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Pony Tales: Ford Mustang News - April 2014
World of Mustangs
First Retail '15 Mustang Raises Funds for Charity
With a large Fox Sports television audience looking on during Barrett-Jackson's Saturday evening, Ford sold the rights to the purchase of the first retail '15 Mustang GT for $300,000, with the proceeds benefitting diabetes research organization JDRF. The winning bidder was Sam Pack, a car collector and Ford dealer from north Texas.
"The response to the all-new Mustang GT on the auction block was remarkable," said Raj Nair, Ford's group vice-president of global product development. "People were drawn to the opportunity to own this historic car, while also knowing the funds would benefit JDRF. We're pleased to continue this collaboration in the fight to cure type 1 diabetes."
The car crossing the auction block was a pre-production model. Pack will be able to order his first production Mustang GT with any of the available '15 Mustang options.
Build and Modify
A new book from Car Tech covers mild to wild modifications for '65-'73 Mustangs. Written by Frank Bohanan, every component group is included—engine, transmission, rear end, suspension, steering, chassis, electrical, interior, and more. The 160-page softbound book includes information about swapping in a crate engine, adding high-performance brake kits, and installing aftermarket suspension systems. The book is available for $24.95, plus $6.95 shipping and handling, by calling 800/551-4754 or visiting the website at www.cartechbooks.com.
A new book from Car Tech covers mild to wild modifications for '65-'73 Mustangs
Mustang: 50 Years Ago
The first week of production, which began March 9, 1964, created 593 new Mustangs destined for retail sale. Initial planning called for production of 8,160 cars by introductory day, April 17, but we know from actual VIN number sightings that at least 14,799 were built by that date.
Pre-introduction publicity played a major role in peaking public interest in the new Mustang. By the end of March, 200 radio disc jockeys had been invited to test drive the new Mustang in Dearborn, then allowed to drive one in their own cities for a week if they touted the car on air. In addition, with college kids a large part of the target group for sales, college newspaper editors were given a new Mustang to drive a few weeks before introduction. The plan was unconventional but created a spectacular lead-in to introduction day, April 17.
The goal from day one was to publicly introduce the Mustang at the 1964 New York World's Fair. On April 13, 124 media representatives who were assembled at the Fair for opening ceremonies were addressed by Lee Iacocca. (In Europe, 2,000 media reps were introduced to the car simultaneously). Ford had built a theme-oriented Pavilion at the fair with a moving "Skyway," upon which families could ride in a new Mustang or other Ford convertible as it encircled the exterior of the building. The Tiffany Gold Medal Award was also created for Ford advertising, declaring the Mustang as "excellence in American Design."
On Thursday night, April 16, prime-time television ads were shown simultaneously on all three major networks to 29 million households. The next day, 2,600 major newspapers and 24 magazines nationwide carried full-page advertising. Mustangs were also on display at airport terminals, bank lobbies, shopping centers, and 200 Holiday Inn lobbies across the country. Ford asked dealers not to sell Mustangs before the introductory date to make sure they had cars to sell in the showrooms. And sell they did when that Saturday came. Dealers sold 22,000 Mustangs on the first day; Iacocca had planned for 80,000 for the whole year. Within six weeks, Mustang was the top-selling compact-sized car in the country. In just four months, more than 100,000 were sold; in 12 months, 418,812 left dealer showrooms. Ford Motor Company hit a home run with their new sporty car named Mustang. The legend had begun.
Presentations featuring some of the original Mustang program managers discussing the evolution of the first Mustangs will be part of the Mustang 50th Birthday Celebration on April 17, 2014, to be held in Las Vegas and Charlotte. –Bob Fria
Editor's note: You can learn factual details and separate fiction from urban legends about the Mustang's creation in Bob Fria's Mustang Genesis book, published by McFarland & Co. and available online from your favorite bookseller.
50th Anniversary Die-Casts
M2 Machines is helping us celebrate the Mustang's 50th anniversary with a number of Ford-licensed 1/24 scale die-casts, including a '65 GT fastback and '70 Boss 302 with 50th Anniversary lettering. White versions are available from a number of sources, including Mustang mail-order vendors like California Mustang (www.cal-mustang.com), while a variety of colors are available through an exclusive deal with Walmart, where you can also get a '68½ Cobra Jet and Ford car hauler.
M2 Machines notes that additional 50th anniversary Mustang die-casts will be available in 1/64-scale. Visit www.m2machines.com for more information.
50th Pony Drives and Kick-Off Weekend
Elsewhere in this issue you'll find the event guide for the Mustang 50th Birthday Celebrations in Charlotte and Las Vegas on April 16-20. But prior to the Big Shows, the Great American Pony Drive is organizing seven cruises from different parts of the country to Norman, Oklahoma, for a MCA-hosted Mustang 50th Kick-Off Party. On Sunday, April 13, two Pony Drives will depart Norman—eastbound to Charlotte and westbound to Las Vegas—with three overnight stops along the way. The Pony Drive caravans will arrive at their destinations on Wednesday, April 16, just in time for the start of the Mustang 50th Birthday Celebrations.
Note that the Great American Pony Drive and the MCA Pony Drive are separate entities requiring separate registrations.
April 4-11, 2014
Great American Pony Drives to Norman, Oklahoma
Dearborn: Departs April 8
Jacksonville: Departs April 4
Richmond: Departs April 7
Boston: Departs April 6
Los Angeles: Departs April 4
Sacramento: Departs April 5
Seattle: Departs April 6
Visit www.ponydrive.usfor complete schedules, routes, and activities.
April 11-13, 2014
Official 50th Anniversary Kick-Off Party hosted by the Mustang Club of America at the National Center for Employee Development (NCED) Conference Center and Hotel in Norman, Oklahoma. Track event at the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department Training Facility, Friday evening Meet and Greet, and Saturday night banquet with speakers.
