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In 1951 the military awarded Ford with a contract to replace the M38A1. The new 1/4-ton 4x4 was called the Military Utility Tactical Truck, or MUTT for short. The MUTT utilized coil springs and independent suspension front and rear. Despite the horizontal grill slots, the MUTT is often mistaken for a Jeep. Manny Alvarez's CJ-5 is the real Jeep mutt though, not those rollover-prone Ford military vehicles. Manny picked up the CJ-5 in 2005 with a 21/2-inch lift and 33-inch tires. He purchased the Jeep to use for hunting trips, but after one trip to the Chile Challenge in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Manny was hooked on rockcrawling.
The first order of business was to box the stock frame to withstand the rigors of rockcrawling around Manny's hometown of Deming, New Mexico. New spring hangers were then added to accommodate the Alcan YJ springs fitted with Orbit Eye bushings for unhindered flex. The springs were slung over the axles and the shackles for the front suspension were relocated aft of the springs and under the frame. A traction bar was added to the rear suspension to limit axlewrap with the spring-over. Custom upper shock mounts are used up front in conjunction with long-travel Rancho RS5000 shocks, while no shocks have yet found their way under the back of the CJ-5. The new suspension stretches the front axle forward 4 inches and the rear axle back 6 inches with relocated spring hangers. The resulting 94-inch wheelbase accommodates 36-inch Super Swamper IROKs mounted on Mickey Thompson Classic Lock wheels. The wheels are a streetlock design, so Manny removed the stock rings and had wider, thicker rings CNC cut to protect the bead of the wheels.
The drivetrain is where things really begin to get interesting. The stock AMC 304 V-8 was retained. Howell throttle-body fuel injection now sits atop the Edelbrock Performer intake manifold and a Performance Distributors DUI ignition keeps it running smooth. The AMC engine is mated to an SM465 ripped from a Chevy pickup and mated with an Advance Adapters bellhousing and Centerforce clutch. The transmission's 12-inch length and 6.55:1 First gear make it an excellent choice for the short-wheelbase CJ-5. The short length allowed Manny to use a Klune-V underdrive between the transmission and the factory Dana 20 transfer case, which has been fitted with 3.15:1 Tera Low gears, twin sticks, and an Advance Adapters heavy-duty output shaft. "I thought that the transfer case gears would make the crawl ratio low enough," Alvarez admitted. "But it wasn't, so I added the Klune-V." The drivetrain sits atop custom crossmembers and provides an astounding 376:1 crawl ratio that offers enough control for the most technical of rockcrawling.
All that torque is routed through a 12-inch-long CV-equipped Tom Wood rear driveshaft to a Ford 9-inch rear axle. The 9-inch is fitted with 4.56 gears, an ARB Air Locker, 31-spline axle shafts, and Moser disc brakes. Manny says that the next step is to shave the bottom of the 9-inch for more ground clearance. Up front, he is running an axle from a Toyota mini-truck. The Toyota axle is light and offers great ground clearance on the trail. "Most of the guys that I wheel with drive Toyotas," Manny noted. "So it made sense to use parts that they had available and were familiar with." It is also plenty strong with the addition of 30-spline Longfield chromoly axles, 4.56 gears, and an ARB Air Locker. The Toy axle housing has been reinforced with knuckle gussets, a truss, and differential armor from Marlin Crawler. It's steered by a Saginaw power steering box on a reinforced frame mount. From there a 3/16-inch-wall 1026 DOM drag link and tie rod fitted with 3/4-inch rod ends connect to 4x4Labs steering arms that put the tie rod behind the axle and out of harm's way.
Body and Interior
One of the most appealing aspects of this CJ-5 is that it still looks like a CJ-5. No tube fenders and no comp cut rear corners. There are no flares on the Jeep, but it does have custom 11/2-inch DOM rock rails and diamond plate side protection that Manny added when he stretched the wheelbase. The front of the Jeep has a Champion 10,000-pound winch that hasn't ever had the cable spooled out and a chrome grille that was on the Jeep when Manny bought it. Out back he welded up the tailgate, added late model taillights, and built a bumper and spare tire carrier out of 2x3-inch and 2x2-inch box tubing. With the tailgate welded shut, there is no need for the spare tire carrier to swing open, eliminating any annoying rattles.
There is no need for a tailgate on this CJ-5 anyway, as the rear seat abuts the back of the tub. Under the rear seat, a custom 23-gallon fuel tank was added to create clearance for the stretched wheelbase. Up front, Corbeau Ultra seats and four-point harnesses are used for comfort and safety. A custom six-point roll cage constructed of 2-inch DOM tubing provides further safety. Between the seats, a cool .44 Magnum shifter rows the SM465, while a Pioneer head unit adorns the otherwise stock dash and feeds the Sony Xplod speakers mounted above the rear wheelwells.
Good, Bad, and What's It For
Just like the rest of us, Manny still has a "to do" list for his Jeep. The brackets on the front bumper were added for a tow bar, but they kill the approach angle. They will be removed, along with the bottom of the 9-inch housing for more ground clearance. Getting hung up is about the only thing that can stop this Jeep, since it has enough gearing to crawl up any obstacle the tires can reach. The mix of Ford, Chevy, Jeep, and Toyota parts works incredibly well on the rocks, yet the Jeep is still docile enough to drive down the freeway.
Why I Featured It
I saw Manny's CJ-5 at the '09 Chile Challenge, surrounded by TJs with comp cut corners and tube fenders. I like that his Jeep retains the original CJ-5 body lines, plus it has a unique drivetrain that works incredibly well while remaining affordable and lightweight. Couple this with the fact that Manny is a really nice guy and there, you have yourself a feature.Harry Wagner
Hard Facts
Vehicle: '73 CJ-5
Engine: AMC 304 V-8
Transmission: GM SM465
Transfer Case: Klune-V and Dana 20
Suspension: Alcan YJ leaf springs
Axles: Toyota 8-inch (front), Ford 9-inch (rear)
Wheels: 15x10 Mickey Thompson Classic Lock
Tires: 36x13.50-15 Interco Super Swamper IROKs
Built For: Technical rockcrawling


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CONFUSION at the heart of the legislation drawn up to create Scotland's national police force has prompted both the new chief constable and the new police authority chairman to seek additional legal advice at the public's expense, it emerged yesterday.
