In the 1960s, the B&M Hydro was the transmission of choice for the SWO Willys as well as many of the other gasser teams. It wasn’t Del’s favorite, though. “I’m not a Hydramatic guy. We ran them back in the day, because that was the transmission to race. Everyone ran them until people started using the Chrysler TorqueFlites. But we had a lot of trouble with the Hydros. We lost races because of transmission problems.”

Thursday, February 28 is Pay-What-You-Can-With-A-Can. Pay any donation amount when you bring a non-perishable food item. February 28 & March 1-2, 15-16 at 7:30pm and Sundays, March 3 & 17 at 2:00pm.

The sale and distribution of meters and the design, test and pre-assembly of meter installations to gas transporters and contractors.

Spencer recommends an insulation minimum of R40 walls, R60 for the roof and R30 under the slab. His net-zero house has R60 walls and an R100 roof.

James West, an energy analyst for investment bank Evercore ISI, explained to Bloomberg how the industry was likely to spin the impending reductions in the oil and gas industry workforce.

Succulents are desert plants that store water in their leaves. We’ll create an open garden space in a tray with these thorn-less plants, while learning about plant adaptations. This program is for adults. Space is limited and registration is required. Registration begins Thursday, February 14th at 10am. Call 873-2842 to register. Presented by the Buffalo Botanical Gardens.

This report is segmented into key Regions North America, Japan, China, Europe, Southeast Asia & India with Production Development, Sales, and Regional Trade & Forecast.

While I was in London, Friston gave a talk at a quantitative trading firm. About 60 baby-faced stock traders were in attendance, rounding out the end of their workday. Friston described how the free energy principle could model curiosity in artificial agents. About 15 minutes in, he asked his listeners to raise a hand if they understood what he was saying. He counted only three hands, so he reversed the question: “Can you put your hand up if that was complete nonsense and you don’t know what I was talking about?” This time, a lot of people raised their hands, and I got the feeling that the rest were being polite. With 45 minutes left, Friston turned to the organizer of the talk and looked at him as if to say, What the hell? The manager stammered a bit before saying, “Everybody here’s smart.” Friston graciously agreed and finished his presentation.

Del built two different engine combinations for the Willys. One has a stock crank with steel billet Crower rods and 8:1 compression pistons. The other, his “quickest engine,” has 9:1 compression and aluminum rods. “I went to the aluminum rods so I could use a pinned rod bearing to keep the rod bearings in place. The steel rods had a tendency to tear the tangs off the ends of the rod caps. Pinned bearings eliminated that problem, but it means a trick crank situation. The crank is undersize 300-thousandths—that’s a lot—then resized to use Chevrolet main bearings. That’s a unique situation for an Olds to have that.”

When the weather settles, Aguilar will return to the wall outside La Chiquita Restaurant and repair the damage. He also plans to lay over a clear coat to help protect his painstaking work.

Join WNED-TV for special, free screenings of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor,” the 2018 award-winning documentary about Mister Fred Rogers. It’s Mister Rogers’ birthday and we want to celebrate with you! Watch this award-winning documentary about your favorite neighbor with your neighbors at Spire Theater & Banquet Facilities, 317 E. 3rd St. at 5:30 pm Wednesday, March 20. In the spirit of being good neighbors, donations of gently used sweaters are being accepted at the event. The sweaters will be cleaned by our friends at Colvin Cleaners and then donated to area shelters so your neighbors can be warmed by your kindness. So, dress in your favorite sweater, prepare for childhood nostalgia and abundant goodwill, and join us for this very special event!

Plus, Cowboy’s Saloon: American Bar & Grill, a popular Florida-based bar and grill, opened just last April at 8230 Northfield Blvd., and former Panzano executive chef Elise Wiggins will open her first solo restaurant later this year. That restaurant, called Cattivella — Italian for "naughty girl" — will feature wood-fired Italian food.