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Through an agreement with Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS), outstanding premedical students may gain assurance early in their college careers of admission into medical school. Each year the EVMS Admissions Committee, in consultation with Hampden-Sydney's Health Sciences Committee, selects a small number of rising sophomores for a program that assures participants admission to EVMS upon satisfactory completion of their undergraduate studies at Hampden- Sydney. The program also encourages selected students to choose from among the wide variety of courses in the liberal arts and sciences offered at Hampden-Sydney and relieves them of the stress associated with application to medical school. Additionally, EVMS waives the MCAT exam for students accepted through the early assurance program. Although these students are assured of admission, they are not obligated to attend EVMS upon graduation from Hampden-Sydney. For more information concerning this program, interested students should contact the Chair of the Health Sciences Committee early in their freshman year.
Through an agreement with The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, outstanding premedical students may be selected at the end of their sophomore year to enter the medical school at The George Washington University once they have completed the requirements for graduation from Hampden-Sydney College. The early selection process allows these highly qualified premedical students greater flexibility in course selection as they complete the baccalaureate degree. Additionally, GWU waives the MCAT exam for students accepted through the early assurance program. Acceptance of any offer into this program is binding, and it is expected that students will matriculate at GWU the fall semester following graduation. For more information concerning this program, interested students should contact the Chair of the Health Sciences Committee early in their freshman year.
Through an agreement with Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, two outstanding premedical students may be selected at the end of their sophomore year to enter the medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University once they have completed the requirements for graduation from Hampden-Sydney College. The program also encourages selected students to choose from among the wide variety of courses in the liberal arts and sciences offered at Hampden-Sydney and relieves them of the stress associated with application to medical school. Although these students are assured of admission, they are not obligated to attend VCU upon graduation from Hampden-Sydney. Admission to VCU Medical School is contingent on the student's receiving the national average score on the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). For more information concerning this program, interested students should contact the Chair of the Health Sciences Committee early in their freshman year.
Each year, the Dean of the Faculty and the President together shall nominate up to four HSC students in their junior year, to interview as candidates for early admission to the one-year Master of Management Studies (MMS): Foundations of Business program at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. The names of the nominees are submitted by January 30 of each application year. Hampden-Sydney students who are nominated through this process receive a waiver of the typical application fee for the MMS program, but apply directly to the Fuqua School of Business through the normal application process and are expected to meet all admissions standards. The applicants automatically qualify for interviews for the MMS program which are scheduled directly with the candidates through the Fuqua Office of Admissions. While no promises or guarantees of admission, implicit or explicit, are made, when making admissions decisions the Fuqua Office of Admissions shall give due consideration to qualitative factors in the Hampden-Sydney nominee's background that would make him a desirable member of the class entering in the year following the student's graduation from Hampden-Sydney. Any admitted student is required to maintain his grade point average at the minimum acceptable level, as set by the Fuqua Office of Admissions, during his remaining semesters at Hampden-Sydney or the offer of admission to Fuqua will be withdrawn. For students admitted early, the Dean of the MMS program may choose to make certain recommendations for courses and internships that the admitted student should complete during his final year at HSC. Interested students must contact the Dean of the Faculty by the beginning of November of their junior year for more information on the application and nomination process.
Each year, the Dean of the Faculty and the President together shall nominate up to four HSC graduates, which may include exceptional members of the current year graduating class, to interview as candidates for admission to the MBA program at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business. The names of the nominees are submitted by January 30 of each application year. Nominated candidates receive a waiver of the typical application fee for the MMS program, but apply directly to Darden through the normal application process and are expected to meet all admissions standards. The applicants automatically qualify for interviews for the MBA program which are scheduled directly with the candidates through the Darden Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions to occur at the appropriate point in the application process. While no promises or guarantees, implicit or explicit, are made, when making admissions decisions, Darden shall give due consideration to qualitative factors in the Hampden-Sydney nominee's background that would make him a desirable member of the entering class. For truly exceptional nominees who are recent HSC graduates or members of the graduating class, due consideration is given to a deferred admissions offer, consistent with terms and conditions that such an offer entails. Interested Hampden-Sydney graduates and current students must contact the Dean of the Faculty by the beginning of November for more information on the application and nomination process.
Hampden-Sydney College offers students interested in a career in engineering the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree from the College and a master's degree from the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Virginia in approximately five years.
A dual-degree candidate enrolls as a science or mathematics major at the College for his first three years. Upon completion of the College's core and major requirements with a B+ or higher average in his mathematics and science courses as well as overall, he applies for admission to the University of Virginia's School of Engineering and Applied Science as a special non-degree undergraduate student. Provided that the student earns grades of C or higher in the appropriate courses at the University of Virginia, transfer credit is awarded to complete the bachelor's degree at the College. The student then is eligible to apply to a graduate program in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
The graduate portion of the program normally requires 12 months of work to obtain a Master of Engineering degree or one and one-half years to obtain a Master of Science degree, which requires the writing of a thesis. In some instances, the master's degree may be bypassed if a student proceeds to the doctorate.
Interested students should contact the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy for further information.
This dual-degree program makes it possible for undergraduate students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Hampden-Sydney College and a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil, Computer, Electrical, Modeling and Simulation, or Mechanical Engineering from Old Dominion University in five years (five and one-half years in Computer Engineering). Dual-degree candidates enroll in the Physics program at Hampden-Sydney College for the first three years and transfer to the Batten College of Engineering and Technology at Old Dominion University for the final two (or two and one-half) years of their undergraduate studies. The dual-degree program is carefully constructed to meet all degree requirements of both institutions and is consistent with established Old Dominion University transfer policies.
Upon completing the prescribed courses with a minimum 2.7 grade point average and a C or better in all applicable courses during the first three years at Hampden-Sydney College, dual-degree students complete the transfer admissions application to Old Dominion University. Upon completing specified courses listed in the articulation agreements, students are awarded the Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Hampden-Sydney College usually at the end of the fourth year. At the conclusion of the fifth year or when all prescribed courses are completed so that the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Civil, Computer, Electrical, Modeling and Simulation or Mechanical Engineering at Old Dominion University have been fulfilled, the appropriate Bachelor of Science degree is awarded by Old Dominion University.
The Chair of the Physics and Astronomy department at Hampden-Sydney College advises students during the first three years to ensure that the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree in Physics at HSC and the majority of the requirements for the first two years of Engineering at Old Dominion University have been met. Each student completes the on-line transfer student application and pays the appropriate application fee to Old Dominion University in addition to requesting that all official transcripts be sent to the ODU Office of Admissions for acceptance. The Associate Dean of the Batten College of Engineering and Technology at Old Dominion University ensures that the dual-degree students are properly advised after transferring to Old Dominion University. Once the student has completed the necessary courses at ODU to complete the Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Hampden-Sydney College, the student must apply for graduation from HSC, having ODU transcripts sent to the Registrar for evaluation and posting to the HSC transcript. The final Hampden-Sydney transcript with the Bachelor of Science degree posted must be sent to ODU's Office of Admissions for posting to the ODU record; submitted in conjunction with a new admission application (no new fees assessed) as a second-degree seeking student. At this point, the student's ODU record is adjusted to second-degree status, thus satisfying all lower division general education requirements for the Bachelor of Science in the engineering discipline. At the beginning of the last year of study at ODU, the student must apply for graduation for the second degree.