Stephen House, Scotland's most senior police officer, warned Holyrood's justice committee that he believed there was a "gobsmacking major problem with the legislation".
Among areas of concern are human resources and finance workers, with unresolved questions over who is responsible for hundreds of support staff.
Yesterday, Mr House and Vic Emery, the chairman of the Scottish Police Authority, both told MSPs that they had sought legal advice to clarify issues.
Christine Grahame, committee convener, gave the men one week to disclose what legal advice they received.
Mr Emery, whose authority will hold the national force to account, said information sought should be viewed "holistically", alongside legal advice given to the Scottish Government, before the bill is published. However, the Scottish Government has refused to disclose its legal advice, saying it does not reveal when it has sought legal opinion.
Mr House and Mr Emery told the committee that the budget and employment of civilian staff would be a matter for the authority, while operational direction of those workers would fall to the chief constable.
However, Mr House told the committee this was not clear.
"I did get legal advice after a conversation with the lead lawyer [at Strathclyde Police], who alerted me to concerns about the Act," he said.
"He did not believe it allowed the authority to delegate to me control over support staff, which is clearly a gobsmacking major problem with the legislation."
Mr Emery also sought guidance on the bill. "The act is prescriptive in some areas, permissive in others," he said. "I sanctioned my own legal advice.
"It is legally privileged. I'm happy to provide it but on a holistic basis. I would not want the legal advice I got taken out of context."
Police Scotland comes into force in April next year, taking over responsibility from eight regional forces.
David O'Connor, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents, added: "The argument that the authority can deliver services such as human resources and finance is dangerous and unsustainable.
"There needs to be a decision made and clarity brought to this matter by the Scottish Parliament, as it is in the interest of policing and also the wider public interest."
The Scottish Government insisted the legislation creating a single force was clear. A spokeswoman said: "All staff will transfer to the Scottish Police Authority, and all police staff will be under the direction and control of the chief constable of the Police Service of Scotland."

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Military personnel and delegates from more than 30 African nations along with representatives from North America, Europe and other international organizations gathered on the parade grounds of the Zambian Army Headquarters, Aug. 7, in Lusaka, Zambia, in an opening ceremony to signify the beginning of Exercise Africa Endeavor 2013.
Africa Endeavor is U.S. Africa Command's annual 10-day communications exercise that focuses on information sharing and interoperability between African nations.
"The purpose of this exercise is to contribute to the capacity and capability of African nations to work together," said Mark C. Storella, U.S. Ambassador to Zambia.
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Retired Zambian Brig. Gen. Wilson Tembo, who served as the Zambian delegation chief during Africa Endeavor 2012, stressed that the emphasis from an African standpoint during the exercise is to ensure that Africans take charge and that the U.S. personnel share and support.
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Islamabad, Pakistan, 19 November 2005 - His Highness the Aga Khan, Chairman of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), has made a three-year, $50-million commitment for the AKDN to support rehabilitation, socio-economic development, and earthquake-preparedness in areas of the North West Frontier Province and Azad Jammu and Kashmir affected by the 8 October shock. The announcement was made today by Prince Amyn Aga Khan, brother of His Highness, at an international donor conference, convened by the Government of Pakistan, and attended by President Pervez Musharraf, Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, and high level delegations from multilateral agencies and more than 56 countries.
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- Education in land planning, training in seismic-resistant construction, disaster preparedness, and the development of civil society expertise and capacities to improve planning for urban and rural communities, all to optimise the rebuilding of the habitat and to help mitigate the impact of future earthquakes.
- Community mobilisation for rehabilitation and socio-economic development.
- Training, including in-service training, of health and education professionals to serve remote and isolated mountain communities.
- Technical advice and longer-term support for safer and more efficient aerial access to the affected region, including the improvement of the quality of air transport infrastructure, such as helicopter landing pads, approach guidance systems, refuelling bases and maps.
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"Sadly, earthquakes are inevitable in these high-mountain areas and we must ensure that in rebuilding, we draw upon international best practices to assist communities to plan and construct in better ways than previously, and also to mitigate the effects of any future shocks," the Aga Khan said in a statement.
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The commitment announced today is in addition to the $500,000 donation earlier made by His Highness the Aga Khan to the government of Pakistan for immediate emergency relief following the 8 October earthquake.
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Managed by the Aga Khan Foundation's helicopter wing, four AKDN helicopters, two of which have been deployed to Pakistan from their base in Central Asia, have carried out more than 650 sorties, carrying more than 500 MT of relief and medical cargo, over 3,500 passengers (including villagers requiring evacuation and relocation, government officials, army personnel, aid workers, medical staff, and international diplomatic officials), and more than 1,100 casualties.
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DES MOINES – A federal district court judge in Des Moines has entered a consent decree resolving an age discrimination lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) against the City of Boone, Iowa, the federal agency announced today.
The EEOC had charged that the city violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) by hiring a 25-year-old with little relevant experience as municipal infraction officer instead of Larry Cook, a 62-year-old with extensive construction, electronics and communications experience. The EEOC filed suit (EEOC v. City of Boone, Iowa, Civil Action No. 04:10-cv-00233) in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Iowa on May 24, 2010, after first trying to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process.
The decree entered by U.S. District Judge Robert W. Pratt yesterday, June 29, prohibits future discrimination and provides that the city will pay Cook $65,000. The city will also train its managers and supervisors regarding employers' obligations and the rights of job applicants under the ADEA.
"Older workers, who have given so much for so long to our American economy, don't lose the right to earn a living because of their age," said John C. Hendrickson, regional attorney of the EEOC's Chicago District Office, which is responsible for EEOC litigation in Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota.
