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It's not electrical..................probably needs a good tuneup.
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could be electrical
Sometimes the alternator can back feed and supply power to the ignition. You can get a diode and solder inline to the brown wire going to the alternator.
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I doubt it's electrical as well. You most likely have the timing advanced too far (also explains your knock/tap condition) creating a run-on or "dieseling" condition. If it continues to idle smooth when the ignition is off then it's electrical. If it runs on rough then you just need a tune up, search the knowledge base or the engine forum for all the info on why it "diesels".
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Yes it sounds like the timing is not correct..
But do you know what has been done to the engine?? You might need some good old Gas with octane especially if there has been an engine swap with an older version engine |
well theres no way in hell it needs a tune up 2 months ago(30 miles) I just put full Accel Cap, rotor, coil, wires, and Bosch Plugs. It has a brand new Holley Street Avenger(same exact age). but I had to yank the distributor when I changed the intake. and also when i changed the trans the motor leaned back real far and the distributor hit the firewall. well let me go check my timing, I'll let you guys know from there.
1......If you have a electric fan wired into the car and didn't use a relay to control it that will defiantly make your car keep running till the fan stops turning. That fan motor will generate enough power to back feed into the cars ignition wiring to power the system and keep it running.2........ If your engine is dieseling making chugging knocking noises after you shut it off. Then the Idle is too high after the engine is turned off enough air can be sucked into the engine to keep running esp with older engines that have alot of carbon build up in the cylinders air and fuel combined with those hot spots in the cylinders will keep it chugging and knocking and turning for Ive seen almost a minute.
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Please don't get upset we're just trying to help!
You said you were going to check your timing again, that is a good first step. While you are at it just make sure that the bolt that holds the distributor down is nice and tight. Easy thing to forget to do, and I have before. Also make sure your timing isn't jumping around. Once my brother and I got done tuning his engine. Ran great for a week then ran-on or dieseled every time he shut it off. Checked the timing and sure enough it had advanced about 15 degrees and it now would 'flutter' back and forth about 3-4 degrees as it ran, we could watch it with a timing light. We were stumped as the distributor was locked down fine. We got our answer about a week later when the car suddenly stalled and wouldn't start. Timing chain broke(amazingly it didn't take any valve with it!). So just make sure that the timing is steady and were you had set it before. |
Mind boggling question isn't it? I'll admit it took me having a real world problem to figure it out.
There are actually 2 ways: 1.) The timing can be so far off that there is excessive carbon build up. The build up gets red hot and ignites the compressed air/fuel mixture. 2.) it is a sign that your timing chain is misaligned, changing the timing of the camshaft. My brother's Buick had the #2 problem, and would keep running for up to 30 seconds before it would finally quit. |
A engine needs air, ignition and fuel to run. The only way it can run with the ignition off is if the idle is set too high in combination with hot spots in the combustion chamber. If the idle is set normal theres no way it can run on, it doesn't matter where the timing is. If the timing is to spec and the idle is high and there are hot spots the engine will run on. Im just saying in my 20+ year exp working on cars 50+ hours a week I haven't seen 1 case where the timing alone caused a run on cond.
sorry guys I"m just getting frustrated now because it's taken me a year to finally finish this car and get it on the road and now I've just been told by 2 mechanics that the knocking and loss of oil pressure is because of rod and main bearings which means I have a bunch of **** I need to get together and now I have no car to drive . Anyone know prices of a shop to do those? I don't feel like doing that myself at all.
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Guest post by Basketcase Polly Draper (apologies for posting the wrong name earlier)
There's a mystery in The Doorway that may not, at first, be obvious.
The episode opens with a dark screen. We hear Megan's voice, a scream , then "Oh my God." Then a POV close-up of a man's face. It becomes clear he is giving CPR to the person through whose eyes we view the scene. Fade to black and we hear Don's voice: "Midway in our life's journey, I went astray from the straight road, and woke up to find myself in a dark wood." We see Don reading Dante's "Inferno" on the beach in Hawaii and for 8 minutes he is silent.
This opening is explained to us later in a flashback. We are led to believe that it was the Jonesey the doorman who had a heart attack, witnessed by Don, Megan, Sylvia Rosen (who crosses herself), and her husband: the doctor who provided CPR.
But is that what really happened?
I wonder if we are viewing the opening scene through Don's eyes, and this foreshadowsa heart attack he will have in 1968. One that will be transformational, and a factor in his journey of rebirth and attempt at redemption, as he travels to find himself.
These are the questions that keep running around my brain:
Why would the opening POV scene be through the eyes of a character we don't know, and not Don, whose voice we next hear?
Why do we hear Megan first scream and then shout, "Oh my God," when in the flashback scene, when we see Jonesy crumble, she appears calm as she walks to the phone to call for help?
Why does the first shot of Dr. Rosen giving CPR show his shirt collar unbuttoned and his tie loosened, while in the flashback of Jonesy getting CPR, Dr. Rosen's collar is buttoned and his tie knot is tight? Could this be because Dr. Rosen is giving CPR to two different people, Don and Jonesy?
Does Don's 8 minutes of silence in Hawaii suggest that he is in limbo, between life and death? Limbo is also referred to as Circle 1 in Dante's "Inferno."
Are Don's first spoken words to PFC Dinkins, starting with "Army," symbolic not just of his birth as Donald Draper, but also of his journey of rebirth, all while attention is drawn to the first Donald Draper through the lighter mix-up?
Why does Don say that he had an experience in Hawaii that he can't put into words? Could a heart attack be his near-death, out of the body experience, which he can't explain?
Why is Don's pose in bed corpse-like when Megan wakes him? She hen brushes her hand across his eyes, as if to close them on a corpse, when she tells him she won't be attending Roger's mother's funeral. Is it Don's funeral she won't be attending, because he comes close, but doesn't die?
Although Don has been drinking at home before and at Roger's mother's funeral, he appears to break out in a sweat, looking lightheaded and nauseous before he vomits. We're led to attribute it to his drinking, but these symptoms (amazing acting by Jon Hamm, BTW) are some of the warning signs, according to the American Heart Association, of an impending heart attack.
