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Fender well headers are far from ideal also. Steam! from the rain/road water makes for interesting moments. In my climate snow/slush still packs up into the well even tho the pipes are hot. tends to rot out the pipes. Engine gets drowned from the header exit holes.
Back in the day. I ran the drag the pavement, low to clear the front end parts, headers. Thats what we had..
An old style "T" bucket with outside pipes down about six inches from the top of the bucket.. Still have the left inner arm burn scars
Also the burn the back of your legs. Kustom Equipment Co. outside the rocker panel full length 4" tubes. BBC in a 65 442 Olds.
Tighten the flanges/paint the pipes was weekly maintainence. Winter. Frozen lines and carburetors from bad/cobbled heat choke stoves was norm.
|Headers are a pain but their still step one in any serious hop-up. Every thing else you can do (cam,induction,ignition) works better with headers and free flowing exhaust. I'm pretty sure that the manifolds on newer vehicles flow pretty good but I don't think they'll beat full length headers.
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|I have had good luck with Sanderson Brand headers. They have a thicker flange and fit OK, but still nothing to write home about. Sanderson also makes a cast iron manifold but they are very expensive, about $425-450. From now on I will use factory cast iron manifolds with dual exhaust, for the trade off in performance they work well with no headaches of tubular headers. Below 5000 rpm I think the tradeoff between performance versus reliability is worth it.
my header experience includes a pair i had jet hot coated then installed them on my 84 blazer[ the one thats currently in more pieces than even chuck can put back together!]after running them about two years with lots of serious offroad use,mud cooked on etc. ,as well as being driven 4/5 times aweek i tore the whole mess aPART TO DO IT AGAIN!aka the marquis de masochist[is that right?]anyway the jethot coated headers had enough grunge[chuck told me that grunge is 1 part dirt/1 1/2 parts street oil/a lot o' parts heat/some parts oil coming out of that engine[is that right chuck?or is it motor?] that in spite of heroic efforts on your part still leaks like a sieve! man ! those things were nasty. so i sprayed them with some autostrip ,let them set a few, then washed them off with a water hose and they looked like the day i got them back from jethot!!NOTTT!!! just kidding , i did spray them wit autostrip but then i had to scrub them with 4/0steel wool till my hands bled[hey! this was two years of offroading!]that is to say about an hour and voila! they looked great!,not freshly coated ,but great! i heartily recommend a coating like jethot[i had mine done inside and out] your investment will be around a lot longer.see ya! jimm p.s. i've seen other coatings [hpc,ete.] they look the same to me,just dont know about the longevity but probably all are created equal!
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|Agree, but what's the alternative? You will probably be best served, if you want the performance to buy the better name brands. Some are just made better...Sanderson comes to mind. Or maybe you are thinking about raising your car....no. A lot of hotrod stuff is just not practical. This is why your neighbor isn't interested in doing this.
Yes I too have had some lousy experiences with headers. I finally just decided to use manifolds for street use when I can. I have had z-bar clearance problems on older Fords with clutches, leak issues, premature rust through, etc., etc.. What works nice on a windsor is a factory performance manifold from ford motorsports, looks like a shorty header and bolts to front pipes like stock manifolds. Headers are nice but unless we're talking serious machine or something going to the track every weekend I'll stick with manifolds. I opened up my front pipes to 2 1/2 inches into a pair of flowmasters, over the rear end, then to 3 inch out the back, with manifolds. Sounds great, never leaks, and that little 302 has no problem smokin' the tires and chirpin' second out of a C4 trans. Just another opinion.
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I've had goo experiences with hedders but mostly bad. Stock exhaust manifolds are good if you get the right ones. I'm building my own hedders for my current project: a 401 Buick Nailhead in a 51 gmc pickup truck. But the truck is far from stock, having a jag XJ6 front suspension that buick motor and well, my own design frame.
Anyway, equal length, the correct diameter, smooth flowing tubes with enough spacing for the spark plugs, routed away from all the bumps ie: steering column, rack, starter, block fenderwells and frame rails, i'll write you all about my masochistic design and fabrication. If I'm really smart I'll take pictures.
Here's a tip:
Use oem exhaust donuts between the collector and the rest of the system in place of the flat p.o.s. gaskets
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You sure hit the nail on the head with that one Jim, I too have had numerous problems with headers. Here are some of the things I have done to solve some of them.
-Leaks, after finally having enough of header exhaust flange leaks on my 69 Mustang (the drivers side was an absolute nightmare to replace) I finally removed them and cut off the flange and fabricated some 5/8" thick ones using the originals as templates, this completely solved the leaks and I then went to a reusable copper gasket. Funny thing happened as a side effect the bolts no longer loosened up with normal use?!
-Low ground clearance, After dragging around those headers for one winter and freezing the carb and air filter from the steam more than once I put on a skid plate, not pretty but it saved them from certain destruction. There was just no room for a full length header on this car and having them under the car was not ideal. After I had seen a friends Dodge Dart with fender well headers, I now think this is the ideal solution, to bad not many MFG's make them.