The case was litigated by Senior Trial Attorney Dennis R. McBride of the EEOC's Milwaukee Area Office. McBride said, "More than ever, it is important for the EEOC to protect older workers and to shatter the myth that younger always means better. We appreciate the city's willingness to provide relief for Mr. Cook and to ensure that discrimination does not recur there."
The City of Boone, which is about 15 miles west of Ames and 30 miles northwest of Des Moines, had a population of 12,478 as of 2009.
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information is available on the EEOC's web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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This week i went to the Constable and Hodgkin at Tate Briain and then the drawing room at the British Museum (my favourite rooms - always great stuff there - Rembrandt drawings/etchings, early french drawings and Avigdor Arikha drawings).
the Constables were a real revelation. In particular, the sketches showing a genuine link between what appears to be choc box landscapes and the roots of impressionism. The sketches are often as exciting (if not more so) then the finished pieces. Maybe I am being parochial but the 4 versions of Hadleigh Castle are worth the admission alone.
the Hodgkin was more difficult to judge - it seems to me that when he gets it right he is exceptionally moving but when it goes wrong he is no better than a sixth former experimenting wth abstraction - really evident in the last room.
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I would never have thought he'd be able to transcend into jazz drumming. When I first met him, he was an overzealous punk drummer who couldn't keep time (though to his benefit, he was usually only off a split second). That being said, we had a lot of fun in our day, and still do. We were close enough friends for my mother to think at one point we were bisexual lovers, and I still sometimes wonder if I should have cleared that up properly with my mother.
Today, he's grown into a fine, dread-locked young man who unfortunately will not be filling the void of talented local drummers here, and only because he's flying to New York.
The reason why it's important for me to mention him today is because, as with most friends that go overseas either to study, work or find a girlfriend, I don't really know if I'll ever see him again. The thing I find increasingly fascinating about Singapore is that it somewhat reflects that old Hotel California cliche: when you start thinking for yourself, you realise you've checked in, but you'll always want to leave (cue guitar solo).
I had the same feeling when my wife (before she was my wife) left for Canada. It helped that I had gotten over my fear of computers and ICQ was in its prime during that period, but when someone in your life, whether it be someone close or just a mere acquaintance, decides to partake in a semi-permanent life in a land far, far away (herein defined as anything that takes more than 4 hours to get to by plane), there's always a niggling feeling in you that they might actually not think of coming home at all, ever.
It's almost like someone is dying, except you'll probably still get to talk on MSN Messenger once in a while after the person goes.
My wife also mentioned last night that going overseas for an extended period of time can really change a person. She says when one makes that step into the big world and starts to discover what it is really like, one of two things can happen; you either get into the swing of things and assimilate into a new lifestyle that is required of your environment, or you get culture shock and lock yourself up in your room. Either way, you become cynical, jaded, and lose that childlike innocence that everybody likes about you. I'm not sure if that's gonna happen to this guy, but these days, I'm not sure about a lot of things. I'm cynical that way.
That being said, he is already making changes to his persona in preparation for the Big Apple. He's got dental work done, and contact lenses; after all, jazz drummers from New York don't wear braces, and all that flaying around with sticks and metal plates means spectacles are also out of the question. He's never thought of using, much less buying, a laptop, and last night he asked for advice on buying a Mac, which he somewhat regretted after remembering what I wrote about the topic of advice. And in the days of the little drummer boy and me in school, I'd almost always pay for his lunch because he was mostly broke. Last night he paid for dinner.
I never like admitting I fear change, but I do feel another chapter of my life being relegated into the already-read pages of a book I won't get a chance to read again.
There is probably a chance we'll meet again. He still owes me a copy of the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Omnibus I lent him in school, not to mention a bunch of CDs I've long since forgotten about.
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But I wonder what the seller of this car was thinking listing this beauty on a site that also has a link to "Casual Encounters," because my first response was, "What the hell is this doing here?"
This 2011 Jaguar XJL Supercharged is a gorgeous Celestial Black model with an ivory interior. It's a fantastically awesome car in its own right. What makes this one very special is that it's one of 50 Neiman Marcus edition ones, originally released in the Fall 2010 in that exclusive Celestial Black paint. These XJLs got 20-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control and slabs of matte-finish Zebrano wood. And this one's on Craigslist.
Santa Barbara has some pretty ritzy zip codes, so there has to be a taker for this 470-horsepower piece of supercharged awesomeness out there. But would someone willing to drop nearly $85,000 on a used Jag be looking on Craigslist first? Why not just paint "For Sale By Owner" on the side windows and park it on the main drag?


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I once confessed to a member of the Guardian Football Weekly team that I hate flying so much, it takes episodes of their podcast to take my mind from thoughts of imminent death during flights. If you're reading this Bob Holness, Fiona Bruce or any of the other hosts of Call My Bluff - that's actually TRUE. So a trip to Belgium on the Eurostar - which exchanges the faffery and nervousness of flying with relative luxury - will always be placed next to a big tick in my book.
In recent years, fans of Forest Green Rovers have bonded handsomely with those of Royal Antwerp. It's a love-in that has blossomed through this blog. Past European Football Weekends have been frequented by both sets of fans, and now those fans go and see each others games on a fairly regular basis. This was one of those trips; EFW is a advocate of both clubs, so we went to join them. Brighton, Lewes, West Ham, Barnet, Whitley Bay, and Swindon fans were also on-board. One big happy Royal Family.
What's two hours on a train through a tunnel between friends when you have Stuart Fuller from the Ball is Round trying to explain the classic 2004/05 Malaga teams 3-1-3-1-2 formation using empty beer cans as props? We were pulling into Antwerp's majestic train station quicker than you can say 'quizzical looks all round'.
We headed straight to the nearest Irish pub (come again? - Ed.). Yep, we broke one of the oldest rules in the EFW handbook; Page 7, section 3 clearly stipulates that Irish pubs should only be frequented on Irish soil. Personally, I couldn't give a mouse-sized shit about the English national football team - other opinions are available - but they were playing Wales and a few of the lads fancied watching it.
We moved on straight away after the game to a belting pub called The Great Old (Royal Antwerp's nickname) opposite the stadium. This pub used to be a hangout for the hooligans connected with the club, but times have changed and now it's most welcoming. Great beer too.
