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Port Clinton preparing to drop the walleye
(Port Clinton) It's a tradition that brings thousands of tourists to New Years Eve in Port Clinton every year, the annual Walleye Drop. The 200 pound, 20 foot tall fiberglass walleye named Wally has been used to bring in the New Year in Port Clinton for the past 17 years, and is likely to continue for a long time.
Don Clemons heads the Walleye Drop committee and says festivities surrounding the Walleye Drop will be taking place all day Tuesday including a Junior Walleye Drop party for children from 4:00pm until 6:00pm at the Knights of Columbus, and a teen party will take place from 6:00pm until 8:00pm with a laser light show, fog, confetti and dance contests.
The big party will start at around 10:00 at night. 5000 people are expected to line up on Madison Street with vendors selling food, drink, and souvenier. Wally the Walleye Mascot will also be on hand, as well as a special guest appearance by Spike Walleye, the mascot from the Toledo Walleye hockey team.
Clemons says you can watch videos of the Walleye Drop on youtube.com, and you could watch streaming video of the drop beginning at 10:00pm on Tuesday. You can find a link on the Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce website. Get breaking news sent to your mobile phone.Text "news" to 21095.
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UCPD Shoot Fashion
Course Dates: 15, 16, 22, 23, 24 February & 30 March
Qualification: 20 Undergraduate credits
Venue: Phoenix Building, Teesside University
Price: £299* (Normally £680.00)
Teesside University is developing a portfolio of accredited courses with renowned commercial photographer Keith Moss. In February we are piloting the first of these programmes with UCPD Shoot Fashion.
Developed by Keith Moss and the School of Arts & Media, this six day course offers the student the rare opportunity to learn how the fashion industry works and to develop the skills needed to create great photography for it. This highly practical course covers everything from people and client management through to camera and post production techniques. The student will meet, engage and work with models, stylists and make-up artists in order to learn about the processes involved in fashion photography.
During the course Keith and his team will be joined by fashion designer to the stars Kate Fearnley who will give a unique insight into the needs of the designer. Kate will emphasise the importance of the client brief and how the photographer must interpret it in a way that is not only technically successful but meets the designers creative vision and resonates with their target audience. The course will culminate with a live project where the student will organise a fashion photography shoot of their own. Here they will be responsible for sourcing their own models, stylists and locations and they will present their work at the end of March 2011.
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UCPD Shoot Fashion takes place in Teesside Universitys IDI/Phoenix Building. It is being subsidised and is therefore offered at an introductory price of £299.00 (normally £680.00) to North East-based freelancers, sole traders and SMEs. Please call for eligibility information.
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A senior Egyptian official told the media that Hamas had accepted the Cairo Initiative and will cease firing. "We have obtained Hamas's agreement and are awaiting the response from Israel." An Israeli official is expected in Egypt today and hopefully it will bring an end to death and destruction. Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said "Hamas is going to publicly express its support and acceptance(to the Cairo Initiative). The ball is now in the court of Israel to cease firing and come to the negotiating table of peace.
Israel must stand down even if at this moment each point is not clearly spelled out. It would assist the process if a Turkish armed force could be sent to assume control over Gaza crossings and ensure that rocket attacks cease as well as Israel attacks on Hamas leaders. The Turkish force would continue supervising the area on condition there are no more rocket attacks or assassinations of Hamas leadership. They would be responsible to ensure no more tunnels are built since the crossings would allow enough food and materials to enter and Israel would cease to supervise the process.
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The UK's only website for statutory burial and cremation records, www.deceasedonline.com, has added 70,000 burial records for two areas in the county of Hertfordshire.
Viewers of BBC TV's Who Do You Think You Are will know that research into family history and genealogy is booming with millions of Britons – and globally many people linked through family connections with the UK – researching their ancestry and family trees. Deceased Online is the only specialist website which makes available through its web portal millions of statutory burial and cremation records (supplied by local authorities and private cemeteries and crematoria) which frequently provide important information in locating ancestors and provide information about them.
Deceased Online is a new venture but already it includes records from hundreds of cemeteries and crematoria across the UK from Aberdeen in north Scotland to Devon and including large parts of London and other cities. In Hertfordshire, two Borough Councils have so far placed their records on the website.
Broxbourne Borough Council includes the towns of Cheshunt, Waltham Cross, Hoddesdon and Broxbourne. Deceased Online has uploaded 40,000 burial records for the award-winning Cheshunt Cemetery (1855-2003, UK Cemetery of the Year 2005) and Ware Road Cemetery, Hoddesdon (1883-2003).
The Borough of Dacorum in West Hertfordshire comprises the main towns of Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted and Tring plus a number of large and small villages. Deceased Online now incorporates 30,000 records across four cemeteries which are: Heath Lane Cemetery (1878-2010) and Woodwells Cemetery (1960-2010) in Hemel Hempstead; Tring Cemetery (1894-2010); and Kingshill Cemetery, Berkhamsted (1947-2010).
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This may sound a silly question but is the ear on the left hand side of esb helmet gold or brown.
I have the reference cd but i cannot tell?
This may sound a silly question but is the ear on the left hand side of esb helmet gold or brown.
I have the reference cd but i cannot tell?
I've always said gold. But it's probably a mixture of both.
Per Rogue Studios' color list stuck at the top of this forum:
Helmet (Empire version)
* Panzer Olive Green (Cheeks and dome)
* Boxcar Red (mandibles)
* UP Armor Yellow (Verticle stripes)
* MILW Road Orange (Verticle stripes)
* SP Lark Dark Gray 'unsure' (Gray around scratches)
* Rust (various locations)
* Chrome (scratches) I think this was actually a color called bright silver but this works best.
* Euro Dark green/I think I found this one stay tuned 8/15/05 'Unsure' back of helmet.
* Earth(Rangefinder ear)
* RLM Green (Left ear) 'unsure'
* PRR Green(I like weathered black better) (Inside cheeks) this is practically black.
* Rock Island Maroon (Red scratches on left ear).
* Light Gray (on left ear) any light gray will do.
* PRR Maroon for the dark color on mands may need to darken this color with a touch of black I am unsure of the correct color for this at this time but this works.
