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  1950 Ford F-68 commercial body

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  1950 Ford F-68 commercial body

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  1950 Buick

  Project 365 -[ Day 33 ]- March 19th, 2011 Time 2:45 am Myon & Shane 54 -=[International Departures with Myon & Shane 54 Episode 68]=-?? HDR 1 PICTURE WITH 3 DIFFERENT EXPOSURES PROCESSED ON PHOTOMATIX...

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  1962 Ford Thunderbird

  As a kid, I absolutely adored going to the United States, not just for its wide open country, its giant boulevards, the California sun over the Golden Gate Bridge, nor for its beautiful snowy peaks in the Sierra...

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  1962 Ford Thunderbird

  As a kid, I absolutely adored going to the United States, not just for its wide open country, its giant boulevards, the California sun over the Golden Gate Bridge, nor for its beautiful snowy peaks in the Sierra...

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  1962 Ford Thunderbird

  As a kid, I absolutely adored going to the United States, not just for its wide open country, its giant boulevards, the California sun over the Golden Gate Bridge, nor for its beautiful snowy peaks in the Sierra...

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  1962 Ford Thunderbird

  As a kid, I absolutely adored going to the United States, not just for its wide open country, its giant boulevards, the California sun over the Golden Gate Bridge, nor for its beautiful snowy peaks in the Sierra...

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  16 Alexis HF1 (1959)

  Alexis HF1 (1959) Engine 1098cc Race Number 7 Duncan Rabagliati Alex Francis and partner Bill Harris began building trials cars in 1953 and in 1959 established Alexis racing cars, producing customer cars including a...

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  144 Ford F100 Pick Up 2nd generation (1953-56)

  Ford F100 Pick Up (1955) Engine 239cid (3914cc) Y block V8 FORD USA SET www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/sets/72157623789312836... The second generation of the Ford F series pick up trucks ran 1953-56 redesigned and...

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• Class vs. Culture: Reframing Political Struggle

  08/21/15, via CounterPunch

  In 1950, the United Auto Works (UAW) signed an unprecedented contract with General Motors and, eventually with Ford and Chrysler, known as the “Treaty of Detroit.” The contract guaranteed autoworkers In the wake of King's assassination, more then

• Real estate transactions July 27, 2015

  07/27/15, via Bradenton Herald

  $869,000 Killingsworth J Hubert, Killingsworth Loretta J to Kling Nancy, Kling Family Trust, Lot 22 Snead Island Estates, O.R. Book 02578 Page 1950, July 15. $775,000 Tarragon Ltd to $649,000 Carter Joan Darlene, Lach John J to Moore Joseph C

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  Living Veterans of World War II and Major League Baseball

  08/14/15, via Bleeding Yankee Blue (blog)

  Became one of American's favorite sportscasters, working for Yankees, Cardinals, and for NBC's Game of the Week and postseason broadcasts. Received Ford Frick Award, the broadcasting equivalent of Hall of Fame election. (While he broadcast for the 

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  A. Alfred Taubman, 91, Dies; Developer, Sotheby's Owner and Focus of Scandal

  04/20/15, via New York Times

  A. Alfred Taubman, an art collector and shopping-mall tycoon who sold Renoirs and root beer with equal panache and turned a sleepy Sotheby's auction house into a global power of art sales, but went to prison in a commission-fixing scandal involving its 

• Top 102 Movie Cars of All Time

  03/28/15, via Edmunds.com

  Need for Speed (2014) 2014 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 — This terrible movie featured loads of exotic cars, but much of the heavy stunt lifting was done by a squadron of Mustangs portraying a GT500. It's cheaper to wreck 74. Against All Odds (1984

• 101 incredible sports facts that will blow your mind

  04/23/15, via USA TODAY

  When the Americans defeated favorite England in the 1950 World Cup, the story goes that many newspapers around the world believed the 1-0 score to be a typo and instead printed that England won 10-1. 19. Only three active players are in the top 50 on

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  Elder L. Tom Perry — an 'uncommon' life of service and enthusiasm

  05/30/15, via Deseret News

  The First Presidency visits the home of Elder L. Tom Perry and Sister Barbara Perry on May 1, 2015. LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson, center, and his counselors in the First Presidency, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, left, and President Henry B

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Living Veterans of World War II and Major League Baseball - Bleeding Yankee Blue (blog)

