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So after 2 jears of my not-so-complete Deathwatch-Armor out of PVC plates...
I'm done with it! Not Done with the costume but I just have it enough!
The plastic plates and artificial Leather has been pointed out as an inferior Material.
First i thought i just swap the Plasticplates with Aluminum.... but then 'why only the plates? i can do all new Softparts aswell ^^
It is a fresh project
So Today i finally got all the 108 Metalparts needed together.
Some of them are already bended or nearly complete.
Like the Belt (Comparisation between new and old one)
the old one was PVC plates glued on velco on a faux-leatherbelt (filled with some rubbermattes to come to the thickness)
the new Belt is 4mm thick Leather with an elastic strap and 33 little plates (each plate consist out of a frontplate and a backplate with a solid loop) threaded on the strap.


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|My original 64 LeMans had the 326 in it. It ran good. I ran the snot out of that motor. I could float the valves pretty easy but it was a great car.
A 350 poncho has a small bore. 3.875 in
The heads with the larger valves create a flow problem as the valve is too close to the cylinder and "shrouds" the valve decresing flow.
350 have chamfers at the top of the cylinder to help unshroud the valve and inprove flow.
I wouldnt spend much money for heads for a 350.
If the motor is running , i wouldnt do anything but a cam and some carb work. And some dizzy tuning.
Even milling the heads that are on it would raise the cost as you would need to make the valve train adjustable.
I have a good running 350 in my poncho. Its coming out this summer for a 389 replacement.
I am even questioning that...now that I have a 428.
I will mothball the 350 for anything I get in the future that may need an engine to be a driver.
for what you'll pay to get a set rebuilt.. correctly..(new guides/etc)
you can get alum edelbrock heads for a little more..
that will run circles around those 48's
just an option..
Not to sure if the OPs engine is a running engine at the moment. I think that is what he is trying to say , but he hasnt been back so I we dont have any way of knowing.
If he has a running 350 , the least expensive way to get a few more horses from it would be to put a Comp XE in it to help it with its breathing/anemia problem. Sure...A 350 isnt a desirable choice if you are going to build a complete engine. But if it runs good allready a cam upgrade would be a plus to help it out.
A 350 with a 2 barrel and a decent cam could be a fun daily driver and still be cheap enough to drive evryday.
Would I build one from a bare block....NO.
Drop a cam in for 30-40 more horses...any day of the week.
|I wouldn't try hopping up a Pontiac 350 on a dare. It's not even worth messing with unless it's 400 cu in or larger. It just cost too much, no bang for the buck. If they were such good engines, Nascar would have used them. $5.00 a gallon gas will kill them off. If you want somethiing different then by all mean build a Pontiac 350, it will never be a 400 or 455 and you will always know it.
The set of # 48 s I have arent what you might think. I CCed them and they are at 96 CC s. Not what I expected to be on a 350...but thats what it was.
I have plenty of pontiac ...engines - heads etc. LOL
I just bought a 1969 428 . Wish I had found it before I bought the 400, or the 389...or .....
To The OP ....shove a Comp cams XE 256 in that bad boy and rework that 2GC rochester a little. They can be made to run 500 CFM which is right for a stock 350. Dual exhaust with a crossover would be a definite plus also.
You would be suprised.
That would be on target for a budget street ride.
If you want NORS Pontiac engine parts ...I know a guy in Lansing, mi. He has 4 warehouses full of nors stuff for all makes.
|Scrounging sure is a Pontiac thing. You want Chinese no problem. #48 heads were not made since 1969, how many different cars you think the average set of #48 heads have been on? Anything he finds will be used and in who knows what condition. Add the cost to have them rebuilt. The problem is you can buy a new Chevy engine from GM with a warranty. What kind of warranty is going to be on used Pontiac parts or Chinese Pontiac parts?