Webcheif beat me to it....Earth it is...What you are probablly seeing is the black wash and weathering on the lighter EARTH tone.
so what about this ?
* Panzer dark yellow (Rangefinder ear) if you do not have aluminum ears you will need to mix a silver with this to tone it down. F505111
I think I asked in that post if one was closer then the other, but it went unanswered.. So I ended up getting both, but haven't gotton to that point yet..
Other then that, you don't wanna know my opinion on the ear color
Here's what I did with mine. I painted the Range Finder Ear 'metallic silver' and then dull coated it. After that, I dry brushed a mixture of yellow, brown, and black pastels. It gives it that dull yellow look from certain angles and the goldish look from different angles.
Plus there is no definitive, 'set in stone' color for any part of the helmet. Rogue Studios admits in his thread 'Chronicle of Fett' that the only thing he could corroborate was the actual brand of paint used (Floquil Enamels), not the actual colors.
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thanks everyone, i didnt think to look at rogue studios list as none of those colours are available in the uk.
Custom mix of brown and yellow it is then
thanks all
Yeah! Don't get this subject started again!Tension113 said:
I used the panzer dark yellow as well. You can search for my helmet thread. . . lots of pics.
Tension, when can we see some pics of your helmet already???
I'm UK based and I always use 'Titanium Gold' (Tamiya). It's a kind of light metallic gold, almost asif it has silver mixed with it. I've tested loads of different options and I think that this is almost identical.
Helmet and I are not on speaking terms at the moment.. He's lucky he's still in one piece actually.. No matter how far I get, he always seems to resort back to his primer beginnings.. I haven't had anything nice to say to him lately, so I figure it be best that we take a break from each other for a little while.. How's a perfectionist with no painting skills supposed to do this anyway? Hopefully everyone will still be around when he makes his debut.. *sigh*superjedi said:


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|And if your looking for a long term goal after that,given what your describing,a LSx is kind of a cake and eat it too.Gas mileage/and performance.But right now even after 14 yrs of production,to rod a LSx is expensive.Figure from $5,000 to $7,000 grand when it's all said and done.So to hold off on that right now to wait for the aftermarket to get more production/sales so the parts costs go down wouldn't be a bad thing.
Find a donor truck in a crash sale or at a impound lot.Junk what you don't use at a steel salvage place and get some of the money back for the conversion to your S10.
Generation I
The Vortec 5700 L31 is a V8 truck engine. Displacement is 5.7 L. It is the last production Generation I small-block from Chevrolet. The cylinder heads feature combustion chambers and intake ports very similar to those of the LT1 V8, but without the reverse-flow cooling. As such, the L31 head is compatible with all older small-blocks, and is a very popular upgrade. It offers the performance of more expensive heads, at a much lower cost. It does, however, require a specific intake manifold (a Vortec head has 8 bolts attaching the intake manifold as opposed to the traditional twelve bolts per head). The L31 was replaced by the 5.3 L 5300 LM7. The 2002 model year was the final year for the L31 5.7 L small block V-8 whose origins date back to 1955. The Vortec 5700 produces 255 hp (190 kW) to 350 hp (261 kW) at 4600 rpm and 330 lb·ft (447 N·m) to 350 lb·ft (475 N·m) of torque at 2800 rpm. It is currently being produced as a crate engine for marine applications and automotive hobbyists as the "ramjet 350" with minor modifications.
|i guess i kinda bit off a little more than i can chew here, soo many great ideas that will work for me. you all can get the job done here and all have a different approach to get there. basically i have to take this discusion and think about which approach to take. its either boneyard 305, build up the perfect 305 roller, or use all the junk i got laying around and do the best i can with it which is still going to cost some money.
305 Vs 350,which is better
either engine will work. look around for a deal.If you want dirt cheap,dont care how long it lasts,moderate power,
buy a complete running car from a wreck. take out engine,(pick a car that has a roller motor)regasket/clean/replace timing chain,buy a cheap cam,use FBs back yard porting method,drive a car that performs as it is built.
|not a damn clue....ooo look somethin shiney!!! im under the impression there the same parts and can be swapped to a larger 350 later on. need more rpm for 350 parts in a 305 to work right.
|With the cost of aftermarket heads available you are wasting your time and money fooling with a stock head.The budget you have to work with will take some smart shopping for parts,the cam you have would produce some good low end and mid-range power but you should go for a 350 build as those parts are more budget friendly.
|whene you say modified...if i were to grind the ports myself...could that help? as i understand it now, it is bad if i smooth out the intake runners and ports, i will loose precious atomization at low rpm? is it even necessary to port the heads if theyll never see any high rpms? how much "flow" do i really need at a low rpm? how do i know what flow number ill need to get intake velocity? there is so much experience needed to hop up a stock motor. i would just pick a old standby build and go to town if if i wanted raw power. speaking more of the heads, i dont even know what the intake runner cc's are, nor the exhaust. they are 1.84 434 castings. i guess at this point the heads are the real factor. parts matching is something for veteran builders i guess. i kinda understand it but once you figure out one aspect there is another limiting factor that kills any medium i thought there might have been. thank you very very much for your patience and insight.
duration is the length of time that the valves are open
you need to have the valves open long enough to fill the cylinder.
think of filling a jar under a tap
when its full some flows back towards the top or splashes back
now put the lid on this jar,shake it and walk into another room,open the jar and pour out the water in another sink
how fast you fill the jar depends on the neck size or opening size(valve size in an engine)the water pressure from the tap and tap size (intake runner size)
lid on as soon as the jar is as full as possible without spilling
empty jar by turning upside down with lid off(think of a long neck pop bottle Vs a short neck pop bottle for exhaust)put lid back on as fast as possible so you can go back and refill at tap.
