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MTG Discussion : Standard : Planeswalkers, emblems, tips. Part 1: Core
I wanted to discuss some of the planeswalkers in current standard environment and their added value to the decks.
At this moment there are 14 planeswalkers available for standard :
Core(M2010) : Ajani Goldmane, Chandra Nalaar, Garruk Wildspeaker, Jace Beleren, Liliana Vess
Zendikar : Chandra Ablaze, Nissa Revane, Sorin Markov
Wordwake : Jace, the Mind Sculptor
Rise of the Eldrazi : Gideon Jura, Sarkhan The Mad
Scars of Mirrodin: Elspeth Tirel, Koth of the Hammer, Venser, the Sojourner
Will discuss the Core Planewalkers in this article.
Breakdown of abilities of the planeswalkers :
Ajani Goldmane
Ajani Goldmane has seen his peak in the Lorwyn environment with the kithkin deck. After that he was shadowed by his ascended version that has seen sensible more play that the original version. He now awaits for a new weenie strategy that will awaken his powers. The current decks that support the white planeswalker is WW Quest, that is too fast for his powers.
Chandra Nalaar
Chandra has seen her best in the best card to kill Baneslayer Angel in the R/x decks that could not support Black. The ability to kill BSA and still remain on the battle field was a valuable asset even for 5cc cost.
Although i rarely seen her going ultimate, the ping and the -x damage ability proving enough to maintain a better battlefield state.
Currently it finds some way in soem of the Red variants, or in the BR archetypes (not Vamps). I currently believe that is still good, making room for her in a Bloodchief Ascension Deck.
Garruk Wildspeaker
Garruk is one of the planeswalkers that were designed with one goal, and it didn't received an ascended version. His goal is quite simple : Make mana at the beginning to put creatures on the battlefield, pump them for alpha strike.
He is now seen spending time and herding elves along with Nissa Revane, or lending a hand to some G/x/y Planewalker Decks. lately i have seen a GWU ramp deck that uses it, to pop out Acidic slime or Frost Titans, along with fellow Venser, the Sojourner.
His time has not past, and i still see a future in deck involving him. Maybe Infect decks. who knows.
Jace Beleren
Jace Beleren is the best among the first planewalkers brought to this game by Wizards. He was a good contender in Fae lists, In 5cc lists, and after in UW lists, Jacerator lists, nad now in UB, UW and almost any deck that uses Blue as a main colour.
His low cc, makes him a very good 3rd turn drop, netting a card. Also his synergies with Sun Titan, and keeping Jace 2.0 at bay, makes him almost indispensable in the blue decks. Even if his Ultimate is not going to see many activations any time soon, the first ability keeps him in high value.
I do not expect to see him drop in value any time soon, at least until Jacce2.0 will remain in standard. After the rotation in next October, Jace Beleren will still be valued as probably it will remain in Core Edition. Remaining the sole 3cc planeswalker cards, it finds value anywhere.
Liliana Vess
Liliana was my favourite planewalker ever. The sexy , black mana wielder reminded me of Braids, Phage, and Vampiric Tutors. Her 5 CC made her quite unacceptable to play in certain control decks that do not want to tap out to play a 5 mana planeswalker, even to tutor for any card, they rather draw their deck out to find solutions. It was still played in the combo decks, i personally enjoyed the Brilliant Ultimatum deck. Anyway she is a top contended for EDH deck.
Her abilities the dominatrix : discard (mind break) the opponent's cards, fetch certain cards, commandeer the fallen heroes that subdued.
It is still my favourite PW. I simply cannot not to like her.
The only Standard deck that i can think of that can include her services is the MonoBlack Control Deck.


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When Tishman Speyer and BlackRock Realty purchased Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village for $5.4 billion in 2006, it represented the largest single multifamily transaction in the country's history. But now, the owners are running out of money to pay off the property's $3 billion in securitized debt and an additional $1.5 billion mezzanine loan. The borrowers' debt service reserves are nearly depleted and should run out by the end of the year, according to Moody's and Fitch Ratings.
The deal has become a poster child for the excesses of 2006, when cheap money flowed and underwriting assumptions pushed the envelope. When the sprawling 56-building 11,250-unit complex was sold in 2006, about 80 percent of the development's units were rent-stabilized. The new owners hoped to convert the bulk of those units to market-rate units with regularity, but the pace of conversions was slower than expected. As of July, the mix was about 60 percent rent-stabilized, 40 percent market rate.
"They had an aggressive assumption," says Adam Fox, senior director for Fitch Ratings. "Up until the end of 2008, they were converting just over 6 percent of the stabilized units to market (per year), but their initial expectation was a much higher number."