Hampden-Sydney College is one of approximately 100 colleges and universities whose students are eligible to participate in the Washington Semester and World Capitals Programs of American University in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Semester Program is designed to afford qualified students an opportunity to study American government in action through courses in the School of Government and Public Affairs of American University and through direct discussion with major public officials, political figures, lobbyists, and others active in national government. In addition to the regular Washington Semester, the arrangement with American University includes programs in Urban Affairs, Foreign Policy, Criminal Justice, Economic Policy, American Studies, and Science and Technology.
The World Capitals Program offers semester-long academic work in such cities as Beijing, Brussels, Buenos Aires, London, and Vienna.
Each program has three components:
The Seminar (8 credit hours) consists of both required readings and discussions among students, faculty, and invited speakers.
The Internship (4 credit hours) provides each student with an opportunity to gain first-hand experience as a member of the staff of an organization directly involved in the area of study.
The Research Project (4 credit hours) gives students latitude for independent research in subjects and issues of personal interest.
Applicants must be seniors, juniors, or second-semester sophomores at the time of their participation in the Program. They must possess a cumulative grade-point average of 2.5 or above. Successful applicants pay tuition and fees to Hampden-Sydney. They are considered by both institutions to be registered at Hampden-Sydney, and the semester's work at American University becomes part of the Hampden-Sydney transcript for degree credit.
Application procedures are announced twice a year. Interested students should contact Professor Marion of the Department of Government and Foreign Affairs for further information.
Students who are preparing for careers in the marine sciences, or who have a strong interest in oceanography, may apply to train at a marine facility through the Marine Science Educational Consortium (MSEC) of the Marine Laboratory of Duke University. Through MSEC the students have priority access to formal courses and supervised research in the marine sciences.
Enrollment in the academic term-in-residence program is limited; admission is made on the basis of the student's ability to complete the course of study. All students will be eligible for Duke University course credit. For further information, including the Marine Laboratory Bulletin with its complete description of facilities, faculty, and opportunities, see Professor Werth of the Department of Biology.
Hampden-Sydney College participates with Hollins University, Randolph-Macon College, Randolph College, Sweet Briar College, Mary Baldwin College, and Washington and Lee University in a program known as EXCHANGE: A College Consortium. This program, designed primarily for juniors, enables students of the College to study for a semester or academic year at one of the other schools. The program is intended to broaden the educational opportunities of students and to provide a different campus environment. The eligibility of students to participate in EXCHANGE is determined by the home institution. Interested students should apply to the Registrar.
The variety of courses available to Hampden- Sydney students has been increased by a cooperative arrangement with Longwood University, a state institution in nearby Farmville, under which full-time students at either institution may enroll in certain courses at the other institution without added expense for course tuition, though students may be responsible for incidental expenses such as laboratory, material, or parking fees. A list of approved Longwood University courses is maintained by the Registrar. Application for a Longwood course is made through the Registrar at Hampden-Sydney, preferably during the Add period at the beginning of each semester. Students are admitted to courses on a space-available basis.
As part of the Longwood University Cooperative Program, Hampden-Sydney students may enroll in the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program. Application for the following Military Science and Leadership (MSCL) courses is made through the Registrar at Hampden-Sydney, just as for any other course at Longwood University. Students interested in the ROTC Program should contact the ROTC Officer in Charge at Longwood University: phone (434) 395-2136, e-mail email@example.com; or the Hampden-Sydney College Office of Career Education and Vocational Reflection. Such courses are recorded on the student's transcript. However, Military Science and Leadership courses do not count as hours toward graduation, nor are grades earned in them included in a student's grade-point average.
Longwood University offers the following ROTC courses:
MSCL 101. Foundations of Officership. Introduces students to fundamental components of service as officers in the United States Army. These initial lessons form building blocks of progressive lessons in values, fitness, leadership, and officership. Additionally, addresses "life skills," including fitness, communications theory and practice (written and oral), and interpersonal relationships. Prerequisite: first- or second-year class standing.
MSCL 102. Introduction to Leadership. Introduction to "life skills" of problem-solving, decision-making, and leadership designed to help students in the near-term as leaders on campus. Will also help students be more effective leaders and managers in the long-term, whether they serve in the military or as leaders in civilian life. This course is designed to introduce the student to fundamental officer skills such as map-reading, land navigation, tactics, and leadership values/actions. Using these basic skills, students will build a rudimentary understanding of the core competencies necessary to become an Army officer and leader. Prerequisite: first- or second-year class standing.
MSCL 201. Innovative Team Leadership. Explores the dimensions of creative and innovative tactical leadership strategies and styles by examining team dynamics and two historical leadership theories that form the basis of the Army leadership framework. Aspects of personal motivation and team building are practiced planning, executing and assessing team exercises, and participating in leadership labs. The focus continues to build on developing knowledge of the leadership values and attributes through understanding Army rank, structure, and duties, as well as broadening knowledge of land navigation and squad tactics. Case studies provide a tangible context for learning the Soldier's Creed and Warrior Ethos as they apply in the contemporary operating environment. Prerequisites: MSCL 101-102.
MSCL 202. Foundations of Tactical Leadership. Examines the challenges of leading tactical teams in the complex contemporary operating environment (COE). This course highlights dimensions of terrain analysis, patrolling, and operation orders. Continued study of the theoretical basis of the Army leadership framework explores the dynamics of adaptive leadership in the context of military operations. The course provides a smooth transition into MSCL 301. Cadets develop greater self-awareness as they assess their own leadership styles and practice communication and team-building skills. COE case studies give insight into the importance and practice of teamwork and tactics in real-world scenarios. Prerequisite: MSCL 201.
MSCL 204. Leader's Training Course. Five-week summer course consisting of leadership training at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Completion of this course equates to completion of MSCL 101-202 and enables students to enroll in the advanced military leadership courses. The amount of academic credit awarded depends upon the amount of basic military science credit previously earned. Travel pay and salary provided through Department of Military Science and Leadership. Prerequisites: enrollment in the ROTC program, military service obligation, and permission of department chair.
MSCL 205. Military History. Analyzes the US Army from Colonial times to the present. It emphasizes the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and 20th-century wars. It focuses on the Army's leadership, doctrine, organization, and technology, while simultaneously investigating the intellectual and ethical aspects of the Army in American and world society.
MSCL 301. Adaptive Team Leadership. Cadets are challenged to study, practice, and evaluate adaptive team leadership skills as they are presented with the demands of the ROTC Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC). Challenging scenarios related to small-unit tactical operations are used to develop self-awareness and critical-thinking skills. Cadets receive systematic and specific feedback on leadership abilities. Prerequisites: MSCL 202 and 204, or permission of department chair.
MSCL 302. Leadership in Changing Environments. Instruction and case studies that build upon leadership competencies and military skills attained in MSCL 301 in preparation for future responsibilities as army officers. Specific instruction is given in individual leader development, planning and execution of small-unit operations, individual and team development, and the army as a career choice. Prerequisite: MSCL 301, or permission of department chair.
MSCL 390. Independent Study. In-depth exploration of a subject not included in other courses offered by the department, done independently under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisites: two semesters of Military Science and permission of department chair.
MSCL 401. Developing Adaptive Leaders. Develops student proficiency in planning, executing, and assessing complex operations; in functioning as a member of a staff; and in providing feedback to subordinates. Cadets are given situational opportunities to assess risks, make ethical decisions, and lead fellow ROTC cadets. Lessons on military justice and personnel processes prepare them to make the transition to becoming Army officers. During the fourth year students lead cadets at lower levels. Both the classroom and battalion leadership experiences are designed to prepare cadets for their first unit of assignment. They identify responsibilities of key staff, coordinate staff roles, and use battalion operations situations to teach, train, and develop subordinates. Prerequisite: MSCL 302, or permission of department chair.
