More cool stuff from the meet where Sik Creations debuted their cars.

and I can’t wait to hear what you think of this, I think the cut down windshield sells it

(190:  Cruising in the convertible.)

As you might have been able to tell from yesterday’s post, I’m bored.  Or burnt out.  Either way, I need to shake things up a little so I went searching for prompts to inspire me.  This photo is based on the prompt “speed” and I don’t remember where I found the prompt as I tried several different things before settling on this one.

This photo was taken during our sabbatical adventures in 2007 while cruising around in the convertible with the top down on some back roads in Pennsylvania.  It reminds me of warm summer days, earthy smells, and the feel of the wind on my face and in my hair.

I played around with the photo in Photoshop, ultimately “posterizing” it.  I did several other things but I Photoshop the way I cook:  without a recipe.  I realize that’s a bad idea to most people as it means I can’t duplicate it.  That’s the beauty of it to me — the uniqueness.

I risked my camera more than a few times when we had the convertible.  At some point whenever the top was down (and I wasn’t driving), I’d hold the camera up in the air, above windshield level, and just snap away to see what I’d come up with.  Most of the time I’d capture the hood of the car, but occasionally I managed to point it straight out and capture some of the sensation of speed (as much as you can in the stillness of a photo).

Back in September we decided that our time with the convertible was over.  We traded it in on a new-to-us used car that is more suitable for grandparents and long drives.  The convertible was fun, but it had also acquired quite a bit of mileage and some rust from living in an area prone to snow and ice and salted roads.  It was time to trade it in while we could still get a decent return on it.

Every now and then, when the weather is nice, I miss the convertible.  But I do kind of like the comfort and quietness of our new car when it comes to long car trips.  I hope that doesn’t mean I’m getting old…

I have always been in favor of having something above my head. That’s why I don’t understand convertibles; not only is there nothing above your head but also your air conditioner doesn’t really work because natural air keeps blowing in your face. I like my air to come from gas powered engines or a hookers breath.

Celebrities also love roofs, that’s why many of them sell roofs in their spare time. Roofs do so much for us I can totally understand their love of roofs. Roofs cover us and if you think children in China are roofs then roofs are also responsible for most forms of toy production. Celebrities love to stand and be seen and when they stand on a roof more people get to see them and notice how they too have human skin. Roofs are also in many famous movie scenes such as…um…the titanic? Whatever, roofs make famous people more famous and that’s why celebrities try and own as many roofs as possible. It’s a simple algebraic equation; people are only as valuable as the number of roofs they stand on and the amount of money they put in their bank account.

Another great thing about roofs is that roof rhymes with doof, and not very many things rhyme with doof. Celebrities like words that rhyme with doof, I have never been able to figure out why but it has something to do with makeup and not making sense during television interviews.

I also love roofs because if you have one then I know not to make fun of you for being homeless. I am very good at making fun of homeless people; I am so good at making fun of homeless people that they often are unable to think of a witty reply and that has nothing to do with the fact that they don’t have lips.

So I also like roofs famous celebrities, come find me and we’ll pee off of some of our favorite roofs onto the shoulders of homeless families

“Jesus Christ is a name, not a swear word.”

This fat-stacked headline was red-lettered boldly on the back of the semi that I cannot help but assume was trying to introduce me to the aforementioned Christ Himself in person, by way of steamrolling my puny convertible to smithereens as I was being forced onto the California Freeway last week.

Perhaps the publicly reproachful driver felt, as he muttered words of encouragement to himself, foiled in his efforts to separate my soul from my body, that perhaps I was a pro-choice supporter, and he could feel sure that another in The Crusade might tag me later – and I’d plummet downward, instead.

“Jesus! That was close!” I said to my beautiful assistant, Lacey, my passenger.

Although the driver could not hear – he was, by then, far ahead of me, blowing the doors off California’s law against truckers driving faster than 55 mph – it DID give me some satisfaction to say it.

The trucker DOES make a point, however, that I’ll wager he himself is too ignorant to know he’s making.

Words – particularly names – have enormous power.

Take my own. You might as well. There are an awful lot of Elizabeths out there.

So many, in fact, Elizabeth Stone wrote a Lives column in the New York Times Magazine about an online gathering of Elizabeths in May, 1999 – an article which obviously caught my eye – and I, obviously not being shy, wrote the New York Times to tell them, and they, obviously tickled by my response, even published it.*

[READ THE LETTER AT THE END OF THIS POST.]

