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Arts at Rowan University
Experience Creativity
Our rich culture of fine and performing arts promises that Rowan serves as a sought-after cultural destination for the region. Established and emerging artists showcase their crafts, exhibit at our art galleries and perform in our concert halls.
Theatre & Dance
The department boasts four main stage productions each year, held in Tohill Theatre, a 535-seat theatre in Bunce Hall. We also showcase performances by theatre and dance courses, and by student groups.
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Buy tickets online at rowan.tix.com, through the box office at (856) 256-4545 or at the door the day of an event. We invite students, faculty, staff and alumni to buy tickets at discounted prices.
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Green Bay Looks for 19th straight Win at UIC on Saturday
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
CHICAGO, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Following a clutch 71-63 win at Detroit on Thursday night to claim outright possession of the 2012-13 Horizon League regular season title, the Green Bay women's basketball team (23-2, 13-0 HL) will wrap up the weekend with a road battle at UIC on Saturday Night. Tipoff against the Flames, who enter the game at 9-17 and 5-8 in conference play, will be at 7 p.m. with the game streamed live on the Horizon League Network.
The Phoenix completed the season sweep of Detroit in a three-point shootout on Thursday, connecting on 15 of 36 attempts from behind the arc. The team's 15 makes and 36 attempts tie for second and third, respectively, in program history. Redshirt sophomore Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) led the way with 20 points, her second straight 20-point game.
Lukan hit six of 13 attempts from long range, including an incredible 6-8 effort in the second half alone. Her 13 attempts are the most ever attempted in a single game by a Green Bay women's basketball player, while her six made three-point field goals tie for third all-time. Senior Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) also had a hot hand from downtown, hitting all four of her attempts for 12 points.
SCOUTING UIC: UIC enters the contest coming off a 79-66 loss at Youngstown State on Thursday. The Flames are 2-3 in their last five, but picked up a key 76-74 home win against Detroit last Saturday. UIC is 8-5 at home this season, but sports a 1-12 record in road contests.
NOT AFRAID TO PLAY WITH FIRE: Green Bay had a record-smashing day against UIC in the first meeting this season with a 99-53 home victory on Feb. 2. In the contest, Green Bay tied the program's sixth-highest mark for points in a game while breaking the 27-year-old record for assists in a game with 34 on 36 field goal attempts. Redshirt junior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) had a career-high 16 points, while redshirt senior Jenny Gilbertson (Wabasha, Minn.) had her first career double-double with career highs in points (14) and rebounds (13). Eichler set her career high with eight assists, while senior Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) tied hers with the same mark. Redshirt freshman Ellen Edison (Maple Grove, Minn.) also finished with a career-high five points.
LUKAN GOES DOWNTOWN: Before last Saturday's game against Valparaiso in which she scored a career-high 22 points on 4-8 three-point shooting, Megan Lukan had hit just six of 34 attempts from long range this season. After that game and Thursday's win at Detroit, Lukan has hit and incredible 10-21 from behind the arc in the last two games alone.
UNDER THE CENTURY MARK: Senior Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill.) enters Saturday's contest needing 99 points to become the 32nd member of the Green Bay women's basketball 1,000-point club. Should Bauer accomplish this feat before the end of the 2012-13 campaign, it would be the first time in program history three players joined the historic group. Both Ritchie and Eichler have joined the club this season.
CHECK YOUR POCKETS: Adrian Ritchie needs just seven steals to move into 10th all-time on the Green Bay women's basketball career steals list. Ritchie has 221 steals for her standout career, including a career-high seven against Detroit on Jan. 8. Currently in second place in the Horizon League, she averages 2.8 takeaways per game.
FOLLOW IT LIVE: Fans can follow the action in a number of ways on Saturday. The game will be streamed live on the Horizon League Network, and live stats will also be available. The game can also be heard on WDUZ The Fan 107.5 FM, 1400 AM and TheFan1075.com with Bruce VandenPlas on the call. Be sure to follow @GBPhoenixWBB and @JustinGrones on Twitter and like Green Bay Women's Basketball for updates throughout the game.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: Green Bay will return home for the regular season home finale on Thursday, March 7 against red-hot Loyola. Green Bay defeated the Ramblers, who have moved into third place in the Horizon League standings, 65-62 exactly one month prior in Chicago on Feb. 7.
For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.
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I looked through their FAQ quick and couldn't find the info. I want Botanicula (I previously bought it, but lost my email years ago) but I don't get paid until Friday and don't have $6 extra kicking around lol (-30 here, had to put extra cash away for ****ing kerosene to heat my home).
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Colour, texture and abstract prints all draw your eye with magnetic force when you view Carla Chan's graduate collection. But the thing your gaze then hovers on is the unique shapes, the twists and gathers and drapes that bend the mind like an Escher sketch.
A graduate of Nottingham Trent University in association with the Hong Kong Design Institute, Chan's quirkiness is her trademark. Timmothy Lee's look book for the collection plays to both the whimsy of the pieces and their unique shapes, working model Joy Mclaren into dramatic poses that showcase each twist and turn. Yan Leung's high-voltage makeup is similarly perfectly matched to the bold yellows and blues of the clothing.
You can view all of the Carla Chan graduate collection look book, as shot by Timmothy Lee, at the gallery above.


text: Toronto Stock Exchange: G New York Stock Exchange: GG (All dollar amounts in United States dollars (US$)) VANCOUVER, Aug. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - GOLDCORP INC. (TSX: G, NYSE: GG) is pleased to declare its eighth monthly dividend payment for 2012 of $0.045 per share. Shareholders of record at the close of business on Friday, August 17, 2012 will be entitled to receive payment of this dividend on Monday, August 27, 2012. Goldcorp has paid a monthly dividend to its shareholders since 2003. Canadian resident individuals who receive dividends from Goldcorp after 2005 are entitled to an enhanced gross-up and dividend tax credit on such dividends. Pursuant to tax legislation enacted in 2007, Canadian resident individuals who receive "eligible dividends" in 2006 and subsequent years will be entitled to an enhanced gross-up and dividend tax credit on such dividends. All dividends paid in 2006 and subsequent years by Goldcorp Inc. are "eligible dividends" for this purpose. Goldcorp is one of the world's fastest growing senior gold producers. Its low-cost gold production is located in safe jurisdictions in the Americas and remains 100% unhedged. Cautionary Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements This press release contains "forward-looking statements", within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and applicable Canadian securities legislation, concerning the business, operations and financial performance and condition of Goldcorp Inc. ("Goldcorp"). Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the future price of gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc, the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, the realization of mineral reserve estimates, the timing and amount of estimated future production, costs of production, capital expenditures, costs and timing of the development of new deposits, success of exploration activities, permitting time lines, hedging practices, currency exchange rate fluctuations, requirements for additional capital, government regulation of mining operations, environmental risks, unanticipated reclamation expenses, timing and possible outcome of pending litigation, title disputes or claims and limitations on insurance coverage. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates", "believes" or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved" or the negative connotation thereof.