April 13-16, 2014
50th Anniversary Pony Drives from Norman, Oklahoma to Charlotte and Las Vegas. Participants can also join along the way (eastbound overnight stops in Little Rock, Nashville, and Asheville; westbound stops in Amarillo, Albuquerque, and Flagstaff). For a route map, registration, and hotel information, visit www.mustang50thbirthdaycelebration.com.
Mustang I Die-Cast
Automodello recently sent us a sneak-peek photo of their '62 Mustang I die-cast (see February issue's Pony Tales), but even that didn't prepare us for the quality of the real 1/24-scale model that comes in a beautiful display case. The "Tribute edition" die-cast features excellent detail of the two-seater sports car that debuted the Mustang name to the world. Only 499 units will be offered for $299.95, with an additional 150 hand-signed by Dan Gurney, who drove the Mustang I during its Watkins Glen introduction, for $350.
The Mustang I is also available in 1/43-scale, with 999 produced for $119.95 and 50 with Gurney's signature for $195.
The Mustang I die-casts are available at the Automodello website, www.automodello.com. But better hurry with your order; according to Automodello, some of the die-casts were almost sold-out in early 2014.
Snap-Together '15
Here's a future collectible—if you were lucky enough to attend the North American International Auto Show in Detroit last January and get your hands on the first official '15 Mustang model kit. During the show, Revell hosted a "Make 'n Take" event at the Ford booth, where children (and some adults too, we're sure) were able to snap-together their Auto Show Edition '15 Mustang, and then take it home.
"For nearly 50 years, kids of all ages have been configuring and building their own personal full-size and small-scale Mustangs," said Steve Ling, Ford car marketing manager. "Now they can build a new dream car and take it home. Many of us grew up building model cars, and it's great to have Revell join us in Detroit with its newest model kit as we show off the all-new Ford Mustang at an auto show for the first time."
Revell's '15 Mustang model kit easily snaps together in minutes. No word yet on when, or if, the snap-together model will be available in stores.
News Desk
The launch book for the '15 Mustang, authored by John Clor, has received an August publishing date, about the same time the new Mustang arrives in Ford dealerships. The working title (and subject to change): Mustang Reimagined: The Inside Story of How Ford Redesigned its Iconic Pony Car for 2015 and Beyond.
After a successful 2013 holiday fundraiser centered on a Shelby Christmas tree ornament, the Carroll Shelby Foundation donated $7,500 to the Eli Home for Children.
In an early January interview with the Associated Press, Ford CEO Alan Mulally stated that he is not leaving Ford to take over as CEO for Microsoft. "I have no other plans to do anything other than serve Ford," Mulally said, noting that he is sticking with his plan to stay with Ford at least through 2014.
The Shelby American Automobile Club has announced that SAAC-39 will be held at Wisconsin's Road America in conjunction with the SVRA. Visit www.saac.com for more info.
Rick Mitchell has reactivated his Mustang Six Association, now devoted to all six-cylinder Mustangs, '65-'14. Send an email to Rick at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Hanahawk Communications will produce a video documentary and daily video blogs of the Mustangs Across America 50th Anniversary Drive on April 10-16. The video will capture the excitement of over 500 Mustangs and their owners on their journey from Los Angeles to Charlotte for the Mustang 50th Birthday Celebration. Visit www.mustangsacrossamerica.com for more information.
The Coker Group, parent company of reproduction tire company Coker Tire, has opened a new 100,000 sq. ft. distribution and wheel manufacturing center in City of Industry, California.
Many of us grew up building model cars, and it's great to have Revell join us in Detroit with its newest model kit as we show off the all-new Ford Mustang at an auto show for the first time."


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As the attraction began a steady ascent toward a record-breaking year in June 2012, widespread media coverage of the wildfire quickly caused many would-be tourists to think twice before visiting the Royal Gorge region, some 50 miles away from the devastating fire.
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The Royal Gorge Bridge's attendance was down 13 percent - 3 percent in revenue - and local rafting was down 25 to 30 percent, Bandera said.
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Yesterday morning while eating breakfast, I read that Yvonne De Carlo had died. Some folks wondered if De Carlo was really her mother's maiden name of if Yvonne really had Italian ancestry. I spent the rest of the morning searching for records on the Internet.
I looked at census, marriage, death, birth, and divorce records for California, British Columbia, and Canada as a whole. I found the death of Yvonne's mother Marie Middleton, which gave her maiden name (De Carlo) plus the maiden name of her mother (Purvis). I found marriages and deaths of people named De Carlo in Vancouver that could have been Marie De Carlo's siblings (John and Constance) and parents (Margaret and Michael). I found nothing in Canadian census records, which only go to 1911.
I also found nothing on Yvonne's father, a man named Middleton, at all. British Columbia marriage records did not have the marriage, but they may have married elsewhere and not all provinces (or states) are indexed, so I did not even know his first name.
Then I made the bed and ate lunch.
In the afternoon, I searched immigration records for American and Canadian ports. I found records for John Purves De Carlo, a merchant sailor based in Vancouver, who was the right age to be the brother of Marie De Carlo, Yvonne's mother, and his middle name matched her mother's maiden name. He said he was born in France.
I found a record of Margaret De Carlo entering the US in 1923 for a visit. She was born in Scotland and had arrived in Quebec in 1902 or 1912 on the Ionian.
I looked at census, marriage, and birth records for Scotland -- which I found little of -- and England, where I found a Margaret Purves the right age born in Scotland, but nothing to tie her to Yvonne.
I did a bit of grocery shopping, ran a couple errands, and made dinner.
After dinner, I returned to the passenger lists for Canada. They are not indexed, but are available to be read online. In just a few hours I found the family. Father Michael, mother Margaret, children Concetta, Mary, and John. All the right ages. The whole family was listed as Italian and Presbyterian and on their way to Vancouver.
A few anomolies, but I went to bed a tired and satisfied genealogist.