The biggest fly in the ointment is litigation brought on by tenants of Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village. The tenants allege that a number of units have been wrongfully deregulated, and in March, the New York State Supreme Court denied the owners' request to dismiss the claims. A week later, a court of appeals sided with the tenants, saying that the owners cannot deregulate the units while receiving city tax abatements, called J-51 city tax credits.
Therefore, the owners are now in limbo, unable to deregulate any additional units until the litigation is settled, which could take months or even years. During the legal process, the owners are required to deposit the difference between the stabilized rents and market-rate rents on the converted units, an escrow account currently totaling $10 million, with monthly payments of $2.5 million.
"The litigation is driving the performance," Fox says. "It limits their ability to convert the units, and because they have not been able to do that, they are using more of their reserves and burning through them much quicker."
The owners are facing a catch-22: They must put more equity into the deal, or recapitalize, to continue paying the debt. But that's difficult to do without knowing the property's value, which largely depends on the outcome of the litigation.
Meanwhile, the debt reserves are dwindling. As of July, the deal's debt service reserve balance was just $56.5 million, down from $400 million at issuance. And a general reserve account, which totaled $190 million at issuance and was used for capital improvements and to pay down the debt, is now gone. The $3 billion in securitized debt was originated by Wachovia, and portions of it are spread among five different CMBS pools.
If the owners default, it would only add more grist for the mill of CMBS delinquencies. The current Fitch CMBS loan delinquency index is 3.04 percent overall, and 5.44 percent for multifamily. If Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village becomes delinquent, the overall number would increase to 3.63 percent, and 9.49 percent for multifamily.

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Lot 11: Bronze Vase HU with Metal Inlays and Dragon Handle, Han
1184: Art Journey: China
by Auctionata Paddle8 AG
October 22, 2016
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Live Auction
Bronze, metal inlays
China, Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD)
Bulbous shaped body on a circular, high foot rim
Garlic-shaped neck with inside directed mouth rim
The shoulder with two ring eyelets with a handle with two dragon heads
The wall embellished with revolving bands of metal inlays
The surface with a brownish green patina
This bronze is coated with a wax layer, which serves as protection and should slow down the corrosion process.
Height: c. 24.5 cm
Good condition consistent with age
The bronze is in good condition with usual signs of wear consistent with age. The height is c. 24,5 cm.
The vessel type HU was originally used as a wine container and appears in many variations and modifications. Examples with a squared section are usually referred to as FANGHU. The HU has usually a bulbous, vase-shaped lower part surmounted by a tapering neck. The vessel can be carried by the two ring handles on the sides, which sometimes have the shape of animals. The cover of the vase was also used as a vessel. Since the 5th century metal inlays decorating the exterior were particularly common.
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AT least 21 employees of a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) refilling station were seriously wounded in an explosion that razed a gasoline station and a furniture shop early yesterday morning in Pasig City.
Pasig City Fire Marshal Supt.Arturo Marcos identified the victims as Efipano Ausa, 50; Adonis Munoz, 22; Jayro Soriano, 22; Jectopher Cawili, 21; Romeo Eugenio, 28 ; Camilo Alcaraz Jr., 18; Alejandro Conrad, 42; Raymundo Saturnino, 20; Jayson Dagaw, 25; Philip Villota, 28; Domingo Guira, 29; Jeffrey Eugenio, 35; Raymart Eda, 22; Joel Eda, 28; Ramil Reden, 21; Arvin Bautista, 20; Jeter Brillantes, 25; Noriel Salamio, 22; Bryan Ludrico, 20; William Khey, 30; and Genie Cognito, 39. Most of the victims suffered second to third degree burns.
Pasig Fire Investigation chief Senior Insp. Anthony Arroyo said the explosion occurred at the Regasco LPG refilling station of Omni Gas Corporation located at A. Sandoval Ave., in Brgy. San Miguel, at around 1:08 a.m. The explosion also razed the nearby Flying V gasoline station and FCS Furniture and Garment store.
Report said the Omni Gas Corporation is partly owned by LPGMA Party-list Rep. Arnel Ty. It was a storage facility and also refilling tanks for cooking LPG.
Prior to the explosion, Marvin Magandia, Manager of Flying V, said he was awaken by an unusual LPG odor fumes. Upon checking outside, he noticed a smoke coming from the warehouse of the Omni gas refilling station. Few minutes later, a loud explosion occurred followed by a fire.
The employees of the refilling station tried to contain the blaze but it quickly engulfed the area and spread to the adjacent gasoline station and furniture store.
