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By Rob Kelly
It has been a year of ups and downs for Arsenal, and with 2012 drawing to a close it's time to look back at how it all unfolded.
Today we conclude this feature by focusing on August to December.
Arsenal's inconsistent form continued with a home defeat to Swansea, while an under-strength side lost three days later at Olympiacos. After returning to form with a comfortable victory over West Brom, disaster struck as the side were knocked out of the Capital One Cup on penalties by League Two side Bradford City. But the Gunners ended 2012 in style with three more Premier League victories - a 5-2 thrashing of Reading, a hard-fought 1-0 win at Wigan and, best of all, a stunning 7-3 win over Newcastle United. Theo Walcott's hat-trick was the highlight of that 10-goal thriller as the home fans were sent home happy at the end of an eventful year.
Traditionally a difficult month, Wenger's side got off to a disappointing start as they were well beaten by Manchester United at Old Trafford. Then Arsenal let slip a two-goal lead in Schalke and drew with Fulham. However, a thrilling 5-2 derby win against Tottenham restored confidence and they secured qualification for the last 16 of the Champions League with a 2-0 defeat of Montpellier. Successive draws against Aston Villa and Everton saw Arsenal slip down the table. Off the field, the Club signed a £150 million sponsorship deal with Emirates that extends the airline's shirt deal by five years and their stadium naming rights until 2028.
A mixed month started well as successive wins against Olympiacos and West Ham maintained the feelgood factor around the Club. However, a poorly-timed international break seemed to stall progress and Wenger's side slid to surprise defeats to Norwich and Schalke. A narrow 1-0 win against QPR helped restore some confidence, before a young side fought back from 4-0 down to beat Reading 7-5 in an unforgettable Capital One Cup fourth-round tie. Elsewhere, Arsenal Ladies wrapped up a domestic double by beating Birmingham 1-0 in the Continental Cup final.
Optimism was rife after goals from Cazorla and Podolski helped Arsenal seal a 2-0 victory at Liverpool, quickly followed by a 6-1 defeat of newly-promoted Southampton. Wenger's side made a superb start to their Champions League campaign too, as they secured a 2-1 win at Montpellier, while Laurent Koscielny's late equaliser rescued a point at Manchester City. The Gunners sailed into the Capital One Cup fourth round by beating Coventry at the Emirates, although the month ended badly with a home defeat to high-flying Chelsea.
Wenger further strengthened his squad with the addition of Malaga midfielder Santi Cazorla. "He is a great signing for us," the manager said. "He is a player with good experience, who will add significant quality to our squad. He will be a huge asset". However, the excitement at this news was tempered by the departure of Robin van Persie to Manchester United. After an encouraging 4-0 defeat of Cologne in the final pre-season match, the Gunners opened their campaign with goalless draws against Sunderland and Stoke.
Following a relatively successful Euro 2012 for Arsenal's players, the squad returned for pre-season training and were joined by new boys Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud. The Club then embarked on another hugely-successful tour of the Far East, where the Gunners took part in matches, training sessions and tour events in Malaysia, China and Hong Kong. A separate dispatch of players visited Nigeria as the squad geared up for the new season.
The Gunners' stuttering form continued as they had to settle for a point against Norwich after Steve Morison's 85th-minute strike secured a 3-3 draw for the visitors. Wenger's side travelled to The Hawthorns on the final day of the season knowing a victory would secure third place - and after a excruciatingly tense match, they did it… just. The on-pitch celebrations proved to be a fitting farewell to assistant manager Pat Rice, who retired after 44 years at the Club. Steve Bould replaced him at Wenger's No 2.
With the fight for a top-four place growing increasingly tense, Arsenal took a major step in the right direction by beating champions-elect Manchester City through a late Arteta goal. A comfortable victory at Wolves seemed to put the Gunners well on course, but a home defeat to Wigan, followed by successive draws against Chelsea and Stoke, left things in the balance.
The feelgood factor really returned as a late win at Liverpool was followed up by a 3-0 defeat of Milan. It wasn't enough to take Arsenal through to the Champions League quarter-finals, but it restored pride and helped build momentum. Vermaelen's last-gasp strike against Newcastle brought another precious three points, before victories against Everton and Aston Villa extended the winning run to six games. However, a shock defeat at struggling QPR halted progress on the final day of the month.
After a goalless draw at Bolton, Arsenal suddenly hit form in the most emphatic of fashions by thrashing Blackburn 7-1 and winning away at Sunderland. But any sense of renewed optimism was punctured by a heavy Champions League defeat at AC Milan and an FA Cup exit at the hands of Sunderland. But a stunning 5-2 north London derby victory over Tottenham helped lift spirits, and ultimately proved to be a pivotal moment in the race for the top four.
The New Year started in difficult fashion, as a late Bobby Zamora goal consigned Arsenal to defeat at Fulham. However, spirits were temporarily lifted by the return of Thierry Henry and his goal in a fairytale comeback against Leeds in the FA Cup. But defeats to Swansea and Manchester United meant the gloom soon returned, before a dramatic 3-2 victory over Aston Villa saw the Gunners end the month on a high by progressing to the FA Cup fifth round.


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So with a little help I have managed to make my way to the introduction forum! (You guys sure have it buried here!) Well, on with the show.
I'm John, and I'm a Fett'aholic!
I have been a Star Wars fan practically since birth and have always has a particular affinity for the Galaxy's most feared bounty hunter. Ever since I saw the way he back sassed Darth Vader with impunity;
"What if he doesn't survive? He's worth a lot to me..."