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St. Paul, Minn. • Beating the Chicago Blackhawks usually requires a certain kind of performance: bruising, aggressive and unflappable.
That's precisely what the Minnesota Wild produced, entertaining the fans at their first home playoff game in five years.
They had a little luck, too, when Jason Zucker blindly sent his bad-angle overtime shot toward the goal.
Zucker scored at 2:15 of the extra period to give the Wild a 3-2 victory on Sunday to pull within 2-1 in the Western Conference quarterfinal series.
"I don't know if I even saw the net. I probably didn't even look at the net," said the rookie Zucker, who raced to the corner and jumped against the glass to celebrate. "I just tried shooting it, and it happened to go in for me."
Pierre-Marc Bouchard had a goal for the Wild after Johnny Oduya scored for the Blackhawks late in the first period. Patrick Kane had two assists for the Blackhawks and has five in the series.
Zach Parise's first goal of the series came early in the third period, but Duncan Keith got one back for the Blackhawks with 2:46 left in regulation after a slow line change by the suddenly conservative Wild.
That forced the second overtime in three games of this best-of-seven series. But rather than losing their edge in the locker room, the Wild returned to the ice after the third intermission with the same fire they had all afternoon.
"They just took it to another level," Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews said.
He added: "You can't go out there and try to make pretty plays. It's got to be ugly. We're not doing that enough. Once we start doing that, we've got the strength, the speed and skill to get on the board and make things happen."
Penguins 5, Islanders 4 • Chris Kunitz scored his second power-play goal of the game 8:34 into overtime, off a pass from Sidney Crosby, and Pittsburgh shook off an early deficit and a late blown lead to win in Uniondale, N.Y.
Crosby, who had three assists in his second game back after missing a month because of a broken jaw, drew the decisive penalty against Brian Strait, who held the Penguins captain as he drove the net 33 seconds before the winning goal.
Senators 6, Canadiens 1 • Jean-Gabriel Pageau got his first NHL hat trick to lead host Ottawa in a fight-filled game in which the teams combined for 232 penalty minutes and nine players were given a game misconduct.
Sharks 5, Canucks 2 • Joe Pavelski and Logan Couture each scored twice to spoil Cory Schneider's return to the nets for visiting Vancouver. Couture and Patrick Marleau added scores 9 seconds apart to break the game open early in the third period.
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• Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Islanders 4 (OT)
Penguins lead series 2-1
• Minnesota 3,Chicago 2 (OT)
Blackhawks lead series 2-1
• Ottawa 6, Montreal 1
Senators lead series 2-1
• San Jose 5, Vancouver 2
Sharks lead series 3-0
Monday's games
• Boston at Toronto,5 p.m., NHL Network
Series tied 1-1
• Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 5:30 p.m.,NBCSN
Capitals lead series 2-0
• Anaheim at Detroit,6 p.m., CNBC
Ducks lead series 2-1
• St. Louis at Los Angeles, 8 p.m., NBCSN
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is coming close to confronting the reality that the old days of Bush unqualified support are over, and the new administration in Washington D.C. wants action on the path towards peace with Palestinians. He has been meeting with right wing members of his coalition to make clear Israel is now under great pressure from Obama to recognize an independent Palestinian state and to halt further housing in West Bank settlements. Netanyahu reportedly make clear if right wing partners leave his coalition they will then confront the reality of a Cabinet which is ready to make concessions to American demands. In a sense, his message is: I'm the best alternative you have at this point in time.
Netanyahu will probably ask the more centrist Kadima led by Tzipi Livni to join the government and provide support for reaching an agreement with Palestinians. If Netanyahu agrees to follow the road map to peace and recognize the idea of two states he would be close to the ideas of Kadima. This stance would probably lead to all members of the Labor party supporting his government. "Go left young man," is our advice.


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IAmAudi Visits Portland-Based Renovo Bicycle Company, Manufacturer of New Audi DUO
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Renovo Bicycles, the maker of the new wood-framed Audi Duo Bicycle, just happens to be based in Portland Oregon... the same city where the makers of the IAmAudi Blog are located. Good thing for those interested in learning more about the new Duo. IAmAudi has a behind-the-scenes look at the company and the process involved in building this new Audi two-wheeler. More after the jump.
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The British Judo Association (BJA) is the National Governing Body for the Olympic sport of judo in Britain. Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964, in the last Games in Beijing 206 different Nations, competing for one of the 56 medals available, making it one of the most widely represented sports in the world!
Judo training is an ideal form of physical exercise and it serves as a great cardiovascular workout, which improves stamina, general health and overall fitness. Physical co-ordination can be seen to develop dramatically from participation. Discipline along with core-stability and learning to manage physical contact are also achieved.
Confidence and self-esteem are enhanced as a player progresses through the ranks and the very nature of the award system ensures that the next goal is always realistic and achievable with effort.
Arsenal Premier League 4 Sport Judo is currently running in 2 satellite clubs. Below are the dates and times of each session:
Wednesdays - Cardinal Pole Lower Site, Victoria Park - 3.30-5.00pm
Fridays – London Met University, Islington – 6.00-7.30pm
As a result of the success of Arsenal's Judo programme, and having a lack of BJA affiliated Judo clubs locally, we have established the first of our new community clubs. The Capital London Judo Club started in Sept 2010 at Cardinal Pole School, Hackney, and already has over 30 members. For more information on Capital London JC, please see their website on www.capitallondonjudo.com or call Gabs on 07814 556 707 / email@example.com.
Cardinal Pole Lower School, Victoria Park Road, Hackney, E8 7HD -
Mondays & Wednesdays
5.00-6.00pm (children 5-7 years)
6.00-7.30pm (children 8-14)
7.30-9.00pm (Adults)
Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate, Tennants Hall, St John's Wood, Camden, NW8 0SW-
Tuesday & Thursdays
5.00-6.00pm (children 5-7 years)
6.00-7.30pm (children 8-14)
7.30-9.00pm (Adults)
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Hi, Just wondered if you could give me some help with dictation.
I recently ordered some teacher and student books for Junior A as I am considering giving private lessons. At the end of each chapter for homework it says that I must give various words or letters for dictation. Then in the following lesson I have to give the dictation. Does this mean that in the next lesson I read out whatever has been learned and the child writes it down or is there a different method.
Many thanks.


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1 hurt in collision between car, police cruiser
Published: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 7:09 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 7:09 p.m.
A collision between a police car and another vehicle sent at least one woman to the hospital Sunday afternoon, officials said.
A Gainesville police vehicle collided with a Toyota Yaris, driven by 62-year-old Eula Daniels, around 1 p.m. on Sunday at the intersection of SE Third Street and Fourth Avenue.