Eda said he was earlier advised to fix some technical problems at the warehouse.
Arroyo said leak and the explosion were not immediately reported to the authorities as employees tried to douse the fire.
Arroyo said the BFP will investigate if there are violations committed by the Omni Gas Corporation like improper maintenance of the facility or products that triggered the explosion.
The BFP estimated the damage to property at P20 million.
Interior and Local Government Secretary Ismael 'Mike' D. Sueno ordered the BFP to conduct a thorough probe on the explosion.
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It seems something special did indeed happen in July this year when it comes to Windows Phone adoption.
The monthly active users of the official Facebook app increased from 2.4 million to 2.9 million between the 9th July and 5th August, a 21% increase in users in less than a month.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) renewed her support for a public insurance option on Thursday, one day after a key Senate chairman introduced legislation without one.
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Still, she shrugged when asked if her view of a public option included non-governmental, not-for-profit "co-ops, or if she could accept a "trigger" in the bill that would create the public option at a later date if other ideas, such as the co-ops, fail. The former is included in the Finance Committee bill, and the latter has been under discussion.
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It would of been better if he just admitted the truth. "I made a mistake, I take responsibility for my actions, blah blah blah"
So what it's just some weed, we might as well be talking about him smoking some cigarettes.... I would use a 4th rounder on him as he is probably better than most of the safeties in this draft.
I know that getting suspended for any reason looks bad but why not just man up and say yeah I did it. Why make up a bogus story, it only makes it look worse than it is. A little chronic never hurt anyone. .
I think he was graded around 3rd or 4th round this year and I've seen him in the first for some mocks for next season. IMO, he was the best safety in college ball last year.
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"Roses are red, Bacon is also red, Poems are hard, Bacon."
One for all the romantics out there courtesy of @D0N74 –thank him later.
Nagging doubts of the week
You know that feeling when it suddenly dawns on you that you might have made a mistake? That pit of the stomach ache when you realise what you've done and there's no going back? So imagine if you'd been asked to demolish a property and you set to work assiduously razing it to the ground efficiently and effectively. And then it hits you. Did they mean the historic 18th Century chateau? Or the ugly little outhouse in the grounds? Gulp.
Gift idea of the week
I have a theory that you can improve pretty much any meal by adding cheese and in the same way you can soup up pretty much any product by producing a rap version. So with that sage advice ringing in your ears, we give you the Rap Coloring Book, in case you have youngsters to buy for this Yuletide. You're welcome!
Internet eating itself blog of the week
This site collects photos of hipster types taking photos of their food. It's funny and quite clever but thinking about it too much might make your head hurt.
Judgmental expressions of the week
There's two types of judges on television's Masterchef. On the one hand there's those who know their onions (see what I did there?) and can make succinct and constructive comments about the food they are presented with. Then there's those judges (Greg Wallace) who just say what they're eating and add a "y" on the end: "This rice pudding is ricey, it's puddingy etc…" But what all the judges have in common is the ability to pull the most wonderful faces to add to the melodrama, and so naturally someone has brought them together on an Instagram account. It's Instagramy, it's photo-y…
Animal kingdom combo of the week
Want to see a cat playing with dolphins? Oh no I'm not really into that. What???!! Nah I'm just kidding, hit me up. Phew! Here" you go.
You need to get booze as well! Go go go!
- Living for the weekend, it's Best of the Web!
- The photographer archiving South Africa's black lesbian community
- Kirsten Lepore's creepy clay character is oddly soothing in this brilliant animation
- Friday Mixtape: Grammy award-winning Tinariwen curates a genre-crossing mix
- Designer Kara Zichittella talks about her typographically-led projects
- "Where's my community?": Skin Deep and POC on the need for diversity in the film industry
- A new national identity: Smörgåsbord Studio rebrands Wales
- Graphic design gems: Chicago gang business cards from the 1970s and 80s
- Photographer Dougie Wallace captures the super rich spenders of "Harrodsburg"
- "Romance in a sort-of fantasy world": photographer Molly Matalon's new work (some NSFW)
- Studio Michael Satter's sophisticatedly simple graphic design portfolio
- Harry Pearce and Pentagram create a new identity for Pink Floyd's record label


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Anybody else remember this? This ad ran in damn near every comic book in the U.S. in the early 1970s. This particular version ran in Eerie Publications' black and white magazines, though there was a more chromatic take on it in the color comics of the time. Click on the image for a closer look.