any wasted time and spillage is cam/head/carb/header inefficiency
|by the way, this is a camshaft that i installed in a marine 350. it only made 300 hp on a desktop dyno at 4700 rpms with the parts list i used and the guy at the marina who did the desktop dyno for me said i am an idiot. and i am. he proceeded to show me how some double springs and a different cam would have made 400 hp with my flattop shortblock (that i build with silvolites) with some different grind numbers. and it would do it at 4000 RPMS!!!!! i am an idiot and i want to get this 305 right on the money. shop that sold me the cam asked me about a parts list, i told him i had stock heads and thats the cam he gave me. he added no advise to this like the genius marine tech guy. the marine genius guy told me that the shop tech shoulda told me i was building a turd but i think he wanted to dust off this old cam and sell it. by the way the boat does haul some *** because it was origionally a 260 hp 350. i was able to prop up one size and ontop of that, i gained 1000 rpms above the old rpm and this thing sounds incredible at an idle, youd think i had a big block in that thing. did 46 mph, now it does 55 mph. id have the marine guy help me build up this 305 but he goes to florida in the winter and i am buying parts now. that is why i am asking so much on the forum lately. also whene i try to ask the marine guy to explain things he tells me to buy a book. hes probably right. he has been so far.
Cam grind numbers
i have a REED CAMS serial number TM264. grind number is 330 TM264H-TM272H-110A3 it has a duration of IN.214 EX218 @ .050 . lift IN.450 EX.461. running duration IN 262 EX 272. spring pressure open 260-280 and 80-100 closed. lobe centers at 110 degrees at cam. exhaust centerline 116 intake centerline 104. what would this cam be good for and how do you understand what these numbers do for performance? the only thing i understand is that a cam is 720 degrees and the duration degrees are the amount of time subtracted from 720 degrees that the valves are open. I would assume spring pressures are stock spring configuration and the grind number at the end sais A3 meaning 3 degrees advance ground into the cam. what does all this mean for horsepower, how would i understand what this cam could do in different engine configurations? also would this be a good cam for a 305? im guessing that judging by all the things that have been said about lsa and .050 duration specs, this cam is not much for a 383...but much too much for a 305. im trying to get clue how to "understand" application. i have blueprinting skills and have limited machine shop background (not automotive but still mill and lathe and blueprint knowledge) so SOME of these numbers i understand but some i dont. If i understand this correctly, correct me if im wrong, the duration of the exhaust at 218 @.050 with the lift of .461 is max for stock springs because if the lift were more than this the springs wouldnt fully close even at respectable rpm within the camshaft rpm spec. and the same would hold true if you kept the lift number the same and shortened the duration? so whats better, lift or duration? If i were to get some great valve springs would a small duration number matched with high lift be good for a low rpm 305? also the lobe centers i have no clue how that affects any of this. advise, correct and teach me please?
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I've been asked by a good friend to make an appearance at her boyfriend's brother's birthday party for about an hour this Saturday in my Fett. I was wondering if anyone had good advice for events of this nature? It's only going to be me in costume and apparently the kid is a huge star wars fan. I've already confirmed that there will be
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (H.R. 3590 /P.L. 111- 148) included several provisions of interest to NIH/NIA:
Two Preventive Services Task Forces. Requires the Director of AHRQ to convene an independent Task Force on Clinical Preventive Services responsible for developing recommendations for the clinical health care community. Their recommendations must consider clinical preventive best practice recommendations from AHRQ, NIH, CDC, IOM, specialty medical associations, patient groups, and scientific societies. The Director of CDC is required to convene an independent Task Force on Community Preventive Services responsible for developing recommendations for the public health community.
S. 3253 – On April 28, 2010, the House passed by voice vote S. 3253, a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the Small Business Act and the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 through July 31, 2010. The Senate passed the measure, introduced by Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), Chair, Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, under unanimous consent on April 22, the same day as it was introduced. S. 3253 was cleared for the President's signature.
S. 3036, The National Alzheimer's Project Act – This measure introduced by Senator Evan Bayh (D-IN) on 2/24/2010, proposes to establish in the Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services the Office of the National Alzheimer's Project. The bill has been referred to the Committee on Health, Labor and Pensions for further action.
H.R. 5037 – On April 15, 2009, Representative Mike Doyle (D-PA), along with cosponsors Representatives Henry Waxman (D-CA), Rick Boucher (D-VA), and Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), introduced H.R. 5037, the Federal Research Public Access Act of 2010. H.R. 5037 would require each Federal agency with extramural research expenditures of over $100 million to develop a specified Federal research public access policy that is consistent with and advances the purposes of the agency. The bill would make each Federal research public access policy applicable to: (1) researchers employed by the Federal agency whose works remain in the public domain; and (2) researchers funded by the agency. The bill specifically excludes from this policy the following: (1) research progress reports presented at professional meetings or conferences; (2) laboratory notes, preliminary data analyses, notes of the author, phone logs, or other information used to produce final manuscripts; (3) classified research, research resulting in works that generate revenue or royalties for authors (such as books) or patentable discoveries, to the extent necessary to protect a copyright or patent; or (4) authors who do not submit their work to a journal or works that are rejected by journals. H.R. 5037 would also require annual reports from each agency on its Federal research public access policy. The measure was referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Investigations. An identical bill, S. 1373, was introduced on June 25, 2009, by Senators Joseph Lieberman (IND-CT) and John Cornyn (R-TX).
H.R. 2987, the Cure and Understanding through Research for Alzheimer's Disease (La Cura Act) of 2009 -Introduced in the House on June 19, 2009, by Congresswoman Linda Sanchez (D-CA). The measure proposes to amend the Public Health Service Act to ensure sufficient resources and increase efforts for research at the National Institutes of Health relating to Alzheimer's disease, to authorize an education and outreach program to promote public awareness and risk reduction with respect to Alzheimer's disease (with particular emphasis on education and outreach in Hispanic populations), and for other purposes. The measure is pending action by the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
H.R. 3286/S. 1492 – On July 22, 2009, Representative Markey (D-MA) and Senator Barbara Mikulski introduced (D- MD) introduced the Alzheimer's Break Through Act of 2009. H.R. 3286/S. 1492 would increase the authorization level for Alzheimer's disease (AD) research, and require the Director of the NIA to make supporting AD research a priority for the Institute. In addition, the legislation would require an expansion of clinical research on AD with a focus on (1) early diagnosis and detection, (2) the relationship of vascular disease and AD, and (3) expediting the translation of research findings into effective treatments and prevention strategies. The bill would require the Secretary, HHS, within 3 years of enactment of the legislation and every 3 years thereafter, to convene a summit on AD for the purpose of providing a detailed overview of current research activities at the NIH, as well as to discuss and solicit input to potential areas of collaboration between the NIH and other Federal agencies related to research, prevention and treatment of AD. The measure is pending action by the House Energy and Commerce and the Senate HELP Committees.
