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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Freshman Katie Pokrandt (Eau Claire, Wis.) continued her strong play and led a trio of freshman golfers that carded 82s on Tuesday to lead the Green Bay women's golf team at the Green Bay Invitational. Pokrandt finished in a tie for 11th after rounds of 76 and 82 in the 36-hole event at Green Bay Country Club.
The Phoenix A squad took ninth place in the tournament with a team score of 679 while the B team finished in 11th place at 690. Indianapolis won the event by 12 strokes with a team score of 629 while Northern Illinois and Butler tied for second at 641. Butler's Jenna Peters was the individual medalist at 3-over par 149 on the par-73 course.
Pokrandt has led the Phoenix in all three of the team's rounds this season, and on Tuesday was joined by a pair of teammates and classmates that had matching 82s. Freshmen Sammi Grunder (Pardeeville, Wis.) played the par-3s in a tournament-best 3-under par for the tournament and finished in a tie for 35th. Lexi Wilson (Marinette, Wis.) bounced back from a tough opening round to shoot an 82 on Tuesday and finish in a tie for 61st (100-82=182).
The B team was led by junior Grace Abitz (Appleton, Wis.) and freshman Steph Laude (Slinger, Wis.), who each finished the tournament in a tie for 28th at 168.
The women's tournament included a hole-in-one on Tuesday when SIU Edwardsville's Ashton Stair made an ace on the par-3, 149-yard 13th hole.
Green Bay will next be in action this weekend at the Chicago State Cougar Classic at Harborside International Golf Course on Sept. 17-18.
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Fall Invitational
Team Scores
1. Indianapolis, 306-323=629
T2. Northern Illinois, 320-321=641
T2. Butler, 316-325=641
T4. North Dakota, 322-329=651
T4. Chicago State, 327-324=651
6. Lewis, 335-320=655
7. Valparaiso, 330-331=661
8. Loyola, 331-332=663
9. Green Bay A, 346-333=679
10. SIU Edwardsville, 339-344=683
11. Green Bay B, 334-356=690
Green Bay A
T11. Katie Pokrandt, 76-82=158
T35. Sammi Grunder, 88-82=170
T56. Molly Fassbinder, 89-90=179
T59. Christina De Boer, 93-87=180
T61. Lexi Wilson, 100-82=182
Green Bay B
T28. Grace Abitz, 83-85=168
T28. Steph Laude, 81-87=168
T42. Renee Christensen, 85-87=182
T61. Jacki Johnson, 84-98=182
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OH.. I found what I want absolutely. Sure, it won't look like it's factory, but it doesn't really look impressive enough to be stolen. I do have some super secret install ideas that I'm going to work on which means that I might do something totally funky like put the wife's future radio in my car while I build up what I want for myself.
This is the future HU- do check out specs.
Pioneer DEH-80PRS
|Yeah it's a little dongle that plugs into the USB I completely forgot about that, what specifically are you looking for from a h/u
I found the ultimate HU
This is always my conundrum: I overbuild everything, and I want everything even if I might not use it right now.
When it comes to cars, I care about good sound when building a system. There are a few funky things that I would like to avoid. One is the appearance of having a high end system because I live amongst thieves. Therefore big touch screens are out. I don't care about DVD players anyway.
If I'd gone JVC, I'd have gone with a model without the HD radio, and with a DSP for time alignment for $10 more. Still, the bluetooth via one of the USB ports just makes me grrrrrrrr.
I browsed Clarion, Alpine, and Pioneer's websites looking at digital media receivers and 2DIN units. I got fed up. Then I started looking at 1DINs..... and I found this ultimate audiophile unit: Pioneer DEH-80PRS Checking Amazon yields rave reviews and a $260 price tag. I can't look at anything else now, although I really wanted something that would look more factory- at least this is not a 7" LCD.
That is really the end of the story for anyone who cares about sound. It even has the SD card slot so I can store 32Mb of songs in the unit at all times. Where does this leave me? Wondering when I'll have enough money to build a 3 or 4 way system with amps and a sub. I was just going to go with some easy cheesy 6x8 2ways installed in the doors, but I found rubber door jamb wire loom. That means 12AWG speaker wire to me.
For now, some cheap short RCAs, and a RCA to 3.5mm jack will keep me from having to listen to radio DJs and disheartening news on my ride to and from work. Expect more by FF14 because I will take my time. I obsess on some shit- like it took me 12+ hours to perfectly match the interior color mixing hobby paints. My tweets looked factory.
I just am biased over anenic preamp outputs.
4+volts is where it is at period.
Because I always run amps.
|I am so POed at JVC now. All the models they sell, including the ones I wanted, do not truly have built in bluetooth. Instead it's an included USB adapter, so that takes up one of the USB ports. What's the point in saying you have 2 USB outputs? Use a passive splitter? No, according to the instruction manual you can't use a hub or splitter. Back to the research.
Eh.... I've had a good Jensen before. Back in the day when MP3 CD players were a new thing only 2 companies made units with 10 buttons on the face and direct track access (without scrolling through everything). One was Alpine, the other was Jensen. That's something I'll miss with the JVC as they only give you skip options not direct access. I'm sort of used to that with the Ford factory unit though, and I'll just have to make folders on USB sticks.