(So: on my tombstone, or in my obituary, someone PLEASE mention that I was at least ONE time published in The Grey Lady?** Thank you. Much obliged.)

To carry on:

Unlike the many Liz, Lizzie, Bess, Libby, Bitsy, Bette, Betsy (the Elizabeth who birthed me is one), Belle, Beth, Bettina, Eliza, Lisa, Liza, Tibby, and the list goes on ad infinitum, I myself prefer: “Elizabeth,” the anglicized form of the original Hebrew name “Elisheva,” meaning “my G-d is an oath.”

What “my G-d is an oath” means, though, I’m not sure.

People, when I introduce myself, nearly always try to be kind of smooth, and say: “So… do you go by ‘Elizabeth,’ or…” Then they trail off, sort of expecting me to fill in one of the above nicknames.

(Sometimes, though, they just insert the horrid “Liz.” Which is not horrid, of course, on some people. Just horrid on ME.)

Which means I have to jump in quickly with: “Yes, ‘Elizabeth.’ It’s a few more syllables, but I’m worth it.”

(Actually? My good friends, and even my oldest daughter, call me “Tish,” a nickname I got dubbed with by someone whom I love with all my heart – but that’s another story.)

I’d often heard rumors that medics, in efforts to revive someone, will call their name, but I’d dismissed it until I’d reluctantly found myself headed to the Emergency Room with yet ANOTHER concussion (I’ve been told that if I were a pro athlete, I’d be forced into retirement.)

Promptly, and to the extreme embarrassment of everyone – except, of course, me – I dropped like a stone, right at the nurses’ check-in station, galvanizing everyone into action.

Although I recall little of the actual dive downward, I DO remember two things:

A sharp pain in my chest where a cruel nurse helpfully twisted my skin sharply to revive me – which, although it certainly focused my attention, even THAT didn’t pull me out of the fog I was in – until I heard the nurse ask one of my kids: “What’s her name?”

Naturally, in standard kid-fashion, I heard the kids go: “What?”

As if the nurse has asked instead:

“What is the cosine derivative of x minus the square root of pi?”

“Her NAME,” the nurse asked again. “What is her NAME?”

“Oh,” they said. “Elizabeth.”

In their defense, I think they had to stop for a moment and remember my name isn’t actually MOM.

When the nurse started barking “Elizabeth! Elizabeth!” in that demanding sort of way, it really DID pull me back. Sort of the same way your own grownups do when you’re a kid and you get the call from your bed: “Get up! The bus will be here any minute.”

Calling my name brought me back from Neverland in the oddest sort of way that confirmed the rumor: it turned out to be a sort of Dr. Jekyll experiment on my own self that left me with a “Dang! It’s TRUE!” feeling, wondering what ELSE I’d heard that might ALSO be true.

Jesus Christ! There’s a whole world of weirdness out there to discover!

Hopefully, though, I won’t have to get concussed or run over to find them all out.

# # #

* Where Everybody Knew My Name

Published: Sunday, May 30, 1999

Elizabeth Stone’s Lives column (May 9) on the on-line gathering of Elizabeths reflected perfectly the trend for small groups to coalesce on the Internet based on hobbies, interests or random commonalities like names. The Internet, vast as it is, seems to spark a small-town quilting-bee longing in many users.

Of course, there was another reason Stone’s column caught my attention. I’m also an Elizabeth. Maybe I’ll send her an E-mail.

Elizabeth Bushey
Middletown, N.Y.

** “The Grey Lady” is the nickname journalists have for the prestigious, much-revered New York Times.

Florence 4-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer in White Review

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• Manufacturer Suggested Age: 1 Month and Up
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• Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean With a Dry Cloth
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• Dimensions: Height: 43.0 “; Width: 31.1 “; Depth: 71.65 “
• Product Weight: 83.6 Lb.
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With an increasing number of holiday festivities being held in the home this year, we’re all looking for creative and cost effective ways to spruce up our table settings and create a look that will impress our guests. When it comes to setting your Thanksgiving table, options for the adventurous host are limitless. What are the hottest trends for you to bring to your table this year? Here are a few ideas that will take your Thanksgiving table from ordinary to extraordinary:

Color, Texture and Mix – Match:

In table linens and accessories, this year we are seeing rich, saturated colours. We are also seeing a lot of texture and the mixing and matching of patterns with solids. There are a lot of options out there to do something warm and inviting.