When Don promises a gift of a camera to Dr. Rosen, he says, "You come by my office, I get to go to yours." Does this foreshadow Don visiting Dr. Rosen's office as a patient?
Why does Don seem to want a relationship with Dr. Rosen? He is eager to give him a gift of the Leica camera. Could it be a sign of gratitude, similar to Jonesy giving the doctor liquor, because Dr. Rosen saves Don's life with CPR? Don asks, "What is it like to have someone's life in your hands?"
When Don speaks about love as an "electric jolt" that is "like a drug," does this foreshadow Don's heart being resuscitated in the hospital with cardiac paddles? Does he learn to love when his heart, broken from childhood trauma, is repaired?
When Don walks Dr. Rosen to the supply room to get the camera, why does he say to Dr. Rosen, "Welcome to my hospital?"
Why does Don hear the sound of the ocean when he looks to the light in his rearranged office. He says to Jonesy, after being helped home from the funeral, "What did you see when you died?" Don asks if he saw the light, if he heard the ocean. Is Don asking Jonesy if he saw the same things that Don saw when he died?
During the Sheraton meeting, why does Don say, "The soul goes in and out of the body" and that Aloha means both "hello" and "good-bye"? Why does Don view his pitch of a "jumping off point" as rebirth (the soul goes in and out of the body) and baptism, even though everyone else sees this as suicide and death?
When I think of these questions, and many of the insights of fellow Basketcases, as well as theories floating about the Internet about Don seeming in limbo, having an out of the body experience, Dr. Rosen as a friend, how Don looks at Megan during his silence, I come up with the following. Even though I have never been able to figure out where Matt Weiner will take us, it doesn't stop me from speculating:
I think Season 6 will be about Don's journey to better understand his life, the decisions he has made, and what he has learned (and not learned) from his poor choices. His only hope of finding some kind of redemption and happiness will be to confront the events in his past that made him the dysfunctional, broken man that he. He will at least try to deal with his demons. Don "is lost in the woods" with Sylvia, which puts him in Circle 2 of hell ("Lustful"), and he doesn't want to stay there ("I want to stop doing this"). Don will only be motivated to make this journey through hell to paradise if he has a transformational near-death experience (a heart attack). Both he and Megan will stray in their marriage (symbolized by the upside-down slide in the Kodak Carousel, and Megan saying "Do you still love me even if I'm a lying whore?"). Don must learn to ask for forgiveness and to give forgiveness. This is why Don's silence is part of his keen observation of Megan and a glimpse into what is at stake if he dies or she leaves him. As the closing credits roll, we hear Elvis singing, "Hawaiian Wedding Song:" I will love you longer than forever. Promise me that you will leave me never.
Will Don's journey get him through the last two circles of hell (Circle 8, "The Fraudulent" where he owns up to his identity as Dick Whitman and Circle 9, "Traitors," where he atones for his lies and deceit) so that he might arrive at the paradise of self-knowledge, or will he try, but fall short?
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Nice post. I didn't realize there was more than one Dark Peggy on here.
That's funny.
Actually, there is only one Dark Peggy!
This was a guest post by me, with help from Deborah, who I don't blame for switching our names given how late she was up last night! 🙂
🙂 I'll revel in claiming your excellent work!
I'm SO sorry. You two are DP and PD and I was up all hours.
No worries!
Brill questions, DP. It is so easy to disregard the events in the first episode but I think you're right, it's all going to come back. Reminds me of that old Wesson oil commercial on TV; "it all comes back except for one tablespoon."
I remember that commercial…how appropriate because this time Don is the one who will be FRIED!
Great post!
We've already had the "two" CPR scenes, the "missing" four hours in Hawaii, Don and Sylvia, and the return of Bowl Cut Dick. I think Season 6 could top any of the first 5. Considering my opinion of the future of the show at this point last season….that is simply incredible. -
Brilliant Observations!
My thought about the CPR is that the removal of the jacket and the loosening of the tie could merely denote the passage of time. Once you start CPR, you're obligated by law to continue until help arrives. Someone could have done compressions for Dr. Rosen long enough for him to take off his jacket etc. CPR is physically demanding.
Still, I love these ideas.
How thought-provoking! Thank you!
I posted about this in week one when I noticed the doctors outfit and megan's response seemed different in the two scenes. I definitely think the first scene is don, but maybe not a heart attack, but at least collapsing for some reason.
I have been thinking about this for weeks. The Hawaii scenes were so dreamlike, and Don was so silent in them: I got a definite here-but-not-here vibe from him. He reminded of Tony Soprano, as "Kevin Finnerty," in the scenes after that shooting at the start of Season 6 of The Sopranos.
But it was last week's episode, when Don collapsed in front of his own door, that kind of sealed my sense that all is not well with Don Draper.
Oh! And Sylvia. With her Dante and her devil steak and her prayers that Don "finds peace," she keeps moving between being his downfall and his possible salvation.
There's a lot to chew on here, Polly. Well done.
Yes…about Sylvia. I agree with you that she is another piece of this fine puzzle. Someone else on the open thread (I think) raised the question about whether Sylvia is Anna, but with sex.
It also bothers me that we know nothing about how Don and Sylvia hooked up. With all of Don's other lovers we witnessed the seduction, and with Bobbie Barrett, she seduced Don. If Sylvia seduced Don, then I don't think she will be his possible salvation.
This is apropos of nothing, but I got the strongest Bobbie Barrett vibe from Megan's colleague Arlene (soap opera actress, married to the soap boss, one half of the swinging couple). Start to finish: right down to that glance she exchanged with Don after Megan's love scene.
I half expected her to start telling Megan how "young and beautiful" she is …
But Megan basically seduced Don too. She went into his office that night near the end of S4 and offered herself on a platter. There was no courtship to their relationship.
That scene and "Tomorrowland" were why I expected her character to be more devious and show some claws as time progressed.