And then watched in amazment as the dark lord of the sith practically grovelled before him;
"The Empire will compensate you if he dies."
well O.K., maybe that wasn't exactly grovelling, but still. If it was anyone else he had been talking to the conversation might have ended with something more like;
"I'm altering the deal, pray I don't alter it any further!"
or even;
"I find your lack of faith... disturbing (insert force choke here)"
but oh no! Not with Boba Fett you don't buddy! I gotta say that made quite an impression. Who was this guy that even Darth Vader would think twice before scamming him out of his bounty? Who was he indeed...
While I must admit I was a little disappointed with the fact that the prequel trilogy shattered the story line of Boba Fett as it had developed though years of extended storylines in novels and comic books, I did enjoying this new twist on just what a pivitol roll he (and he and he and he and he) played in the grand scheme of things.
So long story short (to late?) I realy like Boba (and by extension, but to a much lesser degree Jango) Fett quite a bit.
I have seen numerous Boba Fett costumes and masks (none that I would call true helmets) over the years but those pitiful excuses for custumes left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
Well imagine my surprise when, while doing a little recreational web surfing I stumbled upon a site, that led to a site, that led to all you fine people here at TDH!
Now my vigor is renewed! I must become (a cheap imitation of) The Galaxy's Most Feared Bounty Hunter!
I cannot believe the wealth of information, skill, and artistic talet that are available here and not to mention the generosity of the community. The time and effort required to create and provide free of charge such things as WoF's amazing templates or Antmans great cardboard tutorial just to name a few.
I have about 80% of my first cardboard helm completed already and I already know I will be doing a second one as soon as it's complete. And not just because I can't fit my giant melon sized head in the standard size, although that is a huge bummer. I also want to apply all that I have learned from this trial run in to a truely high quality helmet, and eventually a full Boba Fett costume.
Well if you managed to read all of the above you certainly have a lot of free time on your hands! Anyway great community, looking forward to being a part of it. Thanks!


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By Rob Kelly
Francis Coquelin is expecting Leeds United to provide a major test of Arsenal's FA Cup credentials when the teams meet at Emirates Stadium on Monday night.
The French midfielder is expected to feature against Simon Grayson's men and, after last year's tie went to a replay at Elland Road, he is taking nothing for granted.
"It's a big competition and one that we always look forward to. This would be a great cup for us to win so let's do well in this first game and go from there," Coquelin told the Official Arsenal Programme.
"It will be a hard game - Leeds will want to show they can play at this level, and we saw them put a good performance in last year, so we have to be ready."
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"This is such a quick and easy summer meal! My children love to help cut up the veggies and assemble the skewers," says Lynn Caruso of San Jose, California. "I serve it over brown rice cooked in low-salt chicken broth and garnish with parsley and lemon wedges."
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- 2 pounds tuna steaks, cut into 1-1/2-inch cubes
- 16 large fresh mushrooms
- 3 medium green peppers, seeded and cut into 2-inch pieces
- 3 medium ears sweet corn, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 3 medium zucchini, cut into 1-inch slices
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped shallot
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Place tuna in a large resealable plastic bag; place the vegetables in another large resealable plastic bag. In a small bowl, combine the remaining ingredients. Place half of the marinade in each bag. Seal bags and turn to coat; refrigerate for 1 hour.
- Drain and discard marinade. On eight metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread tuna and vegetables. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- Grill tuna, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 10-12 minutes for medium-rare or until fish is slightly pink in the center and vegetables are crisp-tender, turning occasionally. Yield: 8 kabobs.
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Easter celebrations in Guyana will begin on Friday April 22, 2011 and marks the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in the Christian calendar. Easter Monday, April 25th is a National Holiday.
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The Co-operative Republic of Guyana. Georgetown is the capital city.
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Approximately 751,223 (Census 2002) of which 90% live along the coastal strip and banks of the three major rivers. The ethnic composition of the population is as follows:
North East of South America between 1o & 9o North Latitude and 57o & 61o West Longitude, bordering Venezuela to the West, Brazil to the South, Suriname to the East.
The official language is English. Often spoken with a Caribbean Creole flavour. Guyana is also the only English speaking country in South America.
Guyana became independent from Britain in 1966 and a "Cooperative Republic in 1970, when a non executive President replaced the Governor-General. A new constitution in 1980 gave the President wide executive powers. The Cabinet is headed by the President, and there is a 65-member National Assembly elected by proportional representation.
President: Bharat Jagdeo
Prime Minister: Samuel Hinds
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Country Code: 592
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Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
My three favorite details were the flowers, my dress (can I wear it again somewhere?!) and our beautiful photos that help me relive the wedding day everyday.
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Former Golden Griffin standout Matt Vinc led the Rochester Knighthawks to their second-straight National Lacrosse League championship on Saturday, earning the win in goal in Rochester's 11-10 victory against Washington.
Vinc recorded 39 saves in the winning effort, including a stop with less than 10 seconds remaining to preserve the 11-10 victory.
During the 2013 campaign, Vinc backstopped a Knighthawks defense that allowed the fewest goals in the NLL. He was named NLL Goaltender of the Year for the third time in his career and also collected All-Pro honors for the fourth time. Vinc is the first goalkeeper in league history to win Goaltender of the Year accolades on three occasions and also the first to collect the award and win the championship in the same season.
A native of St. Catharines, Ontario, Vinc set an NLL single-season record with 662 saves during the 2013 season and now owns three of the top five totals. He also led the league with a 10.17 goals against average and a team-record .803 save percentage.