-Noise, At first the sound of headers under the hood was a novelty but after a while it became an annoyance, the under hood heat was a major problem as well. The belts and hoses seemed to need replacing regularily from the heat bake. Those header blankets seem like a good idea although I have not used one before, the wrap type over insulate the steel and the carbon in the steel is consumed leading to brittle fracture from decarbonization. The stainless steel versions are better in this regard but still not immune. I have heard nothing but great reviews from people who had their headers Jet Hot coated and if I buy another set of quality headers they will get this treatment after the flange modification.
I now consider a set of headers an unfinished product that requires finishing before I am satisfied with them, I wish you luck with your next set.
|anytime I install headders I check for road clearence,if I dont like it I take them right off and get another set,when I get a set that fits good I weld the collectors to the exhaust.I've had headders on everything with no problems except a mid 80s T/A(an abandoned project because of the exhaust).Remember headders a just tubes and dont last forever. Much care in the installation is what matters.If they don't fit don't use them.For the starter problem try a small air duct to bring cool air in while driving
|Jim Weeks
What has been your experience with headers compaired to stock exhaust manifolds??
I have had three cars with headers and I have had bad experiences with all three of them.
The first car I had was a 66 Mustang. It had stock manifold with a single exhaust pipe. I converted over to dual exhaust pipes and the difference was astounding. Later, I installed headers and from 0 to 50 mph the performance was about the same. I really didn't notice and exceleration increase until after 50 mph on top end. The headers hung so low every time a hit a dip in the road the headers would bang on the pavement, so it was very stressfull. (This was all you could get in the early 70's) Eventually took the headers off and replaced them with the stock manifolds.
The second car was a Corvette with headers and side pipes. The headers came apart after 2 years of normal use and leaked around the collector. Nothing buy trouble, again replaced them with stock manifolds.
The third car is a model A with a 327 V-8. I put the block huggers in to avoid the road clearance problems, and bought the heavy 16 gauge tubing to avoid blow outs. Surely I will have no trouble with this set up. WRONG The headers came close to the starter which overheated and would not start the car after you drove for about 45 minutes. I had to install a remote starter selenoid just to start the car and I still have to replace the starter every 3 or 4 years because it is slowly getting fried even with a heat shield.
I would like to hear about the experiences our other members have had good or bad with headers on a daily driver????
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Martemchik & Lhczth: What fantastic posts!
Anyone new to Schutzhund trials (like myself) should read the following two posts to gain insight into the U.S. Schutzhund culture. In particular, why there are club trials and how they are run, and why there are Regional and National trials and where they are conducted.
On a personal note, although I wasn't able to attend the Northwest Regional Trials due to catching the flu the day before, it certainly explains why the organizers moved the starting time to the bleary eye-ed pre-dawn time of 6:00 am. They were PROTECTING THE DOGS from the expected heat (and also the smoke from a nearby huge California fire.)
The reason you go to nationals is that due to the "sliding scoring" system...a 290+ at nationals means A LOT more than a 290+ at a club trial. It gets your dog out there, your dog is noticed by the people at the top of the sport. If you are a breeder or a stud dog owner, demand for your dogs will increase. You'll get requests from all over the United States and that's the way we keep the genetics of our breed at least some what changing.
Too many breeders use local stock. Some get lucky and have someone in their region import a dog, or buy a dog from a breeder across the country that turns into a good stud dog...then they can get something different into their lines. But all in all, a lot stay local. Which isn't the best for our breed. National and world events give people and dogs a stage to impress a lot of people from many different areas of the country.
You also want to hold trials in temperate climates. Dogs and handlers get tired really quick in 80+ degree weather. So they like to hold national events in areas where you'll get moderate temperature. Also...you don't have to compete with tourism for hotel rooms...which brings costs down a lot for the competitors. I'm looking at going to nationals and my hotel will cost me less than $50 a night (possibly less due to connections). Imagine what I'd have to pay in a large city like Miami or New Orleans. I probably wouldn't go just to watch. And the goal of the host club should be to get as many people there as possible to buy stuff and spend their cash!
USCA rules require our clubs to host a trial every other year. On the off years we can host a conformation show or a sanctioned helper seminar/classification (both also cost money to host and run). Clubs should want to host a trial and most hold at least one trial a year. Trials, though, are expensive.
No, club trials are for club members so there is no reason why people can't trial in their own trials. Many clubs bring in the judges they like though USCA requires that in order to use the same judge the following year, there must be a trial with a different judge in between. Some clubs bring in SV or foreign judges. Some like to use only USCA judges. Many clubs find judges that they enjoy hosting though I have found some of the most fun judges also have the sharpest pencils.
Most clubs would not want to trial under a club member or someone they train with regularly. I know my old club had a judge/member at one point (one of the founders of the club) and he never judged our trial. Not sure if this is a rule, just not done or because we all knew how tough he was and didn't want to trial under him. I would have to ask.
Steve: The link seems to be the right one, but I couldn't find the list.
Stupid question: Why does every club have to hold a trial? Is there a rule about supplying non-club judges or against competing in you own club's trial? The 270 rule would seem a bit incestuous otherwise.