My brother and I fired off a dollar for this. The "life size reproduction of a Movie Monster" was actually a poster of the critter from the ad. Cool but, despite his resemblance to the beastie from Curse of the Demon this guy never actually appeared in a movie. The 4x5 glossy photos were not in the slightest bit glossy and the bonus monster masks were printed on paper. Still, it was a pretty exciting package for a young monster fan.
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You can only control 1 "Gravekeeper's Chief" at a time. Your Graveyard is unaffected by "Necrovalley". When this card is Tribute Summoned, you can Special Summon 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster from your Graveyard.
You can discard this card to the Graveyard to add 1 "Necrovalley" from your Deck to your hand.
You can Tribute 1 face-up "Gravekeeper's" monster you control, except this card, to destroy 1 card your opponent controls.
FLIP: Return 1 monster on your opponent's side of the field to its owner's hand.
When this card you control is sent to your Graveyard, add 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster with 1500 or less DEF from your Deck to your hand.
FLIP: Special Summon 1 "Gravekeeper's" with 1500 or less ATK from your Deck.
You can Normal Summon this card by Tributing 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster. This card gains 200 ATK for each "Gravekeeper's" monster in your Graveyard. If this face-up card on the field would be destroyed, you can discard 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster instead.
When this card is sent to the Graveyard as a result of battle, you may select 1 DARK monster with an ATK of 1500 or less from your Deck and Special Summon it to the field in face-up Attack Position (no Tribute is required for monsters of Level 5 or more). The Deck is then shuffled.
Neither player can add cards from their Deck to their hand except by drawing them. You can send this face-up card to the Graveyard to negate the Special Summon of 1 of your opponent monsters, and destroy it.
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Mazda has been a long-time engine innovator. The company has breathed life into the rotary and Miller-cycle engine and has proved itself able to build very finely tuned turbo engines.
Here's how to decipher the engine codes used by Mazda...
Here's how to decipher the engine codes used by Mazda...
Engine Code Engine Configuration/ Capacity
12A Twin-rotor Wankel rotary/573cc x 2
13B Twin-rotor Wankel rotary/654cc x 2
20B Triple-rotor Wankel rotary/654cc x 3
JE V6 piston engine/3.0 litre
J5 V6 piston engine/2.5 litre
KF V6 piston engine/2.0 litre
KJ-M V6 piston engine (Miller cycle)/2.2 litre
KL V6 piston engine/2.5 litre
K8 V6 piston engine/1.8 litre
B6 Four cylinder piston engine/1.6 litre
BP Four cylinder piston engine/1.8 litre
FE Four cylinder piston engine/2.0 litre
F2 Four cylinder piston engine/2.2 litre (turbo only)
F8 Four cylinder piston engine/1.8 litre
Mazda Rotary Engines...
Put into mass production in the late '60s, killed and then reborn in 2003, the Mazda rotary engine has a rich history of motor racing behind it. There's simply no overstating the amount of grunt achievable with these very compact, lightweight engines.
The reborn rotary engine fitted to the new RX-8 is based on the faithful 13B twin-rotor design but it has been dramatically reengineered (primarily to achieve improved fuel economy and emissions). The exhaust ports have been relocated to the side housings of the rotor chambers, a variable induction system has been added, there's new-generation injectors and electronic throttle control. Known as the RENESIS rotary, the RX-8 engine uses 10.0:1 compression and – without the aid of forced induction – spits out 177kW at 8200 rpm and 211Nm at 5500 rpm in the Australian-spec manual gearbox version. Australian automatic models trail by 23kW but generate more torque.
The Series 8 Mazda RX-7 was the last of the previous line-up. The Series 8 RX-7 (see Last of the Line RX-7 for our full coverage of this beast) used the long-proven 13B twin-rotor engine hung with sequential turbochargers, an air-to-air intercooler and a 9.0:1 static compression ratio. In Series 8 Type R and RS guise, the twin-turbo 13B REW cranks out 206kW at 6500 rpm and 314Nm at 5000 rpm.
Note that the twin-turbo 13B fitted to the Series 6/7 RX-7 is rated at 'only' 187 - 195kW, while the Eunos Cosmo's 13B TT made just 172kW.
But for monster power – torque, at least – you've gotta be talking about the top-line Cosmo's triple-rotor 20B. Essentially a 13B design with another rotor hung off the end, the 20B was only ever produced in sequential twin-turbo form – there was never an atmo version. Displacing a total of 2.0-litres, the 20B generates the Japanese regulation 206kW (and a bit!) at 6500 rpm along with 402Nm at 3500 rpm. The extra torque of the 20B made it the logical choice to fit to the top-line versions of the Japanese market Cosmo.