H.R. 3170, the FY 2010 Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act- On July 16, 2009, the House passed H.R. 3170 by a vote of 219-208. This legislation contains many government-wide provisions applicable to NIH. Of note, this legislation continues the A-76 prohibition regarding competitive sourcing and contains a new provision that would require each department or agency to develop an inventory of service contracts. Regarding the annual cost-of-living allowance for Federal employees, H.R. 3170 does not contain a pay raise provision since the House agrees with the Administrations' request of two percent. This measure has passed the House and was referred to the Senate for action.
On May 20, 2009, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) introduced S. 1110, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) Reform Act of 2009. Of interest to NIH are provisions that would authorize the Commission to advise the Secretary, through AHRQ and NIH, on priorities for health services research. In addition, it would authorize the Commission to have access to all raw data and research conducted or funded by the Federal government, including data and research produced by NIH, CMS, and AHRQ. Finally, NIH and AHRQ would be required, not less than twice a year, to submit a report to the Commission containing information on any research conducted which has relevance for the determinations and recommendations being considered by the Commission. S. 1110 is still pending action by the Senate Committee on Finance.
On April 28, the House Appropriation Subcommittee on Labor, HHS, Education (Representative David Obey [D-WI], Chairman) held its annual overview hearing on NIH. Dr. Francis Collins, Director, testified on the FY2011 President's Budget, accompanied by Drs. Anthony S. Fauci, Director, NIAID; Griffin Rodgers, Director, NIDDK; and Tom Insel, Director, NIMH.
On May 5, the Senate Appropriation Subcommittee on Labor, HHS, Education (Senator Tom Harkin [D-IA], Chairman) held its annual overview hearing on NIH. Dr. Francis Collins, Director, testified on the FY2011 President's Budget.
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A story bubbled up in the right-wing media suggesting that the White House requires "that unborn children get security clearance" if their parents want to tour the building. The reporting was based on an email from the White House that instructs potential visitors about "how to enter security information for a baby that has not yet been born."
The Daily Caller, Washington Free Beacon, Drudge Report, National Review Online, and Fox Nation all highlighted this story and presented it in the context of President Obama's support for abortion rights.
However, a closer reading of the email shows that expecting parents are required to fill out security information for a child who is not yet born only if they anticipate giving birth by the time they want to visit the White House. The email clearly refers to "newborns" and gives instructions for what to do once "the baby is born."
The Huffington Post spoke to a representative from the Secret Service who said that "all White House guests are required to provide information at the time of their request for the tour, including for children and infants, and those expected to be on the tour once born."
So, no, the White House does not require pregnant visitors to register their fetuses as people for security purposes.
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There are a couple books I'd recommend: Sheila Booths Purely Positive Training and Training in Drive
Michael Ellis video's are helpful. You can also rent video's from Bowwowflix for a low monthy fee. The library is quite extensive.
I enjoy the articles in K9Cop magazine, though not sure they would apply easily to your training.
If you do decide to train with an IPO club, consider learning the helper end of it....there is always a need for helpers and you may get a discount in membership if you are putting some time into working the dogs. Though of course that is another time commitment!
I understand the threat that exists especially where I live. But it wasn't until I began working in law enforcement that I really put thought into it. I find myself talking to people in public that for the life of me I just can't remember where I met them before. But I may have been the only Officer they have ever spoken to. My concern, other than Tyson's development as a member of the family, is that if one subject that I can't recognize decides he wants to settle a score before I even realize he's holding a grudge. Tyson's can react and give me the second I need to react to the attack.
The reason I want to work his obedience more is, like you said, I don't want him to run down a jogger at the park or take down my neighbors gardner. I have seen two shepherds handled at once by my former partner, neither was on a leash, and he used seemingly random clicking noises or whistles he made with just his mouth. But then he's also handled shepherd for 30 years and had his 2 since they were born. I know that I won't be able to copy his methods completely. I just want something similar.
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He's focused to point the he almost killed himself once.
He said "Most attackers use guns now
In order to succed in something much more serious than so called "PPD training" it would be better to be involved in a real sport. Look for Schutzhund club, visit not just one, but a few, become their member. Once developed in Germany, Schutzhund clubs are available almost in every country of the world. Read more about it:United Schutzhund Clubs of America
Schutzhund obedience could be trained in your local club.
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Ok everyone looking for some advice on training books to read up on for my boy Tyson.
First I want to say that I am not planning to jump straight into bite training. Until now I was working with a former Law Enforcement K9 handler to train Tyson but he had to relocate for work. I've not found anyone experienced nearby that can assist in person. I know there are many different methods but honestly the fundamentals are all the same.
OBEDIENCE: I am not new to obedience training. But I do not claim to be an expert either. Tyson has been trained well enough on the simple commands. Example; sit, stay, down, speak, heel. Where Tyson's obedience issue arises is when there is a prey object present. In his case it's a Kong ball. He completely ignores my wife as if she doesn't exist and he will only sit for me. I've never experienced a dog that focuses on the prey object quite like this before. He's focused to point the he almost killed himself once.
Protection: The person I had helping me with this area before believed in doing all training like this off lease. He said "Most attackers use guns now anyway. Is your lease long enough for your dog to reach someone at 25-35 feet? And if you can control the dog off lease that far away then there's no need for one up close."
Now Tyson has no problems biting or releasing when told to. However I am planning to step up his protection training once his obedience is at the level I need him at.
Any advice and research suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Also I have looked into training clubs in my area and found none that don't want 1/3 of my yearly salary for membership.
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pitiful analogy of where this once proud team has gone....................