This morning, I walked to the library and checked out Yvonne, an Autobiography. In it, Yvonne De Carlo talks about her grandparents Michael and Margaret De Carlo. Michael, she says, was from Sicily. He had moved to France when he was young. There he met and married the Presbyterian Scotswoman, Margaret Purvis. Their children were born in France and they emigrated to Canada in 1912. She talks in the book about her merchant sailor uncle John, her aunt Connie, and her mother's marriage to William Middleton in Alberta.
Aren't books amazing! They're the latest and greatest technology and maybe someday they could replace the Internet.
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Hello, My Name Is Sharon and I'm a Genealogist.
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I've noticed several comments from you on ruthcampbellsmith.blogspot.com
Thank you for the additional research! I've been told those are "random acts of geneaology". I had looked for a picture of an amusement park from that time period, and couldn't find one. Thank you.
I hope you enjoy reading the diaries. I post one day each day.
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Sunset through the trees
David Farren
After dark, Portofino Bay
Mario Sanzone
Welcome cloudbreak
James Naughton
Mist rising in the Buttermere Valley
Eileen Clark
Summer breeze
Stephen Darbishire
The colour of winter
Peter Clark
Triptych - Martindale
Geoff Butterworth
Ged Mitchell
Grisedale - last patches of snow
Alistair Butt
Light over Tarn
James Naughton
Horse Guards Parade
Trevor Lingard
Carl Whitfield
Three grannies
Tim Gustard
Always turns out well
Andrew Talbot
Sprint finish, the Tour
Trevor Lingard
The shooting party
John Trickett
Ballerina rest I
Darren Baker
Southwest of Crummock Water
Julian Mason
The boathouse, Derwentwater
Stuart Long
Alan Thompson Exhibition 18 - 27 May 2019
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Evening light over Crummock Water
Peter Symonds
Sunrise, River Brathay near Elterwater
Rex Preston
A little Vivaldi at Café Florian
Bob Richardson
June parade
Stuart Long
Red onions
Tobias Harrison
Darren Baker
October, Martindale
Peter Symonds
Bright morning in Watendlath
Alistair Butt
Plums and strawberries
Rendor Berger
Heavy frost, River Eden near Langwathby
Alan Thompson
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Still life with plums
Marc Thouy
White daisies
Gerhard Nesvadba
The harbour at Eyemouth
David Howell
Morning light, Windermere
Richard Barrett
Golden mile
Clare Haley
Lakeside Pescatori
Bob Richardson
Vine tomatoes and red onion
Rob Ritchie
The Screes from Bowderdale, Wastwater
Howard Shingler
Geoff Rollinson
The Belvedere - Little owl
Ben Waddams
Busy day
Robert Littleford
Antonio Iannicelli
Tower Bridge, London
George Busby
Winter morning by the stream
Glynn Williams
Sunlight fills the bowl, Patterdale
Rod Willis
Andrew Talbot
Track to Hollows Farm, Grange in Borrowdale
Peter Symonds
The coast to coast route, Mardale
Jim Ridout
The roundhouse, Holbeck
Chris Holland
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Dennis Rothwell Bailey
Lucca, Tuscany
Clive McCartney
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Welcome to Beckstones Art Gallery
Established in the 1970s, Beckstones Art Gallery has earned a reputation around the world for exhibiting high quality original paintings by a hand-picked selection of some of the finest contemporary artists in the United Kingdom. Our painstakingly chosen artists cover a wide and varied spectrum of styles, media and subject matter, but all have one essential ingredient in common – they all paint to a very high standard. Beckstones is family owned and family run, and friendly informal advice is readily at hand from a knowledgeable and experienced team of professionals.
Beckstones Gallery is located in an idyllic hamlet on the edge of the Lake District National Park near the ancient village of Greystoke with its fine 13th century church and castle and its hospitable 16th century inn, the Boot and Shoe. Surrounded by the magnificent Cumbrian countryside, you will not be surprised that we have assembled many of the finest Lakeland landscape painters living today. Peter Symonds, whose collectors have queued overnight for exhibitions, and Alan Thompson, who lives only minutes away, are two of the finest landscape painters in oils to be found anywhere, as are the powerfully emotive James Naughton, Rex Preston, Julian Mason, Alistair Butt, Clare Haley, and Richard Barrett. The moonlit landscapes by Howard Shingler are breathtaking as are watercolours of the Lake District and beyond by David Howell and Trevor Lingard along with the intricate work of Peter Clark. Regular contributors Geoff Butterworth, Stuart Long and Joe Hush make up a formidable array of Lakeland painters.
Many of the artists we represent have exhibited here continuously for 25 years and more. For several this was their first gallery, and almost all have shown here for a good number of years, so we know them well, and their families, and especially their work.
We are especially proud to represent some of the most talented still-life artists to be found anywhere with the incomparable Tim Gustard, who lives only 5 minutes from the gallery and has achieved sell-outs at every exhibition, the incredibly versatile Andrew Talbot who paints still-life, animals, figures and interiors and other still-life artists including Robert Ritchie and Rob Walker. Wildlife and animals are brilliantly catered for by the excellent Ben Waddams, Carl Whitfield and Geoff Rollinson. Stephen Darbishire paints idyllic interiors and landscapes in oil, Chris Holland paints trains and Lake District landscapes in a variety of media. Gudrun Sibbons, born in Germany, provides dramatic coastal scenes in oil, and Robert Littleford spreads joy with his lively beach watercolours. Clive McCartney and David Farren are known for their European and American cityscapes. Superb pastel artists Darren Baker and Bob Richardson add to our extensive selection. Our European artists include Antonio Iannicelli and Antonio Sannino from Italy and Rendor Berger and Gerhard Nesvadba from Austria.
For those of you intending to visit us, you will receive a warm welcome. We are just minutes away from Junction 40 of the M6.