Pioneer only has one USB input. I've had good luck with Pioneer HUs before, and I prefer their amplifiers and subs.
Anyway, if I had to choose between the Jensen and the rather expensive Kenwood I put in the following vehicle- I'd have gotten another Jensen. It had ESP, and never skipped. The Kenwood would skip, and no direct track access. Jensen still offers direct track access, however there are other things that I didn't care about for that install- like decent RCA outs- which are leaning me towards other units. I am disappointed that the JVC doesn't allow direct track access on the remote like some others do. I'm really disappointed in the whole industry that direct track access is a PITA to find! Who wants to FF through everything like it's a freaking cassette deck? Even 8-tracks could skip immediately to a song!
|Im Partial to the Pioneer as well, Whatever you chose avoid the Jensen units.
|road noise.......go with the pioneer I'd take the pioneer over anything any day.
Oh... funny note. I read all the reviews of the JVC on Amazon: There is always one in the crowd. This guy complains because 10 days after he had the radio installed "professionally" he could hear a buzzing that got louder and higher with the engine
We know what that is.
Then he said that the installer put something in there to make it stop, which worked for a day. Then a lot of other things started going out, and he had the same problem with 2 units... DUH!
I was leaning that way. Unfortunately they seem to be in the middle of a model changeover. Previous model was a KW-R800BT, then they added HD radio in the unit, so it became the KW-HDR81BT. There is a 900 unit that has 5v pre-outs and a slightly better CD player. I think I'm going to see how this one works in the wifeys car first then either get one or wait for the HDR91BT. HD radio seems cool, although I rarely listen to the radio.
One drawback- in order for the steering wheel controls to work, it takes up the USB. IDK if I could get a universal adapter to work or not. I'm off to do more research. I might have to let that go.
It's been a while since I looked at car audio stuff, so I'm seeing internal antennas, maybe a shark antenna- dunno. I'm going to look around. I was happy to see some good stuff from Metra- 2 different kinds of steering wheel controls. One is a stalk.
I'm also going shopping for a USB drive that is powered off the USB.
Do any of you know which stereo wiring adapter I should get?
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As you may have notice by my previous post, I've just put a 16" electric fan in with a new Walker radiator. I was having some problems with my voltage and discovered it was all due to a bad circuit breaker for the fan. All is well now!
But now I'm disturbed by the temp. readings I'm getting on my temp. gauge. The temp. sensor for the fan is suppose to turn the fan on at 190* and off at 170* ... it turns the fan on at 190* alright, but my temp gauge goes all the way down to 120* before the fan shuts off and it seems my engine is spending more time in the cooler temps than it is in the 180* area, which is most desirable, right?
So I've been digging around the knowledge base, looking to educate myself about temp. sensors and getting nowhere fast.
Can anyone help me understand these puppies? What are the different kinds available? What are the best types to use? Should my temp gauge be reading so low before the fan shuts off? Isn't it best to keep the temp around 180* as much as possible?
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If the fan temp switch is mounted in the side of the head, that area will be hotter than if it had been mounted in the intake.
Example Only: Coolant Temp in cylinder head is 210.
Coolant Temp in intake is 180.
The temp difference you are seeing seems to be on the extreme side; but if the two senders are not mounted in a similar location you will see a difference in the readings.
Thanks, Frisco
My fan sensor is in the intake ... my gauge sensor is in the head -- is there any reason why I shouldn't hook up my electric gauge to the electric fan temp sensor and get both happening from one source?
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I'm in the middle of some of this myself, so here is my $0.02.
I don't think hooking up your fan temp sensor to your gauge sensor will work because I think your gauge sensor would be sending varying voltage to your gauge depending on temp so the gauge's needle would move.
Your fan temp sensor is more of a switch (on / off).
You may want to try buying an adjustable thermostat ($17 or so at AutoZone) and having that control your fan. You can either run the fan power straight to the thermostat and use that as the power switch (the wiring scheme that came with in the package), or wire in a relay and use the adjustable thermostat as a switch for the relay (what I did since I have a Haywire wiring system that came with a fan relay). An adjustable thermostat will let you control exactly when your fan comes on.
You can put the temp sensor in your radiator's cooling fins or on the motor side of the radiator.
Thanks, McDeuce -- that's great info.
I just found out the difference between my gauge's temp SENDER and the radiator's temp SENSOR ... and you're right; the sensor is a switch and wouldn't be any use to my gauge.
I'm gonna look into that adjustable thermostat, for sure.
I talked to my mechanic (installed the radiator, etc.) and he said he chose the 190/170 thermostat-switch because of my AC; you don't want the AC consensor getting too hot, he says.
He mentioned that I have a binary something-or-other and if I had a trinary thingy it would turn the fan on when the condensor got hot ... since I don't, he thought it best to run my engine a little cooler.
I said, "Doesn't a 350 sbc run best and most efficient at around 200 degrees?" He said, "No -- the newer computerized engines do, but not your setup."
I need to educate myself further on ALL these points!