I simply adore The Bosuilstadion. It was built in 1923 and rather looks as though it hasn't had any work done to it since. If you look up 'Old Skool' in the dictionary, then you'll see a photo of Royal Antwerp's stadium printed underneath. On talking to a few fans though, and John Chapman - a journalist who used to cover the club - plans are afoot for a new stadium in the city. And Royal Antwerp want to share it with their bitter rivals Germinal Beerschot. Beerschot - they'll lose the Germinal bit of their name next season - want a 70/30 share of any profits in the new place, Antwerp of course fancy it should be 50/50. The plot thickens....
Royal Antwerp have now been allowed to get involved in buying players again. This was blocked previously as they couldn't give necessary financial assurances to the league. However, the situation is still pretty grim. It's very complex - as always - but the club is still heavily in debt. There's an ongoing battle with one Tony Gram who leant Antwerp some money and got nasty when the loan was not repaid. Word is, Eddy Wauters ended up paying from his own pocket. There was also a deal where the club sold the stadium and grounds - at a knock-down price in order to keep going.
Eddy Wauters, who he? Well, he lived in the US for 12 months in 1957 (when in his early twenties) and he played for New York Hakoah. They won the league that year and Wauters celebrated by taking the team out on an open top bus with Marilyn Monroe on-board. As you do. Anyway, he went on to manage The Great Old, and now he's the Chairman. Talking of The Great Old - he is 77.
See, I didn't just sit about drinking all day and singing songs. I did find out a bit of background for you in between the ale. And we had plentiful amounts of that. They say travel expands the mind.; any trip to Antwerp certainly expands your waistline. It doesn't take a Ph.D to work out that a day at the football with a group of like-minded lads will end up in the pub. After the game which the home side came from behind to win 2-1, we headed for the bar at the stadium - which again, is magnificent, danced to Neil Diamond, met some of the players, went back on the pitch, emptied the club shop, you know - usual gubbins.
After that it was into town. Evidently, if you're in a pub in Antwerp and fancy drinking, it'll stay open until whatever time you like. Good new for having the time of your life. Bad news if the clocks go forward and you fancy getting up the next morning to watch a Belgian Division 4 game without feeling like death warmed up.
Berchem Sport 1-1 Racing Mechelen (27:03:11)
A bit of a fancy breakfast - boiled eggs and soldiers since you ask - and a bucket full of coffee later and we were on our way to Berchem Sport v Racing Mechelen just one stop on the train back into Brussels. It turned out to be a perfect pit-stop. The sun was officially beating down, the beers started to flow again, colour returned to our cheeks and a very nice lady sold us a special commemorative match-day program with a free CD of club songs for €2. They also gave away club umbrellas in the club *cough* megastore for every €15 spent. Quite handy when it was hotter than Greece.
Racing Mechelen have a fearsome reputation for football hooligans. Happily, today their fans weren't up for any bother. They gave their team great backing, lit flares, added a riot of colour to the day and were very welcome visitors. 1500 of them turned up, 300 of whom arrived by train. We know this because at games of football in Belgium you have very obvious plain-clothed policemen who appear to know every single fan by name. They dish out information and seem to be well respected.
The game ended up 1-1. In truth, the quality of football on offer wasn't too much different to the previous night at Antwerp. It's not tremendous, but match tickets are cheap and it really is a pleasant way to spend a Sunday afternoon. So, Berchem Sport and their manager Bert Selleslags can be quite happy with their performance in the Ludo Coeckstadion. Are those names funny? They made us giggle. And as for Racing, they will be promoted to Division Three next weekend all being well.
The train home was marred by myself hosting a podcast. Stuart Fuller and Andy Hudson from Gannin' Away batted away the questions. I hope this broadcast never sees the day of light. I can assure you Barry Glendenning and James Richardson are safe in their Football Weekly jobs. Anyway, it was a good laugh. European Football Weekends always are. You should try one someday.
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The four fire fighters inside the truck walked away uninjured, and 7News says even the occupants of the burning building escaped injury despite this delay in their rescue.


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Social Media for the Wise Genealogist" course through NIGS that I blogged about previously. While so far I'm finding the course a bit more basic than I would have liked, it's certainly an excellent course for people that haven't quite embraced new technology because they didn't think that they needed to, or because they were afraid to.
What I'm also finding while taking this course, is that despite the fact it's about social media, I see in fellow students' posts that they are still fighting it. I don't blame them for that. It took me quite some time (and convincing by friends) to even join Facebook, let alone begin blogging! One of our recent assignments was to post our experiences with Message Boards if we've used them and if we haven't, to poke around some surname boards and relay our findings. Do we think that they are useful in our research? I was shocked to see how many posts there were about how worthless message boards are! I began wondering if maybe they just weren't being used properly, and I posted my assignment suggesting just that, with some helpful hints, which I will go into more detail here.
We're bloggers or blog followers here, so it's most likely that we've all figured out how to use an RSS feed and some form of aggregator, i.e. - Google Reader, to read them through. That was also one of the first bits of reading covered in our class. I most commonly use Ancestry.com message boards, so that is what I will be referring to here. We all know that we can go to Ancestry Message Boards and search for information on a relative, hoping to find something. If we don't, sure we may think that the message boards were useless, but did you post a message to the board requesting the information or are you merely hoping to glean information from posts others have made? Don't be afraid to post! It may take awhile to get a response, but you won't get a response if you don't post anything! With a mentality like that there'd be no posting going on at all!
If you find a post with information that you may be interested in and you post a follow-up to it, what's next? If you check back you may get some information in your inbox, but what if you missed something in your initial search? Why not subscribe to the posts from that message board? If anyone posts to it, the information will be sent to your RSS aggregator and you'll be able to skim through it to see if it may pertain to you! You never know...perhaps someone looking for that common ancestor won't find your post in their search and they create a new one. If you've subscribed, you will see that new post and be able to contact them!