Daniels was taken to Shands at the University of Florida for injuries, according to her daughter, who did not wish to be identified. Daniels had one passenger in her vehicle, but it is unknown what condition that person was in after the crash. No other details about the people in the Yaris were available
GPD Corp. James Powell said no one was seriously injured during the collision, adding he was unsure how the crash occurred. The officer involved in the incident was not identified.
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Posted: October 22, 2014
Alongside communities across the country , the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is promoting Bullying Prevention Awareness Month. This important observance is held every October.
In 2004, HRSA launched the first Federal anti-bullying campaign to raise awareness about this very serious issue. Ten years later the extent and impact of bullying, particularly on children, continues to be a concern ... Continue Reading
Posted: October 15, 2014
In the post below, Tom Cochran and Lee Hirsch discuss their new joint initiative to spark action on bullying prevention nationwide.
Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero (Left), Lansing School District (LSD) Public Safety Director Cordelia Black (Middle), LSD Superintendent Yvonne Caamal Canul (Right), along with LSD Student Services Director Susan Land (not pictured) and Mayoral Staff Assistant Nicholas Soucy (not pictured) on the phone with The BULLY Project Team planning their campaign.
October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and ... Continue Reading
Building Capacity to Reduce Bullying – A Workshop Summary from the Institute of Medicine and the National Research CouncilPosted: October 8, 2014
Every October, communities around the country participate in National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month. This year, a new resource from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and the National Research Council (NRC) is available to support awareness month activities. Building Capacity to Reduce Bullying is a new report summarizing a two-day workshop that was held on April 9-10, 2014. The workshop was sponsored by the Health Resources and Service Administration and examined ways to prevent bullying. ... Continue Reading
Posted: September 30, 2014
October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and it's a good time for schools (including personnel and students), communities, districts, and states to take stock of current efforts to reduce and prevent bullying. Do current school climates make students feel safe, allowing them to thrive academically and socially? Are youth comfortable speaking up if they are being bullied? Are members of the community engaged and are the media aware of best practices when it comes to reporting bullying ... Continue ReadingPosted in Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention
Take Action Today: How Families and Students Can Take the Lead in Creating Safer School EnvironmentsPosted: September 16, 2014
Mary Pat King is the Director of Programs and Partnerships at the National Parent Teacher Association (PTA). In this role, Mary Pat has helped develop new strategies for engaging parents and students as leaders in efforts to improve school climate, and as a result, prevent bullying in communities nationwide.
The National Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is committed to ensuring all children can learn in a safe school environment ... Continue Reading


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I was wondering what a good TEFL program is. I have been doing some research and it is a bit overwhelming trying to figure out which programs are reputable and which are not as much. I was looking into trying to find a program which would help me get into work in Japan. I have no real teaching background, and online seems to be an easy choice, since most of the on site other than Oxford Seminars, is in New York. I am really looking for a reputable program that will not only help me increase my knowledge on teaching English but also help me to get my foot in the door.
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Posted by Stephen Mann on April 10, 2012
You think that this blog title is bad? Be thankful that I didn't try something like: "There's No Obit For COBIT."
Anyways, today sees ISACA (an international professional association for IT Governance) release COBIT 5 – the latest version of its internationally recognized "Business Framework for the Governance and Management of Enterprise IT."
As in previous blogs such as "It's Time To Realize That ITIL Is Not The Only Fruit," the industry's obsession with ITIL needs to be both tempered and supplemented with more pragmatic guidance on IT management and IT service management. COBIT can help with this in spades. In fact, some would argue that ITIL should be used to supplement COBIT – try some of Rob England's (The IT Skeptic, and a great supporter of COBIT) short COBIT blog posts on for size: "The difference between ITIL and COBIT for consultants: four words" or "COBIT 5 will be released in April."
So What's New?
ISACA states that:
"COBIT 5 builds and expands on COBIT 4.1 by integrating other major frameworks, standards and resources, including ISACA's Val IT and Risk IT, ITIL ("the IT service management best practice framework") and related standards from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)."
Posted by Stephen Mann on April 4, 2012
Some great IT service management (ITSM) conversations with BMC this week got me thinking about ITSM people "stereotypes" and what we can learn from them in terms of communication, education, and ITSM tool selection. It started from my mental 2D matrix that plotted organizational ITSM tool need against the axes of organization size, e.g. enterprise, and level of ITSM maturity – with the latter, in my opinion, being a better gauge as to the ITSM tool that is most appropriate.
Conversations about the people within the organizations, however, made me wonder about the need for a third axis of "ITSM mindset" which could further better help to pin down the type of ITSM tool for a particular organization through a now-3D matrix.
Did Somebody Mention Stereotypes?
Oops, yes that was me. My imagination conjured up three stereotypes, and perhaps there are many more, but I liked that they leant themselves to a collective description of Brawn, Brain, and Heart (oh yes, it's a little "Wizard of Oz").
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Normal year of Global Radiation and Air Temperature
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Outputs: hourly or monthly GHI and/or GTI in kWh/m², and T°C in C°
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(other formulation : Synthesized time-series (hourly, daily, monthly) of global radiation on horizontal or inclined planes and air temperature for normal years. Provider: Meteotest, Switzerland.)


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Trojans Remain at Home to Host Stanford in Pac-12 Series Starting Friday
April 4, 2013
Upcoming Games Schedule
Friday, April 5
Saturday, April 6
Sunday, April 7
LOS ANGELES -- The Trojans return to Dedeaux Field on Tuesday to host UC Irvine after an eight-game road trip. USC finished off the road trip with a 2-1 record and a series win at California. The bats have been working for the Trojans as they have tallied double-figure hits totals in six of their last 10 games, including double-figure totals in four of their last five games.
USC fell 3-1 to the visiting UC Irvine Anteaters on Tuesday. The Trojan bats, which had been going strong as of late didn't show up, and the Trojans (and the `Eaters) each only tallied five hits apiece in the game. However, 10 free bases on four hit-by-pitch and six walks proved to be the difference in the game, as the Anteaters were able to take advantage and plate three runs. Timmy Robinson drove in the game's only run for USC, while Garrett Stubbs had three of the Trojans' five hits. Brooks Kriskewas solid on the hill for the Trojans, pitching three shutout innings in relief, only allowing one hit and no walks, while striking out one.
The Trojans spoiled the day at California on Thursday, as it was the first game ever played under the lights at Cal's Evans Diamond. The Trojans won 4-3, with Adam Landecker delivering the eventual game-winning RBI. Bob Wheatley also had a good start in the victory on Friday, only allowing one run on four hits through seven complete innings. On Saturday, Wyatt Strahan earned his first win of the season and Vahn Bozoian and Blake Lacey both had two RBIs in the victory. Finally on Sunday, Blake Lacey delivered his first collegiate home run, a two-run home run that added on to the Trojans' then 4-0 lead. However, the Bears came back against starter Kyle Twomeyand the bullpen pushed the game out of reach of the Trojans, as the Bears touched up the pitching staff for 15 total runs.