MSCL 402. Leadership in a Complex World. Explores the dynamics of leading in the complex situations of current military operations in the contemporary operating environment (COE). Cadets examine differences in customs and courtesies, military law, principles of war, and rules of engagement in the face of international terrorism. They also explore aspects of interacting with non-government organizations, civilians on the battlefield, and host nation support. The course places significant emphasis on preparing cadets for Basic Officer Leaders Course (BOLC) II and III and their first unit of assignment. The course uses case studies, scenarios, and "What Now, Lieutenant?" exercises to prepare cadets to face the complex ethical and practical demands of leading as commissioned officers in the United States Army. Prerequisite: MSCL 302, or permission of department chair.
Scholarships are available for participants in ROTC.


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Aussie Cleaning
Washing Your Focus Exterior
An original Article by Todd Alcock (whippet_zetec)
Social Responsibility: In Australia we are generally not blessed with huge amounts of water, therefore it is not something we can waste without effecting other people in our community. With this in mind I would like to ask that everyone use water with a little commonsense and obey water restrictions in their local government/state which may be in effect. Fortunately I live in an area of Sydney serviced by reticulated water (recycled/grey) and there are no restrictions on its use.
You should always check the water restrictions in your local area before washing your car, as water restrictions will change from time to time.
Here are some useful links for you to see if any water restrictions may apply to you in your local area:
Sydney Water www.sydneywater.com.au
Hunter Water www.hunterwater.com.au
ACTEW www.actew.com.au
Brisbane City Council www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
Gold Coast Water www.goldcoastcity.com.au
Melbourne Water www.melbournewater.com.au
Yarra Valley Water www.yarravalleywater.com.au
South East Water www.southeastwater.com.au
City West Water www.citywestwater.com.au
SA Water www.sawater.com.au
Water Corporation of WA www.watercorporation.com.au
NT Water www.nt.gov.au
Hobart Water www.hobartwater.com.au
Why Wash Your Car?
The paint on your car is there for more than to just make your Focus look pretty. Your paintwork is also a protective barrier against the elements for the underlying bodywork. The paintwork, along with the clear coat applied to your car when it is manufactured for this reason requires regular cleaning and maintenance.
Washing your car also makes your car look and feel much better out there on the road. Not only do people see you take pride in your car but by taking an active interest in maintaining your cars paintwork when it comes to trade-in or sale time you can be guaranteed that you will get a much better offer than if you neglect your cars paintwork.
The Required Products and Utensils
I use the following items in my garage for cleaning and maintaining my cars paintwork.
Armor All Car Wash & Wax formula (blue formula)
Armor All Original Protectant 250ml bottle
Kanebo Chamois (2)
Various cotton rags
Eagle One Wet Tire Gel
Eagle One Tire Wipes
Eagle One 20/20 Glass Cleaner
Eagle One Wet Wax As-U-Dry
Meguiars ScratchX
Meguiars TechWax
Meguiars Sponge Applicators
Large Bucket
2 sponges (1 clean sponge for the panels and 1 old sponge for under the sills and the rims/tires)
Hose (without nozzle for lamella flow)
*For those in water restricted areas a watering can works better than a bucket
Before Washing
Before you wash your car you should consider the following things:
Wash you car early in the morning or late in the afternoon, firstly it is much cooler at these time of the day and winds that can blow dust and debris through the air are generally non existent at this time as well.
Find a shady area to wash your car, this will assist in stopping water dry on the bodywork before you have time to dry it off with a chamois
If you have a front lawn wash your car on the lawn so that the water you use goes back to the ground and waters your lawn instead of the pavement or driveway. Caution should be exercised though when driving onto and off your lawn so that you do not ruin your lawn with tire tracks
1. The 1st rinse
I usually place my car on the lawn and try to have one of the corners of my car lower than the rest so that water flows off the car easier.
On the first rinse I have my hose turned on without any spray, and usually without a nozzle or connector on the end of the hose. This gives me a nice even flow of water without any high pressure.
The first rinse is to wash off any surface dirt from the cars paintwork and leave behind a trace of water for the wash.
2. The Wash
Making sure the bucket has been rinsed since the last wash so as to remove any sediment from previous wash I place both sponges in the bucket with a fairly liberal splash of car wash formula. I usually fill the bucket with warm water, no particular reason other than the fact in the cooler months it feels much better having my hands warm rather than freezing, alternatively in summer I go for a cold water.
Before starting also take the time to remove any items like bonnet or headlight protectors so they dont get in the way of you washing. They can be washed separately to your car.
Starting from the roof down, wash your car. Regular dips of the sponge into the bucket releases the dirt contained in the sponge from washing in draws fresh water. After the roof and windows are washed you should rinse those sections down so that no washing formula dries onto the bodywork and leaves any streak /water marks behind. Continue on washing the panels, I usually start on one side, go around the front and over the bonnet to the reverse side before moving to the rear of the car and then back to the front bumper/spoiler o finish. All the time I am rinsing the bodywork after washing a section and rinsing the sponge in the bucket to release collected dirt and replace the water I the sponge.
After the bodywork, I take my older sponge, which has been siting in the bucket soaking up the water and formula and clean under the sills on the side of the car and the rims and tires.
Note: You can use an alloy rim cleaner here if required but generally I do not use them as they have enchants in them that if left on or not rinsed properly can ruin the look of your rims. With regular washing of your car your rims shouldnt need the use of an alloy cleaner.
3. The 2nd Rinse after washing
After I have washed the car and rinsing as I go, I give the car one final light spray so as to leave behind droplets of water for the next part.
4. Drying/Chamois
Taking my clean chamois and my bottle of spray on wax I begin the next important step, drying off the car. First I lay the chamois in its open length and drag across the windscreen and rear windows before drying the side windows.
Next spray as per directions the spray on wax onto the paintwork of your car in the section you are going to dry. I start again from the top down so that water falling off the car falls through parts that have not already been dried. After spaying the area to dry I lay the chamois flat and drag to the side of the area, by doing this you can cover a wider area and move quicker over your car, but also this method stops swirl marks on your paintwork. Work over all the panels on the car in this method, inspecting the paintwork as you go. As you dry you will notice the chamois fills with water, frequently squeeze out the collected water from the chamois.
When finished on the panels I take out my old chamois. With the old chamois, dry the door sills inside the car (open your car doors and boot), dry the rims and if required run the chamois over the tire wall. I usually open my bonnet and wipe the front and sides of the engine bay.
5. Rim Care
As stated earlier I do not generally use a rim cleaner and the only exception is if I have to remove excessive brake dust from a set of rims.
6. Tire Cleaning and Tire Black Application
After I have finished drying off the car the next step is tire care. A lot of people neglect this part of cleaning their car and in my opinion it really sets your car off in term of aesthetic appeal. I will drive my car onto the pavement or driveway for this stage of cleaning as the tire cleaning products will kill your grass and its also easier to apply such products on an even surface.
Taking out my tire wipes I spray the tire gel onto the applicator and wipe around the tire wall. Usually I go around a second time just to ensure that there is an even coat of product on each tire. I find that the gel works better than the spray in that the shine last longer and there is less sling (less product thrown up onto the bodywork when driving).
Other products I have used in the past have been the Armor All Tire Shine from the air accelerated can. I found this product did a pretty good job but left etch marks on the driveway (the chemicals in the product will strip back the dirt on your concrete driveway and leave behind white patches). There was usually some sling on the bodywork if you didnt leave the product long enough to dry, and I find the gel I use now lasts longer.