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|Menlo, probably 6 or so. So County combined with some other clubs, 3 or 4. Every club has to have 1. Joel Monroe's club in the valley looks like they have a pretty good amount. You can go to germanshepherddog.com and find them listed there Stuart.
Holland: Thanks. I wouldn't have guessed from the name, North County Schutzhund Club, that it is actually in deep Southern California. What I still don't get is why she (or Deleta for the Nationals) would travel such long distances to attend trials.
Martemchik: Sarcasm? No. Weak humor? Yes. (I give my friend from Madison, Wisconsin a bad time too although I note he lives here now.) As I mentioned to Holland, I still don't quite understand. When we went to the AKC Western Obedience trials in Portland, Oregon almost 30 years ago, we principally went for the fun of it. Is that why most teams go? Teresa Cowart (the High In Trial) traveled almost as far as we did to attend a trial that wasn't even in her Region.
West Coast Forum Members: What's a decent guess-estimate of the number of IPO Trials in the West Coast yearly?
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Why would Deleta want to pay to go to Cleveland in November?! Miami or New Orleans I might understand, but Cleveland in November?!
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I thought I had set it up to get an email when anyone posted to this thread but I only got one email saying lhczth had posted a reply so I'm a bit stunned by how much posting my little question evoked.
Okay, so 270 is the magic number, but would someone please explain why the High In Trial did not win (placercountyschutzhundclub.com/results) or even place?!
Deleta with Jamie's brother, Ingo, did score 276 and is (now?) an IPO3 so she can go to the Nationals. As a couple of members have suggested, would it be worth the time and money considering that Ingo only scored a 276? And, where are the Nationals going to be held?
Why would Deleta want to pay to go to Cleveland in November?! Miami or New Orleans I might understand, but Cleveland in November?!
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|Nationals is right outside of Cleveland this year. Nov 5-9. The actual trial is going on Friday through Sunday.
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Don't let the title of this book deceive you! Firstly, "Complete" does NOT mean it is an exhaustive, highly-technical reference of the FreeBSD operating system, containing tons of printed man pages (as previous editions did). Rather, it provides a complete overview of FreeBSD, focusing on version 5 (many differences from FreeBSD 4.x are noted). Secondly, "from the Source" does not necessarily refer to the source code: the author is and has been part of the FreeBSD team for many years and has written the previous editions published by Walnut Creek.This book is a great guide showing both beginner (like myself) and experienced Unix users new to FreeBSD how to get the system up and running. It covers not only system administration tasks, but also the setup and configuration of nearly all of the popular ports—whether you're trying to set up a workstation or server (web, mail, file, print, firewall, etc.). For each program, the author gets you on your feet and points you in the right direction for more details. He doesn't dabble with the volatile details that might change three months later—I appreciated that. He also gives you recommendations and warnings along the way. I found the chapter on configuration files the most useful. If deciphering *.conf man files isn't exactly your cup of tea, this is for you. Lehey discusses over 50 configuration files and recommends whether you WILL need to change it, MIGHT need to change it, or SHOULD NOT change it. Everything a new FreeBSD 5 user needs is covered and explained in plain English.Pensacola Linux Users Group
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Without a doubt, "The Complete FreeBSD" by Greg Lehey is a very authoritative book. FreeBSD as an operating system has evolved from being a very simple server like OS to a very complex one that can adopted by masses. It is not very easy to keep track of all major developments in FreeBSD development community anymore. This book aims to explain all facets of the latest version of FreeBSD and does a splendid job in doing so. The intended audience of this book can be complete newbies planning to use FreeBSD for the first time who migrated from other Unix-like platforms or Microsoft and users/system administrators of FreeBSD. Also system programmers of FreeBSD who want to know various interrelationships across subsystems will benefit from his book. The book delves into pre-installation checklists, installation procedures, post-installation tips, basic housekeeping tasks, FreeBSD ports philosophy, file systems, disks, vinum volume manager, various input/output peripherals, network administration, DNS, firewalls, servers, X-Window systems, configuration files etc. That's quite a lot ! Most of the chapters or groups of chapters can be independently read. The first chapter gives an overall introduction to Unix, its timeline and position of FreeBSD in the overall hierarchy. The installation chapters guide one through the cryptic details of how to install FreeBSD as part of a dual boot system and make the task appear simple. This is very helpful to beginners, who often tend to install new operating systems as dual boot systems because if something goes wrong they can go back to the original operating system. In this regard, the author guides readers through sharing disks, explaining some Microsoft oddities etc. The author explains detailed instructions for configuring keyboards, mice, X windows, and the all nine yards of the process. After reading the first six chapters, readers should go and get the latest FreeBSD CD-ROMS and install on a test machine and proceed reading further chapters with trying hands on all the tasks described in the book. For running the system on a daily basis, certain essential knowledge is required. Some examples are creating user accounts, basic process management, installing packages using ports collection, file system management etc. These are explained in various chapters clearly. There is a chapter dedicated to disks and vinum volume manager. For readers interested in programming and looking into the source files, they should see the source files in the FreeBSD machines and explore them now as they read through the