STANFORD NOTES-- The Cardinal enter this weekend with a 14-9 overall record and are 3-3 in the Pac-12, after taking two-of-three from Washington State on the road last weekend. The team is led by Austin Slater, who is batting .321, while driving in a team-leading 14 RBIs. Danny Diekroeger is next with 13 RBIs while batting .265. As a team they are batting .249, while holding their opponents to a .223 average. The Cardinal ace is Mark Appel, the No. 8 overall pick in the 2012 MLB Draft. He is 4-2 overall and has been lights out since his opening day start vs. Rice. He boasts an impressive 0.96 ERA, and has struck out 64 batters through 47.0 innings of work. The projected Saturday starter for the Cardinal is Marcus Brakeman, who will be making just his sixth overall appearance and second start of the season. Sunday it is projected to be RHP Bobby Zarubin, who boasts a 1.78 ERA through 30.1 innings pitched and four starts.
The first time the Cardinal and Trojans met on the diamond was in 1923, and since then the Trojans hold a 213-176-2 series record against Stanford. Last season at Sunken Diamond, the Trojans dropped two of three, falling in the first two games, 2-4, 2-3, respectively, before avoiding the sweep with an 8-4 victory in game three. In the last 10 matchups, the Trojans are 5-5 against the Cardinal. Last time the two ball clubs met at Dedeaux Field was in 2011, when the Trojans dropped game one, but took the second two games of the series.
WINNING A SERIES -- The Trojans won their first Pac-12 series since May 20-22, 2011 at Oregon State, when they took games two and three of the series in Corvallis. The last Pac-10/12 series that they won at Dedeaux Field was May 13-15, 2011 when they won games one and three versus Arizona State.
TROJANS ON THE NET -- USC baseball games this season will be broadcast live on usctrojans.com with video webcasts for majority of home games. You can catch all four games this week on the Pac-12 portal for free.
BALLPARK FUN -- This Saturday, the first 500 fans will get WE PLAY AS 1 jersey t-shirts. For all Friday games, there will be free hot dogs for all USC students. On Sundays this season, there will be an autograph session available to all fans, starting 15 minutes after the game has been completed.
IN THE TWEETS -- Follow the Trojan baseball all year long on twitter, with the baseball specific twitter handle, USC_Baseball.
IN THE STATS -- The Trojans are fifth in the conference in batting average (.278), as well as seventh in slugging percentage (.357) and rank third in hits (262). The team has held opponents to a .283 batting average and is eighth with 177 strikeouts, and is sixth in the conference with batters struck out looking (54).
HAVING TO GO YOUNG -- With a young roster to begin with, the Trojans had to go especially young as of late due to injuries. Dante Flores (wrist) will be out a total of six weeks with a broken hamate. Omar Cotto Lozada is also recovering from the same injury. Usual third baseman Kevin Swick is also out with a bone bruise in his elbow and Bobby Stahelis also day-to-day (hamstring).
BIG TIME KNOCKS -- Two Trojans have hit home runs to open up the 2013 season, as junior shortstop James Roberts tagged one on opening day at Cal State Fullerton, to give the Trojans at 2-1 lead at the time. Roberts also tallied a solo shot in a 6-5 extra inning victory at Cal State Northridge on Feb. 23. Likewise, redshirt senior transfer Greg Zebrack tallied his first career home run on Saturday at CSU Bakersfield. His home run went to dead-center and then gave the team a 3-0 lead in the top of the third. Dante Flores connected on his first bomb of the year at the first of the season at home, a solo shot to right field vs. Long Beach State Feb. 26. Vahn Bozoian knocked in his first collegiate home run, a solo shot, at UCLA. Blake Laceyhit his first collegiate home run, a two-run shot, at Cal's Evans Diamond in a loss on March 30, 2013.
SENIOR CLASS-- Redshirt senior Greg Zebrackwas recently named one of thirty candidates for the Senior CLASS Award. The award recognizes student athletes who excel both on and off the field, and are NCAA Division I seniors with notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition. Zebrack holds an undergraduate degree in commerce and communication from UPenn, and is working on his Master's in Business Administration at USC. He had a 3.4 GPA in his undergraduate work, and currently holds the same in his master's courses.
FROM THE PEN -- The Trojans have used nine different arms out of the pen this year, with RHP Kyle Davis leading the way with eight appearances. LHP Sean Adler and RHP Nigel Nootbaar are next with seven appearances. The team as a whole boasts an ERA of 4.31 with a collective 120 strikeouts. Six of the arms out of the pen this season are newcomers, with five being true freshmen. The only upperclassmen out of the pen are Matt Munson and Nick Berhel.
YOUTH MOVEMENT -- The Trojans have 16 true freshmen, one redshirt freshman and five sophomores on their roster of 34. Of those, nine are expected to play big, everyday roles for the Trojans, and 16 underclassmen have already seen action in the young season. Those with everyday starting roles include left fielder Timmy Robinson, freshman right fielder Vahn Bozoian, sophomore first baseman Dante Flores and sophomore catcher Garrett Stubbs. On the hill, the Trojans have in the starting rotation sophomore righty Wyatt Strahan, freshman lefty Kyle Twomey and freshman righthander Brent Wheatley. Others out of the pen expected to contribute include freshman righty Kyle Davis, freshman lefty Sean Adler and sophomore righthander Nigel Nootbaar. In the field, freshman outfielder Turner Clousestarted the first two games of the season at center field.
TROJANS PICKED EIGHTH IN PAC-12 -- USC was picked to finish tied for eighth along with Washington State by a vote of the Pac-12 coaches in the preseason poll. The Trojans were picked to finish higher than Washington and Utah. Stanford was picked to win the Pac-12, followed by UCLA, Oregon State, Oregon, Arizona, Arizona State and California.
TROJANS IN THE MAJORS -- In the history of the USC baseball program, a total of 106 players had made it to the major leagues. Current major leaguers include pitchers Ryan Cook and Tommy Milone (Oakland A's); Brad Boxberger (San Diego Padres); Barry Zito (San Francisco Giants); Lucas Duda (New York Mets); Ian Kennedy(Arizona Diamondbacks).
NO EASY WAY OUT -- According to Boyd's World, USC is beginning the 2012 season with the No. 1 toughest schedule in the nation and face 10 teams that are ranked in the top-25 preseason polls, while a total of 27 of 55 games coming against these ranked opponents. As of right now, the Trojans have 18 games left against ranked opponents.