Tip: roll your car a half tire rotation forward at this stage of cleaning, this will allow you to get product on all parts of the tire including the section that was sitting on the pavement. Also, by using a tire black it will make your old tires look brand new, very useful for deterring those snooping police officers looking for a reason to defect your car (not that I condone the driving of an un-roadworthy vehicle or a vehicle with bald tires)
7. Polishing and Waxing
Polishing and waxing are actually two different things. A polish is more like a paint conditioner that restores valuable oils to the paint, eliminates fine scratches and creates incredible high gloss not possible with waxes. Waxing to protect shine and extend life of the polish should follow an application of a pure polish.
If your car is new, you probably dont need a pure polish, a wax will generally do. I wax my cars every 2-3 months or as required. You can tell if your car needs a wax by running your hand over the panels after cleaning and drying, with a dry hand the surface feels rough or grips and releases you probably need a re-wax. If there are some larger sections where this is happening you will want to consider going back to a pure polish.
8. Window Cleaning
I do two types of window cleaning, external glass and internal glass.
External glass I use the 20/20 window cleaning fluid and when required I re-apply rain-x to the windows. You can tell if rain-x is required by either looking at how water draws off your windscreen when it rains (with rain-x any water on the windscreen will just glide upwards over the roof when driving). Rain-x is applied in a liquid format and wiped with a lint free cloth onto the windows in an even distribution. The rain-x will dry to a haze and at this point taking a new clean and dry cloth polish the windows until the rain-x has disappeared. If rain-x isnt required I usually just spray and wipe off some 20/20 glass cleaner fluid.
Internal I only use the 20/20 window cleaning fluid. After a quick wipe with the cleaner damp chamois I spray the fluid onto the windows direct and wipe off in vertical or horizontal strokes (never in circles).
So there you are, after say about 45 minutes work (excluding a full wax and or polish) you have a shiny, clean, slick looking car that impresses all your buddies.
Other topics not covered here but in future issues
Other topics of cleaning I have not covered here include:
Internal cleaning and maintenance
Underbody cleaning
Engine Bay cleaning
Links to car cleaning websites you may be interested in looking up
Very nice overall, only thing I saw that could work to your benefit would be to not use a sponge, they are rather rough in texture and over time can cause damage requiring more polishing in your future than would be necessary by using a lambs wool mitt, or even better, one of Waynes microfiber mitts. Check out his sight, it really is for your benefit, I was a meguairs user for some time and now I use mainly Einszett, price is very comparable but ease of application, outstanding long term results and protection make it a clear winner. And just for the know, I have been detailing for close to 20 years, so I have access to a very large commercial selection of products and have used many over the shelf items items as well, Wayne has proven to be a valuable source of knowledge for long term vehicle maintenance and he has taught me several new tricks making my cleaning time more enjoyable and efficient, the products he carries are far beyond over the shelf quality. Enjoy and have fun!
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[2007-11-25] General Villa and General Pershing: Digitizing the Photographic Record of their Border Pursuits. Power Point presentation only. Power point presentation on a collection of postcards depicting the 1916 Punitive Expedition into Mexico. Postcards includes scenes of battlefields, military parades, soldiers in barracks, and some tourist postcards.


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Lower educational and occupational levels increase risk for Alzheimer's disease
People with lower educational and lower occupational levels have at least a two times greater risk for developing Alzheimer's disease. The risk rises to three times as great when both low occupation and education occur together.
In a study published in the April 6,1994 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association, National Institute on Aging (NIA) funded scientists at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City followed a population of 593 people, age 60 and above, for a 4 year period and observed Alzheimer's disease cases as they occurred. This study, because of its prospective nature, gives a greater validity to the education/occupation risk association than previous studies with similar results that were retrospective. "These findings are yet another piece in the puzzle of Alzheimer's disease, which today affects over 4 million Americans," according to HHS Secretary, Donna E. Shalala.
Principal investigator Dr. Yaakov Stern and his colleagues, Drs. Barry Gurland, Thomas Tatemichi, Ming Xin Tang, David Wilder and Richard Mayeux, hypothesize that higher occupational and educational backgrounds allow people to better cope with Alzheimer's for a longer time before symptoms actually present themselves. This "reserve hypothesis" is the one most favored on the basis of numerous analyses of the researchers' data.
The researchers administered yearly neuropsychological tests to residents living in the North Manhattan communities of Washington Heights and Inwood to see if anyone was beginning to exhibit signs of dementia. Other tests were given to assess levels of dementia as cases progressed, and test results were reviewed by a special panel to confirm the findings. At the end of the study, over 25 percent of the participants showed some sign of dementia. The researchers then analyzed their results on the basis of educational and occupational levels. Occupational levels were based on U.S. Census categories. Educational levels were measured from kindergarten through college, and a low level of education was set at 8 years of schooling. Setting these levels was crucial for the proper analysis and quantification of the investigators' findings since every added year of education showed a reduced risk of dementia.
Dr. Zaven Khatchaturian, Associate Director for Alzheimer's Disease Research at NIA, says, "This study gives us a great deal more information about certain psychosocial factors related to the disease. It is now even more clear that the cause of Alzheimer's is not any single factor, but rather a host of factors that interact in many ways in different people."
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23 comments:
- Mary :
Happy happy happy happy happy.
Love love love love love.
Am biased but love the name William !
Will see you soon.
Aunty Mary
- 3/01/2011 4:43 pm
- Eleanor :
Aunt Mary just texted me that there was news posted on your blog.
Happy happy happy happy, happy, love, love, love, love, love.
So sweet, such a perfect name. What wonderful news.
Welcome to the world beautiful Billy, you are a very lucky baby to be part of the Duyvken clan.
Aunty Eleanor
P.S. He was born just in time for the Academy Awards red carpet. He gets my vote, as do you my dear Duyvken xxxx
- 3/01/2011 5:52 pm
- sophie :
Amelia, I am so thrilled for you all, he is divine!!
- 3/01/2011 6:00 pm
- Lynn :
Oh, just checking Google Reader before heading to bed...YAY!!!!! So very happy for you all. What a gorgeous little person, and a perfect name. (Still chuckling about the Billy Bob part, though.)
Congrats and WELL DONE!!!!!! Take good care of yourself, Mama...
- 3/01/2011 6:00 pm
- Stitching in Sydney :
Congrats - he is lovely. He will be loved so much..
- 3/01/2011 6:09 pm
- rachel :
Congratulations! A lovely baby, and such a delightfully traditional dad - passing out at the birth - and, by the sound of it, some thrilled aunties ready and waiting in the wings. Well done, you.
- 3/01/2011 7:20 pm
- ingrid :
Congratulations on your sweet Billy. He is totally adorable.
- 3/01/2011 7:59 pm
- Frogdancer :
How lovely. Congratulations.
- 3/01/2011 8:03 pm
- The Coffee Lady :
Oh, I am SO happy for you. Give him a stroke from me.
- 3/01/2011 8:38 pm
- Fran :
Congratulations to the whole Duyvken family - Billy is the sweetest thing. What happy happy news. Well done Amelia!
Give those gorgeous new born cheeks a stroke for me.............
- 3/01/2011 8:48 pm
- eurolush :
You did it! Sooooooooooo happy for the whole Duyvken lot! Billy is such a sweet name!
Billy is beautiful...as are all your children. What a lucky boy to join such an amazing family!!!!
Thinking of you...take care.