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Alan, a couple of thoughts: the purpose of the binary switch (a pressure switch) is to protect your compressor if the coolant level gets too low. The trinary switch has a second pole on the activated side to tell the cooling fan to run as long as the A/C compressor is commanded on. Wiring in a trinary switch, manual switch, and an engine coolant switch becomes a complex circuit, but is optimum. While your mechanic may be much more knowledgable than I, I do not agree that you want your carbed motor running cooler. It is also more efficient at higher temps. The max operating temps is determined by the lubricating media ie oil and the boiling point of your coolant. Our cooling systems are pressurized to increase the coolant boiling point so we now have the maximum pressure as our temprature limiting denominator. Modern engines are approaching the 22PSI level, but I will not go above 17 on my motors because weak points such as head gaskets, radiator tank seams, heater cores etc may not handle the higher pressure levels. Does not Walker provide a sensor bunge at the bottom of your rad? Many fan installation instructions suggest removing the drain coc for your fan sensor since you are dealing with your coolant temp. Now your fan would come on/go off when the coolant system temp is at its lowest (bottom of the rad)
Regardless, sounds like your fan sensor is not responding correctly on the low side.
I also believe your engine will be much happier at 190. I would go with the trinary switch if I were in your shoes.
I agree with you both ... I do NOT like my engine spending most of it's time below 180* as it is presently doing. I'd be happy to see my fan kick in at 190* and shut off at 180* ... in fact I won't rest until I get things running just that way.
Thanks Trees, for your usual insight and knowledge. Hey - if my mechanic was so "knowledgable" how come he didn't wire me up for optimum performance? Mechanics are great when it comes to stuff that's too big for me to handle, but I always comb through everything they did with a fine-toothed comb -- and rightly so! This guy did a good job with my radiator install, but I'm convinced that he does NOT like doing any kind of electrical work -- that circuit breaker he installed was grounding out, to a degree, and he just ignored it. I didn't ... after wiring my truck from scratch, I'm pretty confident in that area, so I took the time to bypass his electrical work, revealing a serious problem and fixed it.
I'm not sure I fully understand the trinary switch, Trees. If it tells my fan to run as long as the compressor is on, is it possible that I'll be running the engine too cool again?
1 - Right now, I'm only running an engine coolant switch -- in the manifold. Would that be better placed elsewhere?
2 - My temp sender (for my gauge) is in the block -- that would be best in the manifold, right?
3 - How do you run a manual switch in harmony with the temp sensor switch and the trinary switch?
4 - Can anyone explain what I have to do to install a trinary switch? Where does it go?
PS - I don't know if my Walker has a sensor bunge at the bottom ... how would I determine if it does, and if it does, what is it for? Is THAT where the temp sensor SHOULD have been installed???
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<--------- In this I have a 180 stat and a 180 sensor in the water pump. I also have a 3-way switch (on,off,auto). When the water temp gets to about 185 the fans (have 2 small fans) come on. I always leave the switch on auto so that I don't forget to turn it on. After the engine is shut off the fans will run for about 4 or 5 minutes. Don't ask me about the wiring because I did'nt do it.
Alan, I'd move the engine temp sensor to the manifold and the fan sensor to the bung on the lower radiator tank. Your Walker should have a bung in lower tank on the engine side. Also change your thermostat for a 180* unit.
I do not agree with running a carbed engine hotter than 180 if at all possible. There are too many variables involved in proper combustion and timing for an electronic or points ignition system to deal with. In a modern engine the computer has the ability to vary these very important settings (fuel/air mixture, timing and others) based on the engine's requirements so it can run more efficiently at a higher temperature. Most non computer engines can't. I believe your mechanic is correct, you shouldn't run your engine any hotter especially with added cooling requirements such as air conditioning.
Just think of how your engine's cooling system works. How hot or cool your engine runs is based on the capability and efficiency of your cooling system but the thermostat regulates all this. If its running too cool then your thermostat isn't regulating the temperature and has failed in the open position. If it runs too hot then either the thermostat has failed closed (or nearly closed), the cooling system has a problem, or there is a mechanical reason inside the engine that is responsible (blown head gasket etc). I think if you change your temp sending unit (buy a new one they aren't expensive) and relocate it to the manifold (should be a bung up by the thermostat housing somewhere) you'll get a more accurate reading.
Alan, I have a wiring diagram stored in the computer and will e mail it to you. I'm not good enough to attach it here to share with other members so you can do that. I got this from one of Willys' or Kevin's posts from about 2 years ago.
Thanks, Trees -- I'll post a copy here as soon as I get it.
Centerline -- Thanks for the info, bro'. I took a quick look at the bottom of my radiator (engine side) today (just briefly) and all I saw was the pet**** for draining the rad. I'll take a more serious look tomorrow.
The temp sensor I have in there now, is a 190/170 ... that is, it turns my fan on at 190* and off at 170* ... is that a good choice if it's located at the bottom of the radiator? It's presently installed in the manifold, right next to the thermostat -- that's where I want to move my temp sender (for my temp gauge) which is presently on the driver side of my engine, right by the plugs and headers -- maybe that's why I'm getting lower readings on my gauge??? According to my gauge (which I know isn't a perfect reading at present) the fan comes on at 180* and doesn't shut off until 140*.
I have HEI isystem; 350/350; 4 bbl Edelbrock 600 cfi; headers; mild hyd cam.
54 Chevy Pickup
Alan, I would move your temp gauge sensor to the location where you're fan sensor is now. This should give you a more accurate reading.
