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La Pêche du Jour – Byblos
Lebanese fish restaurant on the beach
Location:Byblos, Mount Lebanon
Price:Between 25$ and 48$
Review by Souad
The restaurant is one of the many in Edde Sands resort. It has an internal lobby and a terrace right next to the beach. The decoration goes very well with the location.
Food is well prepared: mezze are delicious and nicely presented, grills are tender and tasty and fish are from the day's catch as the name of the restaurant implies. Since the restaurant stands to the freshness of its fish, it may run out of choice for diner. Prices are within average range, but the bill will easily get high if you order fish.
During weekends' evenings, la Pêche du Jour hosts nice musical performances. The ambiance is enjoyable, except when there are weddings or events in the neighboring venues, because all music is heard together from the restaurant.Write a Review
Fresh fish in addition to a traditional Lebanese menu
Suitable for vegetarians. Serves alcohol.
Good to know
Has a terrace. Recommended for large groups and friends.
In Eddé Sands, at the entrance of Byblos when coming from Beirut. It's well indicated when coming by the highway.
Call them
Phone Number: 09 54 66 66 or 03 99 76 88
Website: http://www.eddesandsresort.com/restaurant_la_peche_du_jour.html
Opening hours
7 days a week - All year long From 12:00 am till midnight, serving lunch and diner. From 7:00 am till 11: 00 am, serving breakfast
Get there
In Eddé Sands, at the entrance of Byblos when coming from Beirut. It's well indicated when coming by the highway.
See Also
Mhanna sur Mer - Amchit(43 votes)
Famous Lebanese Fish Restaurant in Amchit
Dar l'Azrak - Byblos(10 votes)
Lebanese and seafood restaurant in an exceptional location
Manuella - Maamelten(23 votes)
Famous Lebanese restaurant
Le Pasha sur Mer - Amshit(5 votes)
Sea Food on Amshit Old Port
Zess - Dbayeh(9 votes)
Lebanese restaurant on the seaside road
Kasr Fakhreddine - Broumana(3 votes)
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RESCUE ME – 10:00PM (FX) Okay, I've figured out this show. I mean, I've totally nailed it. Here is every episode of "Rescue Me": Tommy engages in verbal sparring with wife and/or kids about drinking. Cut to firehouse. Everyone at firehouse verbally spars with one another. Enter Tommy, who then verbally spars with everyone in the firehouse. Enter Tommy's mistress, who then verbally spars with him. Then cut to more verbal sparring with the wife, again about drinking. Then cut to Tommy contemplating drinking, and then drinking. Then, in the last five minutes of the episode, something dramatic happens. That's the formula. I'm not complaining, I swear. Every show has a formula. I just happened to have solved this one just now. ANTICIPATION: VERBAL SPARRING AND DRINKING!
LOUIE – 11:00PM (FX) Somehow, this show only feels like it's five minutes long. I mean that as a compliment, since it's so funny and different and wonderful. But I swear, I turn it on and BOOM! It's over! Just like that. We're already on the fifth episode of a 13-episode run. GAH! That's not enough! I need more Louie! ANTICIPATION: SHORT!
PRIMETIME: FAMILY SECRETS – 10:00PM (ABC) Tonight, ABC profiles a divorced couple forced to continue living together because they can't sell their house. Ouch. Did they do that thing where they put masking tape down the center of the floor and claim sides to the house? Because that would add a dash of levity to an otherwise horrible situation. ANTICIPATION: TESTY!
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Cinnamon Scones with Raspberry Butter
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Oh Mary what a pretty girlie post..With Valentine's right around the corner..Inspiring!ReplyDelete
Love scones..
I make a few kinds..I guess the lemon yogurt scones I make from a B and B we stayed at in Ontario would be my favorite for the memory of the weekend trip.
I sure wish I had one (maybe two) of these beautiful scones right now! The heart shape and pink icing just says "love" to me so hope your special love enjoyed them with you ;-)ReplyDelete
Those are some really pretty babies...would love one now with a cup of tea...so feminine! I do not get to see much pink here in this den of testosterone!:XReplyDelete
My favorite scone recipe is from America's Test Kitchen...their Cream Scone recipe...I make others but that has been my T & T for several years now...
Love your pics Mary as always!
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Gorgeous post .... each picture is delightful and I always enjoy a raspberry photo with the little whiskers/hairs, very nice.ReplyDelete
The scones and butter look delicious. But, my thoughts keep going back to what a glorious banner for your blog any of those pictures would make around Valentine's Day.
oh mary, i hate scones, they taste like lead to me, but if i saw this plate i would swoon! sooooooo pretty, every shot is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous as always, Mari.ReplyDelete
I love love love LOVE scones! On my website I've posted *five* different recipes for scones. To say which one is my favorite would be like declaring a favorite child LOL.
What a delicious looking desert! The berries look SO juicy, they would "pop" if I touch the screen!
I am a "Foody" of sorts and LOVE your blog site! I will be visiting often to enjoy the salivation LOL!
Beautiful - what a treat those must be!ReplyDelete
Mari, these are SO pretty! They look delicious, too.ReplyDelete
I haven't made scones in much too long...In my favorite recipe (from Gourmet magazine) you plump currants in earl grey tea so that you get a tiny bit of that flavor in the scone. The other recipe I've made flavors the scones with dried cranberries and Marsala. Oooh, I haven't made those in a long time. I'll do it soon and post the recipe.
You are inspiring me as always!
Oh my gosh, these look so beautiful (like everything you make!)!! That raspberry butter sounds delicious and a great idea. It would hve never occured to me to serve scones with a dip on the side. What a fun idea!ReplyDelete
So pretty !!!! I love spiced chocolate scones with streusel topping xoxox CLariceReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 10, 2009 at 12:55 PM
My favorite is raspberry! Not that I'd turn down any others :)ReplyDelete
Yours are perfect!
Fabulous scones!ReplyDelete
I love pumpkin scones!
These are little works of art, Mary, but that's what your food always looks like to me. My favorite scones have dried cherries and nuts.ReplyDelete
Your scones are lovely! I do love a flavored butter, so much more exciting!ReplyDelete
I love the shot at the bottom with the raspberry on top of the pattern . . . so delicately placed, and at first I thought maybe you'd done something super fancy with some raspberry juice and a toothpick! =)ReplyDelete
Your scones look yummy - and pretty too. My favorite is ginger scones. Just add 1/4 cup of finely chopped candied ginger to your basic recipe.ReplyDelete
I so love scones. Thanks for pointing me to this recipe! Now, to try an orange/cranberry version.ReplyDelete


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VIENNA, Va.—Alarm Industry Communications Committee Chairman Lou Fiore was named chairman of the Security Industry Standards Council (SISC).
OAKLAND, Calif.—AT&T's move to partially disable its 2G service here at the end of August got the attention of California Alarm Association members, but the frequency blackout did not affect operations in the field, according to CAA Executive Director Jerry Lenander.