|Mr. P-Body
"Scrounging" is not a "Pontiac thing". Parts are available at every engine parts warehouse, just like Chevy. Yes, they DO cost a bit more, but they are NOT hard to find. 326 pistons can be an adventure...(:-
Considering the Firebird 400 and T/A had ALL the small block Camaros "covered with a blanket", I really don't see Pontiac's marketing people worried AT ALL about Camaro in '69. Pontiac was #3, far "ahead" of where they were at any time in recent memory. If they really wanted a slice of the "Camaro pie", I think they would have flooded the market with T/As instead of severely limiting them. I think the 350HO cars were just a "bone" thrown to more economically-minded Pontiac buyers. With the exceptin of GTO in that era, for the most part, Pontiac wasn't trying to outsell Chevy. They didn't NEED to "try" with GTO until 1970, when GTO sales took a dive (strange, too, as the '70 is among the finest of all muscle cars) and SS FINALLY swept "up".
In some ways, "48" is considered the "second best" D-port head. 12 takes "top honors" ('70 350HP-366HP 400s). 12 has about the same intake flow as 670 and 48 (210 @ .500, untouched). The exhaust, however, goes an additional 25 CFM over ALL the other D-ports, at just over 175 @ .500. Some 48s were also machined with an "odd" chamber, similar in shape to the Ram Air IV heads ("compact wedge"). I've only seen a few, and those on KNOWN Ram Air III (simply called "Ram Air" in '69) 366HP 400s. 48s are getting VERY rare these days, and is NOT a good head for a 455 unless drastic steps are taken to reduce compression (12:1 with a flat top), OR it's a dedicated "race" engine, using only 100-plus octane race gas. Without porting, a 455 will "run out of breath" with these heads before 5,500 RPM. Once ported, a d-port is a d-port is a d-port...
I prefer to think the reason 48 heads were used on the 1969 Pontiac 350 was because of the "me too" sales policy. The "me too" sales policy was to compete with the 1969 Chevy Z28 on the showroom floor. The 48 heads are some of the best heads you can use but only on a 400 or 455 engine.
All successful performance engines are "over-square", meaning, the bore is larger than the stroke. I cannot think of one thing a Pontiac 350 engine would be good for except for fish structure. You cannot even bore a Pontiac 350 engine so it will accept high performance heads. The "under-square" (small bore) of the Pontiac 350 severely limits its RPM potential.
There may be a rare occasion that a Pontiac 350 engine will be competitive at the track but I don't see how they can be compared to a Chevrolet 350 "over-square" engine.
|Mr. P-Body
It's a good question, MF. The only rationale I've ever heard was they ran out of 47s. In the "pecking order", the Firebird "400" was THE performance model made in high volume. The 350 cars have always been considered "also rans" or "poor man's 400". Not literally, of course, but the general attitude among Pontiac peiople. The 350 has gained popularity in recent years due to the perceived rarity of 400s (not rare at all!).
|If the 1969 Pontiac 350 H-O was not a "me too" engine, why did GM put #48 heads on it.
|Mr. P-Body
In '69, a few 350HOs DID come with 48s. I've CC'd a couple sets and their chamber was a bit smaller than the 400, coming in at 68. We've found the 350 "likes" the small valve heads better, as there's not enough bore to make the larger intake valve "work". I've also seen where too much lift runs the intake valve into the top of the block (bad).
350 Pontiac was never a "me too" engine (introduced at the beginning of the '67 models). Is has the capability of far more low-end torque and not as much high-end horsepower as 350 Chevy (apples to donuts). '69 Z/28s had 302. '69 T/As had 400 Ram Air III or Ram Air IV engines, and the little Chevy had no chance against them. The "race" version of T/A had a 303 CID Pontiac based on the 400 block (4 1/8" bore) and a 2 7/8" stroke, with Ram Air V "tunnel port" heads on them. The 302 had a BIG advantage until someone took the Vs off and put Ram Air IV heads on. The little Pontiac REALLY came alive then, but didn't win anything until Chevy and Ford quit putting money in the Trans-Am (Trans-American Challenge Cup) series. Pontiac didn't put money in it (no factory "sponsorship") except to develope the "legal" displacement (5.0 lr. max). It wasn't 'til '75 that Jerry Titus ran the Radial T/A "Tirebird" to a championship. The same was true of the '69 Camaro SS350 against the Firebird "400". Granted, the Firebird came with a bigger engine. The 350 cars were a "downgrade" from the 400 cars. No one I know ever tried to REALLY race the 350 against the small blocks "heads up". We DO have guys doing well in NHRA "Stock" with 350 Firebirds. They're "factored" lower than the 350 Chevy, as it (the Chevy) is better at making horsepower. NHRA doesn't seem to pay much attention to "torque".
