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So, I'd like to hear from some of the older teachers and the challenges they have faced. I'd also like to hear some opinions about the countries I am considering and the ability to get a job in these countries
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By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay softball team might have had to wait until May 4th, but the squad can now drop the title of being the only Division I softball team in the country without a contest played on its home diamond. The Phoenix took both games in walk-off fashion against Detroit in Saturday's doubleheader, improving to 14-25 overall and 7-12 in league play while keeping its playoff hopes alive.
In order to qualify for the 2013 Horizon League softball tournament, the Phoenix entered the weekend in need of a sweep over Detroit and a Valparaiso sweep of Youngstown State. It came down to the wire, but in 14 innings Valpo pulled out the victory over Youngstown State to keep Green Bay in contention for the sixth and final tournament spot.
"We took care of business today and tried not to think about the help we needed from Valparaiso in order to keep our playoff hopes alive," head coach Jean Rivett said. "It was great to finally play at home too—the girls were a little tense at first, but as the games went on they loosened up and gave a great home crowd a great show."
Game 1: Green Bay 5, Detroit 4 (Eight Innings)
With one out and the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth inning, a sacrifice fly from junior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) ended a three-hour contest in favor of the Phoenix.
Green Bay struck first in the bottom of the second when junior Gabrielle Cassady (Janesville, Wis.) hit a double to left field. The Titans wasted no time replying, however, as they answered with three runs for a 3-1 advantage in the top of the third.
Detroit's Sarah Cupp, who finished 3-for-3 in the contest, hit an RBI single up the middle in the top of the fourth to give the visiting team a 4-1 lead.
Green Bay fought back in the bottom half of the fourth, starting with an RBI groundout from freshman Kelli Hutchinson (Milwaukee, Wis.) that scored sophomore Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.). Senior Dani Peerenboom (Appleton, Wis.) followed her with an RBI single to right field to bring the Phoenix within one at 4-3.
With the score still standing at 4-3, Green Bay headed to the bottom of the seventh inning in desperate need of a run. Senior Jess Hrncar (Bristol, Wis.) led off with a single to right field and scored on the next play—an RBI double from freshman Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.).
With the score tied at 4-4 and nobody out, Michalkiewicz advanced to third after a successful bunt from Reinke. Junior Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) was intentionally walked, loading the bases with nobody out. The Titans picked up the first out of the inning on the next play, and followed it with the second out when Michalkiewicz was forced out at home. An ensuing pop fly to the pitcher sent the 4-4 contest to extra innings.
Despite a lead-off single, Green Bay held the Titans scoreless in the top of the eighth. With one out and the bases loaded, Reinke hit a shot deep enough to right field to allow Peerenboom to tag up and cross home plate for the 5-4 win.
Michalkiewicz went 2-for-3 with two walks and an RBI, while Hrncar and Peerenboom each added two hits and scored a run. Hutchinson went 1-for-3 with an RBI and Reinke and Cassady each added 1-for-4 performances with an RBI.
Sophomore Lauren Danner (Kaukauna, Wis.) picked up the win (2-4) while pitching four scoreless innings with three hits, two walks and two strikeouts. Senior Allison Goecks (Beloit, Wis.) also chipped in four innings of work with seven hits, four runs (three earned), two walks and five strikeouts.
Detroit's Kat Hoffman (2-17) picked up the loss while allowing eight hits in 3 2/3 innings of work.
Game 2: Green Bay 3, Detroit 2
Similar to the day's first contest, Green Bay found itself in need of a run with the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning. This time, however, the Phoenix avoided extra innings when Hutchinson delivered the win in the unusual form of a walk-off hit batter.
Freshman Briana Cavin (Elk Grove Village, Ill.) had an impressive day on the mound while keeping the Titans off the scoreboard until the sixth inning. The Phoenix struck first in the bottom of the fourth inning on a solo blast from Michalkiewicz. The soaring longball was her sixth homer of the year, which puts her in third place on the program's single-season home run record list.
With Green Bay still leading 1-0, Peerenboom hit a triple down the left field line with one out in the bottom of the fifth. She tried to score on the next play, but ultimately couldn't avoid the tag at the plate for the second out of the inning.
Detroit made things interested in the top of the sixth as the Titans put runners on second and third with nobody out and followed with a two-RBI double to take a 2-1 lead.
Green Bay replied in the home half of the inning as freshman Ashley Baker (Green Bay, Wis.) singled to right center to plate Hutchinson and tie the game at 2-2.
The Phoenix held Detroit scoreless in the top of the final frame, setting the home team up for a second walk-off win. Peerenboom started things off with a single to right center before Hrncar gave Green Bay runners on first and second as she bunted and reached on an error. With nobody out, the Titans intentionally walked Michalkiewicz to load the bags.
The next play, an infield fly, gave Detroit the first out of the inning, but on the ensuing play Detroit pitcher Kat Hoffman drilled Hutchinson in the side of the leg to give Green Bay a 3-2 win via walk-off walk.
Cavin (5-7) pitched a complete game with six hits, two earned runs, two walks and six strikeouts. Hoffman (2-18) received the loss after 1 1/3 innings of work with two hits, an earned run and a costly walk.