chapters. This process will cement the ideas deep into their minds. Burning CD's on FreeBSD system is explained in a dedicated chapter and this should make the process a breeze for those interested in burning CD's whether iso images or mp3 songs. There are four chapters delving into details of tapes, floppies, backup and printers. Configuring printers can look hard to beginners. Author gives plenty of troubleshooting tips in this regard. Chapters 17 through 20 discuss the issues pertaining to getting FreeBSD connected to the Internet and network administration tasks. Since most ISP's shun customers who are non-Microsoft, author goes into details of questions that one should ask and a checklist to be prepared is given. Whether the connection is through PPP over serial lines (through 56k modem) or PPP over Ethernet (DSL), the author gives various nuances to configure the machines properly. There are chapters on DNS, firewalls and proxies. Though the chapters are detailed, they are meant to ignite the interest in the users. Readers should go and do a detailed in-depth research on these fields (go to FreeBSD website, look at source code or read the man pages). Lots of client server applications are explained. e.g., ssh, telnet, http. Chapter 28 is dedicated to Xfree86. I would have preferred it to be much upfront in the book, This is definitely one of the area that most users stumble and some even quit because of the roadblocks presented by Xfree86. This is a must read chapters for beginners and even for somewhat experienced users. Very well presented. Last few chapters are very useful for developers and administrators. The chapter on configuration files is an invaluable asset to anybody. Anyone wishing to update the system from say, one version FreeBSD 5.0 to FreeBSD 5.1 gets all the information here. Overall, this is a wonderful book and must have for anyone running FreeBSD on their machines. This book will turn out to be a handy reference in times of need.
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'"It's going to be a tough series for us," said Paul Ranheim. "There is danger to thinking that because Roman is 3-0 it's going to be like that. I think that is why we had this bad spell at season's end. We started to rely too much on Roman to win us games. . . . Going into there today to get home-ice advantage is a huge incentive for us."'
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Start exploring the sexciting world of role-playing the moment you open the box! You get 4 velvet nylon cuffs with tethers for ankles and wrists, 1 feather tickler, 2 candles and a free satin mask! Take turns –– one minute you're in control...the next at your lover's mercy!
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Hey 4th, you gonna get in on this? I had this idea yrs ago. All you have to do is send the teenage boys that want to go into the swamps with a .22 and take care of the pythons. I'm thinking in the past, though. We could walk around all day though the neiborhoods with a gun when I was a wee little lad and folks would just smile and wave. Not these days.


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posted at 4:53 pm on February 7, 2013 by Guy Benson
CNN's Erin Burnett seemed to experience an "a-ha" moment on her program this week, as she covered the story of an unborn child killed by a drunk driver in Colorado. Because state law doesn't consider fetuses worthy of legal protection, the assailant faces no charges for ending the life of young "Brady," who was due to be born within days. Burnett couldn't contain her indignance over the injustice (via Live Action):
"That baby was 8 pounds, 2 ounces. He was going to be born in a couple of days. How could you not define that as a person? That is a viable life."
This legal blind spot scratches the surface of the larger abortion debate. Some pro-choice advocates will argue that Brady's situation is different from an abortion because his mother had chosen to keep him. But should someone's relative "wantedness" determine whether or not she counts as a human being? That's a very problematic ethical standard. Others will say that Brady was in the third trimester of life and viable outside the womb, so it's an unfair comparison because most abortions occur earlier in the gestational cycle. These are valid points, but they implicitly suggest that there is some antepartum stage at which an unborn child's right to life outweighs the right of the mother to control her own bodily sovereignty. When does that moment arrive, though? The two brightest lines on this question are conception (or implantation) and birth. "Viability" is an evolving standard that edges ever closer to conception as science and medical technology improve. The child, of course, has no say in these matters, and cannot speak in her own defense. Abortion is a complex and difficult moral question. Like most Americans, I believe that unfettered abortion at any stage of pregnancy for virtually any reason is repugnant and ought not be legal. I also don't pretend to hold the key to discerning precisely when a fetus becomes a baby, based on the standard of viability. Let's say, for argument's sake, that we settle on the date of five months. Should we then conclude that the exact same living being ought to be denied legal protection at four months and 30 days? How could we justify that seemingly arbitrary threshold, especially as technology continues to evolve. These very quandaries compel pro-lifers to err on the side of life. This has nothing to do with a "war on women." Indeed, millions more future women have been aborted than future men. It is a question of conflicting interests and human rights. Hats off to Erin Burnett for her candor on an important subject.
UPDATE – The Live Action story notes that Colorado Democrats and their allies at Planned Parenthood recently blocked an abortion-neutral bill that would have made fetal homicide a crime — thus denying legal rights to even wanted unborn children. The pro-abortion lobby and their legislative allies cannot abide any laws that recognize the humanity of these children because that might surrender an inch or two in the abortion debate. Remember, though, conservatives are the zealots on these issues.


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WASHINGTON: Republicans pushed a scaled-down farm bill through the House on Thursday, putting off a fight over food stamp spending and giving GOP leaders a victory after a decisive defeat on the larger bill last month.