|A 1969 Pontiac Firebird 350 H-O with a 3.88" bore and 3.75" stroke was "me too" competition for the 1969 Chevrolet 350 Z-28 with a 4" bore and 3.48" stroke in the showroom.
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There is a lot to be learned in a wet boat
I learned to sail in 1976 in a Tech Dinghy and I now have something a little bigger. Not much bigger, but I can't trailer it real easy. Little boats are great fun to learn the finer aspects of sailing and getting the most out of your sails and hull. It all translates well to the bigger boat. And learning to sail a sloop rig without a tiller is useful.
Newbies: Read the Bonehead Moves forum, front to back, and back to front... apply the OPM principle and learn from Other People's Mistakes. I have some in there too.
Remember: Your anchor is your friend, so have your heavyweight surefire anchor at the ready at all times - when a current is taking you places you don't want to go (like a bridge to low), that anchor might save your mast, your hull, your outboard etc...
Sand bars... if the tide is running out, you're staying a while, if its coming in, set an anchor to pull her towards, and if there is no tide, set an anchor, jettison the crew and maybe you can gain just enough to nudge her back to deeper water.
Spare parts - Carry spare sheets, fittings, blocks, engine parts (especially electrical elements like power pack, ignition coil, sparks) and the tools to change them. Nothing so satisfying after your motor conks out as servicing it on the water and having her start up again.
Have fun
|I will let everyone know the answer to that when i actually get on the water! Have absorbed everything out of two books, got the boat, sit by the bay every sunday morning just chomping at the bit to get out there.......as soon as she is seaworthy, i'm going! Hopefully won't have to post a thread about 'how to get my boat off a sandbar' or 'made it out, now how do i get back?' Lol.....will post the results when i finally get out.....love this forum.
|Last year I bought a 27 ODay 1976 that needed a lot of work,so while I was fixing her up I took 2 USCG schools Sailing Skills and Seamanship and Coastal Navigation. I bought and read and listened to any and all things sailing and seamanship.You tube videos are great.Don Casey is a favorite and continues to be of great help for me and all of the do it yourselfer's. While refitting the boat I became intimate with all of her systems and the beauty of her sheer to the gabboard.Ive learned about safety gear lines knots standing rigging running rigging polyester resin epoxy resin tabbing mechanical and chemical bonds swaged and swageless and it goes on and on and this is before I splashed and the real fun started.Did I mention I have no crew and have never sailed before singlehanded .I don't want to go on for fear of boring you all so I hope this helped.
|GREETINGS EARTHLINGS ; Go out and don't pump into anything, know where you are, stay warm, stay dry and stay well fed, ( the last one may be a bit trying on a long trip). GO SAFE
Learning to Sail
It's been awhile since I've posted. I came here first......a total Noob without one iota of sailing experience. I had purchased a boat on craigslist, a 21 foot sloop, for $800. Didn't even think to inspect the sails. Didn't know what a jib was.
I lucked out, and the boat was solid and the sails were in good condition. Members on this forum encouraged me, and taught me some things about the rigging.
I painted it, replaced some rigging......bought some "how to sail" DVD's online, and then set out. I made every mistake you can think of......Forgot to drop the keel, put on the jib upside down, sailed in winds WAY too strong for my experience level, engine quit, several uncommanded Jibes.....
....and I learned from each and every outing. By the end of the summer, we were sailing comfortably from one end of the lake to the other......tunes playing, beers flowing, good vibes.
After a summer of learning the basics, I went to Thailand and took an ASA certified Bareboat Skippers course and got my license. Next goal: sailing the greek islands in May. Can't wait! Not bad for just one year's experience on a 2nd hand "craigslist special" sailboat!