But don't think twin-turbochargers are essential for real rotary performance...
The 13B rotary in single turbo form can muster up to 151kW in Series 5 RX-7 guise. Series 4 13B turbo engines – with a more restrictive intercooler, different rotors and turbocharger – make 15kW less.
Back in the early '80s – before the days of turbocharged 13Bs – Mazda relied on a turbocharged version of the smaller 12A rotary. The 12A turbo (Mazda's first rotary turbo) came non-intercooled, but managed to produce a maximum of 121kW at 6000 rpm in the first-generation RX-7.
The only naturally aspirated rotary that makes any real power (aside from the new RX-8 RENESIS engine) is the 13B EFI. Depending on model, this engine makes up to 121kW at 6500 revs.
Mazda Sixes...
The most creative and desirable Mazda six is the KJ-ZEM Miller-cycle supercharged engine. Displacing just 2.3-litres, this DOHC, 24-valve V6 boasts a screw-type supercharger and twin air-to-air intercoolers. And what about the Miller-cycle principle? Well, this system keeps the intake valves open for the first 20 percent of the compression stroke. The timing of the intake valves is from 2 degrees before TDC until 70 degrees after BDC, with exhaust valve duration from 47 degrees BBDC to 5 degrees ATDC. All of this reduces pumping losses and improves efficiency when teamed with the supercharger.
The maximum output for the Japanese-market KL-ZEM is up to 162kW at 5500 rpm with 294Nm at 3500 rpm. This is a very smooth engine – not surprising given its use in the top-line Eunos saloon.
The second most powerful Mazda six is also fitted to a luxury saloon – the vehicle recognised in Australia as the mid '90s 929. The JE-ZE is a 3.0-litre, DOHC, 24-valve V6 with a 9.5:1 compression ratio. In Japanese spec it's rated at 151kW at 6000 rpm and 272Nm at 3500 rpm. This engine is essentially a DOHC version of the JE 3.0-litre V6 released in the early-mid '80s.
Another good Mazda V6 is the KL-ZE 2.5-litre DOHC, 24-valve V6. The highest output version of this engines uses 10.0:1 compression and makes 149kW at 6500 rpm and 224Nm. This engine comes fitted to vehicles such as the Japanese market Millenia 25M.
Although intended for a people mover role, the Mazda AJ-DE 3.0-litre DOHC 24-valve V6 is another worthy mention. With its 10.0:1 compression ratio, this engine generates 149kW at 6000 rpm and 265Nm at 4700 rpm in current Japanese-market Mazda Tribute form. Oddly enough, Australian delivered versions of this engine appear to generate slightly more power – the local Mazda MPV and Tribute V6 both manage to crank out 152kW and 276Nm.
Also in the Australian market, the J5-DE 2.5-litre, DOHC, 24-valve V6 (from the last MX-6) might also be of interest. This engine uses 9.0:1 compression and makes 119kW and 211Nm. Note that the local Eunos 500 uses a KF-ZE 2.0-litre V6 for 119kW/180Nm and the little 30X sportscar uses a K8-ZE 1.8-litre V6 for 108kW/157Nm. A sweet little thing.
Mazda Fours...
Without question, the most desirable Mazda four-cylinder engines are turbocharged.
Gruntiest of the lot is the BP-series turbo engine from the Japanese-market Familia (323) GTR. The BP turbo engine is a 1.8-litre four with DOHC, 16-valve breathing and – in GTR-spec – it uses a relatively large turbo, an upgrade air-to-air intercooler and various other mechanical changes. Max output is an impressive for a 1.8-litre - 154kW at 6000 rpm and 250Nm at 4500 rpm. Note that the Familia GTR was produced in only limited numbers.
The run-of-the-mill BP-series intercooled turbo engine can be found in the Australian Ford KF – KH Laser TX3 AWDs and the Japanese-market Familia GTX. Thanks largely to the high-octane Japanese fuel, the Familia GTX engine is listed with the most power of this trio – it makes 134kW at 6000 rpm and 237Nm at 3000 rpm. Interestingly, the static compression ratio for both the Familia GTX and GTR engines is 8.2:1.
Next most powerful is the 1.6-litre DOHC, 16-valve, intercooled turbo B6 engine as fitted to the Australian Ford KE Laser turbo, Capri and the Japanese-market Familia AWD and FWD turbo. As predecessor to the BP-series 1.8, the B6 shares a similar engine design and a low 7.8:1 static compression ratio to achieve up to 110kW. Australian versions are listed with 103kW (and 186Nm) when running premium-unleaded fuel.