Yes. Yes to all of it. Great post, so many good observations!
Great Post! I've had a nagging suspicion about those two hear attack scenes too — I do think that the first one we saw was actually Don having a cardiac–especially since the reactions around it were different each time. The first time we hear Megan scream and then say "Oh My God!" twice". Then we see and hear the doctor say "Let me in there, it's okay Jonesy, ope his coat, call an ambulance" The second time, we only hear her scream, and the doctor says "That's it, that's it, hang in there!" "Keep listening to me, Come on!" I think we're being toyed with!
I wonder…when Don bites the dust, who will show up at his funeral? Which mistress will throw themselves on top of his casket and sob? Haha!
Ted Chaough will be there. He will comment that Don Draper has a "little tiny casket".
Or… now that he's seen all that can go wrong with an ad man's funeral; his will be the "real deal".
And all of his mistresses will respond that Don needed a very large casket.
Jim Hobart would be there.
I thought Matt Weiner had said Mm will end with Don in present day as an old man. But he may have been messing with us viewers as he is often wont to do.
Here's the interview link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/2011/11/15/mad-men-will-end-in-prese_n_1094473.html
PD, I love the way you think. So much going on in this episode.
I'm interested in his attachment to Dr Rosen, entirely aside from the matter of his involvement with Sylvia. He was eager to give the doctor a Leica from his closet full of them. Ever held a Leica? They're like the Jaguar of small cameras. In a way I think it was alpha-male bonding, wanting to share his success and handle it lightly ("I only know them by the price"). But the camera is something more too; Don never takes pictures, and when they're in Hawaii, what kind of camera is Megan using? Some ticky-tacky Instamatic? Why didn't he give her a Leica? Shrug. Just the wifey, I guess. Those pictures she brings home are the little stops on the carousel of his life. Don, of course, had nothing to say about them, and who knows what the doctor will use his camera for, if anything. Maybe it's just another thing of beauty that he can truly own (and leave on a shelf).
Maybe the cameras are a dead end. I keep going back to the image of Rosen departing through the doorway into the snow, on his skis. So completely unexpected, after one door after another after another in this episode. Some say the world will end in fire, some in ice? Who was Don's guide through the cycles of Hell, and which one are we up to by that point? Which one is Orpheus, and who gets left behind?
BA, I was also struck by Megan's crappy camera.
If I remember correctly, Don gave Dr. Rosen a Leica M2 from the storeroom — and 1968 was the last year for that model. In Season 1 in the episode, Marriage of Figaro, we do see Don with a motion picture camera filming Sally's birthday party. For someone like Don who sees the simplicity and power of images and words, cameras should be very important.
I also agree with you about that image of Dr. Rosen departing on his skis and the look on Don's face — exactly who gets left behind?!
Finally, this season is starting to pick up! "To Have & To Hold" was a great episode! Project K felt very caper-ish, it was good to see Harry finally stand up for himself, albeit for the wrong reasons, and we finally get a good Joan story line! We also mention the "One Heart Attack or Two" article from this site on The MadCast Podcast, available on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mad-cast-the-mad-men-podcast/id500685789?mt=2) as well as Stitcher Radio. Give us a listen!
Hawaii wasn't a dream. They WERE there. But……..that silence from Don has me stumped.
Love that Polly D has me thinking about this. Can't/won't get this out of my head all day.
Me too! Brilliant PD so much mental gristle!!!
Hey Tilden,
If Hawaii wasn't a dream, I'm wondering if it becomes Don's worst nightmare AFTER his childhood?
Something tells me that we will see more scenes of Hawaii in the weeks ahead….can't wait.
Love the idea. I couldn't think of anything else but Don being the one dying when I first saw that scene. Then, that set up everything else so nicely, especially the pitch about the jumping off point, shedding skin, death, and starting new.
And, the asking to visit Rosen's office… well, unless he means to sit in during a surgery, I'm not sure what else he'd be subconsciously saying expect "I'm destined to be heading to the hospital" -
Does anyone know if Dr. Rosen is a cardiologist? Or an internist, or trauma guy or what?
Dr. Rosen is a heart surgeon, correct? I think that has been implied at least once. Don made that comment to Dr. Rosen in the elevator about giving a Leica to Christiaan Barnard, who had performed the first heart transplant in December, 1967. It was, I think, both a way of locating us in time as well as telling us what Dr. Rosen does.
I also find it interesting that there is a medical model of a heart on the dresser in the maid's room where Don and Sylvia have their trysts. I stare at it every time. It seems out of place.
Courtney, I stare at the heart model in all of those scenes, too! That room is so tiny and awkward, it helps me feel less anxious (for Don & Sylvia) by looking out for it. It reminds me of the impaled heart on Mexican lotteria cards, of Jesus's sacred heart. I love that it's just sitting there on the dresser, a stark representation of love and life and death.
Yes, yes, YES! I have been thinking along these same lines as well… What really caught my attention was noticing that the two "heart attack" scenes aren't identical… Megan's reaction in each one was the biggest tip off for me. I can buy that Dr. Rosen's coat and tie are different because we do see him take off his jacket and loosen his tie in the second flashback, but still… Megan's reaction is so different that I'm also unconvinced they are representations of the same event. What also gives me pause about that theory, though, is that both scenes seem to take place in the lobby of Don and Megan's apartment building, judging by the very distinctive light fixture on the ceiling above. That two heart attacks would occur in the lobby with essentially the same people present seems to strain credulity a bit… but I don't know. It does seem extremely "foreshadowy" and ominous…
I also agree about the fact that Don's experience in Hawaii seemed like "limbo," which would also fit in very nicely, as PD stated, with the idea of that being the first circle of Dante's Hell.
There's another thing that kind of bothers me… If we assume that Don is the victim in one of those scenes and that his behavior in Hawaii and asking Jonesy about what he "saw," etc are related to that, then Don's heart attack would have had to have taken place before the trip to Hawaii… and I'm not sure Don seems "different" enough to have gone through that experience already. But that magical "It's A Wonderful Life" kind of turnaround is purely cinematic and would probably play out quite differently in real life… I can't see Weiner going for something that cliche at all. Who knows.