Keep your email address up to date on Ancestry as well! Have you ever come across a post that was made 10 years ago (or more)? They're still worth responding too, particularly if that person is still at that email or updated their profile. If someone responds directly to the post you made, you'll receive an email notification!
The message boards are free. You just need to know how to manage them so that you can use them to their fullest potential. I haven't covered every way this can be done, but I've touched on what I find easiest for me. I can't begin to count how many distant cousins I've met through Ancestry Message Boards. It didn't happen all at once, but it did happen and I've broken through some pretty big brick walls using them (always verifying information, of course!). If they haven't worked for you yet, don't disregard them. Think of how best to use them and give them time!


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Crows Nest: Allen and Unwin, 2012. Octavo, paperback, colour photographs. Armed with rudimentary Spanish, dangerous levels of curiosity and a record of poor judgement, Allison set off to tackle whatever South America could throw at him. Getting involved with conservation projects as well as seeking out the wildest and rarest..... More


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Steve Sidwell
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Hugo Rodallega
Off:Dimitar Berbatov
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Damien Duff
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Giorgos Karagounis
Off:Derek Boateng
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Adel Taarabt
Off:Ashkan Dejagah
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Pajtim Kasami
Off:Bryan Ruiz
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Chris David
Off:Steve Sidwell
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:John Arne Riise
Off:Kieran Richardson
Gabriel Paletta
Assist by Antonio Cassano
Nicola Sansone
Assist by Gianni Munari
Jaime Valdés Card was given for a foul
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Marco Marchionni
Off:Raman Chibsah
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Gianni Munari
Off:Jonathan Biabiany
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Djamel Mesbah
Off:Yohan Benalouane
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
On:Nicola Sansone
Player was substituted for tactical reasons
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Two second-half goals saw Fulham fall to a 2-1 defeat in our final pre-season game against Parma at Craven Cottage on Saturday.
We started well with Steve Sidwell's thunderbolt strike putting us ahead in the first 10 minutes, but a scrappy second half saw Gabriel Paletta head home an equaliser. Substitute Nicola Sansone was then on hand to head home an 86th minute winner from close range after a deep cross was nodded back across goal by Gianni Munari.
Both sides began with good chances as Richardson's through ball to Na Bangna was cut out as Paletta came across to clear with a sliding tackle. Parma then went close inside the first five minutes as the ball was floated over and Amauri's header was diverted away from goal by a great leap from Hughes inside his own six-yard box.
Fulham kept up the early pressure and were rewarded with an incredible strike from Steve Sidwell. The midfielder turned a tackle in the middle of the pitch, charged forward and unleashed an unstoppable shot into the top corner past goalkeeper Antonio Mirante from fully 35 yards.
Buoyed by the goal, Berbatov controlled a long ball well and combined with Na Bangna, but the pair were just kept out by some resolute defending. Fulham had some fight to them as well as Richardson crashed into a tackle with Rosi that left the Italian on the floor, but our left-back with the ball.
Na Bangna then had a chance to double our lead in the 17th minute when a ball over the top into the area saw him find space and cut inside. As his marker, Rosi, slipped the young winger's curled shot was well gathered by Mirante.
Up the other end, Parma could have found a way back into the game but Amauri's cushioned header was not controlled well by Jonathan Biabiany as he raced into the box and the chance was cleared. Amauri then had the ball in the net on 23 minutes as he poked home from close range with Maarten Stekelenburg beaten, but the flag was raised for offside.
Fulham continued to find space up front and Berbatov's ball down the right released Dejagah. The Iran international's cross was low and hard, evading Bryan Ruiz, and Sidwell was unable to follow up the near post. The midfielder's dink over the top then almost found Berbatov, but Mirante was able to come and gather before our striker reached it.
The Italian side were still threatening in bursts and a good cross found the head of defender Yohan Benalouane, but he glanced it just past the post. Then Marco Parolo almost levelled the scores in the same way as Sidwell – a 30 yard hammer smashed against the crossbar in the 31st minute and bounced down, just failing to cross the line with Stekelenburg beaten.
As the half-time break came into view, a deep cross just evaded the diving Berbatov and Benalouane went on a charging run from his own half that was cut out by a combination of Aaron Hughes and Brede Hangeland. Parma were almost gifted an equaliser as a short pass out of defence was cut out by Amauri but Derek Boateng's heroic block in the box saved a certain goal as we went into the break 1-0 up.
Manager Martin Jol brought on Hugo Rodallega for Berbatov but it was Parma who started brighter as Richardson was forced to head clear from under his own bar early on. Fulham's sub immediately almost reached a wayward backpass by Paletta but Mirante was just able to claim it before he arrived.
After Sidwell's heroics of the first half, every time the midfielder reached the ball the crowd would urge him to shoot, but his volley flew well over the bar when he connected well from a poor Parma clearance in the 52nd minute. Parolo tried to mimic his long-range effort from earlier, but it was deflected over the bar.
From the resulting corner, however, Parma were level. A long ball found Parolo on the edge of the box and he dinked it back over to Cassano. The forward's deep cross found the far post and the onrushing Paletta crashed a header past Stekelenburg to equalise.
A raft of substitutions occurred in the 63rd minute as Parma brought on four players and Adel Taarabt made his debut, coming on for Dejagah, while Giorgos Karagounis arrived for Derek Boateng.
Karagounis immediately made an impact as he forced Jaime Valdes into a crude tackle which earned him a yellow card. A long ball then saw Bryan Ruiz fouled on the edge of the box as Parma tried to exert their physical presence but Taarabt's effort hit the wall.
Taarabt's burst then saw the new signing cut down outside the box by Paletta and another free-kick chance came. This time it was Ruiz, but his effort dipped narrowly over the bar.
In the 76th minute, substitute Stefano Okaka (a former Fulham player) missed a glorious chance as Djamel Mesbah swung in a cross but the striker's header was off target from six yards out. On came Pajtim Kasami for Bryan Ruiz for the final quarter and the Switzerland forward came close to netting the winner as he almost got on the end of a fizzed cross from substitute Chris David in the 84th minute.