If you are unable to visit us in person, a phone call to 01768 483601 or email will elicit a swift and friendly response from one of the principals. We ship to countries all around the world as well as to all parts of the United Kingdom, and can ensure prompt delivery, overnight within the UK.


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IRX is specifically aimed at the progressive retail business industry and is helping to change the landscape of how retailers and consumers interact throughout the multichannel shopping experience.
The show offers a specific proposition to retailers as a 'full circle' window and promises to attract the often elusive retailer in high numbers through a combination of relevant content, sourcing and fact-finding intelligence.
IRX is geared up to make the visitor experience one that is profitable, enjoyable and crucially, a worthwhile day out of the office from anywhere in the UK.
This is your chance to meet over 5000 specifiers of internet retailing technology that will spend over £174million on eCommerce products and services in the next 12 months.
We asked some of our visitors what they thought.
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"First I have to say the IRX was a fantastic show this year - best IRX I've been to. I don't know what your attendance numbers were like but it felt like it was up about 30% or so on the first day. Definitely a highly engaged audience."
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Ron Davis needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
Confessions of an EMS Newbie
Confessions of an EMS Newbie is a weekly podcast for new Emergency Medical Services providers. Every week the Newbie, Ron, sits down with experienced paramedic and writer Kelly and discuss what he is learning while going through paramedic school.
The blog is at http://www.emsnewbie.com/
We're in iTunes at http://www.emsnewbie.com/iTunes
People in EMT and paramedic school around the world. This audience is fairly young, but includes a lot of older second career people (including the newbie himself).
We also have many listeners who are experienced paramedics, but they enjoy listening anyway.
****This contest is not going to go the number of days it says. I have to get t-shirts made with this logo on them in less than 12 days, so the contest will probably be awarded by Thursday Nov 11****
I need a logo that we can use on EMS Newbie stuff.
We will probably use the logo for the iTunes listing, and in the future we may produce flyers, CDs and other give aways that would have the logo on them. We are going to the Texas EMS Conference at the end of November and I'd like to have t-shirts with the logo on them.
So the logo needs to include color but work without it.
EMS has a symbol, the star of life, and it can, and maybe should, be in the logo. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_of_Life)
It would be cool to include an ECG line into the design. To add real EMS geek cred integrate a bad ECG line. A STEMI line is an example. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1…_coded.jpg) The line goes down, up high, down low, and then kind of humps up over the mid line like the highlighted parts of that wikipedia image.
Most EMS people work on ambulances and that is currently in our logo.
While lots of firemen are EMTs and paramedics, I don't want anything fire related in the logo.
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The spot price of gold lurched up Thursday as anticipation of new stimulus measures worldwide grew.
The precious metal was up 1.9% to $1,669.10 an ounce, propelled in part by an unexpected rise in jobless claims that highlighted the job market's weakness. And an HSBC report showing sagging manufacturing performance in China didn't help.
Business activity in the Eurozone, including in normally stalwart Germany, is shriveling so fast that many analysts are predicting a recession for the entire region, based on new data from research firm Markit.
The minutes from the Federal Reserve's most recent rate-setting meeting, which were released Wednesday and featured a discussion of economic growth strategies, stoked talk that the bank would engage in a third round of bond-buying tactics known as quantitative easing, or QE.
Though the price dipped slightly Wednesday, gold has otherwise been on a six-day streak of increases. But the price is down from a year ago, when it soared to $1,858.30 an ounce not long after credit rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded U.S. debt.
"There's the potential for China, Europe and the U.S. to all do QE at the same time this fall," said Marin Aleksov, chief executive of precious metals broker Rosland Capital in Santa Monica. "It's the perfect storm."
Some are pessimistic that Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and crew will act so definitively. Earlier Thursday, James Bullard, president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve bank, told CNBC that the Fed meeting minutes were "stale" and that he didn't think major economic boosters were necessary.
A gold rush may be further thwarted by signs of economic improvement. Recent housing data suggest a real estate rebound, with rising prices and home sales. Consumer spending and confidence are shaky, but are on the mend, according to some reports.
But analysts such as Aleksov disagree.
"The numbers are not good enough for the economy," he said. "We're not creating enough jobs, enough wealth. The last GDP numbers were very bad. There's a fiscal cliff coming up at the end of the year. We need to do a lot more in order to progress."
Many now believe the haven metal might be poised to break through $2,000 an ounce -- which would be an all-time high -- based on what the Federal Reserve does when it meets Sept. 12-13.
Gold prices rush to new record on global economy worries
Bernanke's testimony in Congress pushes down gold, silver prices
What's in your vault? Uncle Sam audits its stash of gold at the New York Fed


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A website that I won't name (I don't want them to get the traffic) has been scraping and republishing my content without my consent. I think this is reprehensible, and it's pissing me off. The very post I put up earlier today has already been scraped and republished. The site has Google ads on it, so I've already reported it to Google, following the advice here. I've also added a copyright header to my RSS feed so that it's very clear that no one has the right to reproduce my material. Finally, I'm telling the scrapers right now to fuck off and die.
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They are a pain. I tried to be nice to start, then I sent warnings and then I became stern. But they only budged when I threatened all out war on them. Be persistent and Google usually does a good job of cutting off their revenue stream.
It took me about three minutes to find the site you were talking about. (Sorry, I had to give them one hit!)
This entire blog really is an example of taking a basic, positive blog concept (Posting teaser excerpts from other blogs or articles to spread a discussion and drive traffic back to the original writer) and turning it into outright hackery and theft.
They structure it to appear as if has some editorial framing (a necessity for Fair Use), but it is clear the whole thing is run by a Bot now. They scrape your very post about them, which pretty much ought to show the blog is on computer pilot. But you can also see that they've even given up on the template. Every post on the front page omits the blog name!