I am so on board with this theory, though… at least some aspect of it might be right. Right?
I felt like, in retrospect, the first episode is a collage and we are going to see greater snippets that mean something other than what we have seen so far. Like if you edit a sentence down to 2 or 3 words it may have a completely different meaning than the entire thing.
I enjoyed your insights and synopsis.
PD, so brilliant! Don's sins come home to roost in his own living hell. Makes me wonder if future episodes are going to represent the circles if hell– greed, gluttony, lust, anger,etc. although sometimes it seems like MM is a mishmash of all those circles of hell in one epi! I also need a primer on Dante's Inferno BTW. Never read it, and the Wikipedia synopsis isn't doing it for me. Any takers?
Although the post is really interesting, I disagree about Don being in a "limbo" = between life and death. In Dante's Inferno, the limbo is where the souls of righteous men that have lived before the advent of Christ (and the souls of children dead before they could receive baptism) are: they are not condemned to hell, but they can't go to heaven either because they didn't live as Christians, but they sure are dead.
Wouldn't it be appropriate that it's Don's heart that fails him in the end?
Also, if you recall, a few seasons back Don visited a doctor who told him that he should take care of himself at his age. Then, when Dr. Rosen visted Don's office to get the camera, Dawn seemed alarmed by his presence and Don told her not to worry that it was just a social visit. Perhaps this is a set-up to show that Don already has had some problems — not a major incident, but something that has made him worry and see a doctor — perhaps those problems occurring at work in Dawn's presence but no one else's. This could culminate in the opening scene being played out again, but in full, in the final scene of the season.
In the premier this season, when they cut to a shot of Megan's belly, just after the heart attack and Don reading from Inferno, I thought, "so she's pregnant." Turned out, she was, but miscarried. So, potential birth, potential death. That's all I've got on that symbolism.
Loose quoting:
Dawkins to Draper: what about you…we're you married in Vietnam
Draper without hesitating: NODraper was married…
Whitman wasn't…Maybe Hawaii Don, was happy Dick in heaven….paradise, beach, Jessica Para in a bikini with 2 joints, time/watch stopped, food, more food, old fashion drinks….and….the greatest part of heaven….drinking until 4 am and waking up for an 8am wedding looking like you slept for 10 hours, had a 2 hour spa session, took a 90 minute nap, ate brunch then gave away the bride….
….am I right?
Other minor notes….If Megan gets famous, could the trolls from '1969 TMZ' uncover Don's secret? I'm trying to articulate the lighter switch and the passing of 2 souls into different parts of purgatory but my flight is about to land…thanks for this amazing recap author!
Sorry…Hawkins asked if Draper was married during Korea….
Fascinating theory, and you made the case for it exceptionally well. However, the interview with Matt Weiner that aired on NPR's Fresh Air today (4/25/13) pretty much debunked it. MW spoke explicitly about Dr. Rosen performing CPR on Jonesy while Don looked on.
The Fresh Air interviews are great. Matt denied the Doorway ep was all about death, but he likes to old surprises back, of course.
One thing he says, right off the bat, is that Don's going through a "complicated" midlife crisis.
"Don's going through a "complicated" midlife crisis."
Ha! What a gift for the understatement. This mid-life crisis has been 40 years in the making. 🙂
It is interesting to go back and listen to ALL of Matt Weiner's Fresh Air interviews — I love that Terri Gross is such a fan girl.
I'm so glad you posted this, amazing observations! The whole idea of Don having an "experience" in Hawaii and the seeing the heart attack from Jonsey's point of view may definitely be connected.
After "The Doorway," I think Deb wrote something about going in circles of birth and rebirth. And then I remembered the Buddhist concept of being trapped in a cycle or birth and rebirth. One main way to get out of that cycle is through cultivating compassion.
Perhaps that's what Don's "experience" was in Hawaii, having a moment of ultimate compassion for Jonesy by experiencing the heart attack from Jonsey's perspective. I posted earlier that when Jonsey is lying down he resembles Don. And in some shots it looks like it is actually JH on the floor in the doorman's uniform w/grey sideburns added.
Also, a religious researcher named Karen Armstrong has stated that the main thing all major religions have in common is compassion. Interestingly, the most famous astronaut is Neil Armstrong and the soldier at the bar mistakes Don for and astronaut. And then Don shows him compassion by participating in his wedding. And when the lady at the luau "mistakes" Megan for her character on her soap opera, she asks for an autograph for her niece Karen instead of herself, an act of compassion. Perhaps coincidence, perhaps not.
Also, one of the men in the run down apartment mentions the word "grok." It's from the Sci Fi novel "Stranger in a Strange Land." The title is a Biblical reference (there seem to be a lot of them in S6) and the plot deals with a Martian on Earth (Ginsberg). Grok, as per Wikipedia, means
"..to understand so thoroughly that the observer becomes a part of the observed—to merge, blend, intermarry, lose identity in group experience."
So perhaps Don "grokked" Jonsey in Hawaii. Another definition of grok is "to drink," And Jonsey give both Arnold and Don bottles of the liqueur Galliano. Another definition of grok is "to live." And that could be the essence of the toast Arnold gave as they drank the Galliano at New Years, "L'chaim."
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KARACHI, April 5: The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) annual examination, 2012, will commence at 250 centres established in government and private schools across the city on Thursday.
The controller of examinations of the Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK), Rafia Mallah, said on Wednesday that the board had reviewed the law and order situation and found it conducive for the conduct of the examinations.
"However, we expect that law-enforcement agencies will extend their special support towards the peaceful and foolproof conduct of examinations," she said, adding that the board had already requested for special deployment of forces at least at 70 sensitive locations in eight towns of Karachi.
The board is holding Islamiat (compulsory) and Ethics for Non-Muslim (compulsory) exam for class X on Thursday from 9am to 12noon, for which 129,000 candidates had been registered. There would be no paper on Friday.