Republicans faced significant opposition to the plan from Democrats, farm groups and conservative groups that threatened to use the vote against GOP members in future campaigns.
But Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., navigated his colleagues to a narrow 216-208 vote by convincing Republican members that this was the best chance to get the bill passed and erase the embarrassment of the June loss.
Any other path to passage would have most likely included concessions to Democrats who opposed the original bill.
Last month 62 Republicans voted against a broader bill after House Speaker John Boehner, R-West Chester, and Cantor supported it.
Only 12 Republicans voted against the new measure and no Democrats voted for it.
Republicans said the food stamp part of the legislation would be dealt with separately at a later date, and Cantor said after the vote that Republicans would "act with dispatch" to get that legislation to the floor. That bill is expected to make cuts much deeper than the original bill, which trimmed around 3 percent, or about $2 billion a year, from the $80 billion-a-year feeding program.
Many Republicans had said the cut wasn't enough since the program's cost has doubled in the last five years.
Democrats have opposed any cuts. The food stamp program doesn't need legislation to continue, but Congress would have to pass a bill to enact changes.
Dropping the food stamps lowers the cost of the farm bill from $100 billion a year to about $20 billion a year.
The measure passed Thursday would cut farm program spending by about $1.3 billion a year and is almost identical to the larger bill defeated last month, except for the dropped food stamp language. It includes one new provision that repeals laws from the 1930s and 1940s that kick in when current farm law expires.
Farm-state lawmakers have kept those laws on the books so there would be incentive to pass new farm bills, but the threat of outdated policies kicking in has been a headache for farmers who worry they can't depend on Congress to create new laws or extend more recent versions of the law.
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With so much discussion about Buddhism fading in Asia, and Buddhism surviving and spreading in the West, albeit with some corruptions in the Dhamma/Dharma, it was interesting to find today this vide of Ven. Ajahn Brahm in Indonesia: http://youtu.be/j84m-BXX60E
I watch his Sutta lessons that are on youtube from time to time, and it's clear he's a strong Dhamma scholar, who has successfully integrated the teachings with a very friendly, open, and even sometimes humorous means of teaching.
It will be interesting to see whether a British Bhikkhu from Australia can be a big part of reigniting a passion and dedication for the Way in Asia.


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There Are 4 fuses you can check..
Looking at the Diagram for the Bravada, It ' s a Very complex system controlled by the BCM, (Body Control Module) ..
The Fuses will be a 15 amp ECM "B", A 20 amp ECM 1, An A/C Heater Fuse 25 Amp, And A Gaug/Ins Fuse..
The BCM controls those two Electrical functions so If it's out, they (as well as some other functions you haven't noticed yet) Will be out..
Try the fuses first, and see if they cure the problem, If not, you'll have to bring it back and let them work their magic on it..(unless you want a course in advanced Electronics.)
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I picked up the car today from the mechanic who did the AC & the hose and NOW the speedometer (which is digital) will not come on at all. My question is could it be a fuse, or a loose wire? or are we talking more money for a speedometer sensor?
This car has been to 3 mechanics in the last 6 months. getting tired of getting the run around.
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I'm considering making up a chest display and wanted to run it by the group before going off in the wrong direction. The main thing is that I need a smaller one for my kid's costume so I kind of have to do it myself. I came across these really tiny displays that look just about the right size. So, I'm getting jazzed to do it.
7S-1, Super Tiny 7 Segment LED Display, Red, Common Anode, RH DP 7S-1 - All Spectrum Electronics
I've searched around a bit and only came across the TK409 display. I'm pretty sure I can build the circuit for that pattern but I wanted to check and see if this is the exact pattern the production suit uses. Does anyone have an example of what the actual display does? If I'm going to spend the time on it, I'd like to make sure it's right. If it's exactly what the TK409 one is, that should be a piece of cake.
Once I get this done, I'll post all the information - parts list, video, schematic, PC board printout and some instructions. Who knows, maybe even offer pre-made boards or something. The parts would be peanuts - less than $20 I'd say minus the PC board printing chemicals. This site has been so much help so far, I'm hoping I can throw something into the mix. I did logic design in school and built circuits and printed circuit boards and still have my kit with basic parts and a breadboard. I'm a little rusty but I'm raring to go.
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Double winner Bob WIlson knows a good keeper when he sees one and he thinks Wojciech Szczesny could be Arsenal's No 1 for many years to come.
The Polish youngster turns 21 the day after the Liverpool game but, despite his tender years, Szczesny has already shown he has what it takes to play at the top level.
Lukasz Fabianski has also taken his chance this season before falling victim to a shoulder injury and Wilson believes the No 1 jersey is in very safe hands.
In this exclusive interview Bob discusses:
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Historically, an asylum seeker was an individual who fled his native country due to fear of being imprisoned, beaten or killed. Many nations welcomed such individuals and allowed them to find peace and security in their midst. The Danish government is proposing new legislation which will compel asylum seekers who were initially denied the right to reside in Denmark to wear a monitored electronic ankle bracelet in order to keep tabs on their movements. Ordinarily, if an asylum seeker poses a threat to security or has committed a serious crime their application is denied. Some are allowed to remain in Denmark with a "resigned residence" permit if they face retribution back in their homeland.