Thank you forum members for your help!
You know, I consider myself a pretty manly man. I don't watch chick flicks, i like football, etc. As someone whose dream of owning his first sailboat is about to come true, and has only "bluffed" my way into a few rentals before, I think I ended up with something in my eye as I read these responses.
I was afraid I was being an idiot just going off of some advice and a pile of books (and hopefully some common sense!).
Reading this thread/topic made my day. Hell it made my month.
Happy sailing and wish me luck! (going to see what might be "the boat" tomorrow)
|im in the process of doing it now
I am now learning on my 50' sailboat. It is my first boat and I had my second time sailing with it. I am eager to get out by myself but I find that getting out of the slip and docking back in our marina takes a few people. Other than that, after 5 times out with someone who knows a little more about sailing, I feel I can handle the boat in most normal situations. I didn't test my hand on a storm yet. One problem is that I live in the SF bay area where you can't just go out with a big boat and mess around much as you can hit shallow waters pretty quickly. I am planning in the near future to arrange a multi-day outing to go out to pacific and do just that.
A smaller boat would have made for much faster learning. I would be able to get out much more frequently and I wouldn't care if I nicked the hull a couple of times when docking. The small boat option wasn't feasible for me as I had to live-aboard to be able to afford a boat.
My formula is a lot of reading and re-reading the same stuff as I get more practice, lurking in sailnet and trying to get people to come out sailing with me often.
|I'm looking for someone in the Corinado Ca. area to give me some lessons later this summer. I sailed as a kid in Long island sound, then moved to Wyoming.
The first time was on my uncles Hobie Cat on Hood Canal in Wa. I was 17 and full of adventure. My uncle taught me the basics and then let me go out with one instruction. "Keep both hulls in the water" with him I was on one hull, but it was his rule. So I grabbed my buddy and went out. Winds were blowing around 10-15kts and we were hauling across the canal. We were on our third run across the canal, when I said to myself "What could happen" so I trimmed the sails and was now cruising on one hull, my buddy and I are standing on the hull about 4ft off the water, with no worries in the world and the biggest grin. About halfway across we went from 20kts (the fish was thiiiisss big) haha, to zero. The first thing out of my buddys mouth was "You &%&*^hole, your uncle told you TWO hulls" Needless to say, after gathering our wits, we didn't flip, we just stopped. So we flagged a power boat and he towed us in. About the same time my uncle is driving and he looks out over the canal to look for the sails and nothing... Well the culprit was a broken shackle on the bow stay and so when it broke the mast came down, hence our sudden stop.
Been sailing hobies on and off, more off than on, for the past 20yrs until, this last year when on a whim bought a 35 Coronado MS. Sailed it 3 times, having fun every time. Except when the genoa line smacks me in the face or the engine overheats because you forgot to open the raw water valve, oh the joys of owning a boat. haha
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Re: Differencing two equations
Inner is also sometimes a useful construct for this.
eqn1 = a1 == a2;
eqn2 = b1 == b2;
Inner[Plus, eqn1, eqn2, Equal]
a1 + b1 == a2 + b2
Inner[Plus, eqn1, Minus /@ eqn2, Equal]
a1 - b1 == a2 - b2
Inner[Plus, eqn1, 3 # & /@ eqn2, Equal]
a1 + 3 b1 == a2 + 3 b2
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From: David Bailey [mailto:dave at removedbailey.co.uk]
On 11/02/2013 09:36, Murray Eisenberg wrote:> Yeah, Mathematica stubbornly
refuses t > >> I'm brand new to Mathematica, so I apologize for the naive
>> I'm trying to figure out how to difference two equations. Basically if
I have:
>> a==r
>> b==s
>> I'd like to get:
>> a-b == r-s
>> What I'm getting is more like (a==r) - (b==s). I'm not sure how that's
a useful result, but is there a function to do what I'm looking for?