Vinc, a four-year defender at Canisius, led the Griffs in ground balls in three different seasons and ranks fifth in the program's record book with 258 career ground balls. A 2004 and 2005 All-MAAC selection, he was the sixth overall selection in the 2005 NLL Draft after graduating from Canisius. Vinc also represented Canada during the two most recent Men's Lacrosse World Championships, helping the squad to the gold medal in 2006 and silver in 2010 from the defensive position.


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After Sunday's 38-0 loss to Carolina, Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks said "I can't throw the ball to myself." It was a reference to Nicks getting just one target during the game -- a target that didn't come until late in the fourth quarter.
Fantasy Analysis:
It's true, but head coach Tom Coughlin wasn't pleased when he heard what Nicks had to say. His fantasy owners, on the other hand, should be very happy. Recent history has shown us that the squeaky wheel gets the grease at wide receiver. Dolphins wide receiver Mike Wallace basically said the same thing Nicks said to the press in Week 1; he came back with nine catches, 115 yards and a touchdown in Week 2. Last week, Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown complained to his offensive coordinator that he wasn't seeing the ball often enough; he put up 196 yards and two touchdows yesterday.
Go ahead and set it in stone: Big numbers are coming from Hakeem Nicks in Week 4 against the Chiefs. Well, only if the Giants' offensive line can protect Eli Manning for a few snaps.


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One year has passed since the launch of Connect, the Seminary's online course program. Online classes are in such high demand that both semesters' courses were filled to capacity. Most importantly, we met our goal of providing students with classes that helped them accomplish their learning goals, in their own communities, and on their own schedules.
Here's what some of the students had to say in their anonymous, end-of-the-term evaluations:
"...everything went very smoothly and I look forward to taking more courses online. Excellent vision from Multnomah to provide this opportunity for those of us still in ministry that live some distance from campus."
"I loved this class, the books, the prof, the chatting, the case studies, but especially the discussion questions. Those required specific thought & study."
"This course was an excellent compliment to my on-campus studies and the on-line classes offer an added measure of flexibility to scheduling. Overall this has been an excellent experience and I would highly recommend this to future students. Thanks for a job very well done."
"Answering the questions online and the chat times made the course feel more personal than on-campus classes feel sometimes."
As Connect looks forward to its second year operating as a pilot program, we will double the number of courses offered, evaluate and sharpen the program, and do our very best to provide a quality learning option for anyone, anywhere.
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Iowa CITY, Iowa - It has reached that point. The Iowa football program, three years ago in a BCS game, Friday appeared accepting of a moral victory.
No question the Hawkeyes were disappointed with losing 13-7 to Nebraska at Kinnick Stadium. There also was a palpable sign of satisfaction from them. Enjoying a good week of practice and playing close with the No. 14 team nationally seemed to be viewed as a positive development.
It's all they had. Postseason hopes were dashed in a 42-17 loss at Michigan last week. Iowa sealed its first losing record since 2000 with the disaster in Ann Arbor.
Any positive momentum for '13 needed to come from rallying together this week and playing well against the Huskers. Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz chose to go for a win this week. Friday he played very few of his inexperienced young athletes expected to help him next fall.
"Certainly coming off a tough loss, you never know how a team is going to react there," Ferentz said. "The guys practiced with good focus, practiced hard. We competed hard today. We weren't good enough to beat Nebraska today, but we competed hard enough to beat 'em.
"That's where it all starts. If you don't compete, if you don't fight on the field, it's going to be hard to win football games. So, you know, that part of it, I thought our guys did a really good job with."
Effort hasn't been an issue very often for these Hawkeyes. They played hard at Michigan but were overmatched.
While it's a good sign that the players stuck together this week, it's hard to say that Friday's performance will be worth very much for momentum heading into the offseason. The Hawkeyes finish up with six losses in a row. That's the bottom line.
Ferentz and his coaches need to find more playmakers on both sides of the ball, whether that's coaching them up or recruiting them. They also need to do in their jobs because this team's failures go beyond the lack of player execution the head man harped on all year.
The Hawkeyes last were heading in the wrong direction in 2007 when they finished 6-6 and did not get invited to a bowl game. Iowa finished 9-4 the following year, winning it's last four games, including a victory against South Carolina in the Outback Bowl.
"It's early to say, but time will tell," Ferentz said when asked if his team could experience a turnaround like it did five years ago. "I know that's possible, but time will tell."
It's possible but not probable. This 4-8 season puts the program in a bigger hole than it sat in after '07. The schedule gets tougher with the additions of Ohio State and Wisconsin and Penn State and Indiana leaving it.
The Hawkeyes deserve credit for making Nebraska earn its Legends-Division clinching win, but it also proved to be a game built for Ferentz's conservative style. Strong winds made passing difficult. Husker Coach Bo Pelini played along with his counterpart by limiting risk and relying on his talent to win it in the second half, which it did.
Ferentz ran the ball into the line and punted for much of the third quarter with the wind in his team's face, hoping the make a play and win it in the fourth. The Hawkeyes ended up accumulating a measly 70 yards in the second half.
Senior Rex Burkhead sparked the Huskers second-half comeback. He carried 16 times for 69 yards and the game-winning touchdown after sitting out the first half with an injury.
"They've got a lot of good football players on the team," Ferentz said. "I don't know if they had one more valuable than Burkhead. He was a big part of that drive, tremendous football player. They've got a lot of good players, but to me he does something special for them."
Iowa recovered two Husker fumbles in the visitors territory but could not turn them into any points. The Hawkeyes turned it over on downs off of the first one and then punted from the Nebraska 31 yard line into the wind on the second.