Modern concerns about security and feelings toward terrorists suggest wearing ankle bracelets may not be the worse manner in which to treat someone who seeks security in another land. The real question is why someone is denied asylum but still allowed to reside in Denmark.


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The Road It Gives and the Road It Takes Away
The life of a musician is one of high-risk, if for no other reason that they are on the road all the time. Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera is the latest to die far too young.
The life of a musician is one of high-risk, if for no other reason that they are on the road all the time. Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera is the latest to die far too young.
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I've flown the Airbus 300 in and out of Monterrey and there is some pretty serious terrain around that airport to the North, West and South.
I'm not sure exactly what happened, but it would pretty easy to hit that terrain if you got off course.
Sounds like a WMD briefing. Do the usual take off routes go to the east?
They go in all directions, but there are routing and altitude restrictions you have to meet to keep you out of the terrain.
Before takeoff you should check that you have sufficient climb performance to make those restrictions.
Pure speculation on my part, but the description of the accident and the wreckage suggests "Controlled Flight Into Terrain".
Is that like the English "Cloud with hard center"?
I don't understand. Why wouldn't you post a video of Rivera performing?
lovely song. some people just don't get it. living the musician lifestyle after 40 one typically feels as if it could end at any time. at least that is how I feel, and haven't lived like that for a while now.
btw–love the writing here.
WIth all due respect to the late, lamented singer, being a musician is not a dangerous job, not even fucking remotely. But nobody romanticizes fishing and logging. Or mining and roofing. Or . . . .
Alan Tomlinson
clearly, you haven't been watching enough tv, or you'd have realized your post makes no sense at all. all the industries cited have their very own reality tv shows. perhaps not "romantic" in the commonly accepted sense of the term, but certainly "glorified".
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|I didn`t quite understand your problem,but when i installed poly bushings to my -77 nova i hanged the leafs from front to car then lifted the rear up with jack and then started to put rear shackles in.do you have the bushings in the leaf springs or they could be hard to install under the car,remember to lube them.
|Actually I have the old shackles and the bolts, the threads are junk, but they should be good enough to use to hold everything until I get the u-bolt and shock plates in location. I may do this Mon night and update this. eitherway, any thoughts, let me know.
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Hello, new to the site but viewed/used it many times.
I swapped out rear ends before reusing the old rubber pads with no problem. Now I have put in all poly bushing and using the new poly pads. I currently only have the front mounted to the car as I am waiting on new shackle kits, so I get the new bolts to fill out the bushing holes, otherwise the poly bushing are no better then the rubber if I introduce all that slop with a standard bolt off the shelf.
Onto the problem. I line the axle to the pilot on the top of the spring no problem. When mounting the shock plate to the bottom, the pilot on the bottom of the spring slips out of the blind hole as soon as I wiggle the u-bolt through the shock plate. Is supect the fact the spring is mounted in the front and not the back combined with the weight of the axle, I am loading up the one side causing it to be off.
I am quite convinced once I put the rear shackles on and lower the rear into place, all will be better, additionally I can just lower the axle into place and let gravity do the work while start hooking stuff up.
So, mainly just looking to see if anyone ran into this problem and if I am on the right track. I suspect the shackles will be here Thurs and would really like to have the car for Sat. Otherwise I would just try it with out asking, but the timing will creep up.
Thanks for the help in advance, great site!!!
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love, love, love! And Jupiter has a cookie!!
wirdou wrote:I really liked the first concept, and I miss the kid....but...you did such an amazing work.... I wasn't around here when you started, but that shows so much progress!:D Hope it gets into the fog!:D
Thanks, wirdou and amreli. I had to leave the kid out because most of the feedback I got on the old design was that the rectangular shapes were "weird". I found that the composition wasn't working when I tried to have both figures in the new design. I went with the alien and earth because, as amreli said, the human kid is implied by the earth being there.
I'm happy with this design, though it would be nice to get up there in the fog. I enjoyed making this one either way.
roysterer wrote:I have to say that I really like this as art, but I can't imagine too many people would like to wear it, which is kind of unfortunate.
The artwork is amazing. Unfortunately, I don't know how many people (especially fellow females) would wear this.
Re: Hipstars
Love it!
Great design! I love the little details that you gave the participants - holding up the rings, out of breath and holding a cookie, headband, and of course Uranus.
Re: Going for a Moonlight Dip
This is so cute!
This one had me laughing as soon as I saw it. The expressions are great and the tooth detail is hilarious.
Re: Universal Fun
You have no idea how happy this makes me.
Re: Celestial Fire
This is half a nice shirt.
lxjones5 wrote:It's not well explained, but it also prevents an artist from creating a bunch of accounts and voting for their own design multiple times, although I can't imagine why one would want to do so. Anyway, I think you'll find the community very welcoming of newcomers with great designs, but they are sticklers for the rules (as is woot). Read the rules and keep submitting. Your design is great!