>> A quick search of the archives seem to bring up ways of doing this from
using transformation rules to swap heads to unlocking the Equals operator
and hacking its behavior. I'd like to avoid doing that kind of rewiring for
a simple operation, and I'd like to keep the syntax clean.
>> The Core Language documentation makes a big point of how everything is
basically a list with different heads. In this case, what I'm trying to do
would work if it were treated as a list ({a,b}-{r,s} returns
{a-b,r-s}) but doesn't work under Equal.
>> Thanks for any suggestions.
I think it helps to manipulate algebraic expressions in a way that makes it
easy to understand when you come back to a notebook sometime later!
So my approach would be to define a function to subtract equations, so that
it is pretty obvious what is going on!
In[16]:= subtract[a1_ == a2_, b1_ == b2_] := (a1 - b1) == (a2 - b2)
In[17]:= subtract[x + 3 y == 6, x - y == 2]
Out[17]= 4 y == 4
This also has the advantage that if you accidentally supply an argument that
is not an equality, you will not get a misleading answer!
A slightly more general function might take a third argument that would act
as a multiplier of the second equality:
In[20]:= combine[a1_ == a2_, b1_ == b2_,
k_] := (a1 + k b1) == (a2 + k b2)
In[21]:= combine[x + 3 y == 6, x - y == 2, -1]
Out[21]= 4 y == 4
In[23]:= combine[x + 3 y == 6, x - y == 2, 3] // Simplify
Out[23]= x == 3
(You could also include the Simplify as part of your combine function)
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HAMDEN, CONN. – All nine Canisius players scored at least three points and the team shot 51.8 percent from the field and 42.1 percent from 3-point range as the Golden Griffins knocked off Quinnipiac 86-74 Thursday night in the TD Bank Sports Center in Hamden, Conn. The win, Canisius' third-straight victory, improves the Blue and Gold to 15-7 overall and 9-2 in MAAC play while the Bobcats fell to 12-8 overall and 7-4 in conference action. With the win, the Griffs move to the top spot in the MAAC standings, a half-game ahead of Iona, who hosts Manhattan Friday night.
Canisius had three players score in double-figures in the win, led by senior Billy Baron, who scored a team-high 20 points. Freshman Zach Lewis added 17 points and three rebounds, while senior guard Chris Perez was good for 15 points, five assists and three boards in 39 minutes. Senior center Jordan Heath pulled down a game-high 10 rebounds in the win for Canisius, which ended the game even on the boards with Quinnipiac at 38-38. Coming into the game, Quinnipiac was the nation's top rebounding team.
Quinnipiac junior Zaid Hearst scored a game-high 33 points in the loss for the Bobcats, while senior forward Ike Azotam was good for 12 points and nine rebounds. The Bobcats, who entered the game with a 7-1 record at home this season, shot 37.1 percent from the field and 22.2 percent from 3-point land in the losing effort.
The Griffs got a total of 21 points from their reserves on Thursday, led by sophomore Dominique Raney, who posted nine points in 11 minutes of action, with eight of those points coming in the game's second half. Freshman Phil Valenti chipped in five points to go with six rebounds, while Josiah Heath had four points and three boards. Sophomore Kevin Bleeker played five minutes off the bench and knocked down a 3-pointer and pulled down one rebound in five minutes of game action.
"We just kept going right at them, and that is a credit to our guys, because Quinnipiac is a big, tough team," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "Our bench provided a great spark to us tonight. Those guys came in and played hard. They did a lot to take Billy away and the rest of the guys stepped right up and knocked down open shots."
Canisius never trailed in the ball game, jumping out to an early 8-0 lead just 3:05 into the game on 3-pointers from Jordan Heath and Perez and a jumper by Lewis. The Griffs led 31-13 with 8:19 left before the break, but the Bobcats out scored the Griffs 8-1 in the final 2:59 of the first stanza to send the teams into the locker room with Canisius in the lead at 41-32. Quinnipiac scored the first four points of the second half to make it a five-point game at 41-36, but the Blue and Gold answered with a quick scoring spurt that put the Griffs back up nine at 47-38 with 15:16 left in the contest.