Peerenboom led the way with a 2-for-4 day at the plate and a run scored. Michalkiewicz finished 1-for-2 with a run scored, an RBI and two walks, while Hutchinson was 1-for-1 with an RBI, a run scored and two walks. Hrncar, Baker, and sophomore Tia Collins (Orfordville, Wis.) each chipped in a run.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: Green Bay will close the series against Detroit tomorrow at noon as part of Senior Day. Green Bay's six seniors will be recognized prior to the start of the key game. With a win and a Youngstown State loss, the Phoenix will clinch the sixth and final spot in the 2013 Horizon League Tournament. With a loss or a Youngstown State win Green Bay's season will come to a close tomorrow afternoon.
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With any swap not using a pre engineeered crosmember-brackets or directions murphey's law . If anything can go wrong it will. ride height, correct geometry, angles. bumb steer, interference , etc.
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I can,t understand why there would be a problem with alignment. My Mustang 2 install went very easy. It just took careful measurements and some minor trimming for fit. After the drivetrain was installed( 350 Chev V8 and 350 Tranny) i sent it to a competent alignment shop and they set the alignment with no problems. No pull on the road and no drift at highway speeds. Maybe i just got lucky.
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If you go with a stock M II front suspension you can't just c clamp it and weld. There was quite a bit of discussion a couple weeks a go here on HR about problems someone was having trying to get alignment
|Here is my two cents worth. You cant go wrong with a mustang 2 front suspension. you can pick one up at a junk yard fairly cheap and then as money permits upgrade with atermarket parts and as for horse power you also cant forget cubic inches = cheap horse power. meanig go with a big block chevy and upgrade as you go. The car would be awesome with a built inline six, I am envious. have you thought about going with a cadilac drivetrain. I am not familar with the years but to say you have a 500 ci caddy motor as well as interior pieces would make a real kool ride...Just my opinion, again sweet car
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|I have a 51 Chev with a 78 Mustang 2 /Pinto front suspension. I paid 75.00 for the front suspension complete and 100.00 to trim the welds and weld in the complete unit including removing the stock suspension. I used the Mustang calipers and brakes and brake hoses and speed shop rotors with chev bolt pattern 90.00. I have the car on the road and it handles better than with the stock frt. end and it stops much better. Handles good in the city and on the highway at speeds up to 70-75 MPH. There was no cutting or butchering the frame and only a slight rework for the power rack and pinion.
|I have heard about the Jag swaps and actually started reading all of the posts on the HAMB, looks very cool and those cars are a dime a dozen. I can ask my old Brit club guys if they know of any prospects. I have searched around and they are there atleast on CL.
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If you go to the Hamb forums they have info and picts of a jag suspension going into a 47 sedan
take some time.
Back in the 50's, I bought a 46 bustle back 2 door, Put in a new timing gear and drove it. There was rust around all the chrome from salted roads so we pulled all the chrome off including door handles. Then used a 1/4 drill with a sand disc, took off the rust and paint around the holes, We took a punch and hammer to all the holes and made them look like bullet holes , then mixed up some new to the market at that time, plastic aluminum, filled and spot primed it. The paint we bought did not match the paint chip, I think the shop gave us some left over wrong color but he argued that was the number we ordered mixed. Every since I go in with 2 copies of what I order to any shop. For a budget suspension swap look into, google Jaguar suspension swap. I bought Jag fronts and rears last year, we pull for $ 100 to $ 125. I don't know how the width will be but guys have swapped them into 54's easily. There is a lot more to a frame swap than just dropping the body on another frame. Just read the frame swaps here on hotrodders.
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It's your build, if you've done your homework and a 73 to 77 Monte Carlo frame will fit and that's what you want, then do it, it's yours. As far as having a modern suspension with the Monte frame, well I guess that's another point of opinion, they make many improvements now for the Monte suspension.
If you buy a donar Monte Carlo, it might have a 350 engine and tans in it already and that would be a plus, they can be picked up relatively cheap too. Some Monte Carlos had a pretty plush interior for it's day as well, I had a 76 with white swivel buckets, console, tilt steering and a full gauge package. The more I write the more I like the Monte Carlo swap, just with the suspension upgrades.
|Only you know your budget. Can you get it going now cheaply and save/work on things when your budget allows? That's one way to help keep motivated. Any way you decide to go keep at it and enjoy the journey.
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Happy to finally join after reading the threads on here for so long.
After reading many threads on here and other forums, I decided to post my options for my build and hope to gain some answers or atleast opinions. I am ready to get bashed for atleast one option. I'm sure it will be eviddent. This is not my first build, but my first with these options/dilemmas.
I am back from messing with British cars and picked up a 47 Aerosedan. It is in the same build stage as I received it 2 mos ago. The body is in solid shape with minimal body work and the frame is really clean/solid. It is missing pretty much all of the trim, door handles, bumpers, , front splash pan, hood baffle/latch, and the entire interior except the dash/steering, which is in tact. The grill is there but was stripped/glazed. The window mech. parts are there as well as a few others. Basically all of the meat is there. It is equipped with a 54 belair 235(Y)originally powerglide motor) and the original 3speed/torquetube setup. It would probably run with a little attention, it's very clean in and out. Not sure if the PO used the orig 219 flywheel/starter.
I have decided that yes it does have a good solid body, but most of the original shiny parts are gone, so why not make it a nice rod/mod driver. I have 7mos. old son now, so I would like to it to be functional and safe as well.
My initial thoughts suspension wise were for a Mustang II front end, new column, and posey rear susp. with a 10 bolt rear. Engine wise I would like to build another 350 with th350 or t5. But being a frugal father now, it is tougher for me to afford this type of package in the quick fashion I like to work on things. Slow down?