However, Fulham were made to pay for not taking advantage of their chances as, a couple of minutes later, a deep cross found the extra man and Gianni Munari headed back across goal to the waiting Nicola Sansone to head home from close range.
As the seconds ticked away, John Arne Riise burst down the left and provided a good low cross, but Kasami's effort on goal was saved well at the near post. Taarabt showed some great skill to cut inside his man in the final minute and burst into the box, but Parma's defence closed in on him to ensure they left SW6 with the win.
Competition: Friendly
Date: Saturday 10 August 2013
Kick-off: 3:00pm
Venue: Craven Cottage, London
Attendance: 9,786
Line-up: Stekelenburg; Riether, Hughes, Hangeland, Richardson (John Arne Riise 79'); Dejagah (Taarabt 63'), Derek Boateng (Karagounis 63'), Sidwell (David 79'), Mesca (Duff 56'); Ruiz (Kasami 76'); Berbatov (Rodallega 45')
Unused substitutes: Stockdale, Senderos, Frei
Manager: Martin Jol
Line-up: Mirante; Rosi, Paletta, Benalouane (Mesbah 63'), Felipe; Chibsah (Marchionni 45'), Valdés (Morrone 70'), Parolo, Biabiany (Munari 63'); Cassano (Okaka 63'), Amauri (Sansone 63')
Unused substitutes: Pavarini, Bajza, Cassani, Lucarelli, Pedro Mendes, Palladino


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No. No it cannot.
dOvetastic Microwave Theater takes a brand-new Nintendo 3DS out of its box, turns it on, sets the camera on, and places it in a microwave oven for nearly 100 minutes of fiery melting fun. The system fritzes out almost immediately, and the rest is all smoke and fire, signifying nothing.
Unless of course you're someone that wanted a 3DS at launch but couldn't afford one. Then this guy here is your mortal enemy.


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MARYSVILLE — The moribund Ebey Slough waterfront in Marysville should be revived with a mix of homes, shops and recreational opportunities, city officials have determined.
What they don't know is how to turn that vision into reality.
Marysville has hired four consultants to consider the potential for the waterfront, including the former Geddes Marina property, and advise city officials on how to spark the transformation.
The consulting group is scheduled to discuss ideas with city officials at a public meeting Jan. 23.
A plan adopted by the City Council in 2009 proposes a mix of residences, retail and walking trails for the waterfront. "We want to know how to implement this as quickly as possible," city administrator Gloria Hirashima said.
Right now, other than the marina and Ebey Waterfront Park, the slough in the downtown area is lined with former industrial property that hasn't been used in years.
The city is paying a combined $34,000 for the four consultants to come up with recommendations, she said. Each consultant has a different area of expertise, Hirashima said.
They are Dave Leland of the Leland Consulting Group in Portland; Paul Sorenson of BST Associates in Kenmore; John Owen of Makers in Seattle; and Carol Mayer-Reed of Mayer/Reed in Portland.
As part of their study, they're talking to local developers about economic potential for the area, Hirashima said.
A specific question facing the city is what to do with the former Geddes Marina property.
The marina operated from 1947 to 2010 in an obscure inlet between Highway 529 and I-5. Owners Ed and Susan Geddes sold the 5-acre property to the city for $1.9 million in 2010.
Boats were moored in the inlet as far back as the late 1800s. About 30 boathouses remained at the marina at the time of the sale. Many of the structures were old and weathered, and the city has been tearing them out as the tenants' leases expire, Hirashima said. Only a few remain.
The consultants have given early indications they don't think a new marina at the location would be profitable, Hirashima said.
City Councilman Jeff Vaughan, who is also mayor pro tem, thinks a marina could work.
"I think if it's done right that's a possibility," he said.
Still, he likes the mixed-use approach.
"With the access to the water, I can see a lot of uses," such as kayak and bicycle rentals, he said.
The plan on the books envisions a walking path that would connect downtown Marysville to the Qwuloolt estuary. A project is underway to restore formerly diked-off farmland along Ebey Slough to its natural state.
On a longer-term, grander scale, the city's plan encourages redevelopment of the area currently occupied by the Marysville Town Center mall that includes J.C. Penney, Albertsons and several other businesses.
A stream aptly named Lost Creek runs underneath the mall and to Ebey Slough through a pipe, and it's hoped part or all of the creek can eventually be opened to daylight, Vaughan said.
"We want to at least look at things like that, things that make people want to get out and look around," Vaughan said. "Right now there's a lot of asphalt there."
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Carrier Launches Home Comfort Website Focused on Consumer Education and Product Information
Carrier has introduced a new Home Comfort website to educate consumers about home comfort, indoor air quality and Carrier's extensive portfolio of heating and cooling systems. The re-designed, consumer-friendly destination utilizes advanced website design, videos, and interactive tools and is located on Carrier.com under the Home Comfort link (www.carrier.com/homecomfort/en/us). Carrier, the world's leader in high technology heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions, is a part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).
"The new Home Comfort site experience builds upon Carrier's heritage of innovation, sustainability and leadership in heating and air conditioning," said Kim Haymaker, manager, residential advertising and website, Carrier. "It showcases Carrier's market-leading products and solutions for residential customers, brought to life through relevant, engaging content. An extensive tool set points consumers to information to help them choose the systems and support to meet their home comfort needs."
The user experience includes intuitive, streamlined navigation for quick and easy use. Rich content is paired with relevant tools to assist consumers before, during and after their purchase. Education and awareness of new product offerings is available through vehicles such as the Infinity® section of the site, which is designed to be viewed clearly on computers, smart phones and tablets. Detailed product documentation is just a mouse click away using the robust search function and a new product finder tool customizes recommendations based on the user's location and specific needs. Other options, such as product comparisons, can help users make home comfort choices that are right for them.
The Home Comfort site is designed to appeal to consumers of all knowledge levels by keeping "industry jargon" to a minimum, allowing customers to be entertained and educated at the same time.