See this is where Curry confuses me. Craig Smith is a good match-up for Max, and Brown's post D is needed on Jefferson so he puts in Dice ?
ROFL Down by 9 late in the third..... Iverson is in full chuck mode tonight.
Nice flop Miller, ya friggen pansy!
AI dominates, Sheed dominates, We dominate
AI and Sheed put on their SHUT YO MOUTH act for all the haters in the 4th Q. Big plays from big time players. Good win on the road against a hot team. Warface to the Celtics. We're comin' for you next.
Man how big was Sheed tonight? That was his best game IMO since the game against Cleveland where went off like crazy in the 4th quarter.
Get ready for the if sheed played like that every game talk. I will help everyone out. Sheed can't play like that every game. It is usually a win when he does. Great game.
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wALLACE WILL HAVE 7 PTS AND 4 REBOUNDS VS cELTS!!! U can take that to the BANK! LOL
WeHoo - We won.. Starting to look like the old Pistons again - closing it out in crunch time.
Sheed going nuts. Maybe that was Curry's plan; piss him off enough LOL He looks better. Thank god. Every time he gets an ankle/foot injury i have a flashback to the CLE series. We are not going too far if we need that from Sheed to beat MIN. But who cares we won! It's been so long. Thank you AI putting your sucking on hold to actually do something productive for a few minutes. Rip you're still awesome <thank you for keeping your mouth shut, and talking with your game. You deserve way more than 21 minutes. Buy Curry an apple or something. Maybe then you'll get the same leeway> Dice was great in the 4th. A few more 40 minute games and he'll be back to being exhausted. There was no way to take him out in the 4th this game though. He was on fire. Al Jefferson looked so distraught LOL
really? one game? vs Woves? really?
Nice win tonight, nice time in chat too, tonight. The question is can we put together three wins in a row?? ummm we'll see Celtics Friday nite and Cavs on Sunday. Sheed played like he did at the first part of this century with 25 and 10 and also 5 steals. Lot of work from inside the arc and he made his last two three balls count to put the game away. AI was cold to begin the game but heated up in the second and hit 9 of 10 ft Rip came off the bench and missed his first six shots but then finished 5-6. The problem is he had a key TO down the stretch and MC chose to sit him in crunch time. Probably a good idea...just wondering if Rip is upset that he wasn't in there for the win.
Chat was fun. I come off my meds Feb 1 ,s o maybe i can come in more often for enlightening comments like: - men are husBANKS _ say hello to Prok and Skookie - roscoe wants to try bearmeat - linwood is now LINWOOdrow - Esther and marla Gibbs are sexier and get more talk than Jenny and Thelma Evans - Kevin Love is the best outlet passer since bill Laimbeer - Rasheed wallace is not a man - Stuckey should be traded - Blaha thinks losing 85-86 is actually us WINNING 86-85 and more to BARBARA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some of yall want to make light of us beating the Twolves but they've been playing some good play lately...they had the best record in Jan going into tonight... It's nice to finally pull a game out down the stretch...I'm just hoping Sheed can give det a game like that against Bos or Cle..
This was needed win...Miami had won earlier and for a half hour they were ahead of us in the standings by a half game. Hawks lose again too. also: Great feature on NBA TV right now about Sacamento NBA allstar Mayor Kevin Johnson and possible mayor Detroit Dave Bing
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Probably. I think as long as this goes on, we are going to see someone looking like they are going to cry sitting on the bench in crunch time. I wonder if we'll ever get AI/Rip doing the sad face from the bench together. Maybe it will help build chemistry. DOMINATION
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Arsenal Football Club can confirm that Carlos Vela has completed a permanent move to Real Sociedad for an undisclosed fee.
The Mexican international spent the whole of 2011/12 on loan with the Spanish club and enjoyed a successful campaign in La Liga, scoring 12 times in 35 appearances.
Vela, who scored 11 times in 62 games for the Gunners, made his Arsenal debut against Newcastle United in 2008. He scored a hat-trick on his first start in a 6-0 win over Sheffield United in the League Cup.
A regular in the first-team squad throughout the rest of the 2008/09 campaign, his progress was hampered by injury during the 2009/10 season, before he found form and fitness in the second half of the campaign during a successful loan stint with West Bromwich Albibion.
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[This is the third in an eight-part series on distros I use. These observations are based on distros running on one or more of the following hardware: Dell Inspiron 5000 laptop, an brandless Pentium III-based desktop, an IBM PL 300 Pentium II, an iMac G3 (Indigo) and an iBook G3. As the auto commercials say, your mileage may vary.]
They say timing is everything. I use Fedora 7 on a machine on which I do development work for a program called dbEntrance, a very cool (in my opinion) MySQL browser that currently runs on Mac OS and Windows, and will soon to be ready for GNU/Linux prime time.
So just when I get around to upgrading to Fedora 8, an announcement rolls around that Fedora 9 is in the proverbial starting blocks, ready for the starting gun to go off.
Argh. Now do you see why I lean toward Debian's, um, release schedule?
On a philosopical level, Fedora — Red Hat sans rouge — gets high marks for standing behind both free software and open source software, often joined at the hip as Free/Open Source Software (or FOSS) despite nuances that make them different; note its commitment to Ogg as opposed to mp3, for example. And the Fedora community wraps this philosophy into a pleasantly dependable and blazingly quick pair of distros in Fedora 7 and 8.
On this brandless Pentium III machine I call "Frank" (short for Frankenstein, since it has come to life as the result of putting a variety of computer parts together), both Fedora 7 and 8 tackle whatever I choose to throw at it. Unlike Steve Ballmer, I have yet to throw a chair at it, however having used this machine to work on the dbEntrance project and a couple of other test projects, adding and taking away programs en masse, Fedora has been one of most solid distros I've used.
Not only this, the security provision that are native to Fedora — SELinux and the like — deserve special mention, not because of any real or imagined threat, but having it there is a security blanket that gives a user one less thing to think about. Also, Fedora does away with one of my pet peeves — most distros put the Terminal in the Accessories listing on the drop down menu (Argh, how I hate that! It's more than an accessory!). Fedora's drop down menu has it in system tools, where it belongs.