Agreed, it's very nice. Also check out the various posts on half-toning (they're hiding in the community section somewhere) to work around the six color limit without actually breaking it.
Re: The Hungry Black Hole
Reminds me a little bit of Patrick's old take on the black hole.
Re: Astronomical Love
I was sketching, and realized how much an elephant I drew looked like a telescope. Wondered if elephants got confused as well...
Re: Goodbye Earth
Wow. Now that's dark. Definitely a departure from what we normally see here, but I like it.
Re: Major Tom
Please print. Please please please...
You kicked this one into the goal, Josephus.
JohnDuncanYoyo wrote:Part of me still needs four elephants and a disk for me to really want it.
Re: Celestial Playground
This is amazing!
Re: Galaxy Soup
Revisit of older design.
4 colors on black.
Re: Astronomical Alchemy
What's the last symbol, at the very top?
Up hasn't slept in days,
Down suffers from malaise.
Charm has a magic buzz.
Strange is as strange does.
Top is the king of the hill.
Bottom crashed; he's feeling ill.
Re: Little Big Universe
oh god. where can i upvote this?? :D
Re: Cosmic Chicken
This is ludicrous. Love it.
A little cute for me personally, but I do enjoy the concept. It's just so ... odd.
Re: Where I Belong
This is just amazing. I want one!
Thank you for the comments
Re: The cow had some help...
Is it just me, or is this a little rougher/sketchier than your usual? I really like it, as it gives everything a great sense of texture.
Yes! I was waiting for this one to come back
Still love it. Still want to wear it.
This would be a great kids' shirt too!
Re: Europa's Dream
I think I would like it more if it was a side print, but the clouds are so...real.
So whimsical! Fantastic work!!
Love the concept. Like that powers of 10 thing.
I would wear the mother feathers out of this.
aerc712 wrote:The artwork is amazing. Unfortunately, I don't know how many people (especially fellow females) would wear this.
Awesome use of the much maligned Creme.
I personally love the color and use it all the time in my screen printing shop.
It's a whole sci-fi movie in one image on a shirt!
You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
That's Pluto.
Woah. This is one of those shirts that looks cool from a distance, and suddenly changes close up.
Haha sooo good.
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In support of Saint Louis University's commitment to cura personalis or "care for the whole person," the Office of the Ombuds is committed to serve as a fair and impartial intermediary to connect undergraduate and graduate students to resources, explore solutions, and provide appropriate conflict resolution to address non-academic student grievances. Located within the Dean of Students Office, the Office of the Ombuds is a safe environment for students to share their concerns. The role of the Ombuds is to listen to concerns, help identify options for navigating through difficult matters, provide information on university policies and procedures, make appropriate referrals, and work to facilitate a fair resolution of issues.
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This is a summer of change for Arsenal as the Club moves from Highbury to Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal.com intends to mark this switch with a different picture every working day between now and the first competitive game at our new home.
These 'parting shots' were specially chosen by Club photographer Stuart MacFarlane. They tell the history of Highbury, commemorate its final season and look forward to Emirates Stadium.
A touch of glass... The glaziers move in to install the first of 15,000m2 of glass, the equivalent area of two football pitches in March 2005.
Please note: Due to copyright issues the larger version of this image has had to be 'watermarked'.
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Headache types
Is it just a tension headache? Your sinuses? A migraine? Here's our handy guide on how to tell.
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Tension headache
The scoop: This is by far the most common type of headache, affecting as many 90 percent of people at some point in their life. It's caused by tightness in the muscles of the scalp and the back of the neck.
Symptoms: Dull pressure or tightness in a band around the head, especially the forehead. Usually no other symptoms.
Pain: Mild to moderate
Triggers: Stress or fatigue
Treatment: OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen and naproxen. Taking some time to de-stressdeep breathing, gentle yoga, napping, or meditationmight also help.
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The scoop: Often mistaken for a tension or sinus headache, a migraine is a neurological condition caused by an overreactive "switch" in the brain stem.
Symptoms: Throbbing pain; sensitivity to light, sounds, and smells; nausea and vomiting; and other symptoms. Twenty percent of sufferers have aurasymptoms such as visual disturbances that precede the onset of pain.
Pain: Moderate to severe
Triggers: Stress, hormonal changes, weather changes, some foods
Treatment: Stress relief, lifestyle changes, OTC and Rx medications
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Sinus headache
The scoop: It's extremely uncommon; most people who think they have one actually have a migraine. "Almost half of people with migraines have runny or stuffy nose or teary eyes with their headaches," Dr. Tepper explains.
Symptoms: Pain around the nose and eyes; runny nose, often accompanied by fever.
Pain: Mild to severe
Triggers: An acute sinus infection
Treatment: OTC pain relievers and sinus meds
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Cluster headache
The scoop: Rare, it affects 0.1 percent of the people, more commonly men. Because it tends to occur at the same time every day, doctors suspect the hypothalamusthe part of the brain that controls the body clockis involved.
Symptoms: Intense, penetrating pain behind one eye that usually starts shortly after you fall asleep. They last an hour or two but come in clusters of one or two headaches a day over several weeks.