Color Trends

Warm tones have always been popular for Fall and that continues with some of the biggest trends in colour combinations this year. Some of those include:
- Deep Spice and Aubergine with muted Gold accents – Dark Chocolate with Blues and Gray accents – Olive Green, Aubergine and softer greens as accents – Dark Chocolate, Taupe and Natural

Tabletop Decor

- Use things that you already have in your home – pull out your 3 or 4 of your favourite vases of different heights. Use complementary colors of fresh flowers for a simple and stunning arrangement. Fill three or four vases and/or glass bowls with different colors and sizes of ornaments, fruits, leaves – anything with color and texture that will create visual excitement.

- Your guests are all unique – why not celebrate their individuality? Use different patterns and/or colors of napkin rings that match their unique personalities. Are they simple or sophisticated? Fun or formal? Unpredictable or conservative? Show them you care with a little customization to complement your table linens.

- Candles are always a dramatic and cost effective way to make a statement – use votives at each place setting with a name card and emphasize beautiful table linens for a classy and simple look. Or go more dramatic and cluster your favourite candle sticks of varying heights and looks as a centerpiece. Use colors that complement or match your dishes, glasses and table linens.

- Nothing brings subtle sophistication to your table like a well-selected runner. Use one the length of the table plus 12 inches to hang over the edge (usually a 90″ or longer) as the perfect centerpiece. If you are using a solid tablecloth or placemats, make sure to jazz it up with a festive pattern. If you have a patterned look already, use a vibrant solid runner that picks up on one of the colors in your runner.

- Use 2 napkins instead of one with a napkin ring. With a solid napkin inside, and a more decorative napkin on the outside.

When setting your table, just remember: do what feels right for the mood. A casual gathering calls for a relaxed setting. A formal meal should feel that way at the table. Either way, it doesn’t take much to elevate your in-home dining experience. Replacing an old tablecloth with something fresh an exciting, and adding a few simple table accessories can go a long way to impressing your guests. It’s that time of year when family gatherings abound and everyone spends countless hours congregating around the dinner table. With the hours spent preparing the perfect meal, make sure you don’t forget to finish it off with the perfect setting.

2010 Nissan 370Z Touring Roadster in Monterey Blue with Black Leather at Victoria Nissan in Victoria, Texas

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332 horsepower 3.7L V-6 in the 2010 Nissan 370Z Touring Roadster

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Nissan Z - Heritage, Performance, Style

Victoria Nissan in Victoria, Texas has secured an extra 370Z Touring Roadster from one of our fellow dealers. The Monterey Blue looks great on this Z, and is a great contrast to the black leather seats (which are heated and air conditioned).  You’ll also enjoy the audiophile BOSE audio system, and XM radio.  Here are the complete specs on this hard to find convertible -

2010 Nissan 370Z Touring Roadster in Monterey Blue with Black Leather with the following optional equipment:

• 7-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode, paddle shifters, and downshift rev-matching
• Splash Guards
• Floor Mats
• Carpeted Trunk Mat
• Illuminated Kick Plates

Featured Touring Roadster Equipment:

Ventilated leather-appointed power heated and cooling seats  Digital Bose® audio system with 8 speakers, including 2 subwoofers 
 XM® Satellite Radio [1]  Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System
 HomeLink® Universal Transceiver  Auto-dimming rearview mirror
 Aluminum-trimmed pedals  

Mechanical:
 VQ37VHR – 3.7-liter DOHC 24-valve V6 aluminum-alloy engine  332 hp @ 7,000 rpm
 270 lb-ft @ 5,200 rpm  Bore and stroke – 95.5 x 86.0
 Compression ratio – 11:1  Maximum engine speed – 7,500 rpm
 Emissions – Tier 2-Bin 5 (Fed); LEV2-ULEV (CA)  Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control System (CVTCS) with Variable Valve Event and Lift (VVEL) on intake valves
 Twin-intake system  Nissan Direct Ignition System
 Iridium-tipped spark plugs  Electronic drive-by-wire throttle
 Longitudinally mid-mounted front engine/rear-wheel drive  Carbon-fiber composite driveshaft 
 Front: 2-link double-wishbone aluminum-alloy suspension with aluminum subframe
 Rear: 4-link aluminum-alloy suspension  Front and rear stabilizer bars
 3-point front strut tower brace  Ripple-control shock absorbers
 Vehicle-speed-sensitive power steering Power-assisted brakes – 12.6″ x 1.10″ vented front discs and 12.6″ x 0.63″ vented rear discs
 4-wheel Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)  Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD)
 Brake Assist  