Ironically, I use Fedora most as a "work distro" — that is, it's the one I use on a machine on which I do testing and development work — however, it's a lot more well-rounded for regular home computer use. I say "ironically" because the distro's appearance itself is incredibly clean and, well I'll say it, disarmingly beautiful out of the box. The way I use it borders on criminal — in using Fedora for solely testing purposes, I feel like I've hired Julia Roberts to do my gardening; naturally she could do it, but her talents clearly lie elsewhere.
Dare I say it? Pun alert: A "tip of the hat" to the Fedora community (sorry) for making such a great, and attractive, distro. We promise to get to Fedora 9 when we have a chance to catch up.
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First, thank you for the compliment, but I am no expert on Corvair values.
Generally, as to buying anyone's restoration project there are general things to keep in mind. The $6000,00 invested sounds nice. However, he could have started with a basket case and that could be why it is such a high amount and still not in beautiful condition. You know what floor board cost, imagine doing both rockers and four fenders. The cost of the NOS parts are high. Does it add any value to your use for the car? Would you be happier with the 4 NOS tail lights than you would with 4 OK looking originals, or 4 from the junkyard? He could have had them plated in gold and he would have 7000.00 in the car, still not worth more to me.
For someone who wants to put it in judged competition it would be wise to use NOS parts, for someone like me who wants a fun nice looking car to drive not really. If you are in love and sure you want to keep the car the rest of your life it is worth it. Otherwise for a fun driver for a few years, you would be better with a solid original with a couple pieces of a road sign welded in the couple of bad spots.
Specifically by photo things that I would question are...
1st pic...rear bumper loks more than just dusty, looks like it is scraped/scratched and dented. Rust on roof frame rail and bad or missing weatherstrip. Also white spots over right inside tail light and right hand side of licence frame on the raised body line. Most look like reflections, those don't. Wire cable sticking up in top compartment left side looks like something gone wrong with top.
2nd pic...Look at passenger foot well, looks like rust in body to floor joint. Also around floor fresh air vent in kick panel.
3rd pic...Can't fault the body lines, they are beautiful.
4th pic...Again the scuff on reised body line above inside tail light,doubt it is reflecting the same spot from a different angle, also front floor board center looks rusty, how bad?
5th pic...Looks fine down the line.
6th pic..Floor looks better than I expected, would still like to scrape/poke it to be sure. Interior looks stunning as the body work and paint. corner above wing window looks pitted and bad.
7th pic...vent window handle, horn ring, and seat side strips look pitted. Feeling better about floor as we get closer pictures. Horn button and window weatherstrip? Come with new?
8th pic...Both top end of windshield trim look bad as does glove box chrome. Floor again looks better with close up.
9th pic...Nothing to fault here. Beautiful body and paint.
10th pic...That rusty hinge still bugs me. Seems like an odd spot.I have had cars rust out from under me and still looked factory fresh on trunk hinge. Otherwise cant see anything wrong, can't see anything period with undercoat?
11th pic...waste of a pic?
12th pic...This one bothers me and makes me question all the body work. I am admittedly a hack body man and have no talent or training....even I would have treated rust inside the air intake/exhaust holes, sanded smooth the area around them, and not painted the hood spring and rubber bumpers. Sloppy and not fitting of the NOS parts and rest of the great paint work.
13th pic...
14th pic...Just the engine. I cant believe you would be doing all that work and not even wipe it down a little. Is the engine the original? Maybe to sell car he swapped in a turd and kept the one he was going to use?
15th pic...If engine is the original it tells a story of the whole car. looks like parked in a field for a long time before resto.
16th pic...Paint flaking off of the drivers side! Why? Bad prep?
17th pic...Again I would like to see a photo of what he started with. How long and how poorly stored is a car to have the engine look like this? More paint flaws around lip of hood.
18th pic...? Don't know why this is here. The sine on his shoes?
So those are the things I see and the questions I have about them. If I could be assured of positive answers (that I believed) to all these concerns, I would be interested personally at no more than $2500.00 trade. That would be if all the parts I pointed out were included if missing or damaged, or turned out to be good when I thought they were bad. You could easily have another 1000-1500 to get it on the road and right. Looking at the engine condition would make me concerned about all of the running gear. If the underside looks like that engine think brakes, lines, bushings, tie rod ends, etc. etc....
I think you could do better finding a good driver quality one or a completed resto that is old and showing a little wear, or one with a bad engine that they don't want to repair. I am just not comfortable with this one, It just "feels" wrong to me.It is free to look, and you may crawl under it and find it is beautiful under it. If that were the case stretch to 3000 if you like it. Or just keep looking.
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Oh Jeez. So much has happened. I will have to upload the photos later. Ray (Stingroo) and I actually wound up driving to North Carolina to check out the red car. It really checked out in person. All the body work was solid and the car looked great. I made a deal on it and arranged for it to be transported. When I got it up on the lift, though. I saw where the good body work stopped. The floor. However, everything else was SUPER solid, fresh work, done by inmates in a North Carolina correctional facility. I have been working with a hostile shop owner that let me use his lift, presumably in exchange for free labour and endless drama. Oh, and the guy who sold me the car lied about pretty much everything on it. I was told I was getting a 110hp 4 speed car. I wound up with a 95hp 3 speed car. I am going to keep the 95hp engine, as they actually develop power a LOT earlier than 110 engines. I sourced a 4 speed trans though.
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Lupin's Corvair saga returns! Looking forward to hearing about your progress with your new restoration candidate.
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Glad to hear it is moving along. Can't wait to hear more and see pics.
....sorry about being a pest!
ROO! Why you no tell me!
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I uh... forgot.
But we did get to flog a virtually unfloggable Kia Optima that weekend.
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I haven't read the rest of this thread. Do you still have the car? It was risky driving one in the days before self serve. An instructor at my high school had one destroyed when a filling station attendant filled the crank case with water. The oil filler is at the very back of the engine and looked much like a radiator cap. At least enough to fool a rookie attendant.