BRINGING HIS SKILLS BACK -- Former USC shortstop Gabe Alvarezenters his third season as assistant coach for the Trojans. Alvarez played at USC as a shortstop from 1993-95 and had a career .338 batting average for the Trojans with 28 home runs and 163 RBI. In 1994, he was a first team All-America pick by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association after batting .326 with seven home runs and 51 RBI. He was a second-round selection in the 1995 major league baseball draft by the San Diego Padres and played three seasons in the major leagues (1998-2000).
PUTTING BACK ON THE UNIFORM -- Head coach Dan Hubbs added Randy Floresto the USC baseball coaching staff on Friday, March 1. Flores, a left-handed pitcher, is a former major leaguer with an eight-year career in the big leagues. He was also on the 2006 St. Louis Cardinals team that won the World Series. Flores was an All-American during his time at USC and his experience will be an invaluable addition to the team.
ALL IN THE FAMILY -- The name may sound familiar, as the grandson of the namesake for the Trojans' ballpark, Adam Dedeauxjoined the Trojan coaching staff this fall as a volunteer assistant coach. Dedeaux is the grandson of the legendary former USC baseball coach Rod Dedeaux, was a Trojan baseball letterman from 2006-2010 and played professionally in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization for two seasons. Dedeaux played two seasons in the Los Angeles Dodgers minor league system from 2010-11. He competed for the AZL Dodgers in rookie ball in 2010 and 2011, before heading to the Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes of the Pacific Coast League. Overall he finished his time in the Dodgers organization with 26 appearances and 36 strikeouts in 38.1 total innings.
BLOCKING THE PLATE -- The Trojans boast two very qualified catchers behind the dish in junior Jake Hernandez (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Los Osos HS) and sophomore Garrett Stubbs(Del Mar, Calif./Torrey Pines HS). The two will be splitting time behind the dish, with Hernandez boasting a plus bat and will step in to DH as well. Last season Hernandez hit .286 and drove in 15 runs. He played for the Orleans Firebirds in the Cape Cod League last summer, earning an All-Star nod and winning the Manny Robello 10th Player Award, given to the player who performs above and beyond expectations. Stubbs has been swinging the bat well from the left side as of late. After playing in the Alaska League last summer, Stubbs was named the 23rd best prospect in the highly competitive league by Perfect Game USA.
TAKING THE BALL-- The Trojans have a young starting pitching core, and heading into opening weekend, the three projected starters have a combined two collegiate starts. All of those starts belong to Friday starter Bob Wheatley(Villa Park, Calif./Orange Lutheran HS), which came in 2012. His first start came on April 12 vs. Pepperdine, where he went 3.0 innings, allowing no hits and striking out three. His second start came vs. Washington on May 6, where he went 5.0 innings, allowing five hits, but no runs, while striking out just one. So far on the season, Wheatley is 1-1 with a 1.47 ERA. He has looked strong through 18.1 innings and three starts, striking out 10 and only allowing three earned runs.
Wyatt Strahan (Villa Park, Calif./Villa Park HS), Saturday's projected starter boasted 22 appearances as a freshman last season , second-most on the squad behind the left-handed specialist who had 29. He finished 3-3 with two saves and a 1.37 ERA through 26.1 innings pitched. So far this season, Strahan has impressed in his new starting role. He has two no-decisions, but leads the team with 11 strikeouts through 11.1 innings. He boasts a 1.59 ERA. Last week he no-hit Cal State Northridge through the first 4.2 innings on the road. Freshman LHP Kyle Twomey(Placentia, Calif./El Dorado HS) enters the season as the Sunday starter after an impressive fall camp with the Trojans. He was selected in the 3rd round of the 2012 Major League Draft by the Oakland A's. He is now 1-1 on the year and tallied a complete game in just his second career start. He has a 5.62 ERA and is second on the team with 11 strikeouts.
FRESHMAN STEPPING UP -- The Trojans will be looking towards a strong crop of freshman in 2013 to really play key roles this season. The class, featuring Twomey and Timmy Robinson (Huntington Beach, Calif./Ocean View HS), both MLB draft picks out of high school, was ranked No. 19 nationally by Baseball America. Blake Lacey (Fresno, Calif./Clovis West HS) and Reggie Southall (Gardena, Calif./Junipero Serra HS) are up-and-coming middle infielders for the Trojans, while Vahn Bozoian (Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala HS) and Turner Clouse (Fountain Valley, Calif./Fountain Valley HS) will look to contribute in the outfield. On the mound, the Trojans have junior college transfer LHP Sean Silva (Clovis, Calif./Clovis HS) and true freshman lefties Marc Huberman(Los Angeles/Hamilton HS) and Sean Alder (Chatsworth, Calif./Sierra Canyon).
MAKING THE RETURN -- Redshirt senior outfielder Greg Zebrack(Northridge, Calif./Campbell Hall/UPenn) returns to USC after playing for the Trojans as a true freshman in 2008-09. As a true freshman he appeared in 21 games, making five starts. He then transferred to UPenn, and after sitting out the 2009-10 season due to transfer rules, Zebrack appeared in 78 games, earning All-Ivy League and All-Big Five honors as a redshirt sophomore in 2010-11 and a redshirt junior in 2011-12. During his time as a Quaker, Zebrack led the team in many offensive categories. Last season he batted .343 and led the team in on-base percentage (.448), slugging percentage (.657), RBI (28), runs (34), stolen bases (10), doubles (18) and home runs (7).
BROTHERLY LOVE -- The Trojans boast two sets of brothers on their roster, with the Aguirre brothers, senior J.R. Aguirre (Palos Verdes Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes HS) and freshman Carl Aguirre (Palos Verdes Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes HS) and the Wheatley brothers junior Bob Wheatley (Villa Park, Calif./Orange Lutheran HS) and Brent Wheatley(Villa Park, Calif./Orange Lutheran HS). Both Aguirre brothers favor play in the outfield, although Carl is a versatile utility player, while the Wheatleys prefer the mound. Bob is a lefty, however, while Brent is a righty.
SUMMER FUN -- The Trojans spread across the country to play summer baseball, and brought home many accolades to Troy. Competing in the Alaska League for the Peninsula Oilers was sophomore pitcher Nigel Nootbaar (El Segundo, Calif./El Segundo HS). He appeared in 13 games, compiling a 3-3 record with a 3.41 ERA in 31.2 innings pitched. He tallied 35 strikeouts, good for second on the team. Touted as potentially the most athletic player in the league, the switch-hitting Nootbaar also played 17 games at third base, collecting 10 hits and driving in two runs. Both Baseball America and Perfect Game ranked Nootbaar was the third-best prospect in the Alaska League, and he also competed in the Alaska League All-Star Team. Junior catcher Jake Hernandez (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Los Osos HS) made his mark in the Cape Cod League, suiting up for the Orleans Firebirds. Hernandez was named a Cape League All-Star, starting for the East squad and earned the league's Manny Robello 10th Player Award, given to the player who performs above and beyond expectations. Named after long-time volunteer Manny Robello, who served as the director of both the Cape League and the Cotuit Athletic Association, the award recognizes a player in the league who shows the highest level of continuous leadership and dedication throughout the length of the season. Hernandez played in 33 games, hitting .239 and driving in 19 runs, while showing some pop with five home runs and five doubles. He was joined by James Roberts (Cupertino, Calif./Archbishop Mitty), who suited up for the Cotuit Kettleers and batted .306 with 25 RBIs , and Dante Flores(Norwalk, Calif./St. John Bosco HS) of the Chatham Anglers, where he appeared in 20 games and drove in three runs.