Mazda also released a comparatively large 2.2-litre turbo engine in the late '80s. The F2 2.2 SOHC, 12-valve, four used an intercooler and single turbocharger to produce a maximum of 108kW at just 4300 rpm (quoted from Australian spec F2 engines running premium unleaded fuel). These engines were optional in the local 626/Telstar TX5 and MX-6.
Interestingly, the Japanese market version of the MX-6 (aka Capella) also saw the FE 2.0-litre DOHC, 16-valve engine that could generate 104kW at 6000 rpm without forced induction – almost as much as the turbocharged F2 2.2-litre! Torque, however, was down at 186Nm at 4000 rpm compared to the Australian-spec F2's 258Nm at 3500 rpm.
In the early/mid '80s, a SOHC, 8-valve turbocharged 2.0-litre four – the FE-series – was introduced to the Australian 626 and Ford Telstar TX5. Using simple throttle-body type fuel injection this engine was listed at 87kW, but the Japanese version – in particular the 'Magnum' – are reputedly much more powerful. These early FE SOHC turbo engines were also used in the larger Mazda 929 range.
About the same time, Mazda released the E6 and E5 SOHC turbo engines that used similar technology. Power outputs were in the vicinity of 75 to 85kW.
And what about Mazda's naturally aspirated four-cylinders, you ask?
The best is the L3-VE engine as fitted to the Japanese market Atenza. The L3-VE displaces 2.3-litres and, in Japanese guise, features a 10.0:1 compression ratio, DOHC, 16-valve breathing and variable inlet cam timing. Its output is 131kW at 6500 rpm and 215Nm at 4000 rpm. Note that the L3-series four is also used in the Australian Mazda6 and Mazda3, but outputs are only 122kW/207Nm and 115kW/203Nm respectively.
The 2003 Japanese Familia rates second with a 121kW output from its optional high-output 2.0-litre engine. The FS-ZE 2.0-litre DOHC, a 16-valve engine uses a high 10.4:1 compression ratio.
Next comes the 1.8-litre DOHC atmo BP-series engine in the Mazda MX-5 (aka Roaster and Miata). In its latest Japanese guise (BP-VE), this engine uses 10.5:1 compression, variable inlet cam timing and produces 118kW at 7000 rpm and 170Nm at 5500 rpm. Earlier 1.8 versions made closer to 100kW. Note that the Australian-spec engines are also invariably slightly down on the outputs of the Japanese examples.
The first 1.6-litre version of the MX-5 used an atmo B6 engine delivering only around 82kW. In Japan, however, the entry-level MX-5 still uses the B6 now rated at 92kW.
The Australian Developed MX-5 SP Turbo Engine
The hottest factory-backed Mazda MX-5 in the world is the Australian-market SP (Special Performance) Turbo.
Using the latest variable cam timed 1.8-litre as the base (retaining its standard compression ratio), the SP Turbo has been fitted with a nickel-alloy cast iron exhaust manifold with a ball-bearing Garrett turbocharger blowing through a front-mount air-to-air intercooler. There's also a carbon-fibre airbox, Bosch blow-off valve, large diameter exhaust, bigger injectors, different spark plugs and an upgraded coolant radiator to round out the mechanical mods. The factory ECU has also been re-mapped to suit.
Output? An impressive 150kW at 6800 rpm and 280Nm at 4600 rpm with just 0.5 Bar of boost!
A free-spinning F8 1.8-litre DOHC four was also used in various Japanese-market vehicles - it generates 86kW at a very high 8000 rpm. But more impressive is the current model FP-DE 1.8-litre DOHC, 16-valver in the Japanese-market Premacy. It's rated at 96kW and 161Nm – and note that the same engine (but making 92kW) is available in the late '90s Australian-delivered 323. The 2003 Demio can also be bought with a ZY-VE 1.5-litre DOHC, 16-valve engine making 83kW and 140Nm. Note that the Australian-delivered Mazda2 also employs the same engine making virtually the same output.
Mazda Threes...
If you're interested in three-cylinder performance, the current Mazda K6A 660cc DOHC, 12-valve turbo engine should be on your shopping list. With an 8.4:1 static compression ratio, variable valve timing and air-to-air intercooler this baby engine puts out 47kW at 6500 rpm and 106Nm at 3500 rpm.
A naturally aspirated version with variable valve timing and 10.5:1 compression generates 40kW and 63Nm. Both engines come fitted to the Japanese market Mazda AZ Wagon Kei classer.
Mazda Performance Motors at a Glance...