The game ended for all intents and purposes on an Iowa turnover. The Hawkeyes started a drive at their 27 with 3:31 on the clock. Instead of moving down the field, Nebraska's Alonzo Whaley intercepted James Vandenberg on the third play from scrimmage.
"That was hard," Pelini said of the game. "We knew it was going to be that way. We told out team that with everything Iowa had going on with it being senior day and that whole deal."
Instead of finding a way to win, Iowa did just enough to lose…again. It turned out to be the epithet for '12.
Ferentz will hold a press conference this week to further discuss the future of his program. He previewed that gathering by showing much more faith in his team than is a good portion of his fan base.
"We've got some good players on our football team," Ferentz said. "There's no reason we can't be successful. We fully realize we have a lot of work to do right now."
Hard work has equaled success for Ferentz during most of his 14-year tenure leading Iowa. The Dean of Big Ten coaches has been known as someone who does more with less.
The Iowa faithful better hope Ferentz can do it again. With a prohibitive buyout to his contract that runs to 2020, he's unlikely headed anywhere soon even if the fans or AD Gary Barta wish him gone.
These are tough times in Hawkeye Nation. Friday did nothing to change the outlook.


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Norman Dietz's resonant voice, and his affable delivery, makes him the ideal actor to perform the spirited memoir Roughing It: A Personal Narrative by writer Mark Twain. This entertaining travelogue explores a seven-year journey through the wilderness of the American west. The original plan had been a mere three-month excursion to tour silver mines. Twain traveled with his brother Orion Clemens - the Secretary of Nevada Territory - and derived much humor from their adventures in unfamiliar landscapes and situations.
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For some reason I missed "Roughing It" in my earlier attempts at reading all of Mark Twain. My loss: it's an absolutely hilarious journey, part factual reporting, part tall tale in the best western campfire tradition. (If you're familiar with the omitted "raft chapter" in "Huckleberry Finn," you know what to expect.) One of Twain's greatest strengths is his willingness to include himself among the objects of genial mockery. This is Mark Twain the Humorist at his best.
I didn't find the problems with audio quality that others reported. I agree that Fraley's recording of "Huckleberry Finn" is a superior piece of work, but Norman Dietz does a great job on this one. He's droll, unassuming, loquacious, and endearing, and he adopts one of a variety of other voices at the drop of a hat. My one complaint would be a certain breathiness of delivery -- occasional rapid delivery punctuated by sharp intakes of breath. I think this is partly a matter of recording age and technology: I find that occurring less often on more recent audiobooks. In any case, for an audiobook that gave me this much pleasure, I have to give it five stars.
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I don't know why this book is not more known or read. It probably is the definitive book on the sights and sounds of the Old West, certainly moreso than the Westerns I've read. I laughed out loud listening to it, causing a bit of a stir among fellow airplane passengers.
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I've read this book numerous times since I was young, and the stories and anecdotes are always fun and entertaining. I've traveled the areas mentioned countless times, wishing I could have experienced it as Twain did.
I only had one complaint about this recording. I'm sure everyone has seen jokes that get passed around the office, Xeroxed and faxed over and over until they're almost unreadable. This recording reminded me of that. The quality is extremely poor. If I had known about the audio quality beforehand, I wouldn't have purchased this recording.
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The recording wasn't the best but who cares as long as you can make out the words! This is a unique look at Twain and the way he saw the world. It's one of those timeless narratives that captures the character and the characters of a time and place. I laughed out loud and enjoyed Twain's perspective.
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I read this book many years ago and enjoyed it just as much this time. It's full of sharp wit and humor, with lots of wonderful insghts into the history and times of the American West. Great narration.
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I have thoroughly enjoyed Mark Twain's Western Observations. THe most enlightening is that the same charecters and situations exist today!!! I had some issues with the quality of the first CD I burned resutling is satice. The others were fine.
If you live in the West or paln a trip out here, it is a great "Read" to understand the fabric and flavor of the area.
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It would have been good if it was half as long
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I'm a Mark Twain fan and have read many of his books. This is the first one I ever listened too. This story just seemed to drag on and on. Each little anecdote was fine and sometimes humorous but put together the little stories just did not add up to one good story. Also, the narrators gravely voice just becomes grating over time.
I could not make it to the end.
The gravely narration paced the story just fine. Nothing much ever really happened.
It was an interesting look into the view and opinions of the settlers and travelers of the time. But with Mark Twains usual exaggerations it was often hard to tell an opinion from a fact.
I really tried to make it through this book. I wanted to like it but could not.
"Couldn't get through it."
The characters are so jumbled around that I didn't know if I was coming or going. I wanted to read a classic, well I guess this one should have stayed in print only.
"Twain is a funny man"
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I personally enjoyed the part about his travels in Lake Tahoe.
I really enjoyed this reader.
Mark Twain = Classic
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Had me in stitches as i listened to him while i was fishing.Has such a timeless way with words and read superbly
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Like all of Mark Twain's books this is a classic. He paints a very descriptive picture of his seven year adeventure filled with humour, sadness, compassion, greed and the betrayal it causes. From start the listener feels that he/she is taking every step with Twain sharing his highs and lows. A favourite of mine is when he buys a horse that did the milk run then uses it go on a date with hilairous results, this is just one of the many humourous stories scattered throughout the book. I found nothing to dislike about this book other than it occasionally dirfted off to an anicdote which had a loose connection to the story. Despite this I would give it fullmarks, 5/5.