- 3/01/2011 8:49 pm
- Stomper Girl :
Oh my goodness, he is DIVINE!!!! My ovaries just exploded. Billy is a gorgeous name, just fitting for a gorgeous baby. Hope you are getting as much rest as possible Cxxxx
- 3/01/2011 10:18 pm
- Fe :
Oh I have been SO remiss at reading my favourite bloggers... but I am SO GLAD I saw this!!
Congratulations darling girl!! He is GORGEOUS and I so want to come over for some baby therapy.
- 3/01/2011 11:01 pm
- Suse :
Congratulations!!! And welcome to the world wee Billy-boy.
- 3/01/2011 11:40 pm
- Paola :
How could I not chime in ... (came via Kim and Eleanor).
Congratulations to you (on so many levels, I mean ... the 5th child!!!)
and welcome to Billy sweet cheeks there!
Nothing beats a newborn, rosy cheeks, amazing soothign smell of new life.
- 3/02/2011 12:34 am
- Rae :
Beautiful, congratulations! Nothing like that first week! I came through Eleanor as well...
- 3/02/2011 2:03 am
- blackbird :
Wonderful, beautiful, delicious news.
Sending warm hugs from all the way over here...
- 3/02/2011 2:19 am
- Michelle :
oh he's so gorgeous!! You have one beautiful and blessed family.
- 3/02/2011 2:53 am
- Cass :
Congratulations he is beautiful
- 3/02/2011 11:26 am
- Jen :
Welcome, Billy Bob! With that name, he may grow up to write his own screenplay.
- 3/02/2011 12:35 pm
- willow and moo :
Congratulations!!! He's beautiful.
If he gets called Billy Bob, it's your own fault. LOL
- 3/02/2011 2:03 pm
- Rachel :
Congratulations, he is just beautiful! Lovely lovely name too.
- 3/03/2011 8:24 pm
- Marina :
Well done Amelia. He's gorgeous.... Congratulations!
- 3/04/2011 10:24 pm
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Stereo week?
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Not that I'm complaining... just odd...
I like the design, it's pretty hot. Not going to get one, but nice job.
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Fantastic design. Very nice, great work.
Quite a stellar shirt... Perhaps I will be in for one...
Pretty, although I found out that I prefer the design to be less solid.
I loved the Emo shirt @ DBH. This one is nice, but I feel as if it'd strip my manhood if I wore it.
I really like the graphic....except for the spray paint and drip affect behind the head. Love the cranberry too.
this is a great design. its very tempting... but no job = no woot = sadness
I like it, gratz to the artist.
Allenxt wrote:Quite a stellar shirt... Perhaps I will be in for one...
This is a really tempting one. I'm not quite convinced though; I would've loved to see the image a little off-center. I think that would have put me over the edge. It is a very good design though and I might just have to get one.
Definitely interesting art. I'll have to ask the females of the household if they want one tomorrow.
This shirt is so very much what I've been wanting for a while now. I want a cranberry shirt with a sweet design. This is both. Unfortunately, I don't know how I feel about the paint drips so I will sleep on it and look again in the morning. Awesome design though, good job to the artist.
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A shirt fits well, in my opinion, if it fits right at your jean's pocket's opening. These go WAY below... a good 2-3 inches. It's very awkward.
The first few woot shirts I got fit well... now these seem to run really long. I'm already a lanky build. Surely Im not the only one that has this complaint, right?
Absolutely beautiful art. Might be too good for a T-shirt...
shan24 wrote:Very nice design, I love the way the hair is drawn. Congrats to the designer!
I was very tempted to buy this as well. The design and color choice is awesome. The thing that is holding me back, however, is that the design is a woman. Not to be chauvanistic, but I kinda want to picture myself the one listening to music... which is impossible with this kind of shirt.
Awesome design though.
Nice color shirt, tight design! I'd love to see more music themes incorporated into some tees. Need to analyze the financial situation when I wake up though. Definitely diggin the print.
Great stuff.
I've been waiting a while now to see this color utilized as well as it is here. In for one.
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in for 1
oooh, so close on this one...but, is that blood dripping from her neck?
dang, so close ....arghhhhhhh
someone explain that paint drip in the background? only thing keeping me from loving this shirt =/
Nice art. Kudos.
MHBoston wrote:I really like the graphic....except for the spray paint and drip affect behind the head. Love the cranberry too.
Agreed, the drip totally un-sold me on it too.
finally.. a shirt i want.
love the design. love the shirt color.
yowyow wrote:someone explain that paint drip in the background? only thing keeping me from loving this shirt =/
her ears are bleeding:noes:
Yes, perfect for the female sound tech. Awesome. I can't wait to get it....hopefully before I go to the National Audio Theatre Festival in June.
And the girl would be pretty hot if she wasn't a drawing...
Took me a second to see it, but I really like this one. Is that supposed to be blood dripping down from her ears? Perhaps from listening to music too loud? The blood drip is really what's keeping me from getting it. That sorta ruined it
The drip destroyed the design. Way to frak up a great shirt otherwise.
How fitting that on my birthday, just as I'm picking out my new headphones online, I check shirt.woot to find a badass shirt with a chick sporting headphones! It's a sign, I must buy.
in agreement the paint dripping messed up the shirt, id be in if it wasnt for that for sure. now not so much
was gonna get it but noticed the blood drip. sure it symbolizes something but it ruins the shirt
I doubt its a blood drip. The center of the design is just a black circle that is made to look like it was done with spray paint with paint dripping down. the shadows you see on the figure are actually just this background circle, and the drops have nothing to do with blood/bleeding through the ears, at least how I see it.
In for one! Sweet design and I love the cranberry colored shirts from woot!
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Snowtrooper sculpt is now complete and ready to mould. I will be putting the whole build on my website very soon. The only thing left to do is to cut the template for the cowl.
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Snowtrooper sculpt is now complete and ready to mould. I will be putting the whole build on my website very soon. The only thing left to do is to cut the template for the cowl.
Wow! Awesome sculpt.
Nice work Daz... :thumbsup
Looks great! Can't wait to see this finished...
Awesome! My 2nd favorite costume to Boba is a well built SnowTrooper. Will these be availble for sale?
Awesome sculpt.
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Great work! I have always loved the snowtrooper armor! I can't wait to see the completed costume. I'll have to check your site more often for updates on your progress. As always your excellent work amazes me!
I cut the front and rear cowl templates last night and did a test fitting. Pictures just show the front cowl in position.
Wow. Love it love it love it. Awesome job
Looks awesome Daz!
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Boba Fett cold weather gear? :D Looks very awesome Daz.
Here's the WIP shots bobamaker: Snowtrooper Build
That's great! I've always loved your step by steps... truly inspirational
Mould is finished and the first copy is pulled. It's trimmed and painted with "non yellowing" white Enamel Paint. I then used a cutting compound on the surface to get it incredibly smooth. It now looks and feels just like ABS plastic. I've also fitted the cowl and lenses. I now need to put some padding on the inside and fit a chin strap... oh, and weather it..!
Impressive work! Love it!
Excellent Daz! Are you going to complete the other pieces of the armour?
Awesome as usual....but you cant really expect anything less from you though.
I must say, if this is offered as a complete or even partial armor set, put me down top of the list. I'm all in. I just finished my Fett (well, finished enough to wear) and I'm itching to start the next project. I'm a huge fan of your work (my helmet is a Bobamaker) and I have a partial set of armor of yours I plan to paint myself. I would like to tackle the Snowtrooper. Such a great design!
Insane work Bobamaker! Can't wait to see all the other armor components come to life! I want one!!
Wow Awesome dear Daz!!!!!!! as always Bro!!!!!!!