Calling all alarm companies …
Under provisions of an order adopted Feb. 15 by the Federal Communications Commission, express written consent will be required from consumers before a company can place a marketing robocall to a residential or wireless number. The FCC also will require telemarketers to provide an automated "opt out" mechanism during each robocall, and it is sunsetting an important exemption for businesses placing such calls.
The bottom line for the alarm industry is that companies using robocalls to market products and services will no longer be able to do so under the "established business relationship" exception, according to Lou Fiore, chairman of the Alarm Industry Communications Committee. Instead, companies will have to obtain prior customer approval.
The good news for alarm companies is that the AICC petitioned regulators to protect certain industry uses of robocalling, and Fiore said the FCC adopted final rules that did just that.
"Alarm companies that use robocalls to try to reach customers to verify an alarm [after initial attempts by a live operator] should be able to continue such practice because it would appear to qualify as a call made for emergency purposes, and not a call made for a commercial purpose," Fiore wrote in an online AICC missive. Calls to verify service appointments and to collect debt also will not require prior consent.
Implementation of the new rules is pending publication of approval by the Office of Management and Budget in the Federal Register. The exact time frame for that is uncertain, but it will happen. To determine the extent that it will affect the industry, the AICC is asking companies that use robocalling for marketing purposes to contact Fiore at [email protected] by Friday, March 23.
And those political robocalls that we all know and love? They'll still be allowed. Only seven months till November …
VIENNA, Va.—Citing the "administrative burdens" of multi-state licensing for monitoring companies, the Alarm Industry Communications Committee is planning to introduce a bill to streamline the process across the United States.
VIENNA, Va.—A provision to establish Next Generation 911 became law Feb. 22 as part of the payroll tax bill, including language the alarm industry feared might allow unverified PERS calls to stream into PSAPs. But agreements have been reached that will prevent the measure from having a negative impact on central stations, according to the Alarm Industry Communications Committee.
WASHINGTON--Plain-old telephone service--the mainspring of traditional burg and fire alarm signal transmission--could be coming to a mandatory end. The Federal Communications Commission on Dec.
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Okay, no need to keep quoting the pics, lol.We love you Chateau, but I have to agree...just do not see the resemblance!
Now that you say that, I'm beginning to wonder. I would speculate that they are at least related in some way. But seriously there are not three twin teams
if the young cute couple turns out to be twin (male-female) then we can this TAR-21: The Twins Edition
go find Lexi guys..!!
Quote from: ZouLygo find Lexi guys..!! Just don't do it with your SO standing around...the first results I got were for a porn star. (they wouldn't cast a porn actress...would they? I know, Brian from Survivor, but still...)
Thanks Chateau!!Looks like to me we have us some TEXAS LONGHORNS!!Football/cheerleader perhaps??
Maybe she is Alexis Bennett from the Longhorns women's softball?http://www.texassports.com/sports/w-softbl/mtt/bennett_alexis00.html
So that's why they are wearing so much orange! I don't think he could be a current football player because spring practice has already begun. But they could have already graduated.
No way is our racer 5'10". I would stick with a cheerleader!
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DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM: "...In mid-August 1973 a group of fifty-two men and one woman gathered in a handsome old French-Canadian mansion built on the site of the Battle of Ste-Foy. Here the French met the British in 1760 in an attempt to retake Quebec and drove the Redcoats to take refuge, temporarily, behind the walls of the old city The grounds overlook the St. Charles River Valley and the beautiful Laurentian Mountains beyond. However, this gathering gave scant attention to the scenery. They spent their waking hours for four days talking, eating, breathing accounting. The occasion was the third annual Doctoral Consortium sponsored by the American Accounting Association and supported financially by the Haskins & Sells Foundation. The participating Fellows were selected from candidates nominated by those member schools of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business that offer Ph.D. programs permitting emphasis in accounting. Candidates must have completed at least one year in residency in their Ph.D. programs and have at least a year of residency remaining. The purposes of these Consortia, as set down by the original Planning Committee three years ago and reiterated in succeeding years, are as follows: The primary objective of the Consortium is to improve the quality of future accounting education and research by enriching the experience of outstanding doctoral candidates, selected from a broad cross-section of universities. The Consortium should provide a forum for stimulating the participants to pursue research in significant subject areas. It will enable each participant to interact with doctoral candidates from other universities and with recognized leaders in accounting education and research. Through this interaction, the participants will be exposed to a wide range of philosophies and current issues in accounting. The Program Director for 1973 was Robert G. 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You Won The Browser WarsGoogle Chrome, Internet Explorer, Web development
During my early days of web development, I quickly learned not all web browsers rendered the same output. Internet Explorer almost never rendered the same output as other browsers. Firefox offered speed, stability, and development tools. Internet Explorer offered many extra hours of work and headaches with each new project. Choosing my default browser was easy. Remembering to test in every version available was also easy (and required).
Modern web development requires much more than testing on multiple browsers. Now, web developers must test multiple browsers across many devices to be certain a site renders as intended consistently. Years of cross browser testing have prepared us for the multi-device world. Testing services like Litmus and Appurify have emerged (and been
acquired by Google apparently).
All that testing of years past have spawned better development and debug tools within the browser. Google set out to make a better browser to help make the web a better experience. They hoped to gain more Google product users in the process. Internet Explorer and Firefox were battling for the widest install base when the first version of Google Chrome was released (in beta).
Fast forward to the present. The Browser Wars of the 1990s and early 2000s are hardly mentioned these days except to ask if anyone won or if the battle is ongoing. No treaties were signed and the user is the clear winner. Web developers get an even better experience when they can test with built-in tools. Google built a better browser with more tools.
Google Chrome Dev tools are a quick and convenient solution to website testing. They're built-in and ready to use. Google even offers a free course on how to use them. Web developers of the 90's and early 2000's only dreamed of tools like this. I can't help but feel the browser wars of old helped shape our tools of today.
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Google's Clever Open Source Virtual Reality ToyAndroid, Google
Last week's Google I/O conference is said to have less flair and big releases than the 2013 event. There was something about an updated version of Android and a smart accessory. The most interesting release was Google Cardboard. The product name sounds like an April Fool's Day gag but it's a real (and available as an open source project). Built to bring virtual reality to anyone willing to gather supplies and assemble the device. Google open sourced virtual reality!!
Soon after the official public release, an unofficial kit was made available for sale. DODOcase either had priority knowledge of the release or an amazing response to the market to get this kit together so quickly. You can own your own personal virtual reality kit for just $20. This deal is probably only good for a limited time so act fast if you're not fond of slicing cardboard by hand.
The project is part novelty and part sales tool to entice developers. Developers can build virtual reality projects using the new virtual reality library for Android. What other company is better positioned to bring virtual reality to the everyman? Other attempts to bring such technology to regular consumers haven't quite hit mainstream popularity. I'm curious to see what developers build in the coming months. Will they develop in the cloud?