The next thought was to rebuild and lower the stock suspension. The rebuild lits for these front ends is a little money as well as the rear susp. Steering and brakes not sure. Engine wise, I would still like to do a 350 build, so there's the cost of setting that up as well. Or I could keep the 235, get an adapter for a th350/700 and throw in a rear.
The third option, which will be frowned upon for sure, but gives me a lot of parts is a frame swap with a 73-77 Monte or Grand Prix. I thought with this I get an updated suspension/steering/brakes, ease of parts at local retailers, a whole drivetrain, interior seats, and electrical. All this stuff for a pretty reasonable price considering the other options. I know there is a lot of work involved with a swap and it doesn't discourage me at all.
I am know most of you have answered this question to many others. I wrote this because most of the other guys asking these questions had different cars or different circumstances. With the car missing all the chrome I cannot afford, I would like a good looking cruiser. I would just like to find which would be considered best for my situation and where to aquire said parts reasonably.
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WSJ op-ed makes wrong turn with claim that Obama is on a "drive to socialize health care"
Wall Street Journal editorial board member Kimberley Strassel trotted out the oft-repeated falsehood that President Obama is on a "drive to socialize health care," a charge that echoes the baseless attacks conservatives have made against other progressives' health care reform proposals since the 1930s.
In a May 8 Wall Street Journal op-ed, titled "Republicans and ObamaCare [1]," editorial board member Kimberley Strassel trotted out the oft-repeated [2] falsehood [3] that President Obama is on a "drive to socialize health care." Strassel's claim echoes a charge conservatives have used since the 1930s [3] to baselessly attack progressive health care reform proposals. In fact, Obama has not proposed to "socialize health care."
As PolitiFact.com noted in a March 4 post [4], "Obama's plan leaves in place the private health care system, but seeks to expand it to the uninsured," and "the plan is very different from some European-style health systems where the government owns health clinics and employs doctors." Indeed, during a March 26 online town hall [5], Obama explicitly rejected the notion of eliminating the current employer-provided private health insurance system. When asked, "Why can we not have a universal health care system, like many European countries, where people are treated based on needs rather than financial resources," Obama replied, "I actually want a universal health care system; that is our goal." But he said a "universal health care system" does not have to be a "single-payer system." He continued:
OBAMA: And so what evolved in America was an employer-based system. It may not be the best system if we were designing it from scratch. But that's what everybody is accustomed to. That's what everybody is used to. It works for a lot of Americans. And so I don't think the best way to fix our health care system is to suddenly completely scrap what everybody is accustomed to and the vast majority of people already have. Rather, what I think we should do is to build on the system that we have and fill some of these gaps.
Additionally, one of the "eight principles" for the health care reform plan put forward in Obama's budget outline [6] is "Guarantee Choice," meaning the plan "should provide Americans a choice of health plans and physicians. They should have the option of keeping their employer-based health plan." That principle is reiterated on the White House's health care Web page [7].
As Media Matters for America has documented [2], this is not the first time the Journal's opinion pages have misinformed on health care reform. The Journal has provided a forum for the false [8] claims [9] that Obama is seeking to implement a government-run health care system similar to that of European countries and that Democrats are aiming to nationalize the health insurance market.
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I would really appreciate comments from all of you about this. I am busy building a TEFL Job Search Engine. My wife is a TEFL teacher, and I know how many hours she has spent searching for jobs through all the TEFL job sites. The search engine will simply save a lot of time and energy by searching all the major job sites at once (including tefl.net of course).
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Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., is demanding answers after a report surfaced that a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent is facing punishment for arresting an illegal immigrant.
The unidentified agent could face a three-day suspension after he arrested a 35-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico who had as many as 10 traffic violations. He was nabbed in Newark, Del.
The agent was ordered by supervisors to release the individual because he was not a "priority target." When the officer balked, he was threatened with a three-day suspension and the illegal alien was let go.
"The actions that it appears were taken by your agency send a message to agents in the field that they will be punished for doing their duty and enforcing the law," Sessions wrote in an letter to ICE Director John Morton and obtained exclusively by Fox News.
A spokesperson for the Newark Police Dept. told Fox News that had an American citizen been stopped under the same circumstances – they would have been jailed. Sessions said that is a troubling revelation.
"Federal law enforcement should certainly not be giving illegal aliens more preferential treatment that is afforded American citizens," Sessions wrote. "Your agency's apparent treatment of the criminal alien sends the troubling message that the demands of public safety are trumped by the desire for reduced deportations of those deemed 'not presidential priorities.'"
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Sessions is demanding that ICE provide a detailed account of the events involving the agent along with an explanation of why the illegal alien was released and allowed to pose a threat to public safety.
Word of the agent's pending punishment for simply doing his job has outraged ICE agents.
"They're punishing law enforcement officers who are just trying to uphold U.S. law," said Chris Crane, president of the National ICE Council. Crane is a union representative acting on the unidentified officer's behalf.
The officer under fire is an 18-year law enforcement and military veteran.
"They're willing to take away their retirement, their job, their ability to support their families in favor of someone who is here illegally and violating our laws," Crane told Fox News. "Right now (the Obama administration) is standing in the way of us enforcing the law by either taking a disciplinary action, threats of disciplinary action, or refusing to sign off on charging documents to put an illegal alien into immigration proceedings so a judge can sort it out."
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|I did the trip in May 2005 on my Alden 44. There is an account of the trip here: Swiftsure Yachts (Seattle, WA)
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|May I heartily recommend 'The Last Grain Race' for a young adventurer of any age .Best true yarn about boy becomes strongbody ever written. By Eric Newby (I think) .Tallships rule.
|Let us know how it goes.