MAKING THE GRADES -- Academics is highly important at USC, and five Trojans last season earned All-Academic Pac-12 honors. The only returner of the five is junior third baseman Kevin Swick (La Canda, Calif./Loyola HS), who boasts a 3.77 GPA as a business administration major. Interested in finance, Swick held an internship in Alaska while he played summer ball for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots. The other four Trojans all graduated and earned their degrees last season. Redshirt senior transfer Greg Zebrack(Northridge, Calif./Campbell Hall/UPenn) comes back to Troy with a B.A. in communication and commerce, and is currently a graduate student working on his MBA at USC. While at UPenn he earned All-Academic Big Five and Ivy League honors. He had a 3.4 GPA as a undegrad, and also earned that in his MBA program so far.
DEDEAUX FIELD DEDICATIONS -- Prior to the start of the 2011 season, the scoreboard at Dedeaux Field was renamed the Mike Gillespie Scoreboard in honor of former USC player and head coach Mike Gillespie (now the head coach at UC Irvine). Gillespie, who was a player on USC's 1961 national championship, spent 20 seasons as USC's head coach (1987-2006). He led USC as head coach to the 1998 national championship, as well as four trips to the College World Series during his tenure. The batting cages were renamed for the Boone Family, in honor of the Boone family that included former USC players Aaron and Bret Boone. The Boone family became the first family in baseball history to send three generations to the major league All-Star Game (grandfather, Ray, and father, Bob). Bret Boone played at USC from 1988-90 while his brother Aaron played at USC from 1992-94. Both played in the 2003 All-Star Game as a total of five former Trojans (Geoff Jenkins, Barry Zito and Mark Prior) participated in the game.
OPERATION: OMAHA -- From 1948 to 1978, USC dominated the world of college baseball with 11 national championships in 17 appearances at the College World Series (the 1948 CWS was held in Kalamazoo, Mich., with the CWS moving to Omaha, Neb., in 1949). After the 1978 season, the Trojans went through a drought and did not return to Omaha until 1995, when Troy reached the national championship game. Since 1995, the Trojans have made four trips to Omaha (1995-1998-2000-2001), winning their 12th CWS title in 1998. USC has the second-most wins (74) at the CWS and is tied for third for most appearances (21).
THE "OTHER" HALLS OF FAME -- Former USC pitcher Tom Seaver was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1992 with a 98.8% vote, which remains the highest percentage ever for an inducted member. In the summer of 2006, legendary coach Rod Dedeaux (who passed away on January 5, 2006) was a member of the inaugural class for the College Baseball Hall of Fame in Lubbock, Texas. Another USC addition was made in 2007 when former outfielder Fred Lynn is inducted. He appeared on three consecutive USC national championship squads (1971, 1972 and 1973) and had a career .320 average with 28 home runs and 111 RBI. He also earned 1971 All-College World Series honors for the Trojans.
TROJAN BASEBALL HALL OF FAME -- On Feb. 1, 2003, the USC Baseball Hall of Fame opened to the public for the first time. The Hall of Fame was the final part of a $4 million Dedeaux Field renovation project that included a new locker room, seating pavilion on the first base side and stadium seating. All 12 national championship trophies are permanently displayed as well as the awards won by former Trojan pitcher Mark Priorduring his 2001 national player of the year season. Prior made a sizable donation to help complete the project. The major league uniforms of former Trojans are also on display.
CHANGES --At the helm for the Trojans will be first-year head coach Dan Hubbs, who was named to the position on Wednesday, Feb. 13, by athletic director Pat Haden after two-year head coach Frank Cruz was terminated for knowingly violating NCAA Countable Athletically-Related Activities limitations within the program. Those CARA rules restrict the number of hours student-athletes can spend in activities directed by or supervised by the coaching staff. In addition, the University has self-imposed a reduction in the number of practice session hours for the USC baseball team this season and next year. USC has alerted the NCAA and Pac-12 of the infraction and the University-imposed actions.


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We assume that many of our readers will be interested in the declaration of the G8 summit in Heiligendamm (Germany), which was agreed yesterday by the leaders of the G8 countries. We therefore document the key passages on climate change below. As usual we refrain from a political analysis, but as scientists we note that it is rewarding to see that the results of climate science are fully acknowledged by the heads of state.
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48. We take note of and are concerned about the recent UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports. The most recent report concluded both, that global temperatures are rising, that this is caused largely by human activities and, in addition,that for increases in global average temperature, there are projected to be major changes in ecosystem structure and function with predominantly negative consequences for biodiversity and ecosystems, e.g. water and food supply.
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49. We are therefore committed to taking strong and early action to tackle climate change in order to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system. Taking into account the scientific knowledge as represented in the recent IPCC reports, global greenhouse gas emissions must stop rising, followed by substantial global emission reductions. In setting a global goal for emissions reductions in the process we have agreed today involving all major emitters, we will consider seriously the decisions made by the European Union, Canada and Japan which include at least a halving of global emissions by 2050. We commit to achieving these goals and invite the major emerging economies to join us in this endeavour.
50. As climate change is a global problem, the response to it needs to be international. We welcome the wide range of existing activities both in industrialised and developing countries. We share a long-term vision and agree on the need for frameworks that will accelerate action over the next decade. Complementary national, regional and global policy frameworks that co-ordinate rather than compete with each other will strengthen the effectiveness of the measures. Such frameworks must address not only climate change but also energy security, economic growth, and sustainable development objectives in an integrated approach. They will provide important orientation for the necessary future investment decisions.
51. We stress that further action should be based on the UNFCCC principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities. We reaffirm, as G8 leaders, our responsibility to act. We acknowledge the continuing leadership role that developed economies have to play in any future climate change efforts to reduce global emissions, so that all countries undertake effective climate commitments tailored to their particular situations. We recognise however, that the efforts of developed economies will not be sufficient and that new approaches for contributions by other countries are needed. Against this background, we invite notably the emerging economies to address the increase in their emissions by reducing the carbon intensity of their economic development. Action of emerging economies could take several forms, such as sustainable development policies and measures, an improved and strengthened clean development mechanism, the setting up of plans for the sectors that generate most pollution so as to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions compared with a business as usual scenario.