Overall, it is really sad. Some of the best blogs out there are almost entirely links to other writers (e.g. Instapundit), and cocktail blogging could probably use someone like that. But this "attempt" just throws mud on the concept.
Wow – they scrape the comments too and make it appear the people are commenting on their page, not yours.
Sorry man… total suckage.
btw, submitted at 11:20 EDT – wonder what time this shows up over there.
Adam says that they scrape the comments too, Michael? I have bad news, the scraper site that I was referring to is NOT scraping the comments. That means that there are at least TWO sites scraping your content.
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My daughter Sheridan and I decided to invite the fairies to our Spring Tea Party. Year round, we enjoy building fairy houses for the fairies. After building the fairy structure, we enjoyed scones and lemonade on 100 year old china. Sheridan loves to pop bubbles with her butterfly wand! As you can see, we have faux mushrooms, but when we build our fairy houses, a few days later we have golden mushrooms sprouting near the tiny home. Then we know the fairies have paid us a visit and enjoy their home we built for them!
Hope you like our Spring Celebration Tea Party! Thank you to Risa, the ParTea Planner, for inviting everyone to tea on the first day of Spring!


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — John J. Ziolkowski has been promoted to the position of majority staff director for the Senate Agriculture Committee, according to Thad Cochran, R-Miss., committee chairman. Ziolkowski, a 30-year trade and foreign policy advisor, began his Senate career in 1986 with the Committee on Foreign Relations and in subsequent years worked for Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., and Republican Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan.
He has specialized in agricultural trade policy for Cochran since March.
Ziolkowski's government service also spans six years as a foreign service officer with the U.S. Department of State, six years with the House Appropriations Committee, and as confidential assistant to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman during the transition between the Clinton and Bush administrations.
Thomas Hunt Shipman, the majority staff director since Cochran became committee chairman in January 2002, recently accepted a position with the National Food Processors Association as executive vice president of government affairs and communications.
"I congratulate John Ziolkowski and Hunt Shipman on their new responsibilities," said Cochran. "Hunt has made valuable contributions to the work of the committee, and his presence will be greatly missed. John will guide committee staff work toward completion of this session of Congress with a practiced eye and steady hand."


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TV Review: X-Men Anime (2011)
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Marvel commissioned 4 Japanese animations back in 2009 including Iron Man, Wolverine, Blade, and the one we're going to talk about, X-Men. No franchise inspires such arguing and hatred among fans like X-Men. Whether the fan is team Cyclops or team Wolverine or one of the other mutants, everyone has a favorite character and a few characters they hate. And on top of all this with literally a few thousand X-Men comics in existence, half a dozen movies, and half a dozen TV shows, there's a lot of material to completely change any given character. Most Americans, for better or worse, probably get most of their X-knowledge from the 90's Fox animated series. Well the X-Men anime, by Madhouse and directed by Fuminori Kizaki, is not any of these things but I'm still here to tell its a lot of fun.


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BusinessUSA implements a "no wrong door" approach for small businesses and exporters by using technology to quickly connect businesses to the services and information relevant to them, regardless of where the information is located or which agency's website, call center, or office they go to for help. The website helps lenders and small businesses to quickly find the federal programs relevant to their efforts. BusinessUSA is an interagency initiative administered by the U.S. General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Innovation Technology.
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) - The SBA helps small business owners by providing the financial support, contracts, counseling and other forms of assistance they need to succeed. Many of the SBA's lending programs work with banks and other lenders. SBA's support programs include financial and federal contract procurement assistance, management assistance, and specialized outreach to women, minorities and armed forces veterans. SBA also provides loans to victims of natural disasters and specialized advice and assistance in international trade.
SBA 7(a) Loan Guaranty Program - This loan guaranty program is designed to help eligible small businesses obtain bank financing when they might not qualify for traditional financing. Loan proceeds may be used for most business purposes, including working capital, machinery and equipment, furniture and fixtures, land and buildings, leasehold improvements, and debt refinancing. SBA offers tips for ensuring that 7(a) loan guaranty claims get paid in full. Visit the SBA's Web site for further information on participating in the SBA 7(a) program.
Regulated lenders can request guaranties through different procedures, based on the lender's experience and comfort with SBA products and procedures, the lender's level of authority provided by the SBA, and, in some circumstances, the size, type, and complexity of the loan being guaranteed.
Standard 7(a) loan processing is used by lenders originating a small number of SBA loans annually or by lenders with less familiarity with the program. Lenders submit a full application package when they request SBA guaranty. The SBA confirms the credit decision of the originating lender with its own analysis of the application.
The Certified Lenders Program (CLP) is for experienced, performing SBA lenders. The SBA provides expedited loan processing and services under this program. Lenders submit a full application package, just like in Standard 7(a) loan processing. Rather than re-analyzing the materials, however, the SBA confirms the credit decision of the originating lender.
The Preferred Lenders Program (PLP) is used by the most experienced SBA lenders. PLP lenders have delegated authority to process, close, service, and liquidate most SBA guaranteed loans without prior SBA review.
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Export Working Capital Program provides lenders with up to a 90% guaranty on export working capital loans, so that the lenders will make the necessary export working capital available. Maximum loan amount is $5 million.
SBAExpress is designed to increase the number of smaller SBA loans by offering limited paperwork and processing times. Qualified lenders may make SBA eligibility determination. The program provides a 50% guaranty, and has a maximum amount of $350,000. The program is open to current SBA lenders meeting certain performance standards, or non-SBA lenders with a proven track record in small ($50,000 or less) business loans.
The Export Express offers flexibility and ease of use to both borrowers and lenders. It is the simplest export loan product offered by the SBA and allows participating lenders to use their own forms, procedures and analyses. The SBA provides an answer in 36 hours or less.