Update 6/30: YES, developers will be able to develop Cardboard apps for Android in the cloud. Codenvy will support the new Cardboard VR Android library.
See also: How to Build Google Cardboard Glasses From a Pizza Box by Todd Weiss.
Amazing Code-free Parallax ScrollingCSS, HTML, jquery, Web development
Parallax scrolling is the hot new animation feature for modern websites. Animation effects are created client-side using HTML, CSS, and jQuery. Setting the right amount of scroll on a particular element can get tricky. You can use an existing parallax library or go code free with Webydo (parallax scroll is still in beta). Need an example? See the breakdown of a new Saucony shoe.
The Webydo platform gives designers (and developers) a simple user interface to set up parallax scrolling for a particular element. A few clicks sets the scroll animation. You can repeat on multiple elements for a more impressive effect (or to really wreck a decent site).
As a web developer, I am weary of any web based tool that claims to be easy to use even for non-technical folk. They are rarely easy to use and usually difficult even for techies. Webydo is a surprising platform that delights by providing a product that performs as advertised.
Still in start up mode, the Webydo closed a $7 million round of funding earlier this week. They have raised $9.7 million total. This company isn't just another web service. They work with designers and developers to continually improve the product. They offer an easy to use web interface and cloud hosting. There are plenty of other web based editors but they are not created equal. Webydo offers the most advanced yet easy to use drag and drop editing tool I have seen. The new parallax scrolling feature is just one of many great innovations to come.
Develop, Test, and Deploy with Microsoft Visual Studio OnlineCloud development, Microsoft, Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft wants developers to adopt cloud-based development, testing, and deployment. You may have heard Visual Studio is available online now. Visual Studio Online is free for up to five team members.
Microsoft Channel 9's Breakpoint shows developers how to code, manage, test, and deploy in the cloud. Episode 6 covers the finer points of on-premise and cloud-based deployment. Tune in to the hour long show for a deeper look at Visual Studio Online and the Windows Azure cloud. This episode also offers a closer look at the Application Insights product.
Know Your Dev Firm
I wrote about the FedRAMP program for SAP Innovation in early October 2013. Later that month, development firms behind the failed Healthcare.gov launch were revealed. Many of those firms promptly deflected blame.
Among the then approved FedRAMP contractors was a company named CGI Federal. They too deflected blame for the Healthcare.gov failure to launch. CGI Federal was set to be fired from the Healthcare.gov project February 2014.
The FedRAMP program is supposed to help agencies save money on contractor services by streamlining the buying process and vetting providers ahead of time. The goal of saving money and reviewing a company's security chops sounds like a good idea, right? A quick read of the FedRAMP program gives the impression a third party review board is looking into a company's applied security standards and past work. That last part probably isn't an official duty of the review crew. CGI Federal is still on the list!?
A look into CGI Federal's past work revealed multiple troubled projects. Looking at past projects should have been part of the review process to join FedRAMP. A minimum number of completed projects for governmental agencies as a basic requirement might have helped save millions of taxpayer dollars on the failed Healthcare.gov website.
Know your development firm, especially if you're a government agency. Save taxpayer dollars by taking the extra time required to speak with former clients. Learning how your prospective firm works is important. The longterm success of your project is in the hands of the firm you hire.
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The race to offer Microsoft Office on multiple mobile devices has been humming along at a relatively slow pace. Microsoft apparently decided the Surface Tablet line would be difficult to resist even two years after the first generation iPad release. Consumers and businesses alike have embraced the Apple tablet device adapting it for multiple uses through the years.
Microsoft should have began work on an iPad version of Office after the iPad's first year. Future iterations could have been perfected as real world users interacted with the product. Microsoft could have experimented with subscription-based payment options. Office for iPad could have been a winner in a marketplace looking to open and edit Office documents quickly and easily. The native iOS version of the app could have been both beautiful and functional while offering users what no other app could. Additional product integrations could have become part of the Surface tablet line as a sort of bonus for buying Microsoft hardware.
Office for iPad here but with limited functionality. Competing products have been integrating for years to perfect the user interface and features offered. Competing products have experience Microsoft lacks in the mobile space. OneDrive with Office gives iPad users access to file and documents but is careful to keep them from being too productive. The same is true of the free version of select Office programs available through the web-based OneDrive interface. The lack of features and disappointing performance of tablet apps are enough to wish for the return of the typewriter as preferred composition machine.
Long before OneDrive offered limited Office document support (and changed its name to OneDrive), CloudOn gave users what they needed. CloudOn offered full Office functionality without sacrificing user interface or skimping on additional features. The system played well with native Office documents in addition to other formats. CloudOn gave more than expected and continued to grow its user base and feature set through the years.
Microsoft's late entry doesn't signal an impending demise but it does show weakness in a company that once ruled the business market with iron-clad licensing agreements. Choosing to wait is very different than being denied approval in the Apple App Store. A denied app might have been more respectable than seemingly ignoring user requests for more than two years.
Database-driven Web Apps Made Easy
Launching a logic-driven database application on the web can be as easy as clicking your mouse. Zoho Creator lets you create and access your database on the web without a developer. You can select a blank project and click to build each function you require or choose an existing template to get started.
Database operations are added through a drag and drop interface. Your database query is built onscreen with each click.
Drag and drop tasks for your database to perform.
Simple form creation is also available. Zoho Creator forms have a familiar drag and drop form creation interface but contain options to set up advanced rules to process entered data. Wufoo is a similar form product but without advanced rule processing capabilities.
Zoho Creator lets users interact with an imported database or create one using forms and processing rules. At first look, the system seems to be a feature-rich form creation suite when it's really a robust web database. Zoho integrates with third-party services to form a unique product capable of more than just collecting data from simple forms. The list of capabilities runs so long its outside the scope of this post.
I once believed Zoho was a copycat company that focused on creating products similar to Google's. Products like Zoho Creator prove its uniqueness in the marketplace. Google's database tools don't offer the same easy-to-use interface and are generally targeted at experienced developers. Zoho tends to build its products for non-developer types. Zoho Creator is a tool you should certainly check out for database projects.
Develop a Windows Phone App in the CloudMicrosoft
Develop a new Windows device app using the new cloud-based development tool from Microsoft called App Studio. App Studio is a cloud-based, code free, app development platform for Windows devices. Creating an app is free. Publishing in the Windows store will cost extra ($19 for individuals, $99 for companies depending on your location).
The App Studio development process is fairly simple. Microsoft has set up a wizard-like interface to walk you through each step. An onscreen preview is visible during the entire process (as seen below).
Microsoft provides a few basic templates to get you started. Descriptions and app previews are provided with each template to help you decide. These templates include sample pages with text and image containers. Template descriptions are interesting and seem to encourage app creators to develop apps for movie reviews, vacation travel, and personal hobbies to share with friends and family.