OK, I will be selling helmets very soon, I'm just finalising the best way to attach the cowl and the most effective padding for the inside then they're ready to go. Knees are sculpted and I will be moulding them in the next couple of days. I'm about to start sculpting the hand armour, this should be pretty quick as it will be done in wet clay which is a very fast way to work.
I will be updating my website very soon with comparison shots of my helmet against the ILM props. http://www.bobamaker.co.uk/Snowtrooper_Build.html
I know the thread is called "snowtrooper HELMET" but I can't seem to change it to "Helmet and Armour" :facepalm
Not to worry, the knee sculpts are now complete, I'm really pleased with the way they turned out. These are now ready to mould. I will update my website with the build process very soon.
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- 9/11 - "A Tribute to Heroes" - raised approximately $150 million
- Hurricane Katrina - "Shelter from the Storm" - raised approximately $40 million.
- Asian Tsunami - "A Concert of Hope" - raised approximately $18 million.
Friday, January 15, 2010
"Hope for Haiti" Telethon
4 comments:
- dinaspeaks said...
Why is it that Oxfam America, Partners in Health, American Red Cross, and Unicef are inserted with a link- and Mr. Wyclef Jean's organization, and Yele Haiti Foundation is not? Please correct that.
- January 17, 2010 at 5:35 PM
- Jessica said...
Charity Navigator doesn't have a profile for there organization yet, so there is no link to insert. I only know this because I happened to read this in a separate blog post a moment ago: http://blog.charitynavigator.org/2010/01/wyclef-jeans-yele-haiti-foundation.html Thought I'd share it!
- January 17, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Peter said...
How can you be sure your money is well spent with this organization? What's their tariff or overhead in comparison to giving directly to oxfam or redcross? I'm always suspicious of these celebrity efforts. Have they publish reports from their previous efforts to know what the donated vs collect ration is?
- January 21, 2010 at 7:54 PM
- YIRA said...
Where are all these stars, when it comes to the poverty and missery haiti is going through, rappers, singers, actors, actresses, don't just write a check go into haiti and make thing happen. jean cliff can not do it alone, or shawn penn, go out there and get messy with haiti.
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text: Yeah we got 9 or so games left but by now we have a good body of work to review and it won't be tainted with inflated stats against tanking teams. Playing like an all-star now is like doing so in the preseason. Useless. So how did the season play out for these guys and what do we want to see going forward? Ben Wallace: Watching Big Ben was like watching a legend being born or at least a VHS tape of your favorite NBA superstar. Even with his best days far behind him, he still managed more than his share of crafty plays and each time he grabbed a rebound he had no business grabbing, or drew a foul on an over the back flop or blocked a shot down the stretch we realized as Pistons fans, we were treated to something special when he became a Piston...both times. Grade: A. Damn skippy. Jason Maxiell: Can you credit Roy Rogers with Jason's expanded game or is it just because he got more minutes? Maxiell has always found his way to the highlight clip with nasty dunks or sick blocks but beyond that, his pedestrian rebounding and poor offense have contributed little to the win column. This time around he was able to hit the 18 footer and for a team struggling to get buckets, its been huge. Its helped open up the lane for Greg and got us out of some sticky situations. Inserting him into the starting line up definitely helped turn the season around. Still, he's a 20 minute guy thats not going to get a ton of rebounds. Maxiell starting is more an indication toward the lack of talent (you heard me CV!) than it is about Maxiell's emergence. Keeping this level of impact on the court while taking on a reserve role would be ideal. Grade: B- Rodney Stuckey: I was skeptical of Super Collider coming back and sharing his point guard role with Knight but the guy has made me eat crow. Crow Stew, Crow gumbo and Steamed Crow with ginger and green onion. I think Rod's found some inspiration in Knight but he's taking on a big brother persona and I think its going to pay off long term. He's still the best ball handler and a deft passer but free from the responsibilities of running the offense full time, he's been able to play to his strengths colliding with everyone and everything except gatorade coolers and supermodels in the 2nd row. Some of Stuckey's points come at the expense of the team playing as a unit and I'd like to see him pick his moments better. Still, the guy can carry the team on his back for a few games. I'd like to see him take his mid range J to the next level. He would be unstoppable. Grade: B+. Brandon Knight: As you can see by my grades, I'm a homer. I'm a BK homer too. This kid was like a double shot of 5hour energy drink with a Rockstar chaser to a hapless team looking to forge any sort of positive identity. But a closer look at the ingredients and you see there's a lot of nutritional things left to be desired. He dribbles too high. Needs an open floor to power up his FTL drive to the hoop. Is behind Walker D in running the offense. Thrown into the fire like any lottery pick should be, he has had his ups and downs. He's shown he belongs in the league but we need him to be a top flight PG. Next season, I want to see him making huge strides in controlling the offense. As it is, he hasn't wowed anyone relative to his draft position. Grade: C+ Greg Monroe: During the first 20 games he would have gotten an A. He was getting post points, put backs and assists. He was a beast on both sides. Either wear and tear over the course of the season or an epiphany that its not worth it to keep running into brick walls for a lottery bound team has caused his effort levels and effectiveness to drop off. I see Greg as our franchise guy but he gets shut down by long and athletic front lines. He needs help. Also, he needs a jump shot. Or confidence in his jump shot. And a reverse pivot move to break up the number of times he drives left. And to stop crying "and one" like its a park game. Grade: B Ben Gordon: The best thing I can say about this season with BenGo has been that he probably helped us stay in contention for the 6-8 lottery block. Without him, we may have actually been in the 8-10 range. Who the hell dribbles for 5 seconds to pass to Ben Wallace with 2 seconds on the shot clock? Of course passing to the worst scoring option as the clock winds down implies that he didn't step out of bounds or dribble off his foot which happened...a lot. I tried to get behind him when he got semi-hot but all he did was stay in that luke-warm range when bacteria grows and spoils your food. His percentages are relatively close to other years. This is what you are getting. Maybe he needs a good PG to get him shots. Well, we don't have that here. At $10 million, you need to be a little bit more versatile than that. Next year, I hope to see a trade. Grade: D. Princeolation, Tayshaun: When the team looked like a bunch of YMCA all-stars in a pick up game vs. the NBA, Prince was the guy who knew what he was doing. He was in the right place to receive a pass and did every thing relatively well. Then sometimes...he got the ball. The legend has now been etched into the psyche of piston-fandom and it goes by many names: Taysolation, Isotayshaun. As inevitable as the changing tides. Its like that old Michael Jordan video where every thing goes into slow motion...only the only thing in slow motion is Tay. In terms of leadership, I latch on to Ben Wallace and Rodney Stuckey. I am not so sure of Prince. I kinda believe that he is being held on to so we can make a trade where he has a good situation and we get like a 2nd round pick. Go Joe! Grade C+ Jonas Jerebko: The Swedish Eagle took a giant leap after missing last season - a giant leap to the side. Outmatched as a starting PF, Jonas looked moderately better coming off the bench. The dude is athletic, finishes well and can shoot the long gun. A pass first PG would help JJ immensly as he moves very well without the ball. He was inconsistent as a young player usually is and suffers from the same malady as just about every other tweener in the NBA. Getting more consistent would be a good start for next season. I really think JJ's number will reflect how good the team is vs. how much better he is getting individually. Grade C+ Austin Daye: So much has been written about the guy this season that if you took the time to read it all, you'd have spent more time than he did playing during the season. Uneven play. Catastrophic lack of confidence. I want to give him one more shot. The things he needs to work on are too numerous to put here. I'd get him away for Charlie at all costs. Grade D- Charlie Villanueva: I'm glad I don't own the Pistons so I don't have to pay someone to watch games when I charge other people $20 for cheap seats and $6 a hot dog. CV can start tomorrow and go 18 and 8 for the rest of the season but he'll still get a Grade: F- Will Bynum: Walked D showed us how to run an offense and Bynum showed athleticism still wins out. He needs to go to another team that needs a change of pace scoring PG. He needs to have that fight in him to be good. There's no incentive for that for him here. Grade: C Walker Russell: The guy is a jumpshot from having a place in the league. It may be at the end of the bench but he'd have a place. He filled in admirably when we were hit with the injury bug and then rode the pine as better talent played ahead of him. He did his job. Made few mistakes and was an overall positive addition to the team. Not much more was expected. Grade B Vernon Macklin: We give guys 2 years to stick to the team. Will his D-league numbers translate into a reserve forward contribution? Ok. We are officially in the future compared to when you started reading this. I'm interested to know what grades other folks here would give. So...throw some grades out!