20B Triple Rotor Twin Turbo 206kW
13B Twin Rotor Twin Turbo – S8 RX7 Type R and RS 206kW
13B Twin Rotor Twin Turbo – S6-onward RX-7 187 – 195kW
13B Twin Rotor Twin Turbo - Cosmo 172kW
13B Twin Rotor Turbo – S5 RX7 151kW
13B Twin Rotor Turbo – S4 RX7 136kW
12A Twin Rotor Turbo 121kW
13B Twin Rotor EFI 121kW
13B RENESIS (Australian spec) 177kW
KJ-ZEM 2.3 litre V6 Miller Cycle Supercharged 162kW
JE-ZE 3.0 litre V6 DOHC 151kW
AJ-DE 3.0-litre V6 DOHC 149/152kW
KL-ZE 2.5 litre V6 DOHC 149kW
J5-DE 2.5 DOHC 119kW
KF-ZE 2.0 DOHC 119kW
K8-ZE 1.8 DOHC 108kW
BP 1.8 DOHC turbo (Familia GT-R) 154kW
BP-VE 1.8 DOHC SP turbo (Australian spec) 150kW
BP 1.8 DOHC turbo 134kW
L3-VE 2.3 DOHC 131kW
FS-ZE 2.0 DOHC 121kW
BP-VE 1.8 DOHC 118kW
B6 1.6 DOHC turbo 103/110kW
F2 2.2 SOHC turbo 108kW
FE 2.0 DOHC 104kW
FP-DE 1.8-litre DOHC 96kW
B6 1.6 DOHC 82 – 92kW
FE SOHC turbo 87kW
F8 1.8 litre DOHC 86kW
ZY-VE 1.5-litre DOHC 83kW
E5 1.5 SOHC turbo/E6 1.6 SOHC turbo 75 - 85kW
K6A 660cc DOHC Turbo 47kW
K6A 660cc DOHC VVT 40kW
K6A 660cc DOHC Turbo 47kW
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LEGAL-50?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12792807#action_12792807 ] Henri Yandell commented on LEGAL-50: ------------------------------------ Not a huge fan of JSR spec licenses, but I'm happy to consider this license as fine for the JCR API jar - "jcr-1.0.jar". Suggested action item is to add this as a specific item to resolved.html. > Day spec license with addendum > ------------------------------ > > Key: LEGAL-50 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LEGAL-50 > Project: Legal Discuss > Issue Type: Question > Reporter: Jukka Zitting > > The JCR API jar file is available under the terms of the Day spec license [1] and the addendum [2]. The essential part of the addendum says: > In addition to the permissions granted under the Specification > License, Day Management AG hereby grants to You a perpetual, > worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable > license to reproduce, publicly display, publicly perform, > sublicense, and distribute unmodified copies of the Content > Repository for Java Technology API (JCR 1.0) Java Archive (JAR) > file ("jcr-1.0.jar") and to make, have made, use, offer to sell, > sell, import, and otherwise transfer said file on its own or > as part of a larger work that makes use of the JCR API. > This is pretty much similar to the LEGAL-36 case where broad rights are given to redistribute *unmodified* versions of the file. The consensus seems to be that such dependencies are OK and can be embedded in binaries, but that such unmodifiable files should not be kept in our svn. > [1] http://www.day.com/maven/jsr170/licenses/day-spec-license.htm > [2] http://www.day.com/maven/jsr170/jars/LICENSE.txt -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com | |
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With the morning session complete (read more here), we had a full afternoon of talks, events and discussions ahead of us. Here is a a brief round-up of all that happened in the afternoon session at BrightonSEO.
How to be a better SEO
Richard Baxter @richardbaxter | Founder, SEOGadget
Richard started by mentioning that he was given a chance to talk about something that he rarely gets to talk about with others. So this presentation gave him the chance to share some insight into what he thinks makes a great SEO.
There is a common passion amongst most SEOs. A passion for their work and the industry, this makes them a great bunch to work with and there is an air of creativity that makes it a really interesting industry to be involved with.
SEO, by its very nature, takes a long time to master; it led Richard to question what makes a good SEO beyond the technical skills they may already have. Here are some key takeaways:
Set goals – it is good to set goals as an SEO and have a clear idea what you want to achieve from working in the industry.
If you don't love your work, it's not finished. You should always be happy with what you have created and what you are sending to external parties.
How to communicate to your clients and how to communicate simply. You should be confident in your work and confident in ensuring clients understand what you are trying to do.
Work on the perception of yourself and your personal knowledge – you can always learn something new.
Try not to just accept the norm and try and push the boundaries of what you do. Try new things and then you may discover better ways of doing something.