2 of my favorites would be:
Richard Henry Dana Jr's "Two years before the Mast"
Ivan Doig's "The Sea Runners"
Maybe skip the homework on this trip. Enough to learn out on the ocean. Especially critical thinking skills, which seem to be absent in much of today's curriculum.
Have a great and safe journey. Time well spent with your son!
Not that you were asking but I thought to contribute a few tips and tricks I learned on my voyage...A suggestion that I did for jack lines and tethers since marine products can be so very expensive...I grabbed two lengths of 1in webbing from REI for jack lines that I lashed to my cleats, one on each side. I used to rock climb so I trust these lines with my life and it is much cheaper than purchasing from marine chandlery. For tethers get yourself lengths of static cord there while you are at it, then one auto-locking carabiner and one screw lock carabiner for each tether you need to fashion. Use figure 8 knots for each end and make them tight against the biner.
There is a great email system setup with NOAA which when emailed with proper instructions will respond with specific weather reports. Let me know if you would be interested and I can sent you Google Earth files which have the instructions for these for each zone along your path. Here is an example for Cape Flatter reports:
Anything you want to identify your weather report request
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I have also created Google Earth files that adapt NOAA grib image files to overlay on the globe. This was very helpful to click through a 7 day wind, fog, rain and wave forecast which overlaid our exact GPS position within GE.
We had a crew of three and devised an excellent watch schedule...We broke the late night, early morning into small 2 hr watches starting at midnight, thus Person A would come on from midnight to 0200, then B from 0200-0400, C from 0400-0600. Each subsequent watch would be 3 hrs, thus A from 0600-0900, B from 0900-1200, C from 1200-1500 and so on...
Cannot think of West Coast literature but from my personal favorites I might suggest: Joshua Slocum's Sailing Alone Around the World, Alexandre Dumas' Count of Monte Cristo, Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, Michael Crichton's Pirate Latiitues, anything from Kurt Vonnegut, Patrick O'Brian's Master and Commander series, Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.
Happy and safe sailing
Sailing south from Neah Bay to San Francisco
I enjoyed reading the responces to my post. I cannot wait to sail but I have to admit that I feel just a bit nervous about making that left turn past Cap Flattery.
Departure date is Sept 4th and I still have much to do. My liost includes: rebuild windlass, replace scupper hoses, rebuild toilet, install jack lines, buy a smaller inflatable, replace reef lines, buy teathers for crew, inventory spare parts, change engine oil and filters.
My son and a good friend will make up the crew headed to San Francisco. I'll be home schooling my son on the trip. He'll be in 11th grade and we have correspondance courses set up for English, Math and US History. I'd like to have a good supply of reading materials to supplement his text books.
Can anyone recommend any good books (non-fiction adventure, history, or fictional adventure) that take place on the west coast that might grab my son's attention and imagination?
I read "My OLd Man and the Sea" and it made me think about the bonding between father and son on a blue water cruise and I'm really looking forward to that part of our adventure.
Fair Winds!
|We made the trip in early October 2009, taking 4.5 days from Port Angeles to the entrance to the traffic separation lanes off San Francisco. There is a short write-up on the passage in this blog post: Passage to San Francisco
Late July to september seems to be the time to go south. As there is generally speaking a North wind pushing you south. Most folks I know that have done the trip south did it in this time.
I made the trip last Sept. 2010. I took on 2 crew and we took an offshore route that took us between 40-70 NM out. We had planned to go the entire way but a storm we anticipated did not let up by the time we reached it so we put into Eureka for an evening and set sail again the next morning. We planned for 8 days from Seattle and did it in 10.
We had winds from the NW most of the way though we did have to motor some. The following sea gave us a nice push down as well. On my Beneteau 440 we only used the 110 jib the entire way. It made life easy not having to deal with the main. We surfed up to about 16 kts at times.
I personally do not think going more than 60 NM out gains anything. We saw almost zero traffic, maybe 6 boats total. We were well outside of the crabbing and saw no major hazards. We had a few whale sightings and plenty of dolphins surfing our wake.
We did have to cross the bar at Eureka in 35+ kt winds and thankfully had the CG guide us through. I would not have wanted to do it without their assistance and I agree with the advice above, I would only consider a stop into these ports out of absolute necessity. Otherwise, just stay offshore and enjoy the ride. It is amazing out there! Closes I have felt to nature in a long time.
3 people turned out to be a good number on board and we had a nice rotation with plenty of sleep. We were worried about long watches at night so we made those smaller than our day watches. This helped, but I can also honestly say the night watches were always be best. It is just you and the sea and it give you a great time to reflect on what you are doing.
I have much of the weather forecast information you will need if you are interested...Also you can see our actual course here: Serenity Experience's Photos - Wall Photos | Facebook
It is a pretty serious voyage so I would take is serious and prepare as best you can. Know your weather window and I would not go much later than Sept. as the conditions get more severe and unpredictable. I am happy to help where I can. It is a great sail as long as you are prepared and even more importantly, ready to adapt to the conditions that you actually see rather than predicted.
I did the trip 12 years as the start to our offshore sailing life. I contemplated that trip for several years, as it can be one of the nastiest bodies of water on the globe. They don't call it the graveyard of the Pacific for nothing. I do not recommend you stopping anywhere on that coast. The limited harbors all have bar crossings, which will be very dangerous in any kind of unsettled weather conditions, this is probably when you will want to go in....tired, poor decision making time, breaking bar conditions can all spell disaster for the small yachtsman.