52. We acknowledge that the UN climate process is the appropriate forum for negotiating future global action on climate change. We are committed to moving forward in that forum and call on all parties to actively and constructively participate in the UN Climate Change Conference in Indonesia in December 2007 with a view to achieving a comprehensive post 2012-agreement (post Kyoto-agreement) that should include all major emitters.
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A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
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i understand wintertime. im just wondering about summertime when it gets real hot. i like gold star top bar hive where she has a screen and a board for vent. think thats how im going to make it.
The brood nest has to be 93 F. No more. When it's 110 F outside, that means they have to cool it by evaporating water and controlling the air flow. Do you leave the door open when the air conditioner is running?
>But Michael, air conditioners and evaporative coolers are two different things....Yes.>you've gotta have ventilation with evaporative coolers or you end up with a very humid mess.Yes, but with too much ventilation you will always end up with the same temperature as outside or, due to the sun and heat from the bees, hotter. You CANNOT keep it cooler than outside (which is necessary if the tempearture outside is above 93 F) if you have too much ventilation. You also cannot keep it cool if you have too little ventilation.
.Try to cool a car windows open in hot weather.i use solid bottom and a 10 x 1 cm main entrance + upper entrance 1.5 cm .In Langstroth that is 5% that of mesh floor area.During main yield period openings must be wider.Where the 95% ventilation is needed outside of main yield period?I look the need of ventilation from number of ventilating bees..
>They have no control over ventilation. Ahhh, but they do, if there isn't too much. Huber's research showed that ventilation was less with more openings than the standard one (this was in a skep, not a Langstroth and there was no top entrance), so I think having the entrances such that the bees can CONTROL the ventilation is more important than having a lot of opening. Bees fan to control ventilation. They control the actual path of the air as well as the volume with fanning bees.


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, over 2,000 Volts were sold during the month, surpassing the previous high of 1,529 units in December 2011. GM also claims that it sold over 100,000 vehicles during the month that have an EPA rating of 30 mpg or better. Rather conveniently, GM only cites the highway rating instead of the combined rating to reach that 100,000 figure -- the EPA combined rating takes into account both city and highway fuel economy and is closer to what most drivers will see in the real world.
"GM's strategic investments in four-cylinder and turbocharged engines, advanced transmissions and vehicle electrification have been very well timed," said Mark Reuss, president of GM North America. "Three years ago, about 16 percent of the vehicles GM sold achieved at least 30 mpg on the highway. Today, that number is about 40 percent, and we have more new fuel-economy leaders on the way."
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"I can't wait to move there full time once I graduate from grad school," said Brandon Discenza '12, an accounting major who interned at PwC and received a job offer there once he completes his MBA at Ithaca next spring.
Andrew SteedmanA '13, a business administration major, interned at Madison Square Garden in the office of the president of MSG Sports. "For Ithaca, an upstate school, to offer a unique program like this is amazing," he said.
They were among five accounting seniors and two business administration/marketing juniors who joined 15 students from the Park School of Communications for the first ICNYC semester, which includes a six-credit internship and at least six credits of coursework. The business internships were at PwC, MSG, and NBC.
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"The NYC program balances classroom learning with hands-on experience in a city that many of our students hope to work in after they graduate," said Jessie Stone He, the school's professional development coordinator. A 150-hour internship spanning the semester provides students an intensive experience and allows them to build a professional network to help them in their job search, she said.
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All School of Business students can make use of the alumni and corporate contacts developed through ICNYC, said Howard. Through Steedman's internship at Madison Square Garden, 20 other business students visiting New York City networked with two young graduates working at the Garden.
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A master kit , a new band, some bushings, filter will cost under 200 bucks.
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ATSG service manual is good. I also referred to a Haynes Automatic rebuild manual when I did my first one.
Use a core 1988 and up. Not a big deal as you'll need a new convertor anyways.
You can make yourself alot of the tools you need.
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hey guys, so we have a 1982 c10 with a 305 in it and it has a 700r4 behind that. a few years ago the tranny went out and we havent played with it since, it got parked in the back yard and left for dead ( kinda )
i also have a 89 c1500 that has a 700r4, so im stuck in the middle
ive been told 700r4 trannys are very very difficult to work with and they require tons of tools just to work on them,some people have said the good kits cost $500 and the tools are up to another $3-400 aswell
now i would love to rebuild the 700r4 even if its a 8!tCh to redo, just so i have the overdrive. my pickle starts when i consider the fact i have a suburban with a th400 in it, and ive been told the th400s are the way to go with near bullet proof construction. but with the parts to convert from 700r4 to th400, i can spend a little more and get the tools for the 700r4
both the suburban and c1500 are expecting tranny failure soon being the age and wear on the tranny,( assuming itl happen unexpectedly ) if i buckle down and aquire the knowledge and tools for the 700r4, i can convert the suburban ( since its my toy ) when it happens
so, can any guru out there clarify a few things for me ? best kits for th400 and 700r4, tools required for doing them. best manuals to purchase??? i have a guy here who will rebuild my th400 for $600 kit included and or help me out if i run into a snag, he does however, Not like 700r4 trannys nor know much about them.
i found a few threads about rebuilding them and some tools required, but post following them were contradicting.
i have 1 th400 core and one 700r4 core,i can get either or ready to without completly killing the truck and making it a crazy rush to get it done.
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As I looked around, I found titanium, 4140, 7075, 6061 and a number of other 80% receivers. I also found something (most of you know what this means but I do not!) that was called an 80%+2% receiver. I found the list of exact screws and taps and I found the approx screws and taps to the metric ten thousandth.
I thought by researching, I would find the info that I needed to make a good start at an 80% AR lower, but I have become a great deal confused at what I need to begin the process of the lower. I do want to build an M4 and an AR10, and I really would like to know the real basics on what I need to begin.
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If it's the legislative session in Utah, you get GRAMA WATCH. For the second year running, the Utah Media Coalition has gathered this group to examine bills coming out of the Utah Legislature for their effects on open government.
GRAMA WATCH was born out of the ashes of the HB477 battle in 2011, when legislators eviscerated the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA), only to reverse themselves when the citizenry took to protests and petitions demanding that reversal.
The GRAMA WATCH team reviews and rates legislation for its transparency, assigning a "bright light" to a bill that benefits open government, a "lights out" to a bill that works against openness, or a "pale light" if the bill has a neutral effect.
In 2012, the group rated 13 pieces of legislation, and Utah legislators followed the group's recommendations on eight of those bills.
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Premier League Darts
Awesome from Two, 17/02/15
Great night atmosphere was electric glad we were near the front, cant Waite for next year hope we get even better tickets .