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Mark Twain is a briliant writer and this book is no exception. I have to say that I chose it because I like audible books that offer more than a few hours of enjoyment. At over 16 hours this delivers just that. I know I will listen to it more than once as a result.
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I was really only aware of Mark Twain for Huckelberry Finn and the odd aphorism but this book is fascinating , funny and brings a long gonew wild west to life- highly recommended
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Read very fast with a marked accent. Sometimes hilarious and picturesque. Other times a bit thin and facetious. But its an easy listen and theres not much plot. So doesnt matter if your attention fades in and out.
Thoroughly entertaining, beautifully read, funny, long and worthwhile. Value for money in my humble opinion.
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"After a slow start to the game, we battled very hard against what I think is the top team in the nation right now," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "We showed a lot of growth, especially on the power play. Since our first game almost a month ago, we've learned a lot about ourselves and what it takes to be successful."
Seniors Ben Danford and Kyle Gibbons both scored for the Griffs in the defeat.
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Bogie, you may be right and it is quite an effort to check all this, but I'm more interested in two other factors mentioned by Jim Miller. Firstly in my mind is reducing friction and drag to turn over the engine. Miller claims there can be a substantial reduction of torque required to rotate the engine assembly with spark plugs removed if the geometry is optimized. Secondly, the transfer of camshaft profile to the valves with the least loss due to deflection. I agree that the racing engine will be torn down frequently, long before guide wear would occur. In my particular combination, I had to be about .200" long to get the geometry as I understand it should be from reading Miller's method, that is quite a major difference I feel. On the dyno the engine definitely made more power, but in fairness there were other adjustments so we'll have to test at the track to really know if we've been successful. In a perfect world, someone would do all this with no other changes and dyno before and after, but with time and money constraints we incorporated this change along with a few other things on this build. Great subjects, lots of quality debate! I would have known nothing about this if not for reading this and another thread here to get me thinking about it, thanks everyone!!
Minimizing lift loss is a racers problem and often the trade is more wear on the stem and guides but since these engines see frequent inspections, corrections, and overhauls the wear issues with offset loads on the stem and the containment of big time spring pressure is managed by frequent service. So oil consumption down the guides will be headed off well before it occurs.
Oil down the guides is a several pronged problem.
1) Lubricating oil fosters detonation. This is also true of diesels.
2) It is baked on to the backside of the valve (coking)
a) obstructing flow
b) reducing heat transfer from the valve head and stem base,
overheating the same.
c) adds weight to the valve that the valve spring has to manage.
So while many "experts" including Smokey write that offset loading on the stem doesn't cost power of itself, it does cost power in the longer term by resulting in wear that allows oil to enter the growing clearance between the guide and stem. For a street engine, even a hot one, getting some miles up into the 10s of thousands if not 100s of thousands is of greater importance than loosing a few tenths of a percent of lift so in this case you pay more attention to keeping the contact point closer to the center of the valve stem. But for a street engine with milder rate valve springs even this worry is somewhat less. Given the desire to achieve high mileage, the valve system on street engines is not going to see service until the situation of oil consumption down the guides becomes intolerable.
Of course you don't want to run off the stem, if your testing has the contact point getting within .020 inch of the edge, I recommend lash caps to put a larger diameter contact surface under the roller tip. This of course will lead to a new set of tests to determine the proper length push rod.
The nice thing about Miller Mid Lifts is you could have both minimum loss of lift and load offset on the stem.
Thank you for the reply!
I spent 1/2 the day yesterday measuring and re-measuring and I believe I'm as close as I'm gonna get (and probably way closer than it's ever been!).
I ended up taking a small stainless 'L' shaped ruler and was able to lay it square on the valve stem tip and supported the end going towards the intake by installing a set-screw in the valve cover bolt hole and adjusting it to be perfectly level with the valve stem tip.
From there I was able to mark the center of the trunnion on the rocker and then adjusted the length of my adjustable pushrod to get the appropriate 'mid-lift' dimension.
Even though it took a while and I double and triple checked everything, I'm glad I did the exercise as my pushrod length turned out to be WAY longer than I would have otherwise expected.
With the 1.6 7/16" Scorpion roller rockers I'm running, my pushrods measured out to be about 8.080" long. At first I had thought I missed something because I've never seen pushrods that long but the witness marks on the tips indicate about a .030 wide mark and almost perfectly centered on the tip at that length.
I didn't go as far as measuring the pushrod movement like you did as that would have taken me another whole day to figure out ;-) but I'm glad I did what I did.
Thanks again for the tip!
Mid lift rockers
It is hard to precisely check for correct geometry. I also had beehive small retainers, so I got some right angle aluminum stock and drilled a hole just big enough to go over the valve stem and sit on the top of the retainer. The other end of this right angle sat along the side of the rocker arm passing the rocker center shaft. You have to use some math here to allow for the stem tip height, the thickness of the aluminum stock etc. But the concept is to mark the exact center of the rocker trunnion and compare it's location to the center of the rocker tip axle. The tool I built allowed me to get the 90 degrees off of the retainer and project it to the center of the rocker. Using this method with the valve closed, my understanding was that you want the rocker trunnion center one half of your valve lift below the center point of the rocker tip axle. Of course, it's going to depend on correctly calculating the measurements. I did this as a second check, after first using an adjustable 1/8" wall pushrod and checking every .025" as I lengthened the pushrod for both pushrod "in and out" motion with a dial indicator as well as contact pattern using bluing at the valve stem tip. As you proceed, you'll understand as you observe the pushrod move in and out less, and hopefully the contact swipe on the stem get narrower as you approach then pass the best point. Going past optimum, you should observe the deflection increasing and the swipe widening. As I posted earlier, I could not get both ends with the first rockers I tried, but with the actual Miller rockers the deflection and the tip pattern were both good. There may now be other rockers out there that will check well at both ends, if someone has done these checks with others please post your findings. I am no expert, all I know is from reading the postings and from Jim Millers web site, then spending lots of time on the engine stand going through the tests. I did need to get a different "foot" for my dial indicator to ride on the pushrod and track the deflection. When I figured I had it pretty good, you could see the pushrod move away from the stud as you opened the valve, then after half lift it would begin moving back towards the stud as you fully opened the valve. Wow, long post with one finger...lol hope this helps....