I suggest you take an off shore route. we went out about 175 miles off the coast and then made our rhumbline for SF. Nice passage with 2 days of 30-40 knots. The day after the big blow we had these long Pacific with swells winds of 15 to 20 knots, sunshine and a great feeling of accomplishment for our first big offshore passage. Man that was some good sailing.
After many more years and a few voyages in the roaring 40's I'd still say that the PNW passage to SF may be the toughest one of all. Good luck, prepare well and good sailing!
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Re: HO Alternator & Serpentine Pulley Kit Install
I stopped by the booth at the Naptown boat show - the 160 and 180 amp set ups do have a floating tension 'thingy' depending on the engine model you are installing it on.
That's the end of my technical know how.
BTW, I did not get offered a discount for mentioning your name MS
Re: HO Alternator & Serpentine Pulley Kit Install
And here I thought the last "new" technology in small motors/gensets was the rare earth magnets used in the old lunar rover, that kickstarted the whole cordless drill business.
So you figure the existing cases are too thin, too critical, for someone to run 'em by the machine shop and flute them? Or to have have someone in China knock off a fluted version? I know, every installation is tight but an awful lot of 'em have enough room to go another 5-10mm fatter. I'm suspecting "no one wants anything except cheap" applies, and the exceptions to that are the folks who're quite wiling to just buy a big Balmar.
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Originally Posted by hellosailor View Post
Something I have to wonder about, is that alternator bodies are never fluted. In theory, if you're going to bother with your own castings, you could flute the whole body in order to get a huge increase in heat shedding, which should translate into a huge gain in alternator output as it heats up.
Looks like a nice setup though.
#1 The alts are built to fit "existing" locations which may be very tight. I have some that literally clear by 1-2 mm's...
#2 They are, no matter how "custom" they claim they are, built on existing "industry" case sizes & offsets. While companies like Balmar and E-Maax do cast their own cases the case is basically a replica of Delco 130D, 10DN, 10SI, 12SI, Motorolla, J-200 etc. etc...
There are some new technologies coming that will drastically boost the capability of a small case alt but it is still a year or two out..
Re: HO Alternator & Serpentine Pulley Kit Install
Very nice machining, and sadly this is the kind of job any local machine shop used to be able to do. I'd be somewhat concerned about letting the new pulleys go a year without anodizing. We had a custom pulley made up some years ago and because of time constraints, just ran it bare. Literally found oxides on it within ONE WEEK on the mooring. I'm guessing Electromaxx has chosen an alloy specially for the purpose, rather than "What do you have that's about a half inch thick?"
I'd only disagree with calling that a serpentine belt. AFAIK that's just a RIBBED belt and it doesn't change to "serpentine" until the belt winds in and out, and requires a tensioning wheel to make it stay put. If simple tension will hold it--that's just a ribbed belt.
I'd be curious to hear what some belt makers had to say about the pros and cons of using more smaller ribs, as the Jason belt does, instead of larger ribs like common automotive belts. More machining on the pulleys, or more expensive knives to cut the pulleys? Versus thicker wider belts that would cost more to make, but might last longer? I get the feeling there are some unobvious engineering tradeoffs there and can't help wonder. But hey, wtf, if you need a belt in some odd spot like Beaufort or Pitcairn Island...you know what they used to say about Landrover? Doesn't matter where you are, in town or in the bush, it will still take one week to express a part to you. Good idea to carry multiple spares.
Something I have to wonder about, is that alternator bodies are never fluted. In theory, if you're going to bother with your own castings, you could flute the whole body in order to get a huge increase in heat shedding, which should translate into a huge gain in alternator output as it heats up.
Looks like a nice setup though.
Re: HO Alternator & Serpentine Pulley Kit Install
Dang it. I had MMR read this article.
Now I've got to add a 180amp HO from Electromaxx to my budget.
The good news is I was already looking at a 100 amp from Balmar - and the cost is actually not that much more for JUST the alt, the pulley kit adds a couple hundred but don't break the bank all things considered.
MS, you wanna install it this weekend in your copious off time?
Just kidding, boat not at the pier yet.
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Sorry guys I should have written that portion more clearly. The size them to never move "down" in flow and keep the "up" within manufacturers spec. The engine manufacturers are consulted on the allowed overage. More flow is better then too little yet the goal is to size for no more than a 2-3% difference in "more" flow...
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Great article!
One question: If the crank pulley becomes a little oversized and the water pump pulley stays the same, the water pump shaft spins a little faster; would that be a problem? or is the difference too small to worry about?
I had this same question when reading the article. Presumably, if the standard kits slips a pulley over the crank pulley, this is a common issue.
Its the part of the article that says fitting a new pulley over the water pulley would change the flow characteristics that might want a tweak. It seems the new crank pulley is already doing that, so you would think you would want a different dimensioned water pump pulley to compensate.
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Nigel also had something very interesting to say about new technologies coming soon.
He believes that PMDC motors/alternators being perfected in the automotive industry will soon yield products for boaters which will provide extremely high capacity alternators at reasonable prices......
I'm guessing that high output alternators require more than just a way to make them less expensive. They also need to be substantially more efficient in order for our relatively low horsepower engines to turn them.
I'm a bit suspicious of the economic for boaters, however. There are probably more hybrid cars on the road today than there are boating customers that would buy these upgrades and hybrid technology remains very expensive.