In all, 312,000 candidates would appear in various group examinations.
A maximum 255,500 candidates will appear in the science (class IX and X) group, followed by about 42,800 candidates of general group (Class IX and X) and 12,900 candidates belonging to general private group (Class IX and X).
There are 132 centres for boys — 67 in government and 65 in private schools — and 118 centres for girls — 63 at government and 55 at private schools — and the centres would work in one shift only.
According to Ms Mallah, about 200 vigilance officers of the BSEK would visit the examination centres on Thursday and submit their reports about the overall conduct of examination, including the use of unfair means, and problems faced by candidates and the examination staffs the same day.
Meanwhile, the Sindh government also constituted Chief Minister's Special Vigilance teams at divisional level across the province for the SSC (matriculation) annual examination. Bilal Ahmed Memon, additional secretary (implementation) at the Chief Minister's Secretariat would be the focal person.
A handout said that the vigilance teams in question would ensure fair and transparent conduct of examinations and deter malpractices/unfair means by paying surprise visits to the examination centres and would liaise with respective educational board and devise relevant strategy and furnish a daily report to the CM's secretariat on the day of examination and a final report on the conclusion of the examination.Dawn.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kidney Cancer Association, Urology Care Foundation, and Conquer Cancer Foundation welcome grant requests supported by donations from ShoeDazzle and celebrity Denise Richards.
The world's largest charity dedicated exclusively to the eradication of death and suffering from renal cancers, the Kidney Cancer Association (KCA), announces the availability of funds for research projects.
"We partner with the Conquer Cancer Foundation and Urology Care Foundation [formerly AUA Foundation] to make annual Young Investigator Awards because of the expertise resident in these organizations, because of the difference in scale—we knew that they would receive more and better-quality proposals—and because of the efficiency of the process, which relieves our small organization of the financial and logistic burden of reviewing proposals," says Bill Bro, KCA chief executive officer, a 24 year kidney cancer survivor. "We're very pleased with our collaboration. It's an extremely effective synergy."
KCA has sponsored more kidney cancer research projects than any organization of its size in the world. In its two most recent fiscal years, KCA invested a total of approximately $1,000,000 in research-related program activities.
More than 60,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with kidney cancer each year, and each year over 13,000 people lose their battle with this disease. Kidney cancer is the sixth most common cancer for men and the eighth most common cause of cancer for women.
Details concerning the application process for YIA grants may be found on the websites of the Conquer Cancer Foundation and the Urology Care Foundation. Information concerning prior grants awarded collaboratively by KCA and its research partners may be found here.
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Peggy Wolff 7/4/2003 7:48:23 AM
Oh wow Tony, this is FABULOUS! This is so creative and so out of the ordinary! WOW! #43953Dolores Neilson 8/14/2003 7:48:15 PM
Creative and artistic shot, Tony!! Congrats! #166281Peggy Wolff 8/14/2003 8:09:53 PM
Congrats Tony! Did you resubmit this? #166368Evy Johansen 8/14/2003 11:01:03 PM
I knew.... Congrats to you! Well derserved. #166731Jean Papo 8/15/2003 12:43:40 AM
Congratulations, Tony! Great photo! #166901Tony Gough 8/15/2003 4:13:00 AM
Thanks for all the wonderful comments, this is one of my favourites. #167100Mette Vendelboe Allison 8/15/2003 4:51:28 AM
Congrats, Tony..I know this will go far! #167201Jill Battaglia 8/15/2003 7:00:37 AM
Wonderful Tony!! Congrats!! :-) #167462Wolfgang Dolak 8/15/2003 10:48:25 AM
Super, Tony!! Congratulations!Patricia Marroquin 8/15/2003 7:00:57 PM
This will be a top winner for sure, congrats, Tony! #168603Robert Mann 8/15/2003 11:07:06 PM
Fantastic Image! Congrats on your Grand Prize Win, Tony! RoB #168767Jean Papo 8/15/2003 11:11:01 PM
Tony, I LOVE that this pic won Grand Prize!!!!!! It's terrific!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!! #168772Kerry Drager 8/16/2003 12:28:00 AM
Hi Tony: A tremendous photo ... congrats on your Grand Prize!!! Kerry #168816Gary H. Minish 8/16/2003 1:54:43 AM
An amazingly creative and perfectly executed photo! Love the angle and the perspective! Congratulations on your Grand Prize, Tony! #168840Karen Spychalski-Sullins 8/16/2003 4:06:33 AM
Bravo!!! Bravo!!! A huge congrats on your Grand Prize win!!! This is just brilliant!! #168897Mette Vendelboe Allison 8/16/2003 5:20:48 AM
Congrats again, Tony! I thought this would win the grand prize - it's just so well taken and seen! #168948Dolores Neilson 8/16/2003 6:31:13 AM
Fantastico!! My heartfelt congrats on your grand prize win, Tony!! I'm so happy for you! #169066Patricia Marroquin 8/16/2003 6:40:47 AM
Congrats on the Grand, Tony! This is fantastic!!! #169090Bernard B. Travers 8/16/2003 7:50:55 AM
A very big congratulations to you, Tony, on this masterpiece. Absolutely well deserved. #169195Susana Matos 8/16/2003 8:21:55 AM
well deserved this Grand Prize!!This is absolutely GREAT and your gallery is fullfilled with very imaginative images! CONGRATULATIONSTony Gough 8/16/2003 8:48:46 AM
Thankyou Su, Bernard, Patricia,Dolores, Mette, Karen, Gary, Karen D, Jean, Robert, Wolfgang, Jill, Evy, Tracy, Margaret, Cathy, Leanne, Marta and Gina. I almost fell off my chair when I check my email today. I wasn't even expecting a result so soon, but it feels really great. Thankyou all for your positive comments, it has really been wonderful to get support from fellow photographers from all around the world. I just don't know how they can judge it with all these great images to select from. Thankyou all. #169279Wolfgang Dolak 8/16/2003 10:17:52 AM
Congrats once more from Austria, Tony! Really well-deserved!!Damian P. Gadal 8/16/2003 12:53:08 PM