Microsoft provides basic templates but also allows creators to set up an HTML5 wrapper app. These web apps take your existing site and package it inside a wrapper for display on Windows mobile devices. Responsive websites are preferred, obviously. You can modify the look and feel of your Windows-style web app by applying themes and adding tiles before publishing in the Windows app store.
Developing in the cloud is but one option for the Windows Phone app store. Sample apps are also available for download if you want to dig into the code.
Completed App Studio apps are available free to download to your personal Windows 8.1 mobile device or PC (sorry Windows 8.0 users). You can generate a new installation package or download source code to Visual Studio. Installing your new app requires verification of your current copy of Windows 8.1 or Windows Phone 8.1.
The new browser-based App Studio from Microsoft is its own incentive for app creators to focus attention on Windows Phone and Surface Tablets. No additional revenue split is being advertised for new publishers. Publishers currently receive 70% of an apps price (per sale).
App Studio is a feature-rich tool with potential to bridge the traditional Windows app development process with today's easy-to-use cloud tools.
Build a Mobile Web App on Your Mobile Device in Under 10 Minutes
Cloud-based development tools are increasing in number. Few offer a touch interface for use on your actual mobile device. Adsy (current in beta) offers a mobile user interface for creating web apps fast. Basic services are available free and promise to remain free until…forever.
Creating an account is simple. Register your email address and create a username then you're ready to start creating. You can access the creation space on your mobile device or from a regular computer. Adding support for regular computers is a new feature of the once all-mobile product.
There's nothing to download and no code to review during the creation process. Apps can span many pages and contain images, links, videos, and more. Free accounts have access to a few plugins.
Adsy offers an intriguing approach to code-free development by giving users something they call "magic". As you might expect, the magic isn't really magic. In fact, it's an onscreen click area selection tool. Activating the magic selection tool is easy – just click the pointed finger icon to activate it. Next, scribble your desired click area (greenish smudges outlined in pink below). Designating a clickable area automatically brings up a toolbox of options available. I added simple external links to my generic Adsy app.
I created a simple app in less than 10 minutes without coding. While Adsy is an interesting entrant to the code-free app dev market it's not without weakness. The user interface isn't quite as intuitive as I would like. I prefer to dive right in without reading instructions. Adding a simple onscreen tutorial would help ease the user interface learning curve. Adding more free plugins would also be nice. Details about each plugin's functionality would be helpful too. Adsy probably won't change your web app marketing strategy but it may enter your future plans as it evolves. This tool is definitely on my list of services to watch.
Microsoft was late to the presentation. This is what happened in its absence.Microsoft
Microsoft waited too long to bring PowerPoint online. This is the short story of what became of the slide show presentation space in its absence.
While Microsoft focused on the desktop, competitors took to the cloud.
- Prezi – Prezi.com offers a free online tool for slide show creation and hosts the final product too.
- Haiku – Haikudeck.com offers a free presentation creation tool and hosts the final product. It gives users access to a large image library complete with automatic source citing.
- Google Drive – Google Drive has offered a hosted slide show solution for many years now. Google Drive offers users a simple way to collaborate on presentations. You can easily make a 4 minute presentation last a cool 35 with help from enough collaborators!
- SlideShare – SlideShare is dedicated to hosting presentations. They offer business promotion tools for pro accounts but no creation tools. Most other hosted creation tools will allow users to export presentations for offline use. You could create presentations on one platform then upload to SlideShare if you were keen to do so.
- Zoho Show – Zoho is the Google Docs clone from way back. It's proven to be just as good and sometimes better than existing Google tools. Zoho Show looks a lot like Google Drive Presentations but it's not an exact copy. Zoho Show allows you to both create and host your slide shows on its platform. You can use Zoho Show for free. They also offer pro accounts with additional features just like the others featured in this presentation.
Microsoft was late bringing PowerPoint online. Lateness brought consumers an excellent selection of hosted tools. No longer are you confined to the world of PowerPoint for presentations. Microsoft may one day be a relic of the past in the world of presentations. It may already be that relic in the present.
See the above slide show with notes on Haiku or without notes on SlideShare.


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The 3326QC-50 is a full 26 Volt starting unit that will give faster, cooler starts on voltage sensitive turbine engines. When plugged into 110 VAC or 220 VAC, the 50 Amp power supply is large enough to power various systems such as inverters, avionics and GPS. Always recharge immediately after use to achieve maximum battery life. Once charged, leave the unit plugged in. Avoid fully discharging the batteries as damage to the cells may result.
To recharge the unit, simply plug it into an AC wall power outlet and leave it plugged in when not in use. The high tech proprietary chargers will maintain 100% battery charge without over charging the batteries. Built with the only cost effective patented Quick Change design in the world, the batteries in this unit can be easily changed in a matter of seconds without tools, training, or downtime. The environmentally responsible low VOC powder coating protect the case from wear and poor weather conditions and all-weather cover accessory is also available as an option for this unit to further protect it from inclement weather to gain the maximum performance and product life.
The Model 3326QC-50 amp GPU is a combination power supply for avionics and battery bank for engine starting.
- 52 Amp Hours at 10-hour rate
- 26 Volt DC- 27.6 Volts at rest
- Sealed cells – non-hazardous
- Valve regulated high amperage output lead acid
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- 50 amps DC continuous output at 28.5 Volts.
- No duty cycle, clean continuous power
- Over-voltage & over-current protection
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- Battery recharge time: 1-4 hours
- AC Input – 110V OR 220V- please specify when placing your order
- NOTE- When using more than 50 continuous amps, the batteries will make up the difference until they become depleted. On most aircraft, a low voltage relay will drop below a preset level. Once the GPU is dropped off, its voltage will rise and will be accepted again by the aircraft, then will immediately drop off again. This oscillation can cause damage to aircraft components.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - League-leading Lees-McRae College picked up a 3-0 (25-15, 29-27, 25-12) sweep over host Pfeiffer University to remain unbeaten in Conference Carolinas women's volleyball play on Saturday afternoon in the Merner Gym. The Bobcats advance to 18-6 overall, 13-0 in league play while the Lady Falcons fall to 7-10, 4-6.
Pfeiffer and Lees-McRae were squared a nine apiece early in the opening set until a Lady Falcon hitting error and kill by Taylor Clendenin (Statesville, NC) put the Bobcats up for good two rallies later. Pfeiffer's Kelsey Blauser (Round Rock, TX) brought the hosts back to within two at 13-11, but Lees-McRae would close out the first set with a 12-4 spurt thanks to a pair of aces and four kills thrown down by four different Lady Bobcat players.
In the middle stanza, Pfeiffer rallied from 15-11 to force extra points in a 29-27 set two loss to Lees-McRae. Down one late, Kim Amerell (Lynchburg, VA) put down one of her three kills on the day to tie the set at 23-23 as the Lady Falcons would stave off four set points until the end. Clendenin added two more kills in the extra rallies until a final put down by Jessica Singewald (Port St. Lucie, FL) sent the Bobcats to a 2-0 match lead.