Quinnipiac used an 8-1 run over 2:08 to trim the Griffs hold to 48-46 with 13:08 left on the clock. In that run, Hearst and teammate Ousmane Drame scored all eight points for the Bobcats, but that would be as close as the host school would get all night, as Canisius answered with a 7-0 run of its own, capped by a pair of free-throws by Lewis, to give the Griffs a 55-46 lead with 10:32 left to play. Quinnipiac never got any closer than seven points in the game's final eight minutes and Canisius sealed the win by going 9-for-12 from the free-throw line in the contests' closing three minutes.
The Griffs had 15 assists on 29 field goals in the victory, with Perez dishing out a game-high five. Canisius out scored Quinnipiac 34-28 in the paint and the Griffs ended the night with 11 points off seven Bobcat turnovers and a 14-4 advantage in fast-break points.
Canisius will end its weekend stay in the state of Connecticut on Saturday when the team plays at Fairfield. Game time in Bridgeport, Conn., is set for 1 p.m.
Game Notes: This was the first meeting between the two schools in men's basketball… This marks the first time in program history where Canisius has recorded 15 wins by the end of January… Baron has now scored 20 or more points 17 times this season… The Griffs are 10-3 this season when Perez scored in double-figures… Perez is averaging 12.8 points per game in the Griffs' last five contests… Canisius is 6-1 since Lewis joined the starting line-up and the freshman guard has scored in double-figures six times in those seven games... Senior Chris Manhertz had seven rebounds in the win for Canisius to give him 714 boards for his career.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by iceberg08, Apr 18, 2010.
O rly???
Right. This was just a typo.
How can one go from pepper to people is interesting...Even if this was a typo--doubt it but lets say it was--the subconscious implication is disturbing.
I'm sorry, but I wouldn't assume there is any wrongful mindset involved. When people type, they often develop tendencies to type certain words when they begin with certain letters. I almost never type "statue" correctly, because my fingers are so accustomed to typing "statute." Another time, I had a case where we used the word "face" a lot. When I finished that case, for the next few months, I had to search my writings for the word "face" because I repeatedly wrote that instead of "fact."
If the typist of the cookbook has typed "people"enough, typing "p" and "e" might trigger the physical response to type "people" regardless of context. I think it's silly to think there is anything nefarious about this.
I can understand the logic of why that it would happen, though I haven't had the same experience - though maybe I haven't been in that same type of repetitive word situation.
But you are talking about one letter, not a completely different word.
Also, you know that you make these mistakes and go back and correct them. Which would be rather important for a lawyer or a lawyer's proofreader.
First of all, the typist or proofreader didn't catch it.
Second, it just seems very odd because "black pepper" appears a ton of times in cook-books, certainly much more often than the word "people" or "black people". Quite different from the situation you describe.
And the recipe would have been given to the typist. It's very possible that the error was in the original recipe and the typist copied it - typists don't think about every word they write. And then the proofreader could have missed it.
It certainly could have been intentional. Maybe it wasn't, but there are people who do stuff like that.
I read about this the other day. Little mistake with big cost.
Maybe auto-complete? Or selecting accidentally the wrong option while spell checking?
Mistakes happen. It's crazy how people (or is that "pepper"?) are so willing to assign malicious intent so readily.
ITA. I had my mother read my university thesis and go through it with a fine tooth comb to make sure there were no typos or mistakes. I was extremely tired when I finished it, and she found similar mistakes to this.
It's not that hard to see how it could have happened. Someone makes a typing error and typles peppel instead of pepper, or something similar, and the auto-correct changes it to people.
I think they're making a mountain out of a molehill...
Misteaks happen.
But, I agree with Jen, blame auto-spell. I doubt there was any evil intentions.
It isn't??? I find it difficult to find a plausible reason how it could have happened...especially since one word has a repeating letter while the other doesn't. I seriously doubt that auto-correct would change "peppel" to "people". Perhaps it would change "pepple" to "people". But I can't see someone mis-typing "pepple" for "pepper". Typos happen, but typing "le" for "er"?