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I apologize for hi-jacking this thread but I'm in the middle of assembling my 409 SBC and found Jim's mid-lift technique fascinating and I totally get it.
Since I am assembling the valve train myself and my time costs me nothing, I really want to utilize the mid-lift method for obtaining proper pushrod length.
The issue I am running into is that I am having a hard time figuring out how to measure everything properly/accurately in order to determine correct pushrod length.
My set-up is using 195cc Profiler heads with 1.6, 7/16" stud Scorpion roller rockers and a solid flat tappet Lunati cam. The heads have 'beehive' springs so the retainers are small diameter and not flat/parallel to the valve tip so I cannot use that as a point of reference.
I'm thinking I may be able to figure this out as a geometry problem but unfortunately, I don't know the exact distances between the rocker stud to valve stem or the angle of the stud in relation to the valve stem.
I also don't know the exact distance between the trunnion and the roller tip or trunnion to pushrod cup (center to center) so what are my other options?
About the only dimensions I do know are the trunnion and roller tip diameters and the rest I can 'guesstimate' but that's not close enough for my taste.
If anyone (Jim or other) can provide some insight on the best way to get this measured accurately, I would MOST appreciate it!
Thank you for your time.
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You are exactly right but I don't know of too many companies that will properly inspect items of less than $500. Cranks, rods, pistons and rockers are running amuck in the performance market. The market being better than the stock chevy stuff and I am not real sure of that as I have had stock steel cranks and rods last quite a while in performance applications below 600HP.
What type of mainshaft you referring to??? Transmissions? You have probably spec'd materials, heat treat and machining tolerances and checking them when you get them here. I know it probably works for your applications but I am really partial to the VAR Shafts Jerry Hemmingson produces at Jerico in North Carolina. I know they ain't cheap but I have owned 50+ of his trannies and have never had a failure.
I have often told him that his race transmissions are the only product I have ever used straight out of the box with no alterations or mods to get it ready for 4-5 hours of 9500rpm, 850HP thrashing in ARCA, BGN, & CTS.
There is junk made EVERYWHERE. The Chinese produce our mainshafts that are in 600hp road race and endurance racing applications. However, we control the prints, we inspect the product 100% when it hits the floor, and if its not right we send it ALL back. After the first or second time, they learned we want what we pay for. If the person at Acme Rocker Corp insisted on a quality Chinese product and held their feet to the fire over it...he would get the same. Ethnicity has nothing to do with it. Example: what if the person programming the CNC machine at (insert american valvetrain company) was chinese or indian etc etc.
Its really really hard to come across as contrary to magazine spin...You're immediately branded as an idiot, or having an axe to grind because you fly in the face of advertising dollars and media personas
I would like to say I have purchase probably 50 sets of Mr. Millers rockers thru the years, some direct from him and some from mail order discount folks and they have been the best of the best.
In a stud type rocker I see valvetrain reliability and wear in the same range as Jesel and T&D Bar style rockers. This is using his rockers, Jomar Girdle nuts and Stud Girdles with 3/8 " ARP Rocker Studs, without girdles I use 7/16 studs.
In a time where companies sell the "sizzle" and not the steak, Mr. Millers stuff is the SHIZZ!!! His company got killed by folks selling the stuff at a discount an not supporting the product, and also by some early prototypes having some manufacturing problems.
I hate to say it but this is why we are stuck with "chinese junk" is our only option other than high dollar shaft systems. Here is a guy that put his life saving on the line only to be bashed down by the big guys who don't know "proper rocker geometry" from a hole in the ground.
Keep up the great work Jim, I will eventually get on some of your shaft stuff...
I know for a fact that one of the Winningest CUP Teams ever in Plate Racing used his stuff for a long time until the driver was unfortunatly killed. Dale was a person who applauded American Built and American Innovators and a lot of stuff change when he left us.
How did I miss all this? I appreciate Mr Millers time and efforts to hold some hands through this discussion. I'd also like to say as a sort of 'boutique' manufacturing firm, we're left dispelling well-intentioned, yet wrong wives tales about products from 50yrs ago, young boys dreams and 2 lane blacktop.
I wonder if the large market cam companies KNOW their information is off-base to a degree, however it is 'common practice' and an easier methodology for the largest percentage of the buying public to replicate at home.
I've been a fan of the MID-LIFT for years. I applaud Mr Miller for his efforts, and sympathize about having to fight off rumors and erroneous material published in magazines.
Mr Miller; please hang around, share in the discussions and wave off those who won't or can't understand (or at least share in the discourse).
|And the possibility also exists that by using the 'wrong' geometry the rate of lift might be changed in ways that could show a change in output- plus or minus- that could be pointing to a cam profile that's not optimum.
Whether to use the rockers or not is obviously up to the individual and a lot depends on the goals.