The third set was all Lees-McRae in the end to finish off the sweep as Lauren Fox (Garland, TX) squared the game at eight after Pfeiffer found themselves up by as much as four early on. Stretches of six, three and three quickly sent the Bobcats over the top as aces by Taylor Pritchett (Apex, NC), Clendenin, Sariah Suryadevara (Cincinnati, OH) and Megan Mitchell (Minden, NV) eventually concluded the match.
Megan Epperson (St. John, IN) along with Clendenin each led Lees-McRae with nine kills on the afternoon. Mitchell dished out a match-high 31 assists while Suryadevara popped up 11 digs. Pfeiffer was led by four kills apiece from Kelly Lancellot (Naples, FL) and Milana Mervosh (Roebuck, SC).
The Lady Falcons will now hit the road for their longest-stretch of the season beginning with Mount Olive and Barton this coming Tuesday and Wednesday night's. Each match will begin at 7:00 p.m.


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Volunteers are needed to assist with "Go Green for Big Red," a collaborative gameday recycling effort conducted by the City of Lincoln Recycling Office, UNL Recycling Services and AmeriCorps.
Volunteers walk designated parking lots in pairs before Nebraska home football games distributing plastic recycling bags and encouraging fans to recycle empty cups, cans and bottles. Volunteers collect the bags after kickoff.
Volunteers will meet at noon Saturday prior to the Nebraska-Texas game on the west side of the Sheldon Art Museum to get their assignments. Lunch will be available for all volunteers after the bags are collected.
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The Section 5311 grant program's goals are to address the mobility needs of Arizona's rural population by
Annually, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) allocates federal funds for the Section 5311 grant program. These funds are apportioned to the state on a formula basis, providing funding to support the administrative, operating and capital costs of public transit services in rural areas. The state has the primary responsibility to provide for the fair and equitable distribution of funds to qualified applicants. In Arizona, the ADOT's Multimodal Planning Division manages the Section 5311 grant program. Funding is provided to counties, cities, towns and American Indian tribes to operate transit systems at the local level. Approximately 3.1 million miles of transportation service are provided annually to more than 968,000 passengers. Over 190,000 hours of service are provided by these systems.
Funds may be used for public transit services operating
Funds are distributed annually through a competitive application process. The application process is kicked off with a series of workshops and webinars that provide guidance on the process in September/October. Applications are submitted in December, and awards are generally made in July of each year. The program renews every federal fiscal year (Oct. 1 of each year).
To provide our 5311 recipients with the most responsive customer service as well as work toward the growth of the rural transit program across the state, ADOT has a regionally focused approach to managing the 5311 program. This approach has resulted in two distinct regions in the state, each with its own project manager: northwest and southeast (see map for area contacts).
ADOT strongly encourages coordination of services to facilitate the most efficient use of federal, state and local resources. Our goal is to support the development of a statewide, multimodal transportation system that is economically efficient and environmentally sound.
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The Chugach Alaska Corporation region includes the communities of Cordova, Seward, Valdez, Whittier, Port Graham, Chenega Bay, Eyak, Nanwalek (English Bay) and Tatitlek. Our region includes more than 5,000 miles of coastline along the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, through the Kenai Fjords, Prince William Sound and Gulf of Alaska.
The lands of our region are rich in timber, minerals and wildlife. The majestic fjords, bays and waterways are home to a diverse population of fish, birds and marine mammals, and the diverse landscape ranges from mountains and glaciers to dense forests of hemlock and spruce. Spectacular scenery and recreational activities are the focus of tourism opportunities.
Approximately 550,000 acres of Chugach land are subsurface estate where Native village corporations have surface entitlements. Our lands are the foundation of our corporation and our culture, and utilization of the land for economic purposes is closely balanced with subsistence use, archeological research and historic preservation.


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- Combine vinegar, oil, and pork in a large plastic resealable bag, shake to coat, and marinate in the refrigerator 30 minutes to overnight, turning at least once.
- In a medium bowl, make sweet and sour sauce by whisking together ketchup, white vinegar, sugar, soy sauce, and salt. Set aside.
- Prepare grill. Alternate threading pork, pineapple, and red onion on skewers. Grill 8 minutes on each side, or until pork is cooked through but still tender.
- Drizzle kebabs with sweet and sour sauce and serve.


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Communicating with your members of Congress is an important way to make your voice heard. Whether your meeting takes place in your hometown or in Washington, DC, ASBMB provides a step-by-step guide to ensure your visit goes smoothly.
Step 1: Identify your members of Congress
Each person in the U.S. is represented by one representative and two senators. You can find out who represents you on the House and Senate web sites.
Step 2: Schedule a meetingMembers of Congress split their time between their home districts and Washington, DC. They may be available to meet with constituents in either office depending on whether Congress is in session. Contact information for each representative and senator is available on his/her website. You can also email ASBMB Public Affairs staff to help set up a meeting.
Step 3: Do some research, practice and prepare for your meetingBefore you meet, make sure you've done your homework. ASBMB provides a number of resources that will help you be ready for your meeting.
Step 4: The meetingPut your research and preparation into practice and, as the meeting concludes, leave your member of Congress with some information about the importance of research. Contact the ASBMB Public Affairs staff for these leave-behind materials.
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If something works once, why not do it again?
That's the putative logic behind a congressional move to impose new sanctions against Iran. By reducing Iran's oil exports by more than half, existing sanctions have compelled Iran to agree to preliminary limits to its nuclear program. So, the thinking goes, additional penalties will produce greater, long-term limits.
So far, so good. Only two problems: The theory doesn't quite hold, and it also ignores reality.
As for the theory: Punishment produces results when the recipient has an expectation that compliance will end the punishment. Senate Bill 1881, which with 59 co-sponsors already has almost enough support to withstand a threatened veto by President Barack Obama, would strip Iran of that expectation.
The reality is also awkward. Under the legislation, sanctions aimed at eliminating all Iranian oil exports would take effect unless the U.S. president certified that Iran was meeting various conditions. They go beyond Iran's nuclear program, beyond the terms of the interim nuclear deal Iran and world powers completed this week, beyond even the realm of the possible.
Specifically, the president would have to certify that Iran has not conducted tests for a ballistic missile with a range exceeding 500 kilometers (310 miles). No time span is given, so such tests in the past arguably would qualify. The president would also have to declare that Iran has had no direct or indirect involvement in terrorist acts against the United States or U.S. targets. Again, no time period is specified, and Iran has certainly committed such acts in the past. By requiring Iran to give up its uranium-enrichment capability, the bill also dictates parameters for a final nuclear deal that contradict the terms of the interim deal.
In an election year, both Republican and Democratic supporters are casting the measure as tough on Iran and as increasing the chances of a deal.
They are right on the first count and wrong on the second. If the bill becomes law, Iran will correctly understand it as a means of subverting the Obama administration's diplomatic effort to reach a comprehensive nuclear deal. Iran's leaders have threatened to abandon negotiations altogether if the bill passes, but even if they don't, making progress will become difficult if not impossible.