Congrats Tony - Outstanding work! :-) #169498Murry Grigsby 8/16/2003 1:16:04 PM
Congrats on picking up all the marbles, Tony. Great image!! #169545Katherine Chan 8/16/2003 1:39:01 PM
Congratulations on the Grand victory! Well deserved shot with a fun story!Kat #169569
Theresa McCloskey 8/16/2003 5:03:57 PM
Congratulations - great shot - :-) #169686Evy Johansen 8/16/2003 7:08:31 PM
Tony - Congrats on your Grand Prize Win! Wonderful shot! #169738Barbara K. Breitsameter 8/16/2003 8:09:01 PM
Well deserved Tony! Your work is amazing. Congrats! #169824Greg McCroskery 8/17/2003 12:05:37 PM
Tony,Nicola Clark 8/17/2003 2:20:57 PM
Congratulations, well done. #170589Monika Sapek 8/18/2003 11:07:05 AM
Many congratulations on your Grand Prize Win with this unique and very creative photo, Tony! Fantastic work!Warren Ishii 8/20/2003 10:39:55 PM
Tony, I love your creative eye. You are gifted and have that special touch. Congratulations on an impressive and well deserving photo. #173556Connie L. Carpenter 8/21/2003 4:21:24 AM
Congratulations... what a fun and inventive composition. I love it. #173716Tony Gough 8/21/2003 5:30:42 AM
Thankyou,Wolfgang, Damian, Murry, Katherine, Theresa, Evy, Barbara, Greg, Nicola, Monika, Warren and Connie, I really appreciate those positive comments. It is great to have a Website like this so people with a common interest can interact with each other. #173802Darren M. Alexander 8/22/2003 10:58:09 AM
What a look! Diggin' the creativity! :-)CONGRATS! #175178
Brenda Tharp 8/30/2003 8:12:19 AM
Very cool photo, Tony! Well thought-out, well-executed -- Congratulations on winning! Brenda #182404Gabriela Cunha 9/3/2003 3:17:51 AM
Tony, how have I missed this photo? I still haven't had the time to search for all the finalists nor winners, but this one I don't understand... I love dancing, though specially latin dance!Gabriela Cunha 9/17/2007 5:38:00 PM
So unique. Awesome shot. CONGRATS! #4804489Christine Lobsinger 12/13/2010 9:06:44 PM
Hello Tony,Congratualtions to you on your Fab Winner and all your other outstanding displays of creative images in your gallery!!
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"You might," Pete said, "get to meet Michael Daunt."
"Um, actually that is who I'm spending the whole day with," I replied.
It is rare for Pete to sulk and be anything less than generous where my fishing adventures are concerned but that morning his face took on a twisted, pained look. He was jealous. Not of me spending the day with a strange man - he's quite used to that - but because Michael Daunt is the principal of the Hugh Falkus School of Spey Casting (01962 882000).
Hugh Falkus was (he died four years ago, on Pete's birthday: this, he thinks, somehow connects him to Falkus) and is hugely well regarded. His books on salmon and the sea trout are regarded as definitive works. The way Falkus taught Spey casting is also regarded by many to be the final word on the subject. He said of Daunt - who took over the school after Falkus' death - that there was "no one more capable of teaching my new methods of Spey casting". So you can see how all this cult-hero stuff could turn a young boy's head.
I have to say I was more excited about getting out of London and (yet again) riding in a four-wheel drive vehicle. Daunt had said he would be outside Winchester station in a black Land Rover. One hearty handshake later we drove to the custom-built lake where people who attend the one or two-day casting courses learn to Spey cast.
Daunt made me coffee in the posh hut. "Drop of whisky in that?" he offered. "Oh no... oh, all right then," I said.
"Falkus used to say whisky took away the taste of the darned coffee."
Anyway, it was very nice and I could sense a habit coming on. Daunt took me out on the lake, handed me a divine Sage 14ft rod which I was to fall in love with (my birthday: 7 July) and we began.
Now, what the devil is Spey casting, I hear some of you ask? Well it is very fancy and it was "invented" nearly 300 years ago on the banks of the River Spey. When you cannot overhead cast due to trees and such (which is nearly always, with salmon rivers) you have to Spey cast, because the fly needs hardly any clearance behind you. It is all very whooshy and swooshy and looks like rhythmic gymnastics.
The ability to Spey cast well in fishing circles brings almost the same admiration that being able to vault gate railings or whistle with two fingers does in everyday life. I hope you get the picture. It is veeeeeery sexy.
The basis of all Spey casting is the roll cast which I had to "master" first of all. Words like "key position", "Wait!" and "vital" were to become popular that afternoon. After having adopted the key position it was vital that I waited. We took lots of breaks, it is quite hard work (and my biceps still hurt) and if you do not rest it really all falls apart.
Then we started on the double Spey cast, which is where a bit of whooshing came in. Then the most difficult of all, the single Spey. I was okay, but not great. "Casting well is like making love to a good woman," Daunt said. "It's about timing, technique and not rushing it." And what was making love to a bad woman like? "Much the same but more fun."
After lunch something strange started happening. I was slightly drunk for about five minutes after another Falkus coffee special (really, Starbucks wants to think about putting this on the menu). So I had a much more cavalier attitude towards casting and... I mastered the single Spey and I don't know who was more pleased, me or Daunt. He clapped me so hard on the back I almost fell in.
We proceeded on to a cast of Daunt's own invention: the Daunt Roll, or to give it its vernacular name: the Fanny Puller. Yes it really does mean what it sounds like, and is so called because of "its great beauty". You use this cast in certain wind conditions (down stream wind on the right bank) and it's spectacularly showy-offy yet not that difficult to learn. I had seen it done before (some people call it the Snake Roll) and thought it was the sort of cast that I might just be able to do when I was 70. Finally it was the Contrived Loop, a cast for when all else fails and there are rocks and cliffs and high banks behind you.
So after two years of being rubbish at it, I can now Spey cast. The arrow on the chuffed chart was quite high that day.