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Ralph Nader's organization once sued my mother and Sunkist Growers for using the name "Ralph" for a large purple dinosaur character that was developed by my mother and the company to be used in a nutrition education program. Eventually the lawsuit was dropped (I wonder why?!) and the dinosaur diud his thing for American school children. Later the same dinosaur, under a new name, became a star of children's day time television.
Ralph Nader chose not to attack Volkswagen and their Beetles for the same dangerous handling characteristics because, let's face it, his supporters, both verbally and financially were VW drivers of both the Bug and the Bus. Nader knew enough not to bite the hand that keeps you in business. Going after big bad GM was far more acceptable and fashionable then just as it is today.
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44 years ago today, the last Corvair rolled off the line! Happy(?) Anniversary!
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Awesome factoid! I'm uploading the images now, and will get to writing up the story of what's happened thus far. Dave! Never a pest. That manual you've sent me has been so much help. You've been more of an inspiration, keep on egging me on, man! I've got enough nay-sayers. A cheerleader is always good.
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my little pickup and my tools may have to take a vaction soon
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Found this today, thought this would be a good thread for it.
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|April 26th, 2012, 02:58 PM
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Can of undercoat said you could paint over it in an hour. I waited two and it has all these little pin holes I assume are escaping gasses from the drying process
Well, at least it isn't permanent. I'll just coat it a couple more times and it should look O.K.
|April 26th, 2012, 03:04 PM
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Decided to work on dually fender lights and license plate lights. Neither was working. After some head scratching and poking around I finally figured out that the factory junction point in the harness, where NINE! ground wires converge was corroded. Sockets were rotted out for plate lights, so they are coming in tomorrow.
Fender lights now all work!
|May 8th, 2012, 09:38 PM
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She made it to San Diego. However I've been having uphill overheating issues. I replaced thermostat in South Carolina, which helped, but todays climb through the Rockys into California with 90 plus heat was too much. After several pull over and cool down sessions, I unbolted the hood for extra airflow, and was able to continue the climb, although she still got warm, no boil over.
The head gasket has had a super small leak since I got truck, so I'll be tearing into motor when I get home.
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You were worried about a couple little rust spots on your commercial vehicle and now you're running with no hood?
I guess it shows that you'll do anything to get the load delivered....resourceful.
(43) Jeeps and counting....a couple of them run, kinda.
|May 9th, 2012, 10:24 AM
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I have to throw a little jab about the over heating cummins..I thought these motors were teh bestest and nothing ever went rwong?
|May 9th, 2012, 10:43 AM
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As for OD, it is definately a weak link in the 4500 and 5600 trans due to the secondary nature of the design. Poor cooling and small parts with poor support. As for the G56 I have now, the design appears much better. I'm simply cautious. I have been running loaded the last 5,000 miles in OD, no issues so far, and very pleased with it.
|May 9th, 2012, 11:34 AM
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I just read this thread through from the beginning. Good work! Great to see someone else still running a 12V!
A few things I'll note. The 4500 and 5600 shifters also have that nut under the cap, just sometimes they unthread when you spin the whole knob. When you spin them back on, the nut usually doesnt start, and just pushes against the plastic cap. If it isn't there, it's been removed by someone.
Check with Zemco's 4x4 in Clare for your wiring tidbits, sometimes they will clip the harnesses. They may also have the 2wd swaybar you need.
Once you are happy with the leaf set-up in the rear, you should replace the u-bolts. They do stretch and are supposed to be one use wonders.
Great info with the Dakota Digital, good option for the 12V guys looking to swap from a 241 to a 271 T-case.
How is your insurance set up? When I was hotshotting a few years back, they wouldn't insure us with a truck over five years old, IIRC. Maybe it was just super expensive.
|May 9th, 2012, 12:03 PM
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Thanks for the positive support and info!
As for the insurance, only one company regularly insures hot shot drivers, Progressive. However Progressive Direct is stupid expensive. After much, much, much reasearch and calling I found an agency that specializes in Hot Shot drivers. They still write through Progressive, but get special pricing due to their relationship.
I have a perfect driving record. Insurance alone on the Truck/trailer is about $2,800 a year. With my load coverages and other liability insurances and such my total business insurance is a bit under $5,000 a year. Add in the other $2,000 or so for multiple permits, fees, and other owner/operator government costs, my total yearly nut for paperwork alone is about $7,000. If I moved to a big rig that would near double.
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|May 11th, 2012, 07:15 PM
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I'm now in cooler climates so the hood went back on and it is running fine, even uphill. After the head gasket and a good radiator flush I'm sure it will be fine, if not I may install some hood vents and auxillary fans.
North of Reno I lost trailer brakes. My fairly new Maxbrake unit went black. After poking around with no luck I called Jay at Maxbrake. He helped me go through a diagnosis and we determined the brake sensor cable was bad. He helped me get the unit into limp mode, where I could use it manually. Then he overnighted a new cable to Twin Falls, Idaho at my cost, over $70 shipping
It was fairly flat land to Twin Falls, so it wasn't too bad. Got the cable installed this morning and all is good.
|May 18th, 2012, 01:03 PM
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I just completed a 9,000 mile torture test of the G56 combo in the truck over 3 weeks. I took off from Michigan with my loaded 42 foot trailer, went down to South Carolina, down to Florida, over to California, up to Montana, and back home. All in all this truck saw lots of miles in the Rocky Mountains and Smoky Mountains, it saw both the Atlantic and Pacific, Both the Canadian and Mexican Borders, and crossed the Mohave Desert and several others. It climbed a private road with a loaded trailer 3 miles up a mountain with a 18 degree grade! It saw 113 degrees in Houston, and lots of traffic, hills, etc. I even hit an overnight severe sand storm north of Reno that covered the truck in a few inches of sand, and it almost tipped the whole thing over!
I am very very pleased with the truck and the combo. The extra gear made all the difference in the world. I can't even see ever towing with a five speed again. Downshifting is so much easier, and the Southbend Clutch is great. I have no complaints whatsoever. I'll continue to keep you all updated through the life of this truck and trans, but so far am a huge fan of the G56.
|April 9th, 2013, 09:46 PM
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I'm reviving this thread as you'll see some more progress on this soon.