Pain: Excruciating
Triggers: Alcohol. Also more common in smokers.
Treatment: Prevention can include Rx drugs, nerve blocks injected into the back of your head, and melatonin. Triptans and other medications are used to treat an attack once it's started.


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By Chris Harris
Thomas Vermaelen is bracing himself for a tough encounter with Andy Carroll on Saturday.
The Arsenal captain is likely to come face to face with West Ham's on-loan striker at Upton Park and he has happy memories of Carroll after coming out on top in their last battle.
Vermaelen knows what to expect this weekend and he is determined to help Arsenal play their normal game in the heat of a London derby.
"I played against Andy Carroll when he played for Liverpool," Vermaelen told Arsenal Player.
"He suits their way of playing at the moment. At West Ham they play some long balls and with Carroll up front, he's a tall guy. He's good with his head so he will be a big challenge.
"But we always want to play our own game as Arsenal. First we have to match them in the fight. If there's a long ball, we want to fight for that ball and bring the ball down as quickly as possible and play our own game.
"I've played at Upton Park a few times in the past and I must say I like the stadium and the atmosphere there, so it's quite nice to go there and play again.
"We go into every game to get the three points, and especially after the defeat against Chelsea. We want to get the win because that's really important if you look at the ranking at the table."
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Yamalian yawns
Worse, McIntyre has claimed in his appeal that the length of time since the Briffa et al (2008) paper implies that the regional Yamal reconstruction has been suppressed for nefarious motives. But I find it a little rich that the instigator of a multitude of FOI requests, appeals, inquiries, appeals about inquires, FOIs about appeals, inquiries into FOI appeals etc. is now using the CRU's lack of productivity as a reason to support more FOI releases. This is actually quite funny.
Furthermore, McIntyre is using the fact that Briffa and colleagues responded online to his last deceptive claims about Yamal, to claim that all Yamal-related info must now be placed in the public domain (including, as mentioned above, unpublished reconstructions being prepared for a paper). How this will encourage scientists to be open to real-time discussions with critics is a little puzzling. Mention some partial analysis online, and be hit immediately with a FOI for the rest…?
The history of this oddity (and it is odd) dates back to McIntyre's early obsession with a reconstruction called the "Polar Urals" Briffa et al. (1995). This was a very early attempt at a local multi-proxy reconstruction, using a regression of both tree-ring widths and densities. McIntyre has previously objected to observations that 1032 was a particularly cold year in this reconstruction (though it was), that the dating of the trees was suspect (though it wasn't), and that no-one revisited this reconstruction when reprocessed chronologies became available. [Little-known fact: McIntyre and McKitrick submitted a comment to Nature complaining about the dating issues in 1995 paper around Dec 2005/Jan 2006, which was rejected upon receipt of Briffa's response (which was an attachment in the second tranche of CRU emails). Neither this submission, the rejection (for good cause), nor the Polar Urals dating issue have been mentioned on Climate Audit subsequently.]
Around this point, McIntyre got the erroneous idea that studies were being done, but were being suppressed if they showed something 'inconvenient'. This is of course a classic conspiracy theory and one that can't be easily disproved. Accusation: you did something and then hid it. Response: No I didn't, take a look. Accusation: You just hid it somewhere else. Etc. However, this is Keith Briffa we are talking about: the lead author of Briffa et al, (1998)(pdf) describing the "inconvenient" divergence problem in some tree ring density records, a subject that has been described and taken up by multiple authors – Jacoby, D'Arrigo, Esper, Wilson etc. Why McIntyre thought (thinks?) that one single reconstruction was so special that people would go to any lengths to protect it, while at the same time the same people were openly discussing problems in reconstructions across the whole northern hemisphere, remains mysterious.
Similarly, McIntyre recently accused Eric Steig of suppressing 'inconvenient' results from an ice core record from Siple Dome (Antarctica). Examination of the record in question actually demonstrates that it has exceptionally high values in the late 20th Century (reflecting the highest temperatures in at least the last 700 years, Mayewski et al.), exactly counter to McIntyre's theory. McIntyre made these accusations public "a couple of days" – his words – after requesting the data, since apparently university professors have nothing more pressing to do than than respond instantly to McIntyre's requests. In short, you have to give McIntyre what he wants within 48 hours or he will publicly attack your integrity. Unsurprisingly, no apology for that unjustified smear has been forthcoming.
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- K.R. Briffa, P.D. Jones, F. Schweingruber, S. Shiyatov, and E. Cook, "Unusual twentieth-century summer warmth in a 1,000-year temperature record from Siberia", Nature, vol. 376, pp. 156-159, 1995. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/376156a0
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- P.A. Mayewski, K.A. Maasch, J.W.C. White, E.J. Steig, E. Meyerson, I. Goodwin, V.I. Morgan, T. van Ommen, M.A.J. Curran, J. Souney, and K. Kreutz, "A 700 year record of Southern Hemisphere extratropical climate variability", Annals of Glaciology, vol. 39, pp. 127-132, 2004. http://dx.doi.org/10.3189/172756404781814249