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We outfitted Haleakula with an
80 amp Electromax.largest which would fit in the engine space..no serpentine though. The bulk charge at idle or low rpm is over 60 amps vrs the old Hitachi -25, or a Bamar 600 series -40. We rarely allow our bank of 720 ah under 450 ( roughly 5days without engine) . At running speed 2700 rpm the eMaax puts out 83 amps at 77 degrees. We can get back to 80% (575) usually in 1.5 hours of motoring. Have noticed that the alternator also runs 30 degrees cooler than previous Hitachi. Love it's dual fans. I knows it's somewhat undersized so we are getting at least one large photo cell to help. We spend enough time at dock keeping them topped off too.
I got the electromax at MS recommendation and have been very happy with it.
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Thanks for the response MS.
I'm going to have to add a HO alt to my to do list, and my budget.
The bank will be flooded's - I've had my fill of AGM's already.
I think my 44hp should handle it.
Btrafors, I've read the write up from Calder's presentation, that's why I'm looking at 3x240w solar panels just for my 500ah bank. I'd go bigger but it just won't fit.
Keep in mind those 500a alt's will suck HP from the prop. Better have a switch to kill them.
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I've been an English writing tutor at a Canadian university since 2007, and many of the tutees I see are EAL learners, often thrown into university classes without an appropriate level of preparation in English. The range of difficulties varies, of course, but I recently had difficulty helping a student who was consistently using the wrong form of a word, like an adjective in place of a noun (e.g. "he was not a good diplomatic"). As a tutor, I do not want to simply give a heavy handed correction to these numerous and consistent errors, however, other than asking to study to use a dictionary for nearly every word they use, I'm not sure how to give this student some useful help and resources without being overwhelming.
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Lvery nice, and for a great cause as well
Wow, that is cool!
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Nice pic...noticed your missing a dental expander on the left guant.
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Nice pic...noticed your missing a dental expander on the left guant.
Ive added that, too...good eye!
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My granddad is 85 years old. He can handle computers, mobile phones and digital cameras. He runs a little delivery service company in his small town and has six people employed to it. We email regularly. His latest plan is to set up Skype so we can speak more often and see each other.
He is very proud that he is still so switched on. While he was here, we had many conversations about our takes on life. He surely had a life full of experiences, good and bad. Bottom line in his life has been to always look forward, always learn from his mistakes, always look at the bright side of life, always make the most of any situation, always be positive, never give up, and never lose curiosity. And he always knows to tell a joke, corny ones, but a joke nevertheless.
The reason for my granddad's longevity lies in his active interest in life, his energy and his hunger for adventure. I want to be like him when I am 85, which is another 50 years from now on. I can't even grasp that.
My granddad survived WW2, and a 3-year imprisonment in Russia after the war. This still haunts him in his dreams. He lived in East Germany for 40 years, before the wall came down. Nutrition and knowledge about nutrition was not on the agenda in all those years, as one had to eat whatever was available. Surely, nutrition and lifestyle can prolong someone's life. But my granddad proves that there is more it. It's all in the head, in the mind and in the heart. Let's not become complacent, ignorant and lazy. There is always something to learn that will broaden our horizons.
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Just bought a Hudl2 - best decision I've made in a long time, especially as I was able to use voucher thingies that I didn't know I had - and knocked £60 off the price. Only took 30 minutes to set up all my apps. mail etc. No need to deal with iTunes and all the other rubbish that Apple insists you MUST use. I can now consign my old iPad to the dustbin. I have an Apple MacBook Pro and a new Mac Pro and find Apple a really difficult company to deal with - especially with OS changes (first Mavericks and now Yosemite) which means some of my software doesn't work properly. I'm no lover of Tesco, but I have to hand it to them - at the price the Hudl2 is a winner in my book.
Surface pro 3 is great and I agree is the best hybrid tablet. I also find myself agreeing that the 8.4 galaxy s tab is the best android and in my opinion best tablet all round.
iPad Air 2 for the Win
you dont have to use itunes and i seriously doubt you put an ipad in the dustbin
So you own an Ipad, Mac Pro and a MacBook Pro but your complaining about their software. It doesn't really make a lot of sense mate.
I started using Logic when it ran on a PC, Apple then changed it to a Mac only version - so I was stuck with Apple - like it or not and left PC. We then had the dreadful OS upgrade to Mavericks - which if you search the various forums, you'll see caused enormous problems for many music producers.(I think it may also have affected graphics software as well) It took more than six months for the various bug fixes to be released, during which time we all suffered. Many rants online about this, and not only from me !
As for the iPad - it still worked well until an OS upgrade which wouldn't run on version 1 so much of the software could not be updated or if it was a new release, could not be loaded at all. Luckily my grandson dropped it on the floor and the screen cracked and it wasn't worth fixing.
Finally I had an MacBook Pro which I used for mobile recordings, again running Logic - it has had less than 100 hours of use for classical recordings only. The screen suddenly showed only every alternate pixel. I sent it in the be fixed in Cambridge, and was told that it was not repairable - the very words were - "throw it in the dustbin, this is a manufacturing fault and the factory recall is no longer valid, it's too old a machine".
Is Apple product a great investment ? I think not. I'm still stuck with Apple because I use Logic - which is a great programme - but I've now purchased Cubase which runs on Mac AND PC so I guess my next purchase will be a high spec PC. My complaint about Apple is about upgrades that are released without thorough compatability testing and the fact that a perfectly serviceable machine is not fixable because of an integrated video card fault.