SBA 504 Certified Development Company Loan Program - The 504 Loan Program This program is a financing tool for small businesses that promotes economic development. The program accomplishes this by providing small businesses with long-term, fixed-rate financing for the acquisition of major fixed assets for expansion and modernization. Under the program, a lender partners with a certified development company (CDC), a specialized SBA-certified nonprofit corporation, to finance small businesses looking to expand. Each partner makes a loan to a qualifying small business. Typically, the lender's loan is secured by a first lien covering 50 percent of a project's cost. The CDC's loan is secured by a second lien for up to 40 percent of the project's cost and is also backed by a 100 percent SBA-guaranteed debenture. While there is no limit to total project size, for most businesses the maximum CDC loan (up to 40% of total project cost) is $5 million; for manufacturers it is $5.5 million. The borrower contributes equity of at least 10 percent of the project's cost.
The SBA Microloan Program provides small, short-term loans to small business concerns and certain types of not-for-profit child-care centers. The SBA makes funds available to specially designated intermediary lenders, which are nonprofit community-based organizations with experience in lending as well as management and technical assistance. These intermediaries make loans to eligible borrowers. The maximum loan amount is $50,000, but the average microloan is about $13,000.
Small Business Investment Companies (SBIC) - SBICs are privately owned and managed companies licensed by the SBA. The primary benefit of becoming a licensed SBIC is that once approve, the SBA provides a 2:1 public/private-funding match on the required minimum private capital, thereby leveraging the investor's initial equity contribution. Funds raised by SBICs are then invested in firms which meet the SBA's definition of small businesses.
U.S. Department of Treasury
The Small Business Lending Fund is a $30 billion fund that encourages lending to small businesses by providing Tier 1 capital to qualified community banks with assets of less than $10 billion. A map of participating lenders can be found here. Reports on the small business lending activity of the participants can be found here.
The State Small Business Credit Initiative is a $1.5 billion initiative that is expected to help spur up to $15 billion in lending to small businesses. Under the State Small Business Credit Initiative, participating states will use the federal funds for programs that leverage private lending to help finance small businesses and manufacturers that are creditworthy, but are not getting the loans they need to expand and create jobs. The State Small Business Credit Initiative will allow states to build on successful models for state small business programs, including collateral support programs, Capital Access Programs (CAPs), loan participation and loan guarantee programs, and venture capital programs. Existing and new state programs are eligible for support. Please see the SSBCI Resource Directory for more information.
Community Development Finance Institutions Fund New Markets Tax Credit Program
U.S. Department of Agriculture – Business and Cooperative Programs
Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program - U.S. Department of Agriculture - The Business and Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan Program helps create jobs and stimulates rural economies by providing financial backing for rural businesses. This program provides guarantees up to 90 percent of a loan made by a commercial lender. Loan proceeds may be used for working capital, machinery and equipment, buildings and real estate, and certain types of debt refinancing. The primary purpose is to create and maintain employment and improve the economic climate in rural communities.
The Intermediary Relending Program is designed to alleviate poverty and increase economic activity and employment in rural communities. Under the IRP program, loans are provided to local organizations (intermediaries) for the establishment of revolving loan funds. These revolving loan funds are used to assist with financing business and economic development activity to create or retain jobs in disadvantaged and remote communities. Intermediaries are encouraged to work in concert with State and regional strategies, and in partnership with other public and private organizations that can provide complimentary resources.
The Community Facilities Program provide loans and grants and loan guarantees for water and environmental projects, as well as community facilities projects. Water and environmental projects include water systems, waste systems, solid waste, and storm drainage facilities. Community facilities projects develop essential community facilities for public use in rural areas and may include hospitals, fire protection, safety, as well as many other community-based initiatives.
Rural Business and Cooperative Service (RBCS) - The USDA's RBCS office provides financial assistance for rural businesses and also funding assistance for nonprofits or CDCs that in turn loan to rural businesses in their local area.
U.S. Department of Transportation
U.S. Department of Transportation Short Term Lending Program (STLP) - This program assists Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE) in obtaining short-term working capital. The Short Term Lending Program (STLP) offers certified DBEs the opportunity to obtain short-term working capital at prime interest rates for transportation-related projects. The primary collateral consists of the proceeds of the contracts. Borrowings under the lines of credit are to meet the short-term costs of performing the contract(s) being financed.
Federal Resources to Increase Small Business Exports
National Export Initiative/Next, helps companies reach more overseas markets by improving data, providing information on specific export opportunities, working more closely with financing organizations and service providers, and partnering with states and communities to empower local export efforts.
Export.gov brings together resources from across the U.S. Government to assist American businesses in planning their international sales strategies and succeed in today's global marketplace.
The International Buyer Program recruits thousands of qualified foreign buyers, sales representatives, and business partners to U.S. trade shows each year, giving your exhibitors excellent opportunities to expand business globally.
Free Trade Agreement Compliance Program - The U.S. Government vigorously monitors compliance with and enforces U.S. trade agreements. This ensures that American consumers, workers, businesses, investors, and farmers can take full advantage of the agreements. This process begins before a free trade agreement (FTA) goes into effect, and is part of the day-to-day operation of the agreement.
The Export Import Bank of the United States is the official export credit agency of the United States. Ex-Im Bank's mission is to assist in financing the export of U.S. goods and services to international markets. Ex-Im Bank enables U.S. companies — large and small — to turn export opportunities into real sales that help to maintain and create U.S. jobs and contribute to a stronger national economy. Ex-Im Bank does not compete with private sector lenders but provides export financing products that fill gaps in trade financing. Ex-Im Bank assumes credit and country risks that the private sector is unable or unwilling to accept. Ex-Im Bank also helps to level the playing field for U.S. exporters by matching the financing that other governments provide to their exporters. Ex-Im Bank provides working capital guarantees (pre-export financing); export credit insurance; and loan guarantees and direct loans (buyer financing).
Ex-Im Bank Programs include:
The Working Capital Guarantee Program provides 90% guarantees on working capital loans made by commercial lenders that will help businesses to grow international sales and compete more effectively in the international marketplace.