Exterior:  
 18″ x 8.0″ (front) and 18″ x 9.0″ (rear) 5-spoke aluminum-alloy wheels  225/50WR18 (front) and 245/45WR18 (rear) Bridgestone® Potenza® high-performance tires
 High Intensity Discharge (HID) bi-functional xenon headlights  LED taillights
 LED illuminated Z® side marker emblems  Aluminum hood, doors and trunk
 Body-color dual power heated outside mirrors  Dual exhaust outlets with finishers
 One-touch trunk release  UV-reducing solar glass
 Power convertible soft-top with glass window  Rear glass wind deflector
 Power moving tonneau cover 

Interior:  
 Nissan Intelligent Key® with Push Button Ignition  Automatic Temperature Control (ATC) with in-cabin microfilter
 Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System  3-bay gauge cluster (oil temperature, voltmeter and digital clock)
 Fine Vision electroluminescent gauges with multi-function drive computer  Upshift indicator light (manual transmission only)
 Power windows with one-touch auto-up/down feature and auto-reverse  Partial-down window mechanism
 Power door locks with auto-locking feature  Remote keyless entry with rolling code protection
 Remote front windows down  Key-operated front windows up/down
 Illuminated steering-wheel-mounted cruise control  HomeLink® Universal Transceiver
 Retained accessory power and battery saver  Map lights
 Tilt steering column with integrated gauges  Variable intermittent windshield wipers
 Auto-dimming rearview mirror  Dual illuminated visor vanity mirrors
 Digital clock (in radio)  Two 12-volt power outlets
 Three cup holders  Dash-mounted storage (N/A with Nissan Navigation System)
 Lockable glove compartment  Parcel box (behind passenger’s seat)
 Parcel shelves (behind seats) 

Seating and Appointments : 
 Ventilated leather-appointed sport seats  8-way adjustable driver’s seat
 4-way adjustable passenger’s bucket seat  Power front seats
 Climate-controlled seats (heated and cooled)  Driver-shaped bucket seat with thigh support
 Passenger-shaped bucket seat  Driver’s and passenger’s side knee support
 Synthetic suede door panel inserts  Leather-wrapped steering wheel
 Leather-wrapped shift knob  Leather-wrapped parking-brake lever
 Aluminum-trimmed pedals 

Audio:  
 Digital Bose® audio system with AM/FM/in-dash 6-CD changer  Eight speakers, including dual subwoofers
 XM® Satellite Radio [1]  MP3/WMA CD playback capability
 Auxiliary audio input jack [2]  Radio Data System (RDS)
 Illuminated steering wheel-mounted audio controls  

 Safety and Security:  
 Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (AABS) with dual-stage supplemental front air bags with seat belt and occupant-classification sensors [3]  Driver and passenger seat-mounted side-impact supplemental air bags [3]
 Door-mounted curtain side-impact supplemental air bags for occupants head protection [3]  Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) [4]
 Traction Control System (TCS)  Seat belts with pretensioners and load limiters
 3-point ALR/ELR passenger seat belt system  Active Head Restraints
 Energy-absorbing steering column  Zone Body construction with front and rear crumple zones
 High-strength side-door guard beams  Hood buckling creases
 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)  Nissan Vehicle Immobilizer System
 Vehicle Security System

All the above equipment and Victoria Nissan’s great service for only $43,170 plus taxes. Call Hutch Pine at 361-533-1205 with any questions on this vehicle. You can also email me at hpine@victorianissan.com

Victoria Nissan in Victoria, Texas, provides sales and service for new Nissan vehicles. Victoria Nissan also offers a great selection of pre-owned cars and trucks. In addition to new and used cars, Victoria Nissan also services all makes and models. Victoria Nissan is located in Victoria, but we offer a great selection of new and pre-owned vehicles to South Texas, including San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Corpus Christi, and McAllen metro areas. You can contact Victoria Nissan at 866-808-7765 or locally at 645-7045. You can also visit our online showroom at www.victorianissan.com or our blog at www.victorianissanblog.com.Victoria Nissan, 6003 N. Navarro, Victoria, Texas 77904

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My boss dropped the bomb on me on a Monday (two weeks ago) after a week long business trip in Guam, ‘go to Honolulu, Hawaii, now.’  The first reaction in my mind was, ‘Hell yes’.  But then I was reminded that I’ll be leaving my wife and young son, home alone, while I’ll be catching rays on the sunny island of Oahu.