As Apple produce Logic surely they should have made sure the Mavericks upgrade was reasonably trouble free ?
You sound like an unlucky fella, I have had a Mac mini, MacBook black, MacBook aluminium, iMac 21 a MacBook air and 3 iPads without any real issues
Yep - I guess I've been really unlucky. I loved my Mac Pro until this final problem - but the Mavericks release from Apple was real dog and cost me (and many others) a huge amount of lost time, I don't dare move to their latest offering in case I have more problems and I know quite a few other composers feel likewise. I also think Logic is a great programme - fantastic value for money - much cheaper than Cubase and loaded with better plugins than any alternative. I just feel let down by Apple - after all I've spent a heck of a lot of money on their products over the years - G4 - G5 - iPad - MacBook Pro - MacPro - wow, I could have bought a car instead.
how old was your MacBook?
I honestly don't remember. I bought it in South Africa probably around 2004 ? - actually I bought two of them to record concerts with my orchestra - The Johannesburg Philharmonic for Classic FM South Africa. They were used for our symphony seasons - five weeks, four times a year - this one was kept as a spare in case of a breakdown so was hardly used at all. The company that looked at it in Cambridge said they could re-do the soldering of the mother board (a float process or something) which they'd done on other similar models, but couldn't recommend it as it might only last six months - so they said it was scrap. They told me it was a common problem with this particular series of Macbooks - that they had been recalled but that was quite a long time ago and I was too late. I just think a device of this price, with so little use should last longer !
What size micro sd can a ipad air take? .... hdmi?...
who cares
People who want functionality, people who are't moronic sheep ;) Ipad air?! pmsl! they're rubbish.
Ah the minority u mean
I think there just might be an error in the copy, surely there isn't an Ipad Air 3 yet?
"iPad mini 2 – Size: 7.9-inch | Price: £239 – A tablet that just about trumps the newer iPad Air 3 because it's very similar but much cheaper" "
I purchased my Shield last October; they agreed to replace it in March. I took it on a 6 week trip and, well, I'm glad I took my Macbook with me! The Shield performed fine when it performed however, I suspect, it was badly affected by poor internet speeds. Now it's just started powering itself down! I am going to ask for a refund.
PS I am not a gamer but a general user and consider myself pretty knowledgeable.
Your sense of "not-being-stupid" is gone, I believe.
It is stupid to try and compare such disparate devices. No-one who is looking at a Surface device is also considering an iPad because the two things have almost zero cross-over. The iPad is a toy for people with too much money, a Surface is a PC for people who need to get things done on the go.
An iPad can only complicate your life, because it is an extra device, not one that can replace any existing device you have. At the end of the day it is just an oversized phone that can't make calls (similar internals, same OS). You'd be better off plugging your iPhone into a monitor (assuming that is even possible).
OTOH, a Surface can simplify your life by being both a tablet and a laptop. When I replaced my Surface Pro 2 with a more serious laptop (Dell M3800), I ended up having to get a tablet for all the things the laptop wasn't well suited to.
Right, much better to give Apple $200 for more storage than give SanDisk $20 for the same result. It must be nice to have more money than you know what to do with.
Then obviously you don't use them for much. Like Michael, I do a lot of high-end work on Macs and we've been through similar issues on the video side of things. e.g. Mavericks dropped support for Apple's own Animation codec in Quicktime. I imagine they did it because not many people use it any more but we have a library of around 6Tb of stock footage and more than half of that was encoded with the Animation codec, which means it no longer previews in Finder, it just gives you a generic Quicktime icon. That would be fine if everything was well named but because we used to be able to preview, we just kept the stock names they came with - iStockxxxxxxxx720p.mov, etc. It's an absolute freakin' nightmare that adds critical amounts of time to a lot of jobs and would take hundreds of man hours to remedy.
I also find After Effects and Photoshop far less stable on OS X than they are on my Windows laptop at home. In fact, I reckon my laptop is at least as fast, possibly faster, than the 8 month old MacPro I use at work, even though it only cost one-quarter as much. And because of the absurd design, IT had to buy break-out boxes for our video capture cards and the machines now have to sit on our desks as they won' tfit into the brackets the old machines did. That means we now have cables snaking all over our desks and every USB socket on the machine is taken by the basic set-up. Luckily our Dell monitors have a couple of USB sockets we can use. They also get ridiculously hot.
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dont you ever tell me what i do or dont do mkay funboy
once again shut up with your assumptions of me mkay funboy
You are a complete tool.
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Carlisle, Pa. - The #7-ranked Dickinson College men's lacrosse team turned in a solid performance under poor playing conditions to hold off visiting Swarthmore, 9-6, on Saturday afternoon. Playing in a heavy rain for the better part of the contest, the Red Devils weathered the storm and a tenacious effort by the Garnet.
The Devils capitalized on a extra-man opportunity as Richard Craft (Newtown Square, Pa./Episcopal) scored off an assist from Matt Cherry (Radnor, Pa./Radnor) at the 11:27 mark of the first quarter. Junior Bobby Kingsley (Bethesda, Md./St. Albans) put Dickinson up, 2-0, scoring just two minutes later with an assist from Pat Curley (Ellicott City, Md./Mt. St. Joseph).
It took less than a minute for the Devils to stretch the lead to 3-0 as Cherry fed sophomore Christian Beitel (Newtown, Conn./Newtown) at the 8:31 mark of the first quarter.