Anyone building competition engines- especially those that are limited by lift or any other cam-related specification- would be foolish to not look very closely at this IMO.
If it not for the cost I would be using them in a NY minute even in an engine that would be mainly street driven. But for those building street engines on a tight budget, the cost-to-benefit is harder to justify.
We aren't talking about "the real world." We're talking about precision geometry. Precision measurements, for which is the reason God created micrometers for. No one is forcing you to do anything. You just keep throwing whatever you like together any ol' way you want, get your magic marker out and die your valve stem tip, until it "eyeballs" the way you like, and remember how sharp you are because you'll never see the 14 degrees of your camshaft you left somewhere in the overarcing pushrods. Nobody cares. I certainly don't.
By the way, retoric is spelled "rhetoric." At least get that right, you've missed everything else. (But nobody cares.)
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Against Juventus on Tuesday we showed character, togetherness, speed in our play and overall we were faithful to our game.
I was very pleased with the performance, but I have to say though I think we can do even better than that, much better. Before the game started we knew we would have to defend really well as a unit, and we managed to do that. The spirit continues to grow, and when the values we have always had at the Club are respected, we will always be a force. I am convinced we have the required quality of players here.
We knew that our youth, and ability to play at a high tempo, would be vital against Juve. I felt, at times though, that they were able to slow our rhythm down, but when we got into our stride we were always a threat. The fight during the game was always when we had to adjust to their pace, but when we were playing at our pace we were always dangerous.
Cesc had a great performance, maybe he got all the plaudits
after the game mainly because he scored. I feel he has played that
well, and even better than that, during this season, but perhaps
without scoring. Now I want him to stay how he is, that means
keeping it simple, enjoying the game, and trying to improve from
to day.
Our young players who were being criticised earlier in the season, are now being built up just as much - I believe the truth is somewhere between the two. In football you always have to keep your feet on the ground.
People have been discussing the formation we played against Juventus, and basically I think the team has the spirit of a 4-4-2, because Jose Reyes plays as a striker. He is out wide on the wing but he has the freedom to go inside too. Organisation-wise, when we have the ball we play in a 4-3-3, and when we don't then it's a 4-5-1.
But we can say that there are four at the back, and they have been doing a great job recently in Europe. It was our seventh consecutive clean sheet in the Champions League, an incredible statistic considering we have played against Real Madrid twice, Ajax and Juventus. You also have to credit people like Manuel Almunia, Sol Campbell and Lauren, so this is a reward for all of them. I think in Europe especially though, we are more focused on defending as a team, and therefore we have been more efficient.
It helps to have consistency at the back, it also gives them confidence if we go from game to game without conceding. It makes them even more resilient so let's keep doing that.
As far as reaching the semi-finals is concerned, I feel we have done half of the job and of course we want to finish the job on Wednesday. Juventus will of course try and come at us at home, but we will try again to go out there and score goals. I rate our chances at 50/50 to go through.
Looking at the state of play in the three other quarter-finals, I think they are all very close. Villarreal against Inter looked like a very even game, both teams had very good chances, and both sides have strikers who can take advantage of defensive mistakes. The second leg of that tie is very difficult to predict.
In the other two games I would say that Barcelona appear to have the advantage over Benfica, because they are at home in the second leg. But what I will say about that is that Benfica were surprising at Old Trafford, and at Anfield, this season, and they didn't lose either match. So who knows what they can do at the Nou Camp, but Barca should have enough offensive power to go through.
And Lyon v Milan is also an open one. I think Lyon are better on the counter-attack, and they struggle sometimes at home in the French league, so they are a side who prefer to be away.
The challenge in front of us now is to remember that every game has the same importance at this stage of the season. We want to get the three points today against Aston Villa, we can not afford to drop points in the Premier League. The future of this team is at stake, and the way we capitalise on games at Highbury will certainly determine whether we qualify for next season's Champions League or not.
I haven't really studied the fixture lists of the other teams fighting for fourth place, basically all that concerns me is whether our fate is in our own hands. If we take maximum points then we will finish above Tottenham, but not Blackburn, so at the moment we have to focus on them - because they are quite efficient.
Today we are thinking about Aston Villa, and I think although their morale is not at its highest, they are a good side. Similar to us they have many good young players, so they have good periods and bad periods.
I am not as pessimistic about Aston Villa as many others seem to be at the moment, but I certainly hope we can take advantage of our positive mood and get the points. And of course we are at Highbury - we simply have no choice but to get maximum points from our home matches.
You can all play a part in that. Cheer the team on to get the points we need today, and enjoy the match.
Arsène Wenger
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Vash01, Feb 23, 2012.
Who is the greatest singles male skater from North America?
Dick Button for his competitive career (2 olympic golds, 5 world titles, 7 time US champion ) and technical innovation: he was the first to land the double axel, the first to land a triple jump (triple loop) and the first to do a flying camel
OOPS! I left out Jeff Buttle. Can the admin correct the mistake and add his name?
He is weaker than everyone you included on the poll anyway, other than possibly Wylie. You definitely made a good poll.
I pick Dick Button since he was so far ahead of his time, and also for his other contributions to skating.
You also left out Michelle Kwan. Now that is a much bigger mistake, as a much stronger contender she would have most likely have won the poll!
Kurt for me!
I'd probably include Toller Cranston before a couple of these guys.
Between Browning and Button for me.
You are absolutely right. I should have included Toller Cranston. Even though he did not win a world or Olympic gold, his impact on the sport/art has been phenomenal.
Cranstons legacy on the sport >>>>> Lysacek or Eldredges impact on the sport, that is for sure.