August 14, 1945, 70 years ago today: V-J Day, Victory over Japan. Afraid of more nuclear devastation, Japan surrenders to the Allies, ending World War II. Every anniversary, the number of living World War II veterans becomes fewer and fewer. An 18-year-old kid who enlisted toward the end would now be 88 years old. As of today, there are 66 living men who bought fought in World War II and played in Major League Baseball. Here they are, with 5 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame, in bold. OF, signed by the Yankees but never played for them, playing mostly with the Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs from 1950 to 1953. * Vic Barnhart, born September 1, 1922, from Hagerstown, Maryland. SS & 3B, played 74 games with the 1944, '45 and '46 Pittsburgh Pirates. * Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra , born May 12, 1925, from St. Louis. C & OF, he is the last surviving member along with Bobby Brown (see below) of the 1947 and 1949 World Champion Yankees. Also won World Series in 1950, '51, '52, '53, '56, '58, '61 and '62 -- a record 10 rings. Also coach with World Champion Mets in '69 and Yankees in '77 and '78. Only man to manage both Yankees (1964) & Mets (1973) to Pennants. Is now the earliest living manager of a Pennant winner. * Cornelius "Neil" Berry, born January 11, 1922, from Kalamazoo,. Source: unclemikesmusings.blogspot.com

101 incredible sports facts that will blow your mind - USA TODAY

FTW combed through our extensive archives and scoured the Internet to come up with 101 sports facts that even die-hards fans probably did’t know, such as the attendance for Muhammad Ali’s first title fight to Michael Jordan’s minor-league... Jordan Spieth won $61,867 less at The Masters than Arnold Palmer won in his entire career. Bulls and White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf continued to pay Michael Jordan his reported $4 million basketball salary while he was experimenting with baseball. If Michael Phelps were a country, he’d rank No. 35 on the all-time Olympic gold medal list, ahead of 97 nations. Wilt Chamberlain didn’t win MVP the year he scored 50. 4 points and grabbed 22. 9 rebounds per game. The Buffalo Bills haven’t made the playoffs since Bill Clinton was president. When Michael Jordan averaged 37. 1 points per game in 1986-87, his Chicago Bulls were a sub. Venus Williams (7 Grand Slams) has been ranked No. 1 in the WTA rankings for 17 weeks, more than a full year less (56 weeks) less than Caroline Wozniacki (0 Grand Slams). If three-time Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw were to break Young’s record of 511 wins, he’d need to stay at his current pace for the next 41 years, until he were 68 years old. Source: ftw.usatoday.com

Elder L. Tom Perry — an 'uncommon' life of service and enthusiasm - Deseret News

Tom Perry, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who championed family values with a robust voice and cheerful optimism, died May 30, 2015, in his home from the effects of cancer. Elder Perry was called to be a member of the Quorum of the Twelve on April 6, 1974. He was third in leadership seniority in the quorum, behind LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson and President Boyd K. Packer, president of the Quorum of the... Elder Perry was well-loved by Latter-day Saints around the world because his personal touch was so memorable, said Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. “That warmth, that graciousness, the fact that he really did like people and he liked all the members of the church and appreciated them — I think that's how he'll be remembered,” Elder Cook said in a statement released by the church on Saturday. Elder Cook said Elder Perry’s witness of Jesus Christ would also be remembered: “Tom Perry bore a powerful witness of Jesus Christ. His death came a single day after a church spokesman said Elder Perry's thyroid cancer — found by doctors last month — had spread to his lungs and beyond and was terminal. "A month ago you'd have thought that Elder Perry would live forever," Mike Otterson, the church's managing director of public affairs, said Saturday. Elder Perry took the lessons he learned growing up on a farm in Logan, Utah, and applied them to a life of service toward his country, his church and his family — doing it all with hallmark enthusiasm. Source: www.deseretnews.com

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• Brophy Prep, Veritas Prep, Hamilton changing boys basketball coaches

  03/10/15, via azcentral.com

  Phoenix Brophy Prep, Chandler Hamilton and Phoenix Veritas Prep all are undergoing coaching changes since the boys basketball season ended. Tony Fuller said in an email that he was fired on Feb. 27 and replaced by his junior-varsity coach, Matt Hooten.

• Arizona coaching icons Gary Ernst, Jerry Conner still winning their way

  01/30/15, via azcentral.com

  Mountain View's Gary Ernst and Horizon's Jerry Conner have 95 years basketball coaching experience between them. And there is no slowing them down. azcentral sports Mesa Mountain View coach Gary Ernst took a team that was getting blown out in the summer by ...

• History of our Hysteria: How Indiana fell in love with basketball

  03/16/14, via Indianapolis Star

  "The Cradle of Basketball," it proudly boasts. It was here, on this very spot March 16, 1894 — 120 years ago — that a collection of young men from Crawfordsville and Lafayette first tried their hand at a new game.

• 1955 Ford F-100 vs.1950 Chevrolet Pickup - Gearhead Co-Workers

  02/19/13, via HOT ROD

  So Phil started to look at the local Craigslist ads and found a few ’53-56 Ford F-100s that looked amazing in the photos. The trouble was the trucks were a few hours away, but Phil and Joe were determined to find a rolling project. They headed out with a ...

• 1950 Ford F-1 - The Best Of Both Worlds

  05/25/11, via HOT ROD

  His brother had owned a 1950 Ford F-1 pickup for several years but lost interest in it. Brian bought the truck, but after a close inspection, it became apparent that it would take a level of expertise beyond his own to complete it. Luckily, his good friend ...