If your radiator doesn't have a bung for a fan thermostat, I would spend the $30 it will take (check here) for an adjustable fan thermostat that will replace your radiator petc0ck. This adjustable switch will allow your fan to come on and go off at whatever coolant temperatures you desire and it's the way most street rods run electric fans.
Trees -- It's a very simple matter for you to attach the web page with all it's info that you emailed me. All you have to do is:
1 - Go to that web page and copy it's address (select it from the top address bar in your web browser by clicking and dragging across it, then when it's selected, press Cntrl + C to copy).
2 - Hit reply to any post and click the http:// button (seen above the message box) ... first prompt is to type your title for the link; second prompt is for the web address -- on THAT one you click in the box and press Cntrl + V to paste the address you copied.
When you're done, it looks like this:
Here's Trees' Link
Centerline -- I'm definitely gonna move my temp gauge sensor to the manifold ... AND buy me an adjustable thermostat! Wow! How cool can you get? I can actually watch the temp gauge and turn the fan on or off, and once it's set at the correct temp, I can forget it -- that is the coolest deal I have seen yet!!
What would I do without you guys? Live in a whole lot more misery is what!
PS -- About the petc0ck -- after I put the new sensor there, how do I drain the radiator?? By removing the sensor??
PSS - Where are you at with your 53 Chevy Pickup, Bro'?
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I heard that Warehouse Mouse is pretty amazing to see live. He puts on quite a show.
I'm telling you, it seems like the Disney Channel is on every minute of the day. I've never ever ever heard of those guys even once. It must be on when my kids are in school? Not sure if all of these are Disney or Nickleodeaon, or whatever, but I constantly have to hear the overly dramatic Degrassi, Cartoons like Phineas and Pherb & Fairly Odd Parents, Avatar, the teeny bopper comedies, Zack and Cody (Suite Life), Drake and Josh, Corey in the House, I Carly (uggh), Hannah Montana, that "what's gonna work-Team work baby cartoon, Handy Manny, you name it. I've even seen the Wiggles once or twice. I've seen High School Musical 4 dozen times. But who the heck are the Imagination Movers?????? Oh, that is when my boy isn't playing Madden football orGolden Eye 007 and my girl isn't playing Wii fit or Sims. Don't get me started on my wife watching some sweet Hallmark Classic movie called "Cute Little Girl is Abducted and Brutally Murdered in the Woods on Her Mother's Birthday". And then my wife telling me afterward," but I thought it was going to be a nice movie. It was a Hallmark about a family. How was I supposed to know???" :rant2: Sorry. I feel better now.
One advantage of being old is that I have never watched all that stuff and have no intention of watching it now.
I wanted to make fun of him, but it sounded eerily familiar to my household...
My wife doesn't do the Hallmark channel thing but as far as the Disney Channel crap goes, that's my house too. I've put limits on it but my children have their ways of softening up my hard stance on this issue. Our 4th grader has never earned less than an "A" on any report card and my two year old boy is just so freaking cute that I have a hard time saying "no". ...I must admit that I've been busted on two separate occasions watching Phineas and Ferb by myself.
I guess when you grow up before the tv was invented, you must get used to not watching tv.
Woody doesn't need all that fancy, high-tech stuff to be entertained. Just give him his club and a nice fire and he is happy.
That's right. Woody knows how to handle his woman. NO Hallmark crap in HIS cave...errr house. We know who wears the toga...err...pants in his family!
Off topic update AND qouting my own post! :banplease The concert was great. My daughter REALLY enjoyed it (and so did my wife and I for that matter). On the drive home my daughter told us that "today has been the best day of my life!" haha. The Movers are really nice, cool guys (basically, the polar opposite of Darth Tater). For anyone with young kids, I highly recommend checking them out.
Stay on topic, Jammer. We are making fun of Woody. If you don't have anything relevant to add to that, please keep out of it.
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For the first time in over 20 years, I find myself in a slight moral quandary.
I've been asked to teach a small group who have to do one university exam in English in their degree course. They're adults, and have sweated hard for several years to get close to finishing this degree.
One of them in particular has never studied English before, and cannot reach the level of the exam in time. I have learnt through the grapevine that the exam is organised in such a way that the teachers can drift around the exam room and help their students. My student has implored me to help him out.
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Manhattan junior Mickayla Romero's three-run walk-off homer to left field with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning helped lead the host Jaspers to a 3-1 win and a doubleheader sweep of Canisius in MAAC softball action Saturday afternoon at Gaelic Park in Riverdale, N.Y. Manhattan won the first game by the score of 3-0, as the Jaspers improved to 13-19 overall and 3-3 in conference play with the two victories. The Golden Griffins saw their three-game winning streak come to an end with the loss in game one and the Blue and Gold fell to 10-22 overall and 1-5 in league action with the pair of losses.
In the second game, runs were at a premium, as the Griff and Jaspers combined for no runs and two hits through six innings of play. Canisius took a 1-0 lead in the top-half of the seventh on an RBI-double by senior Valorie Nappo. Freshman Lindsey Silfer got the inning started with a leadoff hit and then she moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by junior Michelle DelPrince. Nappo followed DelPrince with a ground-rule double to left that allowed Silfer to score from second. Nappo would later advance to third in the top of the seventh, but Manhattan starter Amy Bright was able to get out of a jam by inducing a fly-ball out to end the frame.