Kurt... wait this is totally dejavous, didn't I do this last year?
Without hesitation THE amazing Kurt Browning !
Ditto Kurt for me!
Dick Button, but I´ll vote for Kurt Browning!!!
I voted for Browning but I think that Chan can beat him in achievements.
Dick Button :respect:.
Dick Button, IMO.
Ok, who's the other freak who voted David Jenkins!? I think it's time for us Jenkins ubers to come out of the closet!
Browning: 4 world titles and a long & successful pro career
Chan: 1 world title and a lot to look forward to, but it hasn't happened yet.
It's too early to say Chan will beat Kurt in achievements. The odds are in his favor, but unexpected things happen.
^ exactly, and browning of all people is the proof inthe pudding! Whoever would have thought in 91 "not only will Kurt not win an ogm, but he won't even make the podium!"
A list without Jeremy Abbott, Jeffrey Buttle, and Matt Savoie is just incomplete and wrong I think. For sure, I would have them as being impactful to the sport, much more so than Evan Lysacek, Elvis Stojko, and Todd Eldredge.
Medals alone do not create impact or a legacy, IMO. For me, the emotions you stir in the viewer and artistic images you create for your audience and etch in their minds and souls are more impactful. Jeremy, Jeff, and Matt consistently do/did this for me. Besides, in terms of medal haul, Buttle's resume is more impressive than Eldredge's. Buttle is an Olympic medalist and like Todd, he has 1 World title too.
Elvis's longevity, competitive vigour and record (first quad combo, first 4-3) means he deserves to be on this list, without a doubt. I would rather watch the skaters you list, but I think he's earned his spot.
For all the hate Chan gets around here.. cool to see him in 3rd place so far.
I chose Lysacek, because he is my favourite and because he has the necessary merits/titles (OG, WC, GPF and Nationals). Button has more titles than the rest, but I disliked men´s skating before John Curry, LOL.
Buttle (and not Eldredge) should have been on the poll, because besides being a WC, he also won an Olympic medal.
Oh I totally agree with you, that's why I never said Chan will beat but only Chan can beat Browning. Chan in terms of skills already is a better skater than Browning IMO but Chan still has to prove himself in a couple other areas and sure, only time will tell.
Stojko's ubers must have all died off ...
... or watched their old VHS tapes with fresh eyes.
Jeff Buttle was an oversight on my part (Toller Cranston even more so); I am not perfect, and will eat a humble pie on that.
I have disagree with you about Abbott and Savoie even though I love their skating. It's not all about medals, but you can't completely ignore the medals either. Competing well under pressure, at worlds/Olympics matters. Savoie was clearly undermarked when he was competing because he never got the full benefit of the COP. Neither of these two won a world medal (I am hoping Jeremy will win at least a bronze this year). I do believe that in order to have an actual impact on the sport a skater needs a medal at the world/Olympic level. Sort of like Yuka Sato- without the 94 world title she may not have gotten as much notice as she did as a pro. We always knew she had great basic skating skills, but without the title she might have been an also ran in the pro circuit. Without the 1981 world title, Denise Biellman might have been remembered as that skater with an amazing spin.That's just how I see it.
Jeff Buttle and Toller Cranston should be definitely included in the vote. Is there any way to restart the voting process with theses names in?
Yes Yes! Restart restart! Put Michelle Kwan in too! Sorry I couldn't resist...
for a second time...
So I decided to write something that was actually meaningful this time...
This is a very difficult poll, I honestly don't see any one skater that is greater than the rest (Much easier with European one, or the NA ladies), which is why I requested Michelle Kwan She would have my vote
Dick Button. Kurt was very good but even if you liked his skating better... There is much more than just his legendary competitive skating career going for Dick Button. He's probably the best NA skater of all-time in any discipline, period.


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Central, which improved to 12-5, hadn't won against the Norse since 1995. Luther slipped to 9-8 overall.
With a narrow 4-3 lead, junior TJ Peretti (Auburn, Wash., Mountainview HS) boosted the Dutch to a 10-3 advantage with a 5:48 pin at 141 pounds. Luther gained a decision before Joseph Atwell (senior, Jamaica, Panorama HS) scored his seventh pin of the year, a team high, in 4:06 at 157. The Norse crawled back within one at 16-15, but sophomore Tyler Lowy (Phoenix, Ariz., Thunderbird HS) flattened his opponent in 2:09 at 184 pounds to give the Dutch a 22-15 lead. Central gave up two decisions in the final matches to hang on for the win.
"Those three pins were game-changers," coach Eric Van Kley said. "TJ, Joseph and Tyler kept scrambling and wrestled through flurries against good Luther wrestlers to come out on top. We talk a lot about attacking bonus points when they're there and that's what we did today."
Sophomore Daniel Page (Yelm, Wash., Tumwater HS) snagged Central's other win, a 10-2 major decision at 125 pounds. He improved to 22-5.
Van Kley highlighted the squad's fight, up and down the lineup.
"It's not always easy and it's not always pretty, but these wrestlers have persevered all year," he said. "This was a great win to finish the regular season. While we would have liked to win some of the other matches, it was a team effort all the way today."
The Dutch head to Dubuque Friday for the Iowa Conference dual finals. Seeded sixth, Central faces fifth-seeded Loras College at 7 p.m. for fifth place. Coe challenges Wartburg for the title while Dubuque meets Luther in a battle for third.
The Duhawks (7-12) topped the Dutch 27-14 at Dubuque Jan. 10. Central placed sixth in the league last year, its best finish since 1995-96.