If negotiations fail, the U.S. almost surely will be blamed, weakening its ability to maintain the unprecedented international sanctions against Iran that it has orchestrated. Without those, Iran's economy can get by, no matter how restrictive U.S. sanctions are. In which case, the bill's sponsors wouldn't have even theoretical justifications for their measure, much less realistic ones.


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- Nearly twice as many women die of cardiovascular disease than all forms of cancer.
- Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death for American women.
- Diagnosis of heart disease presents a greater challenge in women than in men.
- Women are almost 50% more likely than men to die from their heart attacks.
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DirectionsOsceola is the lower McCormick mill on route 56E @ Steeles Tavern, 2miles east of the Cyrus McCormick homestead which is just off I81 exit 205 . From Blue Ridge Parkway(south of Wintergreen) Exit at mile post 27 west towards Steeles Tavern On Rt56 3.5 miles at the base of mountain on the south river lies Osceola. See MAP


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Hospitality Heroes Wanted in Wales! Tenancy/Self Employed Manager Opportunities
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- Closes
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Hospitality Heroes Wanted!
Tenancy/Self Employed Manager Opportunities
Dream of running your own business? Passionate about pubs? Whether you're just starting out or are an experienced operator, we want to hear from you!
What is Just Add Talent?
Just Add Talent is an opportunity to be self-employed, running your own pub business with only a fraction of the cost normally required to start your own business. As part of the Heineken pub business Star Pubs & Bars, you will benefit from the backing and experience of a well-known and respected brand as a business partner.
Just Add Talent is centrally driven by Star Pubs & Bars and locally executed by you. That is, we will provide the menus, the fantastic brands, choose the appropriate stocking policy for the bar and pay most of the bills – utilities; business rates; marketing etc. While you will be responsible for executing a superb retail offer and employing and training the staff at the pub.
Rewards of our 'Just Add Talent' agreement
Your reward for your hard work and dedication will be uncapped earnings through our shared profit & turnover scheme (between 25% and 30% depending on the pub, and a 20% share of the quarterly profit of the business.) In addition to all of this, you will have a new home to call your own for you and your family.
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In total, you will be required to have £4,000 in un-borrowed funds. This consists of a deposit of £3,000 and a further £1,000 for working capital.
Your deposit is normally refundable at the end of the agreement providing all the required cash and stock management procedures have been adhered to.
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One visionary engine builder takes the road less traveled with a 779hp, 507 cubic-inch pump-gas Cadillac.
Some guys prefer to take the road less traveled, steering clear of the herd to do their own thing. Sometimes such a decision can be viewed as eccentric, but once in a while, such an approach can lead to a unique kind of success. In the world of engine building, we have the mainstays: Chevy's big- and small-blocks. You might think building Mopars, Buicks, Olds, or Pontiacs is outside of the mainstream, but some guys see the potential in the more obscure. Richard Potter is one of those guys, and his outfit, Cadillac Performance Parts (CPP), is dedicated to making the most from GM's largest and most overlooked passenger car engine series. Last year, CPP sought to show the world the potential of the big Caddy mill by entering a 507-cube example in Popular Hot Rodding's annual engine building competition, the Jeg's Engine Masters Challenge. And while it finished out of the top three, it made very respectable power with 779.9 hp coming in at 6,300 rpm and 698.5 lb-ft of torque at 5,200 rpm. Performing such a feat on 91-octane pump gas captivated an audience of cynical veteran engine builders, so we know you're going to love it.
This custom-built engine was the result of visionary dedication to an overlooked powerplant, with untold hours of custom engine building at its best. From here, we'll let engine builder Richard Potter tell his story:"Our primary goal was to simply show the potential of a very well-designed and overlooked American V-8 by bringing a state-of-the-art entry to the Engine Masters Challenge. The build required grueling hours of labor, lots of love, and a ton of math and planning. We are dedicated to the advancement of the Cadillac 500 engines. Since we build most of the parts, we figured we may as well knock heads with the engine builders that the sport is judged by, and this competition gave us the opportunity.
"Our team was put together according to what they are capable of bringing to the table, and bring it they did. Lots of the build theory and formulas were the brainchild of Stan Justus from Stallion Racing Components. For those who don't know him, he designs Cup, ARCA, and high-end drag racing cylinder heads, intakes, and carbs. Anyone who spends more than 30 seconds talking to Stan will realize that he is the real deal, or would just be lost all together. We actually had the engine 100-percent designed on paper with a build formula before starting, and it went together smoother than any to date. With all the preliminary research, it fell together without so much as needing to file, relieve, or clearance anything.
"Some of the formula came from Tim Ottenger of T&G Machine–an avid ARCA cylinder head machinist, porter, and valvetrain specialist. Until I met Tim, I thought I was current on cylinder head machining. As with Stan, a short conversation with Tim will leave you thinking. Tim and Stan often work together on projects, but this is the first time all of us worked together in one deal. Also involved in developing this engine was master machinist and designer, Robert Pelfrey, of PMR Innovations. He's a longtime friend and business associate who makes a lot of our rocker parts for us. Robert worked many long hours making sure everything I designed became a functioning reality. Finishing this project on time would not have been possible without him. It seemed the more I got Robert into this build, the more interest he took in it. It soon became like a sickness for myself and the others–a darned exciting one, though.
"What made our build so difficult is that we can't call a mail-order supplier and order a bunch of stuff to throw an engine together. We are fortunate, though, to have drawn the interest of several performance parts companies over the last few years, helping to spur the development of many of the performance parts used in this engine. We feel that parts availability for the Cadillac will continue to grow, as will the popularity of the big Cadillac. Five years ago, we'd call some big manufactures to have some stuff made, and they'd laugh, then hang up. Now, they are beginning to see the potential. We have thousands of glory-free hours in our research and development, and are very fortunate that demand is too small to grab the attention of the bigger companies. We have been able to tool right along, without fear that the big boys will stomp us out.
"With a 2,500 to 6,500 rpm powerband in mind, we figured mass reduction was a major player. The less the engine has to drag with it, the more it can lean against the machine. It may be only a few ponies, but these things are won and lost by less than a few points. The billet crank we had made weighed-in at 2 pounds more than a stock crank, after being knife-edged and gun-drilled, so it went on a 165-hour, 24-pound diet. Balancing the crank was a story in itself. Pee Wee at Riverside Machine allowed me to balance the rotating assembly countless times so that we could remove material on-site from the counter weights, rather than drill a bunch of holes in them to bring it into specification. After being worked by hand to a chrome-like finish, it went to Calico Coatings for the Teflon coating. I took it there, dropped it off on second shift (which does the surface prep for the next day) and left with it at around noon the next day. They knew we were in a bind for time and really stepped-up to the plate.