In the home-half of the seventh, Manhattan took advantage of a batter hit-by-pitch and a Canisius fielding error to have runners at second and third with two outs. That set the stage for Romero, who hit her first homer of the season over the fence in left field to lift the Jaspers to their fourth-straight win.
Bright earned the win in the circle for Manhattan after she went the distance and allowed just one run on three hits to go with six strikeouts and a walk. Senior Jen Consaul was the tough-luck loser for Canisius as she allowed three runs on two hits while fanning two and walking one. Silfer, DelPrince and Valorie Nappo all had hits in the loss for Canisius.
In the first game, Manhattan scored single runs in the first, second and fourth innings to earn the 3-0 win. Manhattan banged out seven hits off Consaul, who started both games of a doubleheader for the third time this week. Canisius had just three hits in the loss and failed to advance a base runner to third base. Silfer had two hits, including her sixth double of the season.
Canisius will return to action Sunday when the team travels to play at Saint Peter's in a MAAC twinbill. Game time is set for 11 a.m.Game Notes: Canisius now leads the all-time against Manhattan 49-12… This marks the first time since 2011 where the regular-season series between these two schools was not a split… Consaul's 13 innings of work through the two doubleheaders on Saturday gives her 151.0 innings in the circle this season… She now ranks second in school history with 542.2 innings of work… Valorie Nappo's double in game two was the 20th of her career, which ties for 25th all-time in career two-base hits.


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I cheered, when I saw this. It was almost an involuntary reaction, and I doubt I was alone - her husband sucks, and he's hurting one of the best characters on Mad Men, the hypercompetent, beautiful, confident, Joan.
But I shouldn't have. As awesome as Joan is, and as crappy as Greg (her husband) is, this is not okay.
This is domestic violence.
What else is it? How is it anything else? In the scene, Greg is complaining about his professional woes. It's not okay to respond to that by breaking ceramics over his head. That's abuse. This is Domestic Violence Awareness month, and that's domestic violence.
Furthermore, this is the show's only depiction of domestic violence, after almost three full seasons. Mad Men specializes in pointing out that which was silenced in that era (and today) - sexism, rape, racism, ableism, ageism. But Weiner & Co. have, with the exception of a couple of references to Don's refusal to use corporal punishment, completely ignored that silent epidemic until this unsatisfying scene.
This scene is not an acceptable context for introducing domestic violence. It's likely a one-off incident, unlike most abusive situations. The abused is one of the most irredeemable characters on a show of irredeemable characters - he explicitly raped fan favorite Joan (I'm using explicit to distinguish that incident from Pete's rape, which, while rape, was more ambiguously framed) and has since been the cause of her absence from the show. No one likes Dr. Rapist. Everyone loves Joan. She deserves this revenge. Her history as the victim of abuse at his hands means that this is not easy to read as valid domestic violence:
When Joan hits Greg on the head, not only is she pissed: She is trying to knock some sense into him, and rejecting his notion that she doesn't know what it's like to work towards something all your life. from JezebelDouble X has a similar "you go girl" take:
Sure, her swing had about all the staying power of Jai Alai (she was back to being the dutiful wife by the next scene), but at least it came out, if only for a moment.The Feministing crew also gave it an okay, even calling it "awesome" and Joan "badass". Seriously, domestic violence is not cool, or awesome, or badass - and particularly not in the feminist contexts of these shows. "Knock[ing] some sense" into another human is not doing them a favor. Nor is it an effective way to assert yourself in a relationship. It's enacting violence against them, and it's domestic abuse.
Joan has been a victim of this man's violence, and that complicates this act. What Joan did to Greg was nowhere near the same; Greg's act of violence and entitlement was one of the most horrific scenes of the entire series, barely approached by any other acts of violence or cruelty on the show. I can understand that urge to applaud her for kicking his ass - it's delayed justice. But she actually hasn't gotten justice from one awesome scene, and Joan being kickass doesn't mean that it's okay for her to be physically violent to Greg (outside of of self-defense, of course). And this is particularly striking and unsettling because of Mad Men's habit of ignoring this serious, contemporary (in the sense of 1960s and today) issue.
Women are disproportionately the victims of domestic violence, and the situation was much worse in 1963. Why is the only portrayal of the silenced population of domestic abuse victims in this era a man? Why is he unsympathetic? Why is the scene almost comic? Why is the viewer meant to root for the abuser in the context of the situation and this show?
Domestic violence is not a physical comedy gag, or a vehicle for vicarious acting out against an unpopular character. Mad Men has a good history of exposing violence against women within this very relationship. But thus far in the series, they have erased the history of domestic violence and abuse against women and children, and trivialized male victims. A series that seeks to penetrate and puncture the glossy nostalgia surrounding the sixties has a responsibility to carefully consider its treatment of domestic violence. Mad Men needs to cease marginalizing and directly confront the still-present demons of DV with the same critical point of view it applies to so many other social ills.