The Supply Chain Finance Guarantee, offered to lenders, benefits U.S. exporters and their suppliers through accounts receivable financing. It is designed to inject liquidity in the marketplace and provide suppliers, particularly small businesses, with access to capital faster and at a lower cost.
The Loan Guarantee Program provides guaranteed term loan financing to creditworthy international buyers for purchases of U.S. goods and services.
The Direct Loan Program provides fixed rate loans to creditworthy international buyers for purchases of U.S. goods and services.
The Finance Lease Guarantee Program provides guaranteed lease financing of U.S. goods and services to creditworthy international lessees when financing is not otherwise available or applicable interest rates are not economically viable.
Export Credit Insurance allows small businesses to increase export sales by limiting international risk, offering credit to international buyers, and enabling greater access to access working capital funds.
The Small Business Administration provides a number of resources to support small business exporting, including:
The Export Express program offers flexibility and ease of use to both borrowers and lenders. It is the simplest export loan product offered by the SBA and allows participating lenders to use their own forms, procedures and analyses. The SBA provides an answer in 36 hours or less. Maximum loan amount is $500,000.
Export Working Capital Program provides lenders with up to a 90% guaranty on export working capital loans, so that the lenders will make the necessary export working capital available. Maximum loan amount is $5 million.
The International Trade Loan Program offers term loans of up to $5 million for the acquisition, expansion, or improvement of fixed assets to businesses that plan to start or continue exporting, or that have been adversely affected by competition from imports. The proceeds of the loan must enable the borrower to be in a better position to compete.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
USDA International Marketing Program offers an array of services that give buyers and sellers of agricultural products a competitive advantage in the global marketplace.
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Export Credit Guarantees underwrites credit extended by the private banking sector in the U.S. to approved foreign banks using dollar-denominated, irrevocable letters of credit to pay for food and agricultural products sold to foreign buyers. The programs encourage exports to buyers in countries where credit is necessary to maintain or increase U. S. sales, but where financing may not be available without the guarantees.
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
OPIC's Small and Medium-Enterprise Financing is available for businesses with annual revenues under $250 million. OPIC Financing provides medium- to long-term funding through direct loans and loan guaranties to eligible investment projects in developing countries and emerging markets. The financing supports large-scale projects that require large amounts of capital, such as infrastructure, telecommunications, power, water, housing, airports, hotels, high-tech, financial services, and natural resource extraction industries. OPIC can also provide long-term working capital and multiple-year capital expenditure programs. The amount of capital needed for any project can be greater than one financial institution can provide on its own due to per-project limits or diversifications guidelines. As a result, OPIC works with other co-lenders, if necessary, to bring sufficient resources to a given project.


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On Friday, Aug 10 at 5:30 p.m. our 2002 Chevy Tracker broke down nine miles south of Estherville on HWY 4. We had just completed an eight day camping trip at Okoboji. My husband was driving ahead of me pulling our camper trailer. I was pulling two jet skiis.
What began as an unfortunate end to our summer vacation turned into an opportunity to come into contact with several special Estherville citizens. The man whose driveway I broke down on was very helpful, making phone calls to see if any place was still open. Later that evening, he followed us the nine miles back to Estherville at 20 mph with his flashers on while we towed the vehicle into town. The SleepInn was very helpful and considerate of our car trouble/situation. Then there was Tracy, who came to work at 7 a.m. and began working on our vehicle, even though the shop did not open until 8 a.m. He was very thorough in trying to discern what/where was the electrical short in our car.
The car was fixed and we were on our was South of Estherville by 10:30 without experiencing anymore difficulty during the three hour drive home.
We came home later than originally expected from our vacation, but very thankful for the people that we met in the Estherville area. Thank you for going our of your way to reach out to strangers and we appreciate all of your help!
David and Jane Van Gorp
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text: On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 03:41:52PM +1100, Felix Rauch Valenti wrote: > On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 09:29:58 +0800, Laurence Liew > <laurenceliew at yahoo.com.sg> wrote: > [...] > > 3. Try running Postgresql on a cluster filesystem like PVFS - it is not > > gauranteed as it probably fails the ACID test for a SQL compliant > > database. The basic idea is that if we cannot parallelise the database - The term I've heard for this is "full POSIX semantics". POSIX specifies how filesystems are "supposed" to work and what guarantees they are supposed to provide, and your typical RDBMS expects (nay, REQUIRES) the underlying filesystem to fully comply to POSIX. If it doesn't, Bad Things happen. All the usual direct-attached Unix and Linux file systems do have such POSIX semantics. NFS does NOT, and most other cluster filesystems also do not - or so I've heard. Lustre explicitly claims that it DOES have full POSIX semantics. http://www.lustre.org/ http://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=128060 http://www.lustre.org/docs/lustre-datasheet.pdf Some cluster fileystems folks believe that full POSIX semantics are neither necessary nor - for performance reasons - desirable in cluster filesystems, and are trying to figure out what more relaxed set or sets of requirements will best meet the needs of their parallel HPC applications. ClusterWorld magazine is currently running a series of articles on cluster filesystems, but so far (the Oct. and Nov. issues), they've completely failed to provide any real description or classification of filesystems according to what semantics they provide, nor talked at all about the significance of filesystem semantics for applictions trying to use those filesystems. Does anyone know of a source that does nicely provide that info? -- Andrew Piskorski <atp at piskorski.com> http://www.piskorski.com/


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Become a Cop >> Browse Articles >> Exam & Career Preparation
The Police Entrance Exam - Vehicle Pursuits
Sergeant George Godoy
The information presented here is meant to be used as a rule of thumb guideline for vehicle pursuit questions on police entrance exams. Both the police written test and the oral board interview may include judgment questions regarding vehicle pursuits. Police agencies do not want to hire someone who disregards the safety of the public in order to stop a vehicle for a minor traffic violation.