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Google PageRank: Still Relevant After All These YearsBlog Post: June 14, 2011
I'm pretty much one of the newest members here, so I'm digging deep and getting to some of these older posts. That said, I had never even heard of mozrank until just a few weeks ago. PR was the only metric I had to look at for the past 6 months. Looking at my crappy PR0 while I worked on our SEO was pretty sad when My main competition is PR5 and above. I'm thankful that PR was around because at least it helped me figure out who was doing what. Now that I'm half way educated, I realize that my niche is full of JUNK! I must admit that our SEO is a little junky too because I mostly emulated my competition. Unlike my competition, I refuse to let anything look, read, appear to be spammy. Now I'm starting to close in on some top 10 keywords. Anyhow, I was delighted to find our site had jumped from PR0 to PR4. As crappy as that probably appears to most people, I'm proud of it. I still use PR as my first measurement of a competitor or some page I'm trying to analyze. In short, I loved your post and fully believe you are correct. I think PR is just a little teaser peephole into the inner workings of google. I'm still going to keep peeking whenever I get the urge.


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ETS5 Features
ETS5 is the newest generation of ETS and thus the direct successor of ETS4. In comparison to ETS4 a lot of improvements are introduced in ETS5, here is a small subset of the new and improved ETS functions:
IT System Environment
Repository no longer based on a
database server
ETS4 installations were quite cumbersome because of:
- The actual Setup size: download time
- The OS prerequisites for server applications
- Conflicts with pre-installed 3 rd
party server applications
Solution: ETS5 uses plain XML
files instead of a dedicated database engine in order to store project and
product data.
- Improved import, export and data access performance
- Simplified ETS Setup
- Simplified data backup and
- No conflicts with 3rd party software
Setup, operating systems & discontinued features
- ETS Setup supports the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows7 SP1 x32/x64, Microsoft Windows 8 x32/x64, Server 2008 R2 SP1 x64, Server 2012 x64
- The setup size has been reduced by ~ 50%
- The Falcon runtime setup is no longer separated from ETS
- ETS5 can be installed in parallel with ETS4 and/or ETS3
- ETS5 supports Proxy Authentication, this is important for online ETS updates
- RS232 support discontinued
x32/x64 Mode
- ETS5 is a native 64bit application
- ETS5 can however be installed (with the same setup) and used on 32bit system as well
- 64bit applications and thus
ETS5 have the possibility to allocate more than 4GB of RAM if required
- Important: running 32bit ETS Apps and 32bit Plugins in ETS5, requires the ETS Compatibility Mode App to be activated; this App is automatically pre-installed and pre-licensed after installing ETS5.
User Interface
With ETS5 the usability of the software has been improved again, in order to make its workflow even more efficient.
Style guide
Since ETS is a Windows-based application, its style guide is linked to Microsoft Windows 8. By applying the same 'flat style' for ETS, more workspace has been created and at the same time workspace views have been optimized.
Tab, Project Tab & Quick Actions
ETS5 no longer requires a 'Database' tab, 'Project' tab and a 'Quick Actions' section, resulting in again more space and hence a better structured main page!
All features of the ETS 'Online Catalog' App and the ETS 'Product Finder' have been integrated into the ETS 'Catalog'. The ETS 'Online Catalog' App functionality and data portfolio has moreover been extended with direct product insertion into projects, with manuals, extra zip files, etc.
Project & Project Wizard
ETS5 offers the possibility to reuse results of previous work. Project creation as well as the 'project wizard' has therefore been embedded in the 'Projects' area and the project details can be retrieved by zoom & pan in, like on a tablet!
Tired of having multiple windows open in order to link devices? With ETS5 this is finally a thing of the past! Group Addresses can now also be placed in the building view. Thanks to this, only one panel is required to make links, remarkably increasing user space. Consequently, linking Group Objects with Group Addresses via drag & drop can now be realized in the same panel, speeding up project design. On top of that, at any time 'functions' can be logically assigned to 'devices'.
- Embedded Diagnostics Wizard:
- tree & list view based on the topology view
o All diagnostic functions available via the tree view (left side)
o Results are put in the list view (right side)
- Integrated "BUS" tab
- Can also be used without project
- Embedded Reports panel
- Where feasible, modal dialogs have been removed
Core interface
New ETS App SDK for DCA Apps
DCA: Device
Configuration Apps. With this new concept, product plugins can be embedded (as
extra product tab) and are then no longer floating in the ETS user interface.
The advantages are:
- Easy installation
- Easy
update: the DCA update system is the same as for ETS (online)
- Uniformity: the DCA design style is the same as for ETS (W8)
ETS App SDK for Monitor Apps
With the ETS Monitor Apps it is possible to decode telegrams according to your specific needs.
DPT Decoder
The ETS Group Monitor supports decoding of Datapoint Types; e.g. day of week - see screenshot - can be viewed (i.e. telegram received from the bus) or set (i.e. telegram to send on the bus) as readable text.
Falcon 3.0
KNX System
RF S‑Mode
ETS5 supports also RF devices, in addition to the already supported TP, PL and IP devices. I.e. it is possible to assign Group Addresses to Group Objects between RF devices, but also between e.g. TP and RF devices. For the latter obviously new Line Couplers types have been introduced: TP/RF and IP/RF in order to link RF devices with TP devices and IP devices respectively. Please note that a dedicated Domain Address must be used per RF line.
Long Frame Support
- Advantage: improved download performance
- ETS5 uses an algorithm to calculate the optimal frame length.
- The optimal frame length values
are stored as part of the ETS project settings (per device and for each coupler).
- For legacy reasons, it is possible to switch off the frame length optimization.
Model 2.0
ETS5 supports the so called 'Coupler Model 2.0' model, the basis for the newly introduced TP/RF line coupler. This new coupler model will also constitute the basis for possible additional system extensions in the future.
