl goes into overtime for the first time ever, it's fairly certain who will be victorious: the team that wins the coin toss. In the first round of the playoffs, the Chargers beat the Colts 23-17 in OT, marching down the field for a touchdown after winning the toss. In the 14 overtime games that produced a winner this season, the coin-toss victor won 10 of the games, more than 70 percent. Since 2002, the team that's gotten the toss has won more than 60 percent of overtime games.
Chess faces a similar problem—it's generally regarded as an advantage to play white. But the chess world has long had a solution: Take it in turns and play a lot of games. That's easy for the chess guys—they have all the time in the world, and more forgiving TV schedules. College football has a similar philosophy, giving each team the ball at the opponents' 25-yard line and alternating possessions until someone breaks the tie. But the NFL's competition committee, which pondered the overtime problem in depth in 2003, decided to stick with the status quo of "sudden death."
With a little ingenuity, there is a way for overtime to be both fair and fast. One solution is usually associated with cake-cutting: one person divides, the other chooses which half to take. In a football overtime, the divide-and-choose rule would dispense with the kickoff and just give the ball to one side. The coin-toss loser would decide how far forward the offense would start—say, the 30-yard line. The coin-toss winner would then decide whether to take possession or let the coin-toss loser have the ball at the 30. The nice thing about these rules is that they would naturally adapt to the game's changing dynamics. The current system, by contrast, seems to have been fair when introduced in 1974, but as field-goal kickers became more accurate, possession has become more valuable.
"Divide and choose" isn't perfect. The coach who divides is at a small disadvantage, because what he does gives a hint about his thinking and his concerns—all sorts of imponderables from his kicker's form in training to the morale of his defensive lineup. The other coach, however, can keep his cards to his chest until the last moment.
An even more elegant solution to the overtime problem was proposed in 2002 by Chris Quanbeck, an electrical engineer (and Green Bay Packers fan). Quanbeck's idea was to auction off possession of the ball in the natural currency of the game: field position. The team that was willing to begin closest to its own goal line would receive the privilege of possession.
Football's number crunchers reckon that this "privilege" turns dubious about 15 to 20 yards away from your own goal line. That is, the expected value of having the ball so far back is negative—it's more likely that your opponent will score before you do. But it's not clear that the same would be true in overtime, when teams would be attempting to get within field-goal range rather than trying for touchdowns. If this system were implemented, it might take a couple of seasons for a consensus to develop about how far back is too far back. Still, everyone would be trying to work that out from a position of equal ignorance.
The auction idea puts the emphasis on the skill and judgment of the head coaches and their backroom staff—exactly where it should be. And it has some subtlety. For instance, having a powerful defense has an unexpected advantage in an auction: Because the other coach will fear your defense, he's more likely to drop out of the auction and concede possession to your offense in a favorable field position.
After Quanbeck and his brother Andrew worked out the details of their overtime proposal, they wrote letters to various NFL owners and coaches in 2003. They won some attention—including an expression of interest from the NFL's head of officiating, Mike Pereira—but no changes in the rules of the game.
One person who did notice the Quanbeck proposal was Columbia University economist Yeon-Koo Che, a leading light in the theory and practice of auction design. Che wrote not to the NFL but to the economics journals and proved that "divide and choose" was much fairer to the loser of the toss than the current system. But what interested Che and co-author Terrence Hendershott was whether an auction might be even fairer than "divide and choose." They concluded that it would be, because the auction is completely symmetric—unlike with the "divide and choose" method, neither coach is forced to make the first move, so nobody has a built-in advantage. For Che and Hendershott, then, "divide and choose" partly solves the coin-toss problem; the auction fixes it completely.
While it's easy to see why the game's authorities don't want to mess with a successful formula, I'm guessing that the overtime auction would prove intuitive and popular. Just imagine the possibilities for stagecraft. The Quanbecks suggested that the referee could act as an auctioneer, calling out the field position in 1-yard increments. The first coach to throw his red challenge flag wins the ball at whatever yard line the ref last spat out. Or perhaps the two head coaches could come to midfield with sealed bids, with the envelopes to be opened by a cheerleader representing each team—a gridiron version of Deal or No Deal. Now doesn't that sound way better than calling out heads or tails?


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