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Any of you Georgia Duck hunters that have duck dogs need to take a little trip over the Huntsville, Al next weekend to view the Super Retriever Series-its the ultimate best of the best event. If you want to find out what the big dogs do, go here and watch.
Several Georgia dog trainers will be competing in this event, Stephen Durrence form Sylvania GA is bringing last years winner, 7XGRHRCH Big Black Dude MH and BOBO another winner and then Jerry Day from Days End Retrievers, Moreland, GA has a couple of his dogs entered as well
This event is not just for dog nerds though, the Alabama state duck calling championship will be held as well as a Ducks Unlimited Banquet. For details click on the link.http://www.dancindogproductions.com/sho ... hp?t=21028 or simply google Super Retriever Series and go to the forum and view it to find out details.
I will be there for a while, am doing a Combo Pheasant and Duck Hunt at a nearby hunting preserve, then doing some scouting for ducks on Lake Guntersville while I am there.


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Im looking to sell or trade my 2002 mustang gt supercharged 123k miles 373hp 356tq $7,500 Firm
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If you are already taking Curcumin C-3 w/bioperine, I would recommend buying this and encapsulting it your self and adding it to your daily Curcumin regimen. I have all but eliminated my digestive problems since doing so. Highly recommended !!
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I put an L67 in my '67 Volvo wagon. I went with the T5 manual transmission. I used the donor ('98 Pontiac GTP) ECU along with the gauges from a '97 Camaro. I bought a Helms manual for the GTP and figured out the wiring. I used an American Auto wire kit for the body stuff. Blood Enterprises in Auburn, Wa used an HP Tuners license, put the car on a dyno and checked that every thing was working, calibrated the speedo and raised the speed limiter.
Your list looks pretty complete to me, although I don't know what you mean by a -square coil plug per side. I only used one oxy sensor in the driver side collector (I built 3 into 1 headers) like the donor car and bought this: Easy Performance - O2 Emulator #EP-O2SM-GM01 for the after cat Oxy sensor. Take a look at my photos and/or PM with ?
Sinister performance and Intense Racing have extensive experience with the L67/4L60E arrangement. They already have the code to flash my pcm. I'm just trying to sort out as much of the electrical before I dive into this project. I know things will pop up, but I want to have as much in order before I begin. They have answered a lot of my questions, but there is still a lot left. Based upon my conversations with them I am going to use the non-supercharged L36 harness that comes from the F-body. I will have to switch the MAP connector from the L67 harness to the new one. There is still a question mark on the fuel injector connectors. Some say they are different some say they are not. The injectors are clearly different, but does anyone know about the connectors?
More importantly though is a question I have about the gauges. Ultimately I want to try to use the gauge cluster from a firebird, but initially to save time and money I found a way to use a $35 OBD2 wifi transmitter, an Android tablet or phone and an app called Torque to display all of my gauges. It's amazing and trick as hell. My question for you all is do I need the F-body Body Control Module and associated harness to get the gauges to work either with the tablet or the Firebird cluster? I was under the impression all of that data came from the PCM, but think the BCM might be needed for the gauges to interpret the data.
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May not be but with a phone call to the Chevy Dealer he'd know for sure, I know it will work for the newer LSA motor which is the Cadillac supercharged 6.2, which is what is going in my project.
In my case I didn't want to go thru the process of guessing what was what and eliminate the VATs and other programs that my old 67 doesn't have. In my research it was very easy to reflash the ECM if you had the correct Tech II (not sure on the proper name) reprogrammer etc..... and for a fee there were alot of folks that would do it.......... however sometimes you didn't get the reflash for your exact application, you get one, that would work but it was for whatever vehicle they had purchased a license for ie..... C6 vette, which would probably work on most LS based motors etc..... but not the SC LSA etc.......
So I opted to fore-go the donner ECM in favor of a GM Performance plug in play ECM that was engine only and not all the other stuff I didn't want or need. May not be for everybody but IMO it is a sound option.
At the end of the day....... His vehicle, his money, and his skill level
|EOD Guy
|They also sell the LS series engine controller, that is also plug and play. Don't get me wrong using the ECM from a donner vehicle is great if you have the skills etc........ GMs controller are supposed to be easy as pie to install
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|GM performance Parts sells a trans controller that's supposed to be plug in play
|That's a cool drivetrain package. I've not done this swap, but the folks who have typically use the PCM from a 4th gen F-body with the 3800NA and 4L60E. Be aware that 99-up are throttle by wire, so you probably want an earlier one. The PCM gets reflashed to fuel the SC motor. Good luck
L67/4L60E into 1972 Nova
Has anyone worked a setup like this? I've got it all laid out, but I don't want to proceed until I have all my ducks in a row. The wiring, while time consuming, is not impossible. I am just trying to wrap my head around itbefore I dive in.
Which is the best PCM to work with or does it matter? I intend to get the L67 from a 98-03 car.
Are the harnesses all the same for those years even between the different GM makes that used the engine?
Does anyone have any diagrams on wiring the 4L60E into the pcm?
I'm going to replace my original speedometer with one that will talk to the pcm. Do I just need to provide my rear end ratio and tire size to program the pcm so it will read accurately?
I was thinking of grabbing additional pieces of the wiring from the donor car including fuse and relay panels to make my wiring simpler. Does this make sense or is it overkill? Is it just a matter of supplying fused power and ground to the pcm and fuel pump/relay?
What sensors/connections do I have to maintain off the engine harness? This is a list I grabbed off another site. Not even sure it's accurate.
-square coil plug per side
-Throttle position sensor TPS
-Idle Air Control Valve IAC
-Cam position sensor (SBC distributor area)
-Crank position sensor (right above sensor)
-Knock sensor plug (at rear near Cam sensor, wires lead under intake)
-Intake air sensor IAT (install this sensor in air intake tube)
-Mass Airflow Sensor MAF
-Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor MAP (at rear of intake)
-02 sensor for each side
-Temp sensor for PCM, can be located in either head if needed
Am I missing any?
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Our readiness scripts force the tests to initialize not to "trick" the system into making it pass. If a problem truly exists you will fail that bit and may have a CEL.
Our readiness scripts force the tests to initialize not to "trick" the system into making it pass. If a problem truly exists you will fail that bit and may have a CEL.
Quote, originally posted by BlckIvie6xoxo9 » E-mailed you the info on a AAA 96 VR6 Jetta. Hoping you can get to it soon, We keep failing inspection cause we have to clear the DTC's for SAI before going.. Thanks!
Quote, originally posted by firstname.lastname@example.com » Our readiness scripts force the tests to initialize not to "trick" the system into making it pass. If a problem truly exists you will fail that bit and may have a CEL.