Kaiser Chiefs
Great night from Paul, 17/02/15
Really impressed with venue. Paid extra for the luxury experience as a present for my wife. Warm greeting from staff and nice touch with welcome glass of bubbly. Great to be able to relax in comfortable seated area before gig, meal provided was good. Arena layout very good and great view from seats, entrance/exit really good. Great that experience allows you to go back into lounge at end of show to give time for crowd to disperse. Now to the band, Chiefs were great again, really got crowd going and lighting/effects very good. Would recommend paying extra for the experience.
Kaiser Chiefs
Entertaining and Creative but ruine... from Jo WW, 16/02/15
Really took some getting into following the support act hence the good rating. They kind of set the mood for me and it wasnt a good one, I wasnt expecting anything overly special but words cannot describe how annoying & repetative they were with some weird computerised/monotone voice intended to replicate old fashioned radio/tv broadcasting, had they at least made the effort to involve the crowd personally by actual speaking themselves or attempting vocals themselves it would have been a little more bearable. I was actually at the point where I just wanted to walk out. Once the Kaiser Chiefs came on it took me sometime for my ears to recover from the support act and my mood to lift. With the Kaisers one or two performaces and involving crowds were almost identical to when I saw them at a festival last year which was a bit predictable from my point of view. The sound and lighting was really good and obviously the songs themselves were performed brilliantly as expected, I also liked the creativity towards the end with the mock backstage roasting. The atmosphere when I predict a riot came on made the hairs on the back of your neck stand up!
Kaiser Chiefs
Excellent gig! from Becandjo, 16/02/15
Loved every minute of this gig from start to finish - amazing live performance and can not believe the energy Ricky puts into his performance. Fantastic concert from the very start to the rocking finish!
The Who
Who can beat this performance at Le... from Mouse, 02/01/15
A stunning concert from The Who at Leeds First Direct Arena. The sound was simply stunning as was the standard of performance. This arena is a truly world class venue which Leeds has needed for so very long, its a pleasure to visit it. The only complaint I have is that the video screens at either side of the stage are simply too small for such a huge venue. Come on Leeds City Council and Leeds Arena Management sort this out please and give the audience some larger video screens to watch which dont cause eye strain. You have a world class venue on your hands which is being spoilt by second class video screens, that seems a bit mad to me.
Bryan Adams
Brilliant staff from Mrs Betty Morgan, 10/12/14
Brilliant from start to finish. I was in a wheel chair and it was my first visit but no worries the staff just made me feel great everyone was so helpful to my daughter and myself in fact your staff were as great asBryan Adams thank you cant wait for my next visit.
Il Divo
Excellent Service But Bigger Arena ... from John & Christine, 10/12/14
Excellent Service from ordering the tickets online right through to all information re parking nearby etc, our only complaint would be that the arena screens were just too small which was a pity, ( I forgot to bring my Binoculars ! lol ). Didnt get Emails / Info on Michael Buble though, as would have gone if Id have known. Excellent Sevice, will use again, Many Thanks for a great expeience.
Bryan Adams
A great event from Eddie Ridgment, 03/12/14
Although Leeds wouldnt have normally been my first choice as we live near Preston Lancs we had a really great time at the First Direct Arena. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Bryan Adams was terrific an night to remember for sure
Bryan Adams
Immense Concert from Polly, 03/12/14
Bryan and his band were amazing. His voice is so much better in the flesh (as it were). He was so lovely too, interacting with the audience in a very understated but funny way. We loved it.
James Blunt
Great show from Mitty, 01/12/14
James gave a great performance, although his use of bad language was not necessary and was commented upon by many at the event. The Dunwells gave a good show and we would see them again. Seats 17 and 18 on row F black 213 had bad visibility as the safety rails completely blocked the view of the artists. This seat should be flagged as restricted visibility.
James Blunt
Absolutely Superb from Shirley, 01/12/14
I really enjoyed the concert, the stage and lighting effects were superb. James performed with so much energy and passion in his songs. He has a wonderful sense of humour. I loved every minute of it, it was great singing along and the entire audience were on their feet for the last few songs. He ran up the aisle and down the next one during the performance and he touched my hand has he ran past, which was magical for me. I love his songs and his voice is amazing. A very special evening.
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators
OUTSTANDING from Yas, 01/12/14
The best concert Ive been to. Artist was amazing, venue was superb! Slash ROCKED! All seats seemed to have a great view, Myles performed some of the new album tracks as well as some classics. Great value for money, cant wait to see them again!
James Blunt
James Blunt in Leeds from Andy, 01/12/14
Brilliant! What a fantastic entertainer, with a great voice, superb playing of the instruments and well backed by his team on stage. Lighting and effects made for a brilliant evenings entertainment.
Bryan Adams
Reckless Tour from Jason, 01/12/14
I thought this concert would be pretty good - I was wrong - it was very, very good. Excellent tracks from a fantastic back catalogue, sound was spot on. Good use of lighting and video screens, very professional presentation. Bryan really good at connecting with the audience. This band rocks!!!!!
Bryan Adams
Brilliant show! from Daveo, 01/12/14
We had a fantastic time at the arena watching Bryan Adams last Tuesday he played several tracks from his restless album during the first half of the show and then proceeded to play all his hit records from his extensive back catalogue. He had the audience cheering and singing along to most of his most popular tracks. A great night for everyone.
Bryan Adams
Awesome!! from Rachael Marshall, 01/12/14
This has to be one of the best concerts I have ever been to! The sound quality and the venue ( First Direct Arena in Leeds) was superb! Bryan was absolutely amazing, he never stopped, he completely rocked. However, the crowd were the most boring I have seen. My friend and I had to move seats as no one else wanted to stand. I know we had seats, but this was a ROCK concert, and I cant understand how anyone can remain sat down when he is rocking those songs out! Thankfully we were able to move, otherwise this wouldve completely spoiled our experience. I cant wait to see him perform again, such talent!
James Blunt
a good time was had by all from paul, 01/12/14
we saw James Blunt at first direct arena he was as always brilliant he always delivers. Saw him in the summer at Manchester too such easy listening.
Bryan Adams
We are all in Heaven ! from gary58, 01/12/14
Bryan Adams and his excellent band provided the audience with a wonderful evenings worth of entertainment on his latest tour which celebrates the 30th Anniverssary of his classic album Reckless ....the album in its entirity opened the show and that was followed by a further hour of his greatest hits....Brilliant from start to finish......BA just gets better with age !!
Bryan Adams
Fantastic!!! from Redboroboy, 01/12/14
Bryan Adams and the band gave a performance to remember with songs from their Reckless album which had the audience on their feet clapping dancing and singing.It was a joy to be there I wish everything in life was such good value for money.Everyone went home very happy.Thanks for a great night.
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators
Fan-bloody-tastic from Hotellover18, 01/12/14
Great show, sound really good. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening. Venue clean, plenty of helpful staff around.