Swarthmore answered with a pair of goals to cut the deficit to 3-2 at the end of the first. Pat Greene finished a Brandon Conway assists with 4:40 to play and Steve Selvarian found the net with 1:11 remaining in the quarter.
Conway struck for the Garnet at the 10:36 mark of the second period to tie the game, 3-3. First-year Brian Gleason (Darien, Conn./Darien) tallied the first his three goals at the 5:35 mark, scoring off an assist from Beitel to give Dickinson a 4-3 advantage at the break.
The third quarter saw five goals, but all came in the final 4:34 of the period. Daniel Kowalyshyn tied the game with an assist from Zach Belden to trigger a scoring frenzy in the final minutes. The teams traded goal for goal to enter the final quarter tied, 6-6.
Beitel connected with Gleason at the 2:39 mark before Jonathan Molloy tallied another Garnet equalizer. Sophomore Nick Leon (Chevy Chase, Md./Gonzaga) scored to give Cherry his third assist of the game with 53 seconds to play. Kevin Pytlar evened things again, 6-6, with just 21 seconds on the clock.
The Red Devil defense closed the door in the fourth, holding the Garnet scoreless while netting three for the final margin of 9-6. Gleason completed the hat-trick with 10:33 remaining, crediting Ward Gruppo (Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield Prep). Beitel scored on the ensuing face-off as classmate Brandon Palladino (Basking Ridge, N.J./Basking Ridge) controlled the ground ball and dished out the assist.
Cherry finished off the scoring with 7:11 remaining as Kingsley found him for the Devils' final tally.
Palladino finished with eight ground balls, causing three turnovers in the midfield. Peter Zouck (Baltimore, Md./Gilman) turned in another strong performance with two caused turnovers and three GBs. Senior John Haire (Darien, Conn./Darien) caused three turnovers as well while first-year Draper Donley (Lutherville, Md./St. Paul's) added four GBs and caused turnover as well. Kevin Joy (Darien, Conn./Darien) played well in the midfield, adding a pair of caused turnovers and four GBs.
Greg Hanley (Laurel Hollow, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor) made 11 saves in the Devil cage, stopping six shots in the second quarter.
Beitel led the way on attack with a pair of goals and two assists. Cherry struck once and tallied three assists while Gleason recorded the hat-trick with three goals on the day. Kingsley was solid behind the cage, picking up seven GBs to go with his goal and assist.
Chip Murray (New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan) won five face-offs and Parker Waldron (Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon) added three wins.
Six different players scored for the Garnet while Mark Czernak won 11 face-offs and controlled five ground balls. Jonathan Cohen made 16 saves in goal for Swarthmore (3-10, 1-5).
The seventh-ranked Red Devils improve to 12-1 on the season and 6-0 in the Centennial Conference. They travel to Muhlenberg College on Wednesday night for another key face-off with the Mules.


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I will already be scraping the hand guards, standard front sight, and flash hidder anyways. I think it could be done if I ordered a Pencil barrel and then I would not need to have it machined down to the .75" of the for the GB. I would just use a .6?? whatever size it is for the smaller dia. barrel.
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|I would suggest you read through all the stickies in the puppy section. Loads of good information there to help with the generic puppy raising troubles and questions.
Crate training is the best concept on the planet. The previous replies are spot on. We have had a pup for 3 days, no potty in the crate yet, last night he cried for a few minutes then let us sleep all night.
Just remember, the crate is a good place not a bad place. Never use it for discipline. Ours has a couple stuffed animals and his bedding. I throw my house clothes over it so he can smell me. Not sure if that helps but its a good place to keep them anyway.
So far we have put him in there during the day when we shower and can't keep an eye on him. We will put him in there when we mop. We haven't really left him yet but that is coming next week. My wife will put him in there when she goes to the grocery or runs to town.
|I love the crate! its a huge relief when i have to stash the dog while i mop n clean,
When I first joined this forum, almost everyone said to crate train. Even though it wasnt needed since he was potty trained in 3 days.
One of the best decisions I made. Stopped him from eating rocks, tearing up my plants and backyard while I wasnt home. It also allowed me to keep him confined inside until he was old enough to be trusted out at night on his own. At the vet hes less stressed than the other dogs that are not used to being crated. I can crate him when I need to wash my floors and let them dry. Theres just soo many reasons why crate training is good besides helping with potty training. Im so glad I did it. Nylabones the large size are great to chew on when no ones around because they dont come apart. also Kongs. I tried bully sticks but my dogs a chewer and he ate the big ones in 20 to 30 minutes.
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|Okay, if you get a puppy you should crate train it. Yes, only have the pup in the crate when you are not home or its night time, and maybe when you are eating. If you want to put a toy in the crate make sure the puppy cant swallow/choke on it while you are not watching it.
The puppy should be crated when you are unable to keep an eye on her - at night, when you leave, etc. this protects the puppy and your house, and helps with potty training. The crate should be limited to allow them space to lay and turn around comfortably, but not enough space to potty in one corner and sleep in the other. A puppy will naturally not want to sleep where it pottys.
Puppies need potty breaks very frequently, please plan on getting up multiple times during the night to take them outside for potty, and do not leave the puppy crated for very long.
Please do lots of research before getting this puppy. GSD puppies can be notoriously hard to raise and require a LOT of time and effort.
Who is the breeder?
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Think about getting a gsd. The pups r 6 weeks now and from what ive read i think we r leanin toward a female. Crate ??? Do u leave a chew toy in the crate with the dog all the time. And is the crate just for sleepin at night and while we r away. Im not getting the whole crate thing completely.
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