 nice color, I'm just not happy with it.
This fender is VERY close.
This fender is the closer of the two rear.
A shot in profile, the body line on the top is good but not great. I'm trying to work on it.
It's hard to see the grill with the bumper on the car.
Another shot of the bumper cover up.
It looks to be shaping up to a nice water cooled sleeper. I still need to do more work on it, but with 1 fender down and the roof very close. It's coming along.
It's coming together nice Mikey. How long before you squirt some color on it?
I think it looks great. I can't wait to see it painted... and road tested.
Man, thats looking real nice!! Keep on it...
Dave, I hope to have it ready in a few months.
Oasis, you and me both.
Wrench, I'm going to keep putting as much time as I can into it. I have a good momentum going and good motivation.
man, it's been so long since i came to see your car that you might not even remember me. a lot's changed since then! now that the semester's over i might swing by and check out your progress.
Yo villain, 'da fender action is still the crippy-crip.
That reminds me, I got some updating to do. My car changed colors a couple of weeks ago...Thomas J. Latino, Esq.
The deadline has come and gone. At 5pm Eastern Standard Time, yesterday, December 1st, 2008 the case of Berg v. Obama reached a seminal moment. Yesterday was the deadline for the Obama legal team to file their response to the Berg Petition for a Writ of Certiorari. There was nothing. According to the Supreme Court's docket for the case nothing was filed overnight. Mr. Obama has done what hasn't been done before, he has made history twice, Mr. Obama has blatantly ignored a request from the Supreme Court of the United States�our highest and most revered legal institution; Mr. Obama, quiet frankly has thumbed his nose at the highest court in our land.
Being an attorney, I know full well that Rule 11 of the United States Supreme Court does not specifically dictate a Respondent file a reply brief "unless specifically ordered by the Court"�and to be fair we have no evidence to show that Mr. Obama was indeed ordered by the Court to produce such a reply. However, it is out of sheer reverence and respect for the institution, if not to underscore the merits of your case and the lacking of your opponents' that almost ALL Respondents file some sort of reply with the court. Mr. Obama's actions yesterday reek of a type of arrogance that even I as an attorney never displayed to any court nor have I ever witnessed such flippant behavior during my legal career.
This is not some low level circuit court; this is the United States Supreme Court. Why would the Obama legal team find it necessary to work so diligently in the Federal Court in Pennsylvania filing Motions to Dismiss and Protective Orders and not even file a Waiver of Rights with the Supreme Court? One can surmise two logical possible explanations for Mr. Obama's strategy: (1) Mr. Obama is putting all his chips on the hopes that 4 justices will view Mr. Berg's petition as laughable and deny his Petition for the Writ and (2) Refer to #1.
Dublin should have marathons more often!
It's not just that there's a great buzz about the city with all the 1000's of people taking to the streets; loads of the city centre has been closed to traffic and it feels strange and great being able to wander about the middle of the roads and look at the buildings from a new angle. Loving it! I'm sorry now I didn't train to take part but I kind of got caught up in Bepe's excitement. He went off this morning all kitted out and I told him I'd make soup this evening. (note to self: either learn how to make soup or preopen and dispose of cans so that I can at least pretend to have made soup.
Bizarrely, when I was out earlier, I saw George, from the National Library. I darted off in case he recognised me. I can't believe I left him a note that time. I don't know what I saw in him! Plus, he had a large spot on his nose. Too many health drinks training for the marathon, perhaps. Pah.
Hallow'een is closing in fast! Can't wait. As well as the party, some of the bars are having "best costume" competitions which might be fun. I seriously can't afford to buy something so if anyone's got any ideas for something home made and impressive (and cheap) please let me know!
Dublin Marathon is a great Dublin institution at this stage. I saw a guy on the TV who had run in all 30 Dublin Marathons!
He must have been well into his 60s but there wasn't a bother on him!
I am planning to run it next year. I have 2 friends who did it this year. So I am emboldened!Highly energetic, motivated, fast learner, strong attention to detail, good communicator, and thirst in civil engineering advancements.
A great coordinator and motivator with a proven ability to lead students towards goal realisation.
Escorted the success of a few orphan kids in their board examinations by providing proper guidance and motivation towards their goal.
An Ex-Basilian, who was a bottom line average student, who had never expected himself to be a Researcher at the age of 21.
A Civil Engineering Graduate, Member of American Society Of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and presently pursuing Advanced Construction Management at NICMAR, Pune.
Achieved several prizes in different sports (table-tennis, carom, chess, badminton, football and cricket) at different levels including, School level, District level, State level, Zonal level and University level.- Qualified Several Competitive examinations but dropped admissions (including UPTU-B.Tech. + B.Arch., AIEEE-B.Arch., National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA), different other engineering entrances of several top line private Institutions).
Achieved Third prize in open National level competition, “Hypothetical Presentation on Innovative Idea”, in B.Tech. First year, Conducted by G.D. Goenka World Institute of Technology and Management (GDGWI), Sohna, Gurgaon; affiliated to Lanchester University, United Kingdom.
Achieved the “Best Idea” title for my work, “Practically Acquired Learning Sciences (PALS)”, for the project, “Designing New Learning Environment (DNLE)”, from Prof. Paul Kim, Asst. Dean, Stanford University, California, in B.Tech. First year.
Organized Zonal level, Bridge Design – Fabrication – Testing Competition in B.Tech. Second year as the only coordinator of the whole event which was a huge success.
Worked voluntarily as a founder member and President of a newly formed NGO, “Social Empowerment Society”, that presently deals with providing basic requirements to the children living in an Orphanage, “AANCHAL CHHAYA” situated in Bhagola, Haryana. (April, 2014 to Present).
Miles to go yet….Is the Kassay Frenzy Fading?
A Phillips de Pury another Jacob Kassay sold well above the estimate range last night and there are more silver works to sell later this week. The vigilant will notice that although the works exceed their estimates by a healthy margin, the final purchase price of $206k last night was substantially lower than the high point achieved early on this year of $290k.
Shortly after Lindsay Pollock pointed out the feeding frenzy around Kassay, the prices peaked and now have moderated. To be sure, $206,500 is a lot of money for a young artist with small body of work but the competition for works is clearly easing as each new buyer is satisfied and removed the market.
 How boring. What kind of bully does that to a 26-year-old?” Kassay asks.
Update: The first of the two diptychs on offer this week sold for $104,500 at Phillips day sale today establishing a new price point in between the rapidly appreciating 14 x 10 paintings and the 48 x 36 works.
Imagine being born without arms and legs, how he could live a normal happy life. He just no ability to dance, to run, to hold, to feel with his fingertips or even to hug his loved ones. What a tragic!
Throughout his childhood, he constantly questioned why he was different than all the other kids surrounding him; why he was the one born without legs and arms. He struggled with loneliness and depression.
He wondered what the purpose behind his life was. He then started to realize how God loved him so much in the past and gave him a vision to be a motivational speaker to encourage multitude of people in a religious and moving way. Nick said, " I found the purpose of my existence and also the purpose of my circumstance".
He has since traveled around the world speaking to millions of people, giving them inspiration, courage, and the hope he’s always dreamed of. “If God can use a man without arms and legs to be His hands and feet, then He will certainly use any willing heart!”
A visitor at a school for the disabled was writing questions on the board for the children. Soon he wrote this sentence