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Okay saying functionally similar parts should not be classified differently based on design is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen said by a purportedly smart person. All paintball guns functionally launch a paintball at about 300 fps, should there be no distinction between them because they are functionally similar?
what? at no point in your incoherent ramblings did you even come close to what could rationally be considered a reasonable point. i award you no points and my god have mercy on your soul.
paintball guns that do all launch paintball at 300 fps are grouped together ... its a group called paintball guns. inside that group we have different types of operating paintball guns. a subset being a gun which increases air pressure on one side of a poppet to push it open, and allow the power pulse out. this is what etha is. this is contrast to decreasing force PCPs, which drop the pressure on one side of the poppet to release the power pulse, or contact poppets (true Poppets) where a hammer/rammer pushes the valve open, there are also "balanced" spools, and unbalanced spools (often short handly called blowforwards).
whether to poppet has a face seal (like the mini) or an oring seal (like the etha), doesn't much matter. what matters and what differentiates those two guns is the method that is used to open the valve. one being adding force to one side, the other being adding force and decreasing force to the other. that IS functionally different, not the type of seal that is formed.


text: When not deployed as a National Guard soldier I am part of a small type 07/02 manufacturer. We got started just to do R&D for suppressors for fun but we have also built a number of post sample MGs for fun (and as test fixtures for suppressors). Based on what I've read here and other places I've decided to do a post sample RPD just for the fun of it but my question is what piece would I register as the MG? Since I intend to use an unmodified semi auto receiver it would have to be the internals and I suspect the bolt carrier would be the right piece because it activates the fireing pin and fires the round. I know some people here are also manufacurers so this has to have come up in the past. Just wondering.


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Malaysian model, Kartika San Dewi Shukam went out for a drink with friends and was arrested for violating Muslim law which forbids alcohol. A Sharia court sentenced the young mother to be flogged for her imudence in drinking liquor. Ms. Shukam is the first woman to be tried and found guilty under Muslim law against the use of alcohol. The flogging was to take place inside the prison, but she is seeking to have it made public. "If other Muslims can see me being canned, I will hope it will convicne them not to drink."
Of course, there is another way to interpret the consequence of a public flogging. It might will persuade Muslim women who are being abused by their spouses to remain silent in the face of oppression if they believed speaking out for freedom could result in a public flogging. The message sent by this woman to her own daughter is to accept oppression meekly.


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When a group of students attempted to form a Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) at East High School in the Salt Lake City School District, the school refused to allow it. But to avoid a violation of the federal Equal Access Act, the district said it was banning all non-curricular student groups so they could argue that the GSA was treated equally. But groups such as Future Homemakers of America were still allowed to meet, and we believed they were non-curricular, meaning other non-curricular clubs like the GSA must be allowed to meet as well. Lambda Legal was lead counsel in a coalition of groups that filed suit against the district for violating the Equal Access Act and abridging the students' First Amendment rights to express gay-positive opinions at school. A district court judge ruled that the school district had been in violation of the law, but in the course of the lawsuit had cured the violations. After we appealed, the school district allowed the GSA to meet and dismissed the appeal.
GSAs help combat discrimination and harassment against LGBT students in schools and provide a vital source of support for a vulnerable population. But at the time the lawsuit was filed, information about GSAs' legal rights was largely non-existent, so not many students knew they could fight back, few lawyers knew how to help, and most schools freely barred students' requests to form the groups.
Lambda Legal's Impact
This case more than any other put the issue of GSAs on the nation's radar, letting students know they could fight back and letting school districts know they might be in violation of the law. To increase the impact, Lambda Legal wrote the first-ever guidelines for students, parents and lawyers about the Equal Access Act and began a massive outreach effort to education and legal groups around the country. The litigation itself also produced the first detailed deposition outlines for the challenging task of establishing that other non-curricular groups were being allowed to meet in a school district.
- March 1998 Lambda Legal, the ACLU and NCLR file suit against the Salt Lake City Board of Education for violating provisions of the Equal Access Act and suppressing students' First Amendment rights by prohibiting gay-positive speech.
- November 1999 After extensive discovery battles and cross-motions for summary judgment, U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins entered a judgment and order of dismissal reflecting that plaintiffs' rights were violated in school year 1997-98, but that defendant had cured both the EAA and First Amendment violations, mooting out the case. Subsequently, the judge ordered that the school district pay attorneys' fees to plaintiffs for their partial victory.
- December 1999 Lambda Legal files a notice of appeal in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals contesting the trial judge's finding that no non-curricular student groups were meeting after the 1997-98 school year.
- November 2000 After the matter was fully briefed on appeal, the school district decided to allow the GSA and other non-curricular student groups to meet, and the case was voluntarily dismissed.
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Ever feel like you can relate to someone who was in your position 60 years ago? I recently met the son of the founding editor of the old Valley Pioneer, Beverlee Holly, and she sounds like someone I would have liked.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 23, 2007, 12:00 AM
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Enjoyed very much Ms. Ciardelli's piece on my good friend, Ernie Holly and his mom from way back when. Reading excerpts from her diary brought back memories of a simpler time and made me a bit nostalgic - uh oh! Sign of old age. Only wish there'd been a picture accompanying. Thanks. Mary Ann from Moraga


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Mark Felt, who was second in command of the FBI in 1972, and later became the famous "Deep Throat" who revealed information about Watergate to investigative reporters, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, is now revealed to be the one who attempted to suppress the porn film, "Deep Throat." FBI agents seized copies of the film, had negatives analyzed and interviewed actors, producers and even the messengers who carried reels to cinemas. There are 4,800 pages of information in FBI files about the film's producer, Gerard Damiano. Just imagine, the American government devoted countless hours and employed dozens of agents to halt production of a porn film. Now, the world knows what the FBI will never really deal with crime when they have porn films to suppress.