Vehicle pursuits are always regulated by jurisdictional policies and applicable city, state, and federal laws. This article is intended to provide a common sense approach to vehicle pursuits based on a compilation of different police policies from several jurisdictions.
Decision To Initiate A Vehicle Pursuit
The officer intending to stop a vehicle will make every effort to avoid a vehicle pursuit. Activation of lights and siren are delayed whenever possible, until the officer is close enough that the opportunity to flee appears to be unavailable to the operator of the suspect vehicle.
If the operator of the suspect vehicle chooses to avoid being stopped and attempts to flee, the decision to initiate a vehicle pursuit lies with the individual officer.
Certain actions taken by the operator of the fleeing vehicle may escalate the danger to the public, the suspect operator, and the pursuing officer(s). In these cases, jurisdictional policy will prevail in determining whether a pursuit is continued or called off.
Any officer involved in a vehicle pursuit must drive with due regard for the safety of all persons concerned and any exemptions granted the officer, as an authorized operator of an emergency vehicle, do not include protection from the consequences of that officer driving with reckless disregard for the safety of others.
A vehicle pursuit study, covering 800 municipal and county agencies, indicated that two factors were likely to determine support for a vehicle pursuit:
1. The severity of the offense committed by the suspect
2. The risk to the public (traffic, road, and weather conditions)


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Jurors shown around Hillsborough
The Hillsborough inquests commenced on March 31, 2014 and are the subject of reporting restrictions that have been imposed by the Attorney General's office. Liverpool Football Club is respectful of these restrictions and will therefore only be making available updates from other media channels for the duration of the inquest.
To view archive reports from each day of the inquest hearings, click here.
Courtesy of Press Association
Jurors on the inquest into the 96 Hillsborough disaster deaths have stood at the exact site where most of the Liverpool fans who died in the tragedy lost their lives.
Under cloudy grey skies and intermittent showers, the 11-strong jury left the courtroom in Warrington behind for the day for a site visit to Sheffield, home of the Hillsborough stadium.
Hooked up to wireless headphones, the jurors were guided by coroner Lord Justice Goldring to some of the key locations in the ground, including pens three and four, as well as the tunnel leading into them, where the fatal crush occurred.
Huddling under umbrellas, jurors were also taken to the site of the former gymnasium, which was used as a make-shift morgue on the day of the disaster, but is now a Sheffield Wednesday shop.
Britain's worst sporting disaster unfolded at the stadium on April 15 1989 during Liverpool's match against Nottingham Forest as thousands of fans were crushed in the ground's Leppings Lane terrace.
As they stood in pens three and four of the Leppings Lane terrace, jurors were told the area had "fundamentally changed", there are now seats where it was once standing only and fences have been removed.
Orange tape was put in place to illustrate the height of the fence dividing the two pens, where hundreds of fans gathered for the match.
A cane was placed at the front of the terrace to illustrate the height of the fence between the pitch and pens.
The coroner took the jury up either side of the seating area, on to the pitch and above it in a raised stand to view the pens from all angles.
Adjacent to the terrace is the police control box, which is much larger and in a slightly different location than its 1989 counterpart.
Beneath the police box, jurors were shown an unaltered section of terrace so they could see how the stands looked 25 years ago.
Markings from where crush barriers had been removed remained. Jurors were taken round the pitch perimeter, past the current players tunnel, along rows of empty seats, decorated in home team Sheffield Wednesday's blue and white colours.
Aside from the coroner's narration, the stadium was silent.
Lord Justice Goldring explained the pitch is without grass as the football season has ended and it will be returfed.
The jury was then taken into the Sheffield Wednesday shop - once the site of a gymnasium, which on the day of the disaster was used to temporarily store the bodies of the dead.
It is now full of Sheffield Wednesday home and away shirts, jackets and other sporting merchandise.
Earlier, two coaches, escorted by police motorbikes and cars, transported the jury, counsel, court staff, the coroner and a small press pool to the stadium.
Lord Justice Goldring pointed out the White Horse pub, just off the A61, where some Liverpool supporters went before the match.
He also showed them the former site of Wadsley Bridge Train Station, from where Liverpool supporters were accompanied by police officers as they made their way to the stadium.
A marked police van closed off Leppings Lane as the jurors disembarked from the coach and were taken towards the entrance, site of gates A, B and C, all used by Liverpool fans on the day of the 1989 match.
Traffic and police cones, as well as orange tape, had been laid out to illustrate to jurors the layout of the entrance in 1989, such as the location of a railing and gate no longer present.
Awnings had been constructed in advance to shelter jurors from the expected rain.
Jurors returned to the coach at the end of the visit and were driven along the same route ambulances took in 1989 to Northern General Hospital, where 88 casualties were taken.
After passing the Hillsborough memorial on the southside of the stadium, commemorating those who died, the coaches drove past Royal Hallamshire Hospital, where 77 casualties were taken.
Earlier this week, the inquest heard a minute by minute countdown of how the disaster unfolded.
The hearing was told of key events accompanied by rarely seen footage of the day taken by police and BBC cameras and stadium CCTV as the cup tie began.
Jonathan Hough QC, counsel for the inquest and Neil Malkin, the senior investigating officer for Operation Resolve, the police's criminal investigation into the disaster, took the jury through events of the day, interspersed with a compilation of both black and white and colour video captured from the cameras.


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by Shirley Tabata Ponomareff
Long lines and long waits were the big news for Election 2004. A number of factors are being examined as likely causes for the long lines. Whatever the causes, the long waits posed an unacceptable barrier to citizen participation. Voter mobilization and voter protection made huge contributions, and voter participation was high. Nevertheless, voters encountered serious problems with voter registration systems, provisional ballots, voting machines and inadequate polling place procedures. This story includes sidebars on the youth vote, election protection efforts, pre-election HAVA implementation survey and Election Day surveys.
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