- IP Routing Diagnostic Functions (e.g. KNXnet/IP device discovery)
- Online update concept for KNX interfaces
- Extra monitor columns: IA, Name, Description
- Indication of current consumption (mA) per TP line
- More keyboard short cuts
- Group Address export & import including 'Descriptions'
- Import possible while the 'database' is still open
- DPT assignment per Group Address (no longer only per Group Object)
- Dynamic Folders: additional possibility to also filter according to Group Object properties (e.g. flags)
- Domain main lines (X.0) are no longer displayed à most users simply deleted them anyway
- 'Rooms' can now have 'Cabinets'
- Search/Replace with '*' and '?' + replacement within a selection only
- Group Address linking: ETS5 only offers the 'compatible' Group Objects (no longer the entire list)


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Unlockable - The Napalm Gun + Unlock it's upgrade ability
To get the Napalm Gun, all you have to do is complete the first level WITHOUT SHOOTING ANYTHING EXECPT THE BOSS OF THE LEVEL. However, you DO have to complete one more task before it stays with you for the whole game: you MUST complete level 2 WITHOUT DYING. If you can complete level 2 without dying, the congratulate yourself on a job well done; you now have the most powerful weapon in the game. I have recently learned that you can also unlock the ability to upgrade the Napalm Gun. Clear the second level WITHOT HITTING or SHOOTING ANYHTING execpt the boss. If you can accomplish this difficult task, you can now upgrade the Napalm Gun. At Level 3 the fireballs bounce off walls.
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Could humans be losing control of their cars?
In the view of state Senator Alex Padilla, D-Los Angeles, that may be a good thing.
He arrived at the Capitol Thursday in a Prius engineered by Google to be self-driving. It's not science-fiction. Proof, Padilla said, that this technology "is coming, much sooner rather than later."
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News from around the country and around the globe
Padilla has introduced a bill, SB 1298, which directs the CHP to develop safety guidelines for testing and operation of autonomous automobiles.
Gearheads of the world, take note. In car-crazy California, Padilla says he wants the state to get ahead of the curve when it comes to this new breed of driver-less car. He says he took the Prius for a spin to the airport.
"It was smooth. It probably drove better than we would have driven," Padilla said.
"It never gets distracted, it never gets drunk. It's a much better driver than I am," Anthony Levandowski, Google product manager, said as he stood by the test vehicle.
The car uses an array of sensors, laser scanners, cameras, and radar to keep track of its surroundings. Google's been working on the project for at least ten years, but admits it still has no idea when it could be marketed or what the cost would be.
Padilla wants the state to be ready and is a believer.
"Autonomous vehicles have the potential to significantly reduce traffic fatalities and improve safety on our roads and highways," Padilla said.
That's assuming the technology is reliable. You wouldn't want to have to re-boot the system while traveling 65 miles per hour.
And then there's the question of whether drivers want to surrender their autonomy to a computer. Sure, driving is simply a chore for some.
But, hey, i like to drive. I enjoy the sense of control in maneuvering through traffic or along winding roads. Surrendering the driver's seat to Google? I'm not sure my Mustang GT would be quite the same in the hands of a computer chip.
Padilla's bill has yet to be assigned a committee hearing.
Let us know what you think. Comment below, send us your thoughts via Twitter @PropZero or add your comment to our Facebook page.


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Shenoah Allen says he always wanted to be president when he grew up, but "I never took any steps toward becoming president."
Instead, the Albuquerque native became a comedian. His running mate: comedic partner Mark Chavez, with whom he travels the world as the duo The Pajama Men.
"We didn't get into comedy because we wanted to be funny," Chavez says. "We liked comedy because that's where our personalities took us. It's an easier way to be ourselves."
Apparently, these men have multiple personalities: Their approximately 70-minute The Last Stand to Reason has each actor playing several roles. It's not exactly a play and it's not exactly stand-up. The Pajama Men sit somewhere in between, with Last Stand telling the story of a murder mystery aboard a train and no props, no sets and no costume changes.
Last Stand may be their best show yet. Or, at least, it's the one that's earned the duo the most attention, including a five-star shout-out in the London Times and mad props at the Edinburgh International Festival—the most acclaimed comedy festival in the known universe.
So, how do they do it? How do they continuously come up with hilarious performances year after year and keep what they're doing onstage fresh every night?
"We come up with the structure and then just remember where we're headed next," Allen says. "We leave it open to improv because we like the spontaneity of that and we like to keep it alive."
Chavez adds, "When you have a blank canvas, everything is just way too broad; anything can happen, which is a great freedom. But once you start confining yourself, giving yourself problems to solve, writing becomes a lot more fun. It becomes a puzzle."
The life they bring to the stage has led to numerous awards around the world, from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival's Barry Award to the Best of the Fest at Time Out Sydney Comedy Awards. But forget the Australians for a second; coming home is special.
"It's good to do it here, it's fun," Allen says. "It's safer in a way because our friends are here. It feels different as we go from place to place." Allen says it takes a little while to get the comedic timing of a country and an audience.
Though they live their lives on the road, traveling to festivals and performing around the world, Allen has been back in the duo's hometown for most of the summer, with a few quick jaunts here and there, so they'll be primed and ready for a New Mexico audience. When the Alibi spoke to the two by phone last week, Allen in Albuquerque and Chavez in Vancouver, both were excited to be back working on new material.
Maybe it's because they've been professionally making people laugh together here for more than 10 years. Chavez says they began as high school students doing video announcements in the morning. From there, they realized they had chemistry together and joined an improv group.
Allen's emphasis is a little different. In his version, the announcements were still there, but he notes that the two got in a bit of trouble together, taking credit for being the more reckless and mouthy of the two.
Whatever it is, the two work together beautifully. "We need each other to write," Allen says. "When I sit down on my own to write something, it's OK; but sitting down with Mark, I come up with things I'd never come up with on my own in front of the computer."
Though they've performed The Last Stand to Reason more than 100 times since writing it, Chavez says it's been a few months since the last performance, so there's still room for the unexpected, for both actors and audience. "If we do the show perfectly, it's worse," Allen says, "But if we mess it up, it causes us to go off on tangents and discover new things."
Since the boys will only be performing in Albuquerque for one night, there's not a lot opportunity to find out what they'll find onstage. But the audience is sure to uncover a funny bone they didn't know could be tickled so well.