At least the world knows the origin of the name Deep Throat.


text: The full schedule won't be out until April, but the opponents for next season have already been chosen. Based on this seasons records, the Lions have the 9th toughest schedule for next season at .543 winning %. The Patriots have the easiest @ .387%. Yup, the PATRIOTS have the easiest schedule in the league. Not that the schedule will actually matter for either of these teams. The Lions are unpredictable against everyone and the Patriots destroy everyone in their path. Below is a list of the opponents with this season's W/L record in brackets. HOME Chicago (7-9) Green Bay (13-3) Jacksonville (11-5) Minnesota (8-8) New Orleans (7-9) Tampa Bay (9-7) Tennessee (10-6) Washington (9-7) AWAY Atlanta (4-12) Carolina (7-9) Chicago (7-9) Green Bay (13-3) Houston (8-8) Indianapolis (13-3) Minnesota (8-8) San Francisco (5-11) Source: MLive.com: Everything Michigan


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The 30-something brunette hails from Bondi.
Their love has fizzled out.
This is horrible.
"He's not the kind of guy who just goes away."
"Someone must know this f—king song!"
Mind. Blown.
Not everyone can say they've done that!
Oh, to have been a fly on that alcohol-soaked wall.
After months of near-inseparable togetherness with Blac Chyna, Rob Kardashian has pulled a 180, deleting all evidence of his girlfriend from Instagram.
The dawning of another year is the perfect time to start working on a new you. Need some inspiration? Just look to these badass celebs who have changed their life through health and fitness.
Uh oh. Looks like Diane Kruger might need the 101 on the subtleties of infidelity.
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Megan Tomes
Nov. 20, 2004
ATLANTA, Ga.-- The No. 23 Lady Vol swimming and diving team maintained its position of second place after day two of the Georgia Tech Invitational ended Saturday evening. The Big Orange enters the final day with 545 points, trailing only No. 3 Florida.
"We were pleased with tonight's performance," Head Coach Dan Colella said. "This meet is a good opportunity for a dry run of the SEC Championships, with the three-day event and prelims and finals. Tomorrow will be a real test but we feel that we will be up to the task."
The evening session kicked off with the 200y medley relay. UT's quartet of Megan Tomes (Cincinnati, Ohio), Kaitlyn Orstein (Pittsburgh, Pa.), Jacque Fessel (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Christine Magnuson (Tinley Park, Ill.) swam very well, finishing in a time of 1:44.65 en route to a second-place showing. Right behind them was Tennessee's second entrant in the event, comprising of Elizabeth Christy (Indianapolis, Ind.), Tiffany Clay (Mason, Ohio), Tatiana Athayde (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and Abbi Terveer (Lima, Ohio). They touched the wall in 1:47.14 to earn an additional 32 points.
Next up in the pool were the 400y IMers. Betsy Brockman (Batavia, Ohio), competing in the top-eight finals, finished in a time of 4:35.27 to take sixth place and pick up 13 points. In the consolation finals, Clay came away victorious with a final clocking of 4:32.70. She earned nine points for her efforts. Misty Cain (Marietta, Ga.) had a runner-up showing in the bonus finals, turning in a time of 4:40.46.
Fessel and Magnuson then took center stage for the 100y butterfly. In a very tight race, the All-American claimed second place with a time of 56.48 while the freshman wound up in fourth place on the strength of a 56.76 clocking. Overall, the duo netted 32 points for the Orange and White. A trio of Lady Vols hit the water next in the consolation finals, as Athayde, Julia Lutz (Lilburn, Ga.) and Graciela Breece-Rodriguez (Boulder, Colo.) finished in 59.04, 59.26, and 1:01.32, respectively, netting six points.
The freestylers then hit the water for the 200y event. Tomes, who has already posted an NCAA "B" cut this year, lowered her qualifying time to 1:49.69, a season-best marker. The time propelled the Ohio native to a third-place finish. Meanwhile, Magnuson finished in a personal-best time of 1:51.80, claiming 14 points and fifth place. Terveer, competing in the bonus heat, also established a personal-best time. She earned runner-up status, finishing in 1:55.80. Brockman was right behind her, touching the wall in 1:55.84.
Clay and freshman Sallye Hartman (Gates, Tenn.) were next up for the Big Orange, this time for the 100y breaststroke. The pair of Big Orange swimmers picked up 28 points, as Clay earned third place with a time of 1:05.46 and Hartman took seventh, in a personal-best time of 1:07.21.
The final individual swimming event on the night was the 100y backstroke. UT continued to score, as Fessel took home another second-place showing. The Ohio native had a final marker of 56.60. Teammate Tomes claimed third place, finishing in 57.69. In the consolation finals, Christy picked up the victory, turning in a final marker of 59.11. Senior Jessica Blevins (Bluefield, W. Va.) also did well in the heat, picking up three points as she touched the wall in 1:00.12. In the bonus finals, Danyelle Vincent (Rohnert Park, Calif.) and Ashley Yeager (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) represented Rocky Top, finishing in 1:01.22 and 1:02.02, respectively.