"There were several other ways we attempted to reduce drag. The main bearing size was reduced from the massive stock 3.250 inches to Chrysler's 2.750-inch, Hemi/440 size. This was done by making custom saddles out of cast-iron thick-walled tubing, and machining them to fit the block as if cast there. The thrust of the block itself only needed .040 inches off each side to accept the Chrysler thrust bearing, and it was done in-house on our Van Norman machine center. The rod bearing size was reduced from the factory 2.500 inches to the 2.200-inch big-block Chevy size. The assembly used a piston-guided rod, and ran 0.175-inch side-clearance to free up any rubbing action. There again, it's one of those 'couple here and there' horsepower, but it all adds up. A Teflon-coated full windage screen was painstakingly fitted under the main bearing girdle to keep it as close to the counterweights as possible. This feat itself took over 40 hours. The girdle, screen and oil pick-up all came off as one unit.
"This year was our first dealing with Mahle pistons due to their sponsorship of the Engine Masters Challenge program. We've known about the Mahle's outstanding quality through Stan and Tim's experience with circle track racing, however, I have never witnessed absolute dedication like this firsthand. We took a cylinder head to Mahle after the chamber was prepared, and they immediately digitized it on a CMM while we waited. They then made a custom piston to mirror the combustion chamber perfectly. We rattled this engine extremely hard with the super-lean condition we faced. The evidence was up in the mains and caps, but the pistons looked like brand new afterward. We figured they would be peppered like a normal piston, but we were greatly surprised.
"To link the crank to the piston, we used a Scat 7.100-inch big-block Chevy rod with a 0.990-inch piston pin. I was impressed with the finish machining and end-weights, as they were dead on. Scat has since become more interested in the Cadillac application, and now makes a drop-in Cadillac H-beam rod, a much-needed item.
"Like all of the big Cadillacs, the OEM block we used is a high-nickel casting, and has massive bore capabilities. We have gone 0.200-inch over [4.500-inch bore] with these engines, with a half-fill of the water jackets, and up to 4.440 inch with no fill. Keep in mind that the Cadillac is a 5-inch bore-spacing engine, and is most likely the strongest stock OEM block ever made. This particular combo was sleeved down to a 4.250-inch bore size [4.300 inch is stock] and we used a 4.470-inch stroke for a total of 507.2 cubic inches. Making power in the lower rpm is aided by the stroke, and with a 6,500-rpm limit, the long stroke helps more than it hurts. We make and sell torque plates for these engines and incorporate all ARP fasteners to ensure strength and accuracy.
"We machine our own cam blanks, and increased the journal size to 52mm [2.051 inch] from the dinky little 1.750-inch stock specification. Competition Cams graciously grinds the cams for us according to Stan Justus' specs. The cam uses a standard Ford 351M roller bearing. We bored the block for this cam bearing dimension, and added bronze bushings to the lifter bores. A Cadillac oils the mains off of the lifter galley like a Chrysler 440, so if you kick a pushrod, you have no oil pressure. We use 0.080 to 0.100-inch holes in the bushing to minimize excess oil up top. We chose to run a set of Crower's High Seat solid roller lifters because of their reputation.
"The cylinder heads were another story in themselves. Though we are developing a cylinder head casting of our own design, a set of Bulldog castings was utilized on this engine, since our new heads weren't ready. These heads were first completely stripped of seats and guides, and heated in an oven to 800 degrees. Next, the combustion chambers were welded almost completely up. The next step was to re-heat treat the heads, then reshape the combustion chambers according to our own design ideas. They ended up with a chamber volume of only 39cc's, far from the original 76cc size. The intake ports were raised and the floor filled with epoxy. A much smaller exhaust valve was used, and Ferrea made us some hollow-stem stainless valves for the project. The finished head form is basically like our new Boogie Man heads, but in a one-off form. Much of the same characteristics are cast into our head, without needing heavy mods. The valvetrain was basically an unaltered item, one we have been making and selling for about eight years. T&D makes our rocker arms, and we make all the cradles and hardware. Using a solid roller did make us want to go to our 4340 version instead of our standard T-6 items. The springs are Manleys, hijacked from an SB-2 ARCA engine.
"The available choices for intakes are rather slim. We had two to choose from, and both needed a lot of work for this application. The Bulldog intake manifold plenum needed help, and the ports are way too big, and they really needed to be a couple of inches higher. Our Boogie Man intake is designed as a Pro-type 2×4 intake and would have been a poor choice as-is, but the manifold is basically a blank slate on the inside. Kinda figure an apple crate with legs. I first got the floor like it needed to be with epoxy. Then I made a plaster core around which to pour epoxy inside the intake. It was designed to just fit down inside the intake, with all the right shapes and runner sizes. After the final epoxy was poured, the plaster core was simply chipped out. The radically modified manifold took untold hours to complete, and weighs a hefty 64 lbs. We'll be glad when our new single-plane intake is finished, because I don't want to have to do that again.
"The carb we started with was a three-circuit Dominator. Since high-end carbs are Stan's specialty, we gave him a roll at the dice. After changing circuitry, metering plates, boosters, blades and all, we had a carb that made 22 more horsepower compared to a stock, tuned one. Not bad for a bolt-on. I also got a lesson in what air bleeds actually do as well as a crash course in jetting and tuning.
"Our reverse-flow cooling system was the most obvious system showing externally on the engine, and it looks like something from the space shuttle. In a perfect world, an engine block wants warmer coolant than the head does. Since all the parts are designed to run at higher temperatures for things such as piston expansion, we ran the 160-degree coolant supplied by the dyno into the cylinder heads first. I modified a Meziere electric pump to run outward to a pair of fabricated one-into-four aluminum manifolds, which branched off into four ports going into the heads, each under an exhaust port. The cross-sectional area in inches was compared to the area of the passage from each head into the block, and the passage was kept to an amount just below what was coming in. This was to make sure the head stayed full of coolant, and to prevent gas pockets. The coolant return came from the center casting freeze plugs on the block, and runs up to a dummy thermostat housing. It was vented into the block to bleed the system of air also. We toyed with the amount of return to obtain an acceptable temperature in the block, while keeping the heads at the desired lower temperature. I wish we had more time to experiment with hotter temperatures, as I feel there is more power to be had there.
"We had an opportunity to showcase our engine's capabilities in the Jeg's Engine Masters Challenge competition. We lost the crank hub/balancer, and that was disappointing, but overall we were very happy with the results. We showed folks that these Cadillac engines are just as capable as any other engine. That was our first priority, and the main reason this particular engine was built. I'd say we'll be lurking in the shadows until next time."
|Dyno Results 507-CID Cadillac
|Cadillac Performance Parts 507 cubic-inch Cadillac
|507 cubic inches
|Compression ratio:
|COMP solid roller, CPP Core
|Cam journal:
|Cam duration:
|268/276 degrees at 0.050-inch tappet rise
|Cam lift:
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|Lobe separation:
|112 degrees
|Installed centerline:
|109 degrees
|Top ring:
|SpeedPro, moly, 0.043-inch
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|SpeedPro, 1/16-inch
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|Oil ring:
|custom Mahle, reverse dome, 0.990-inch pin
|Gas ports:
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|Quench clearance:
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|Eagle, 7.100-inch
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|Bulldog, welded and ported by CPP
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|Boogie Man, filled and ported
|1120-cfm custom Dominator
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The Gamecock defense lived up to its hype as the top scoring defense in the OVC, allowing just 62 points by the Golden Eagle offense. Heading into Saturday's match-up, Jax State came into the game allowing only 59.5 points per game.