Last summer I ran this beast on what I didn't know at the time would be her last hurrah and final great voyage for Route 55 Transport. I drove it all the way up to Alaska and back with lots of little adventures. On that trip I blew the head gasket, wore out the tires, and generally beat the living crap out of it.
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At the end of the Alaska trip last summer my wife and I split, and being that I have the kids over half the time I decided to shut down the transport business to focus on family and local ventures.
The truck was parked, and while I worked on arranging my new life and such, it sat behind my shop gaining rust and cobwebs.
I have been in the need for a shop truck again, and have decided to freelance for my Dad's pest control company, so I've decided to revive the old girl. She will be getting some much needed repairs, as well as some modifications, so stay tuned!
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Scientific studies of white-tailed deer in recent years have provided much knowledge of deer biology and behavior which can be applied to hunting leases, clubs, or farms. For example, deer home range sizes in Georgia vary from 150 acres to more than 1,200 acres with does having smaller ranges than bucks.
Smaller ranges are found in higher deer populations in better deer habitat such as that found in the Georgia Piedmont and Upper Coastal Plain (see map). Differences in deer movements and range sizes can greatly influence hunting leases.
Although most hunters think in terms of bucks and good antler development, it is the doe segment of the herd which determines most of the differences in deer populations. For example, depending on the food supply and the total deer population in a given area, does can produce twins, singles, or not bear any fawns at all. After the fall hunting season, the number of fawns in the harvest divided by the number of yearling (1.5 year old) and adult does in the harvest yields the recruitment rate. In Georgia, recruitment rates can vary from 0.3 to 1.4 fawns per doe. The difference in the rate is extremely important because total deer deaths must match total recruitment each year for the population to remain stable. If recruitment exceeds the total death rate from hunting and other causes in any particular year, then the deer population increases. This increased growth occurs only up to a point. Eventually, the population reaches a size where it exceeds the available food supply ("carrying capacity" of the land) and this results in lower recruitment, poor antler development, lower body weights and eventually a lower population as the remaining food supply is damaged.
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They look like tiny vacuum cleaners sucking away at your feet, telling you that you are the King and he/she is to serve you by kissing you at your toes.
Verdict: For RM38, you are entitled to be tickled by fishes for 30 minutes, with the amount of dead skin i have, it was barely visible that they had done a job, let alone a good job. Bear in mind, you will be lifting your legs in and out of the water due to the tickling, that is going to waste you some time. Other then that, it is a good novelty to just seat down and relax in a pool of common water soaked by many other people's feet, may i add with fishes serving you.
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Cappings have really much honey.I bought this to press the honey away.
It works well and press the cappings in small volume.
I have looked at those presses but they are only good for a few hives. I would be best keeping that money and save for a cappings spinner when I get a few more hives.
I have a bit more than 30 hives and use a steam knife. Even though I dont get much honey yet, we still get a lot of wax.
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The NFL Scouting Combine will take place Feb. 19-25 in Indianapolis and will include over 300 of the top college football players in the country. Top executives, coaching staffs, player personnel departments and medical personnel from all 32 NFL teams will be on hand to evaluate the nation's top college football players eligible for the upcoming NFL Draft. Kerr will work out with the other defensive tackles on Feb. 24. The event will once again be televised live on the NFL Network.
Prior to taking part in the NFL Combine, Kerr will participate in the prestigious East-West Shrine All-Star game at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Saturday, Jan. 18. That game will be also be televised live on the NFL Network. Kerr is the fifth UD player to compete at the event.
"I'm very excited about the opportunity to participate in the both the Shrine game and the NFL Combine," said Kerr, a 6-2, 310 lb. history major from Gaithersburg, Md. (Quince Orchard High School). "It's not only a great opportunity for me, it's a great opportunity for all the former and current players at the University of Delaware. I'm proud to represent Delaware, and If I am able to perform the way I believe I can, it will open up doors for my teammates and myself. Hopefully everyone at the University can benefit from this the same way I benefitted from playing at UD. My ultimate personal goal is to receive my degree from the University of Delaware. I would be the first in my family to do so, and when you look at the big picture, that is the most important thing. I love football with a passion, but this game doesn't last forever, which is why I will be returning to the University to earn my degree."
"We are extremely proud that Zach is receiving these accolades. They are well-earned," said Delaware head coach Dave Brock. "We are looking forward to following his progress at each opportunity, starting with the Shrine Game and following with the NFL Combine. These are rare opportunities and we are excited that Zach will make the most of them. We are also looking forward to working with Zach to ensure that he finishes his degree, which will be the ultimate accomplishment of his Delaware football experience."
Kerr is just the fifth University of Delaware student-athlete to earn an invitation to the NFL Scouting Combine, joining current Baltimore Ravens starting quarterback and 2013 Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Joe Flacco (2008), current Miami Dolphins quarterback Pat Devlin (2011), former Arizona Cardinals tight end Ben Patrick (2007), and wide receiver/kick returner Eddie Conti (1999).
Eight former Blue Hen standouts were on active NFL rosters in 2013, including Flacco, Devlin, DB Mike Adams (Denver), C Gino Gradkowski (Baltimore), LB Paul Worrilow (Atlanta), DE Ronald Talley (Arizona), DB Anthony Walters (Chicago), and DB Marcus Burley (Jacksonville).
Earlier this year, Kerr earned second team All-American honors by The Sports Network, was a third team All-American selected by Beyond Sports Network, and earned All-Colonial Athletic Association honors for the second straight year.
A co-captain, Kerr recorded 57 tackles (28 solo), including 5.5 tackles for loss (29 yards), 3.5 sacks (24 yard), two pass breakups, and two forced fumbles. He ranked fourth among all CAA down linemen in tackles. He collected four or more tackles nine times during the 2013 campaign, including a career-high eight each in victories over Albany and NCAA national runner-up Towson.
Delaware recently completed it season under first-year head coach Dave Brock with a 7-5 overall mark and a 4-4 slate in CAA play, good for a tie for fifth place in the league standings. The Blue Hens received votes in every The Sports Network Top 25 poll during the season, climbing as high as 15th on Nov. 4.