The divers then took center stage, for the one-meter event. Freshman Lauren LeRoy (Oshkosh, Wis.) had a sixth-place finish on the strength of 244 points while Brittany Fulmer (Maryville, Tenn.) finished in 12th place with 217.80 points.
In the 800y freestyle relay, the final event on the night, Magnuson, Fessel, Christy and Tomes finished in fourth place, in a time of 7:36.08. The marker bested the pool's record coming into the event. Also swimming in the finals was Tennessee's "B" team, which claimed 10th place. Brockman, Terveer, Blevins and Laura Fehrman (St. Charles, Ill.) touched the wall in 7:50.82. The final UT relay squad in the event, made up of Sarah Ridgway (St. Croix, Virgin Islands), Cain, Lutz, and Yeager finished in 8:00.94, taking 14th.
The meet finishes up on Sunday with two more sessions. The Georgia Tech Invitational marks the final fall even of the fall season for the Orange and White. The divers will return to action at the Georgia Diving Invitational from January 3-5 and then join the rest of the squad in Evanston, Ill. on January 8th for a dual-meet against Northwestern.
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From 1978 till today the centre has opened its doors to over 20.000 peolpe, to whom offered a roof, medical & legal assistance, the possibility to study, a professional formation, the opportunity to change the way of life & get back entirely into society. At the moment San Patrignano hosts 1.800 youths.
The centre is made out of 140 volontary operators to whom are added 350 collaborators, most of whom ex-toxicdependants.
The organisational structure groups a foundation & three cooperatives joined togehter in a consortium with no means of financial abuse. during the past years San Patrignano has sheltered many youngsters alternatively in detetion regime, substituting over 3.600 years of inprisonment, with rehabilitation & civil re-entry courses. According to scientific researches conducted by different universities on samples of ex-guests, the rehabilitation percentage after an average stay of 18 months at San Patrignano, exceeded 72%.
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Chapter one says you have positivity resonance … nah, bad meter. But the answer to the headline is Barbara Frederickson, as Emily Esfahani Smith informs us. Frederickson says not only does love not mean "you never have to say you're sorry," it doesn't mean anything close to what most of us believe:
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The Harris Lodge of Warner recently installed officers: standing from left are Edwin Geffken, Harvey Greenberg, Warren Williams, Ron Piroso, Bob Lethbridge, David MacAllen, Andrew Bennert and Roger Becker; and sitting from left, Don Wheeler, Louis Corson, Brian Stiles, Fred Courser and Bob Lawrie. (COURTESY)
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Right Worshipful David A. Hardy, district deputy grand lecturer from the 4th Masonic District, installed Brian S. Stiles as the 79th master of Harris Lodge. The lodge, located in the old Baptist Church on Church Street, was chartered May 19, 1875, and is one of the state's oldest Masonic lodges.
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Get down early to the stadium ahead of Saturday's match against West Brom and you can play EA SPORTS FIFA 13 for free in the EA SPORTS Dugout.
The Dugout is a mobile gaming trailer and features two Dugout style seats - similar to those the Arsenal players sit on at Emirates Stadium.
The Dugout contains gaming consoles and iPads and will host special giveaways to fans on the day. Get down early and get gaming! The action will start on the podium at midday.
Give the gift of FIFA 13 this Christmas with the Bonus Edition featuring 2200 FIFA Points, which gets you up to 22 Gold Ultimate Team Packs.
Click here for more information and follow all the latest FIFA 13 news on twitter @EASPORTSFIFA or on Facebook.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Rudy Giuliani doggedly insisted on Tim Russert's program that he did nothing wrong in having police guard his mistress, Judith Nathan, while they were having an affair. He claimed assigning a chauffeur to drive her around was based upon "threat assessments made by the New York Police Department." Unfortunately, this explanation does not square with a New York Daily News story on Friday, that was based on information from multiple witnesses, and a law enforcement source, that she was being protected months before the affair had ever been reported anywhere by the media. Giuliani admitted he did a poor job of knowing about Bernard Kerik's background before recommending him for the position of Director of Homeland Affairs. Bernard Kerik was a policeman who was assigned to be a chauffeur for Giuliani. Based on that experience he was given the job of Director of Corrections and then appointed Police Commissioner of New York City. The Republican candidate compared himself to former Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, who, according to the Giuliani version once said about his mistakes: "I don't make many mistakes but when I make them, they're big ones." Actually, our former beloved Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, never used those words. As we all fondly remember, his words were; "When I make a mistake, it's a beaut."
Fiorello LaGuardia and Rudy Giuliani only have one thing in common– both were of Italian heritage. LaGuardia was a fearless fighter for the rights of poor people from his early days as a lawyer defending striking members of the ILGWU. Unlike Rudy, the "little flower," as we affectionately called him, was not a draft dodger, but volunteered to fight in WWI. He was the first mayor who did anything for African Americans, and whenever poor people were fighting for their rights, one could be certain our little flower was standing side by side with the oppressed. And, when he died, LaGuardia left a meager estate of a few thousand dollars because money never dominated his life as it does for Rudy Giuliani. Rudy, you sure ain't no Fiorello LaGuardia!