As soon as I landed at Honolulu Int’l, my goal was to find the most ‘exciting’ car to rent within budget, a real low budget.  Even though my trip entailed tons of long work days, I thought I could at least reward myself with a car worth driving for those extended ‘breaks’ from the office or ‘long’ rides home.

After negotiating with my car rental agent for a Jeep Wrangler, I tripped over the ‘08 Eclipse Spyder GS.  The agent asked, ‘Do you like?’ I asked myself, hm…Canyon/Mtn/Coast runs in Hawaii with Jeep or Eclipse? Within seconds, I grabbed the keys to the Eclipse for what would be three days of inglorious driving…

I knew I could count on Gyro to help me find a course worth driving. He pointed me to this site, which maps out the best roads for scenic viewing and twisties.

My first mission:

On the eve of my first night, I found myself in Heaven.

I had no fear of falling rock/debris top down at midnight…

Day 2, I went back for more.

Day 3, even with rain on the horizon, a voice in the back of my head said, ‘drive.’

And the voice kept getting louder…

The course:

…my conclusion – with one hand gripping the top left corner of the windshield and my right hand on 1 o’clock for the most part of the trip, I was in heaven. Tantalus Road and Round Top Drive exceeded my expectations with hairpin turns, breathtaking views, glasstop asphalt, and narrow passages.

- Miss Ra

Hallo zusammen,

normalerweise ist es ja nicht die Art von diesem Blog über neue Hardware zu berichten, aber in diesem Fall muss ich einfach mal von meinem neuen Traum-Notebook, dem Acer 1820PT berichten, dass nun (endlich!) so langsam in die Shops dieses Internets wandert und vorbestellt werden kann mit einer angegebenen Lieferdauer von 2-3 Wochen

Was ist daran so toll? Nunja: Multitouch, Convertible, “echter” Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, Bluetooth – an sich alles was das Herz begehrt – und das noch zu einem “Netbookartigen” Preis von 600€. Ich warte sehr gespannt und werde es mir bei Erscheinen garantiert schnell zulegen

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Up for sale is a beautiful 99 Porsche Boxter, only 50k miles!!!, 5 spd, convertible with hard top, nice color combo, very fast and fun car to drive, 911 Carrera wheels and headlights, leather interior, cold A/C, register until 11/2010, Hid Xenon lights, title in hand, pictues don’t do any justice, first 9.9k takes it,or 9.5k without the hard top, please call 619-453-4247 salvage.

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Up for sale is a beautiful 03 Honda S2000, carbon fiber hood, AEM intake, very fast and reliable, key less entry,100k fwy miles, very clean inside and out, very fun car to drive, good on gas, handles great, ventilated rotors, HID Xenon headlights, electric top, great condition over all, first 7.7k takes it, please call 619-941-4040 salvage.

2010 Nissan 370Z Black Cherry with Wine Leather at Victoria Nissan - Left Rear

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Now in stock at Victoria Nissan.

This 2010 Nissan 370Z Touring Roadster in Black Cherry with Wine Leather has EVERY available option including:

• Black Cherry exterior
• 7-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode, paddle shifters, and downshift rev-matching
• Sport Package including Nissan Sport Brakes, Viscous Limited Slip Differential, 19″ Rays superlight alloy wheels with WR rated tired
• Navigation Package including Nissan’s Hard Drive Navigation System with XM Nav Traffic, XM Nav Weather, and Zagat restaurant reviews, 9.3 GB Music Box hard drive for digital music, and iPod compatible USB connectivity
• Splash Guards
• Floor Mats
• Carpeted Trunk Mat
• Illuminated Kick Plates

Questions or if you want to purchase please call Hutch Pine at Victoria Nissan – 361-533-1205, or email me at hpine@victorianissan.com

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