Most states allow at least one unset readiness bit, and some allow several. This isn't a "trick". I have an unsolved SAI issue with a 97 AAA too, but have been able to set all the other readiness bits using VAG-COM and pass emissions before the SAI became ready and kicked the CEL on. Obviously, a script would have made it a bit easier, as long as one or more readiness bits/systems (e.g., SAI) could be skipped. It would be nice if the scripts allowed this.
Modified by o2bad455 at 11:39 PM 1-30-2009
Simply pressing next at the bit/thing you are trying to skip should do what you're asking.
Quote, originally posted by Theresias » Simply pressing next at the bit/thing you are trying to skip should do what you're asking.
I think you're right, but not positive. I juggled the order of the other tests when trying to get it through, but I'm not sure if that was necessary or just coincidence.
Hi Santos, Andy
I have the 08 TT w/ engine code BWA.
Are you looking for info on this platform as well?
2.0Ts AXX/BWA/BPY etc. are covered. Thanks for asking.
My car wont set readiness for SAI or O2 sensors. Here is the auto scan... Any advice would be great.
Chassis Type: 1J - VW Golf/Bora IV
Scan: 01 02 03 08 15 16 17 19 22 29 35 36 37 39 46 47 55 56 57 75
VIN: 9BWDE61J134052348 Mileage: 81640km/50728miles
Address 01: Engine Labels: 06A-906-032-AWP.lbl
Part No: 06A 906 032 LP
Component: 1.8L R4/5VT G01*0005
Coding: 11510
Shop #: WSC 10002
No fault code found.
Readiness: 0010 1000
Address 03: ABS Brakes Labels: 1C0-907-37x-ASR.lbl
Part No: 1C0 907 379 K
Component: ASR FRONT MK60 0103
Coding: 0021505
Shop #: WSC 00000 785 00200
No fault code found.
Address 15: Airbags Labels: 6Q0-909-605-VW5.lbl
Part No: 1C0 909 605 F
Component: 08 AIRBAG VW61 0202 0001
Coding: 12344
Shop #: WSC 00000
No fault code found.
Address 17: Instruments Labels: 1J0-920-xx5-17.lbl
Part No: 1J0 920 906 J
Component: KOMBI+WEGFAHRSP VDO V07
Coding: 07232
Shop #: WSC 25641
1 Fault Found:
01177 - Engine Control Unit
64-10 - Not Currently Testable - Intermittent
Address 19: CAN Gateway Labels: 6N0-909-901-19.lbl
Part No: 6N0 909 901
Component: Gateway K<->CAN 0001
Coding: 00006
Shop #: WSC 00000
No fault code found.
Address 46: Central Conv. Labels: 1C0-959-799.lbl
Part No: 1C0 959 799 C
Component: 8B Komfortgerát HLO 0003
Coding: 00064
Shop #: WSC 00000
Part No: 1C1959801A
Component: 8B Tõrsteuer.FS KLO 0009
Part No: 1C1959802A
Component: 8B Tõrsteuer.BF KLO 0009
No fault code found.
Address 56: Radio Labels: 3B7-035-1xx-56.lbl
Part No: 3B7 035 180
Component: Radio ZSW 0018
Coding: 00031
Shop #: WSC 00000
No fault code found.
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Hello- I'm trying to get the Secondary Air Injection bit to pass for inspection, and have an 04 R32 with only a BMC CDA for a mod. Is there a script that I can try to set this to pass for inspection, as well as for the rest of the script processing to help you out with this engine code? I have no codes to clear at this point, but can scan for whatever you'd like and send it to you.
UPDATE: Sent AutoScan.txt to support. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG] (03/05/09, 6:00 PM ish)
UPDATE 2: No reply back since sending that file. Did I not send the file correctly? I just want to help get the BJS engine code script working for y'all. My SAI Reaidness was set by Friday AM, so I had all 0's for the emissions inspection and I am in no need to get it set for myself, but if it helps to have someone test this for the masses, I am willing. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
UPDATE 3: File Received from Santos this AM, will test tonight, hopefully! ---Just tried it, couldn't get the Set Readiness button to be clickable. Sent email to Santos.
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My R has been sold.
Just got my Vagcom cable. Can I be of any help with my TTS Roadster? Not that I would know how yet.
Modified by Fissues at 5:04 PM 3/11/2009
'09 TTS/Roadster/APR Tuned/100 Octane - 1st TTS delivered in the US, '11 S5 Cabrio
I found an error, which I thought I had fixed in an earlier release by editing a script or *.lbl file.
Engine: AWW 1.8t (North-American)
When going through the automated readiness script in the latest VCDS release, version 80x.x, it asks to verify the O2 sensor status as 111, and 110, this is found in block 030.
Block 30 should read: "Oxygen Sensor Status, Bank 1, Sensor 1, Spec: 111, Bank 1, Sensor 2, Spec: 110"
The script shows Block 028; Knock Sensor Test, instead of block 030. Block 030 does not come up at all when Setting Readiness via. the VCDS Script. I would assume this is just a small type-o on Vag-Com's end. I double checked in the MKIV Bentley DVD just to be sure, and block 030 is correct.
Thanks for the feedback. I will make the necessary corrections. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
Woopi!! I would highly appreciate do the one for the AFP if you ever do it.
The AFP readiness script is already included in VCDS.
is the script in the vcds for aeg? i tried and i can't seem to get it to run...i get it saying "test off" alot
I'm currently on Vacation but should be back on Tuesday. I have a 99.5 jetta with an AEG and will be able to test it pretty quick.
do you know some internet pages with manuals for v.a.g 1799 and v.a.g 1551?? thancks
Quote, originally posted by firstname.lastname@example.com » I'm currently on Vacation but should be back on Tuesday. I have a 99.5 jetta with an AEG and will be able to test it pretty quick.
i got it to go..it was cold and just took a bit of extra time
I have an AMB ('04 A4 1.8T). I'm willing to be a guinea pig if you need me =P
please send me an email with an autoscan and channel map.
Santos, we're one of your clients from Reading Pa. If you are missing certain ECM's, give me a shout. http://www.mairscontinentalmotors.com
If you guys would like to send me a Micro-CAN cable I'll be happy to test out 3.6 VR BLV.
I plan to buy one soon anyway.
I have a 2009 Passat CC 2.0T Sportline with Auto Trans purchased in Alberta Canada. I would love to do some Beta testing for you.
Attached is a document that explains how to set the readiness code in the W12 engine. I have already mapped out both controllers for this engine when I wrote the label files for the W12.
If you want me to test a script and see if it works, send me an email. Click on my user name (to the left) to reveal my email address.
Thanks Michael, I will send you the script as soon as its completed.
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Do i need a hive top feeder for the colony of bees I am going to get in April? I have a Langstroth Poly hive for them at the moment.
Sorry Roger, but I disagree. I know lots of people say that, but I place a thin board in there and might have 1 or 2 die - that's it. Maybe if I didn't do the board for them to crawl on it would be different.Beth
I am going to stick with my hive top feeders, bye Very Happy
Geat top feeders are just gallon jars inverted either over the frames or over the inner cover. It doesn't cost alot of money to gather them up from a deli, or pizza parlor, or wherever they use them. You certainly don't need to spend 40 or 50 bucks each for them, unless your spending someone elses money.. then by all means.. get the ones the catalogues offer.Bees just aren't that particular. They don't care if it is an old pickle jar, tomato sauce jar, or polystyrene feeder from mann lake. They want the syrup, however and wherever they can get it.