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International News AIDS Explosion Warning for Papua New GuineaMarch 13, 2002 A Port Moresby forum on Monday warned of an Africa-like explosion in Papua New Guinea's HIV/AIDS epidemic without urgent and "aggressive" government intervention. The British High Commission-sponsored forum, attended by key figures in Papua New Guinea's fight against AIDS, called for open and direct action "from the top" to combat the epidemic. It warned that the HIV/AIDS epidemic was now so severe it had the potential to affect every family in the country.
Adapted from:University of Papua New Guinea specialist Dr. Clement Anyiwo told the forum that the country could learn from the experience of African countries such as Uganda and Zambia that were successfully addressing the HIV/AIDS crisis. "In Uganda, there is aggressive intervention from the top," he said. The warning coincided with the release of new National AIDS Council figures which show at least 100 reported infections a month, a quarter of them mothers diagnosed with the disease at antenatal clinics. Officially, 4,415 infections had been reported in the country through last September, but the World Health Organization estimates the actual number may be as high as 23,000. National AIDS Council Director Dr. Clement Malau said the council's 13 million kina ($3.6 million) budget next year would be used to buy condoms, set up training workshops and provincial structures and launch extensive education, information and communication campaigns. "The major challenge is for our leaders to really look at it seriously and develop a multi-sectoral response, address how they decide where they put the resources, how they are going to alleviate poverty and so on. It should be tackled from a broader sense by addressing issues like peace and security issues which are probably bigger than AIDS. Unless we address those we won't have the environment for us to advocate for AIDS prevention that is crucial." Papua New Guinea Post-Courier 03.12.02 This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.


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- Suzuki
- Rockingham, Western Australia, Australia
- Big licks to you! My name is Suzuki aka Suzi. I am 8 years old and have lived with my Mum and Dad since I was 6 weeks old! I have a younger sister named Tahlia, a younger brother named Scooby Doo and a rabbit brother named Brandon. I am a water baby, I love the beach and my favourite past time is boogey boarding. I love the colour purple and lots of attention! I am a show off and love to compete in different competitions. I was in the WA finals for Pet Fashion Week in 2006 and I won Mandurah's Cutest Pet in 2007. I am also featured in the 2009 Dog A Day Calendar for the RSPCA as Miss 5th December. I have an older brother named Jerry-Lee who I dont see anymore... Mum says he went to the Rainbow Bridge and I will see him again one day.
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21 comments:
- Khyra The Siberian Husky And Sometimes Her Mom said...
We are so furry sad...
He was too young and it was too sudden...
We've got our khandle lit fur him...
Tank woo fur sharing it here as well!
Khyra - January 17, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Leah said...
Thank you for sharing the love for ziggy.. he is missed so much here at home and throughout the DWB's community.
(Ziggy's sister) - January 17, 2010 at 5:48 PM
- Cocorue said...
we just came from Ziggy's and we feel so sad but also relieved that Ziggy's not suffering anymore
thanks for sharing it here too
pee ess: where have u been as i've missed u??? - January 17, 2010 at 6:02 PM
- SGR said...
Woof! Woof! Hi There ... Good to hear from. Thanks for sharing the news about Ziggy. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
- January 17, 2010 at 6:52 PM
- Moco said...
We will truly miss Ziggy. We read his blog whenever it came up.
- January 17, 2010 at 7:13 PM
- bbes tribe said...
So sad. Thanks for sharing. Not suffering anymore is good. Bet he is running free and enjoying himself at the Bridge
Love & wags
Ernie, Sasha, & Chica - January 17, 2010 at 7:21 PM
- Lorenza said...
I am very sad too.
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza - January 17, 2010 at 7:28 PM
- Twinkietinydog said...
OMD! Too sad. Okay, I'll give it a shot. I'll go see Pedro and hopefully not make things worse. You're a good friend Suzi!
Twink! - January 17, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- Twinkietinydog said...
OMD! Too sad. Okay, I'll give it a shot. I'll go see Pedro and hopefully not make things worse. You're a good friend Suzi!
Twink! - January 17, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- Clive said...
We were very sorry to read about Ziggy.
take care
Clive - January 18, 2010 at 5:36 AM
- Bobby said...
We have been to say how sad we are about poor Ziggy and those who will miss him so much.
- January 18, 2010 at 6:27 AM
- Maggie and Mitch said...
We didn't know Ziggy but we did stop by his blog. We are so sad for his family.
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch - January 18, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- Samantha said...
We are sad about Ziggy too and are thinking lots about his family. We've missed you and feel sad that we're visiting on a sad occasion.
Hugs to you and yours, Suzuki xo
Sammie and family - January 18, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Mochi and Mommy said...
We were so sorry to hear about Ziggy and stopped by Pedro's blog to leave a few words.
Mochi - January 19, 2010 at 8:46 AM
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Nancy - January 28, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- Baby Rocket Dog and Hootie said...
Suz, Ya gotta get back to your blog more often. We miss you.
It is very sad that Ziggy went to the Rainbow Bridge. Poor Pedro must be so lonely.
BabyRD and Hootie - February 2, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- Momo and Pinot said...
Hi Suzuki.... we wanted to come by and say woof. Hope you're all well!!!
Momo & Pinot - April 20, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Tessa the Maltese said...
Hello Suzuki!!!
We just wanted to let you know how much that we all MISS YOU!!!
We hope that all is well with you and your family.
PLEASE come back soon!!!
Hugs and Misses, Tessa - June 11, 2010 at 7:03 PM
- Pedro said...
Just stopping by to say hello. We haven't been blogging much this year and see you're in the same boat. We were surprised to see your post about Ziggy was your last post. Boy do we miss that guy. We've adopted a new boy and it's been a challenge. Hope all is well with you and your mom. We think about you!