Jacksonville State was led by junior guard Brian Williams, who scored both a team- and game-high 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting. Darion Rackley, Tarvin Gaines, and Ronnie Boggs all added double-digit scoring performances as well, with 16, 15, and 14 points, respectively.
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Howdy folks.
Following-on from last weekends meeting at Quinn's, as discussed, a discussion forum has been created which hopefully will be an improved form of communication between us all.
Please feel free to contribute at any time.
I'll email Mike Prior and request that he posts the...
Looks like the last meeting of London Hibs at Quinns was a great success with loads of hibees in attendance :notworthy: :thumbsup:
well done to those that got down to quinns.
Whats the next meeting / big social ? the burns night on the 30th Jan!!
As mentioned at the last Meeting, I have today launched the London Hibs Supporters Club Facebook site. As part of our new communications campaign to involve as many Hibbies as possible, we will be advertising all our events and meetings on here and on Facebook. Members are asked to join up and join...
We have just had confirmation that out Guests of Honour this year are Alex Cropley and Kano. Other ex-players are also likely to be coming along (according to my Source).
As usual tickets are £15 and this includes Haggis & Neeps, a wee dram and a chance to meet some of your heroes. Further...
I've missed both LHSC meetings this season, but with valid excuse each time:
In August I was in Oslo for the Scotland game and I was at *********** the other week.
The spooky thing is that on both occaisons I bumped in to Tony Connor outside the ground.
Is there some strange alien force...
Get together planned for Quinn's on 27th December. KO is Noon but the boozer will be open before then. For those wishing to attend, remember that there'll be a Sunday service on London Transport that day. The pub is open till 1am for those willing to celebrate after our victory.
Hello all:
I'll be coming to London from Chicago on the 9th and am wondering if any of the Hibs v. Irvine Meadow match will be shown on TV? If so, will there be any meetup to watch the match?
C'mon the Hibs!
Alright guys,
im in london for the derby on the 1st.... wheres best to watch it??
im staying at waterloo so the nearer there the better as ill be rough from my night out at the brixton academy on the friday.
cheers :notworthy:
Hi Folks
The next social event is our London Hibs Golf Day held at the,
Huntswood Golf Club
Taplow Common Road
Bucks SL1 8LS
Tel: 01628 667144
Fax: 01628 663145
Hi Guys
As supporters to the cause thought you might like to have a gander at what we have been doing this season.:thumbsup: Some photos are available to view at leamingtonhibs.com. :notworthy:
Just to say that, as I've recently moved to Oxford for work, and the chances of me finding a pub locally for SPL games are slim to none, with slim just having left the building, I can see myself heading into the Big Smoke for the big televised games, starting with the East Stand inauguration...
I've recently moved to London:-)
What pubs show ESPN, where are people going for the game on Sunday?
I assume there will some sort of congregation at Quinns for this??
Maybe if we arrive at about 9.30, we'll all have our pints AND the tv working by kick-off :greengrin
I'll be bringing another recently-decamped Hibby along as well.
Looking forward to it :drunk::flag:
Everything is confirmed for our forthcoming Burns Night.
Saturday 22nd January - Penderels Oak - Holborn
Guests of Honour - Eric Stevenson & Jim Scott
Tickets are priced at £16 per head and MUST be pre-booked (and pre-paid) as numbers are strictly limited.
If anyone is wishing to travel...
hiya boys, im heading down to london on the 17th of december for a weekend away from edinburgh , was wondering if anybody has any good places we can go < pubs and clubs < staying in the oxford hotel so anywhere not to far away would be pretty handy !! cheers
I assume there will be a gathering in Quinns?
will be moving to london next weekend from istanbul ..
been away from edinburgh for 5 years now back to uk london for work .
some may know me from edinburgh used to run crown n cushion at jock`s lodge and buses from ther . or used to help sell club 86 or chartiy doo`s at hibs last one i did was...
where do you watch hibs games in london
looking to watch the hibs v rangers game 26th jan
will be staying at chessington side of town ...
Anyone know if they're showing the game this afternoon?
I'm on my way there shortly and will catch some of the OF game before.
Can anyone help?
Many heading to Quinns next week? :flag:
Hi guys hope your all well, just a quick line to say hi and hope things are all ok?, hows things back there in London?, im loving it here in Hong Kong, and doing alright, cant say i miss the British weather!, even the London weather!, Mike i still have your number and promise to call you sometime,...
Thought I would get the ball rolling even to say I can not make Quinns this weekend, hope there is a good turn out and an even better result :flag::cgwa:hibees:flag:
Hey guys, looks like i'll be down in London for the Huns v Hibs game on the 1st October. Is there any likely hood of Quinns having this game on one of the foreign channels.
hi,I've only been to one hibs game (blackpool pre season) and now I'm finally employed I'm looking to go up to Hibs a few times a season.I'm looking to go up with a few other people from London, on the national express/megabus, leaves friday night and arrives saturday morning around 7am, return...
Do they have every Hibs game? Or just those that are on tv?
Will they be showing Motherwell on friday?
Hi, I've just moved to London from Manchester and would like to join/ know where you guys watch games?
Hopefully a good turn out at Quinns? :flag:
People heading to Quinns for the Aberdeen game?
If anyone is thinking of travelling to Hibs from Jan to March 2nd, check this deal out..
Single from london to edinburgh for just £10.
Return obviously £20
you need to book by sunday!
Hopefully some of you are on the train 21st Jan.
Quinns as per usual?
I know I will be. Hopefully see you all there.
When is the next meeting of the SC? wouldn't mind coming along...
Before it was called Quinns, what was the previous name/s for the pub?
See you all down their a week tomorrow!
Is this in Camden?
Just passed a Quinns bar 10 mins from the underground and wondered if this is where people watch the game? Good to know for future games on tv.
How is everyone getting up to Edinburgh/Glasgow?
Train is only £37 from Kings Cross (with a railcard). Thinking of taking it after work on the Friday.
I saw McHibby who is based in Cambridge is travelling up through the night
Are U18's allowed in?
If they're having soft drinks obviously and do you have to pay to get in?
Going by previous threads in the forum I assume the game will be on tomorrow? Just double checking though!
Must have been good to see a Hibs win in there for once!
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Will you be in the Washington, D.C. area this weekend?
If so, check out the opening of the RACE: Are We So Different? exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. The museum is open to the public daily (except December 25) and hours are from 10am to 5:30pm. Visit the museum's website for additional details.
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