Take yourself out your comfort zone and then you will find that you do new things and learn new things
Find a specialism, something that you know well and people will come to you for advice on.
Many of these elements will help you become a better SEO from a client and an internal perspective.
SEO Deliverance
Tony King @toastedteacake | SEO Managing Consultant, Semetrical
This was an interesting talk by Tony King on delivering SEO when working for a large brand.
SEO shouldn't be a department that is pigeonholed and should work alongside every other department to be successful within larger organisations.
The SEO department should treat themselves as gurus within their field, influencers within the business as a whole.
Tony mentioned a few steps to follow for a streamlined department:
Research – Know the market and competition well, perform extensive keyword research, find out who is consistently doing well in the industry and try and figure out how they are achieving this.
Goals – Figure out the site goals and the ongoing strategy. Build your team around this and utilise the staff efficiently.
Implementation – Implement, review and optimise. The underlying improvement is to improve the ROI and this is something that will develop over time.
Delivery is only the beginning and you should continue to monitor, review and improve the campaign.
Separated by a Common Language
Lynne Murphy @lynneguist | Reader in Linguistics, University of Sussex
Lynne created an interesting presentation that looked into the English language and the American English language in more detail. Commonly the American English language has been viewed as being an adaptation of the British English as we know it today. Though to the likely surprise of many, both languages are correct in their own rights.
American English has many origins, not only from the traditional English language but also Latin. The same as British English in the way it has evolved overtime.
This has led to many criticisms within the online world, separating both communities as either one wants their own identity and occasionally refuses infiltration.
The conclusion was that neither language is original, neither is more correct or should be used over the other. How does this relate to SEO? Well differences in languages should be a consideration when working online and targeting different audiences and locations.
A Decade in Affiliate Marketing
James Little – Partnerships Director, Top Cashback
This was a presentation by James Little who is an experienced affiliate and currently works for Top Cashnack.
Rather than teaching us anything with regards to SEO, it was more of an interesting insight into how affiliate marketing has changed over the years into the established industry today.
Initially this was an industry that was thought of being full of 'scruffy bedroom types'. This didn't help their reputation and some major retailers didn't want them making lots of money from their sales. Any changes from the major retailers usually created a huge backlash from the affiliate community. One that would create lots of bad web content for these retailers.
The affiliate industry started to change in reputation with the introduction of an affiliate conference and affiliate awards. This really bought the industry into the mainstream and it became much more highly regarded as a result.
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This talk highlighted how far the affiliate industry has evolved and how it has become the healthy and growing industry it is today.
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What on earth are we communicating for?
published by Luc Galoppin, on 20/03/2009
In a 2008 article I stated that communication is not the message sent, but the message received. I also wrote about the anatomy of a communication and why it should be tailored according to the information needs of the receiver. To summarize these articles, one could say that we've tackled two dimensions of communication: Ok – fair enough – but how about the QUALITY of communication? What should be the result of succesful communication? At first you may think this is a rethoric question – one that needs no answer; a statement. We communicate in order to get our point across. Period. So that's what we do – day in, day out, presenting, advertising, emailing, meeting, etc. But when we measure the success of those communications at the receiver's end, a strange pattern seems to unfold. It seems that the quality of a communication is determined by the extent to which the receiver feels understood and involved, rather than by the amount or the quality of information. In other words: it is the relationship, rather than the content which determines the quality of a communication. It's hidden in the word: "Communication" requires "community" in order to work, so any exchange of information that does not result into being in relationship is actually non-communication. In that sense, good communication is more about receiving and acknowledging than about sending. Stephen Covey warns that giving out advice before having empathetically understood a person and their situation will likely result in rejection of that advice. He makes this point pretty well in his 1989 book The Seven Habits Highly Effective People when he declares Habit 5″ – Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood. What does this mean for organizational change practitioners? In the course of organizational change programs it is even more important to ensure your message gets across. The messages you need to convey are not always the most desired or positive ones, and yet we need to ensure to take the shortest path to people's hearts, minds and hands. The below picture was drawn in a discussion on this topic. We take the Kuebler-Ross cycle of change as a given. This is a natural process that all of us go through when we are confronted with any change. The point is that people need time to make sense of the change pains. It's a fact of life (or should I say 'death' instead?). Of course we want to increase the speed of change. People – and that includes you and me – will only do what they understand, and they will be even more likely to follow your advice when they feel understood. This means we should be as creative as we possibly can in involving them and making them a co-sensemaker and a co-creator of the new reality you need to put in place. Accelerating sense-making means shutting up, listening, acknowledging the communication so as to create a relationship with the receiver. Post a reaction |