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Matthew Kelly, 64
Trained as a theatre actor, Kelly (right in picture) was a regular performer at Liverpool's Everyman Theatre in the 1970s before gaining prominence presenting TV shows such as 'You Bet!' and 'Stars in their Eyes'. Since his return to acting, he has earnt an Olivier, for his Lenny in 'Of Mice and Men', in 2004. He lives in London
I was 19, Simon was 11, and we were in Macbeth together in Edinburgh. It was 1969. I barely saw him, though. We didn't meet properly until You Bet! more than 20 years later. He was one of the main writers for LWT – he'd write the openings of the show for me, and I don't think I ever rejected a script. We spent five years on the show together, and we were really badly behaved: people would come on and we'd laugh a lot. My favourite was a boy who came on who said he could tell the nationality of a stamp by licking it. Family shows were more innocent then.
It was a great community and for me, the whole point of every series was the wrap party: I used to get shockingly drunk, have seven tequilas at the end, and there was lots of dancing. The great thing about Simon was that he never passed judgement.
I'm more upbeat than Simon; he can be a bit dour. But what's great about him is that he while he doesn't think everything is funny, he can find something funny in everything.
He was actually offered his own chat show; for the pilot I had to go on as one of his guests, along with Bradley Walsh and Basil Brush. It didn't work out; he was a bit Alan Partridge.
For me, it's always been about playing in the dressing-up box, but for Simon, it's always been about the money. I remember when we did the opening of Eurodisney together [Kelly presenting and Greenall scripting]. There was a lot of pressure on and he told me later that he'd seen the American TV voiceover man [for US audiences] replaced by the British voiceover man, and just like that this [British] guy got thousands [for doing the voiceover for both audiences]. Simon went, "Oh yes, that career's for me!"
I hardly saw him after You Bet!. One day, I got on the Tube, and this bloke who was sat next to me leaned in and with a scary accent went, "I'd like to say that You Bet! was a marvellous show – any chance of it coming back?" I was thinking, "Oh no…" But I turned to him and realised it was just Simon, the new king of voiceovers, putting a voice on; now he does the meerkats' voices in those ads.
He is fantastically loyal as a friend; he comes to the [stage] shows I'm in and often I don't even see him after. He just sends a text saying, "Ooh, that was marvellous." Until the show we're working on together now, he's not been on stage for 20 years, and spookily it's the first time we've shared a stage for 45 years! But after this I hope he takes it as his cue to go back; he's got a warm on-stage presence and he's a magnificent actor.
Simon Greenall, 56
After starting his career as a scriptwriter for ITV shows such as 'You Bet!' and 'Hale & Pace', Greenall appeared in a number of TV series, most notably as Geordie handyman Michael in 'I'm Alan Partridge'. Greenall is also a voiceover artist and the voice of the Compare the Markat characters. He lives in London
We were both at the Edinburgh Festival in 1969 for a Manchester Polytechnic production of Macbeth; my sister made the costumes and they needed a child actor, and I was 11. Some others on the cast were not so friendly, but Matthew was very nice.
I then grew up watching him on TV, on shows such as Game for a Laugh. When I was working for LWT in the late 1980s, they asked me if I wanted to write for You Bet! and we met again, though Matthew didn't remember me at all. We worked together for five years on this big spectacular show and I liked how, with Matthew, you've got one of the most honest people, and if you were the same in return, you'd be his best friend.
We had some disastrous challenges on the show, when people couldn't do the things they said and we would get the giggles. Some professor of linguistics had said that he could tell you anybody's accent just by hearing them say an English phrase. But during filming he got everything wrong. While Matthew had to commiserate with him, I was falling about laughing in the wings.
In those days we had some great end-of-show parties, and Matthew was definitely a friend of the bar: those events were always a car crash; with a lot of drink taken, it would just get sillier and sillier. I remember once there was an incident in a hotel in Dublin; Matt was at the top of the stairs and the producer at the bottom was saying to him, "You'd better not be drunk," and he said, "Of course I'm not," before falling down the stairs and landing at her feet.
LWT and ITV had crafted a role for him as Mr Silly Pants, but after Stars in their Eyes, entertainment TV evolved in a way that didn't suit him at all. It got nasty – I think the execs felt the general public wanted to see people crash and burn and it became a bit medieval.
But what's fantastic is that Matthew always had another string to his bow as a stage actor. He's played some very scary characters, serial killers. I think he can do the dark side as, like all good actors, he can use the bad things that have happened and then store it away to use.
I do voice acting – radio, cartoons – so I'm always on my own in a booth talking to myself. I could just sit back and do the meerkats, but working with Matthew in this new play was a chance to do some full-on face-to-face acting, and it's frightening. But working with him has made it easier; he's never down, and we laugh a lot, which makes it a lot of fun.
'Toast', starring Kelly and Greenall runs from 27 August to 21 September at Park Theatre, (parktheatre.co.uk), London N4


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On Bd. 2 Brian Hewson and Dave Regis, whose 50th birthday it was, both played with care and precision. Hewson seeemed to get a slight edge as the first time control approached, but not enough to be able to force anything and a draw was agreed.
Meanwhile, Exmouth's Abbott and Stephens, both playing with the Black pieces, had the initiative in their games – the only question was whether this could be converted into points as the allegro 15 minutes after move 30 raced by. On Bd. 3 Paulden was short of time throughout the game and eventually his flag fell, but in circumstances where it was debatable whether Stephens had enough material to win. The subsequent discussion involved all present and the finest of fine points of the Laws of Chess relating to these situations were debated. Meanwhile, Graham Bolt resigned after losing a piece in the ending of a game in which Abbott had held the initiative throughout, but was in danger of losing it as Bolt's undeveloped pieces eventually sprang out of the traps, a fact that allowed the Stephens-Paulden game to be agreed a draw without affecting the result of the match- Exeter 1.5 – 2.5 Exmouth.
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1 | G. Bolt | 182 | 0 | 1 | M. V. Abbott | 177 |
2 | Dr. D. Regis | 166 | ½ | ½ | B. W. R. Hewson | 176 |
3 | Dr. T. J. Paulden | 174 | ½ | ½ | J. K. F. Stephens | 181 |
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