I don't know what to think here. On the one hand, I think it had to have been a typo or silly mistake; OTOH, perhaps a deliberate publicity stunt? How many people will now go out and buy the misprinted books because of this publicity?
Have you never written anything when you're tired? Have you never worked 18 hours straight in one day to finish a project, and then read back over it the next day to see it littered with mistakes such as this?
I'm guessing not, because if you had, you would have no difficulty understanding how it happened. So it wasn't a typo - it was a mistake. As evidenced in my post above, people write the wrong word every time. I see it multiple times per day on this very forum and my mother found dozens of examples in my LLM thesis which had to be corrected before it was handed in.
People make mistakes. It's what makes us human. Inferring malicious intent because you're too perfect to have made such a mistake and thus can't understand how it would happen? It's ridiculous.
Ask any academic, any lawyer, journalist or anyone else who has to write and then edit a lot of stuff. You can find some pretty ludicrious things that you don't recall writing, but if you're tired, it happens. If you're thinking about a different word or having a conversation, you often start to write it.
I don't find it difficult to find a plausible reason at all.
Clearly. And I just demonstrated how. If you're thinking of one thing and typing another, the result can be amusing. Hungry, Reuven?
I agree. I can only at the conspiracy theorists who think otherwise. I'm too lazy to do it, but I suspect we could do a search of people's posts here on FSU and find similar occurrences of mistyped words.
When I'm doing a lot of writing, I type the wrong word all the time. Plus, when I type I look at the keyboard, not the screen - I usually can tell when I've made a typo and fix it mid-stream, but if what I've typed is a real word, I usually don't find it until I proofread. I can't remember specific examples, but I just did a writing/editing job at work and some of the words that ended up in the document pre-proofing had nothing to do with the subject at all. I can totally see how this happened.
OTOH, it is a pretty big failure of proofreading to not catch this before publication. Mistakes get to publication all the time (a friend used to talk about the book she read as a kid about the "two-headed boy" and how confused she was that a bigger deal wasn't made of it in the book), but this is more than just switching 2 letters and as was mentioned, the word "people" in the middle of a recipe should have caught the eye of a proofer. But ultimately I have a hard time believing this is anything but a mistake.
Proofreaders obviously don't catch everything. If I had a dollar for every typo we've found in textbooks in our schools, I wouldn't have to teach anymore!
I want one of the books with the typo in it !!!
For anyone who says this couldn't have been a mistake, it must be nice to be so perfect all the time. I know that just on this message board I have made some crazy mistakes while typing. I have typed completely wrong words because I had the television going or someone talking near me. It happens to me all the time. I wish I could remember but just the other day I read one of my posts with a word that was stuck in the middle of a sentence and made NO SENSE. I couldn't even figure out what word it was supposed to be. Lucky for me no one has decided I did it on purpose, guess I am just really dumb and not as perfect as some of you.
For the sake of argument, I turned auto-correct on and typed "peppel." Neither pepper nor people was what it corrected, but people came before pepper. The first word was pepped.
If it was pepple, the first word it corrected to was people.
I don't see why it's so difficult for you to believe someone would make a typing mistake like that, unless you just don't type that often. I've made all sorts of bizarre typing mistakes and have typed the wrong letter using the wrong wrong hand. Often, my mistakes are when I'm thinking about something else, like, typing "skating" instead of "skills" during Worlds.
You wouldn't believe some of the typos I've gotten for English and History papers. They have been truly
Seriously! We all make mistakes. The idea of it being a publicity stunt
Hell, the other day I was so stressed out from a long day of work that I met someone and accidentally introduced myself as "Sarah". My name starts with S, but it's nowhere near Sarah.
Ahhhhh. It is so much fun to look for evil in others. It reminds me of the scene in Bowfinger where Eddie Murphy is ranting and raving because he counted all of the letters in a script and they somehow came out to spell KKK in his system. I couldn't find that scene on youtube, so I'll insert another that makes no sense to this post, but that I love anyway.
Find evil intent as you wish.
Yes. 2 weeks ago, I wrote a report for a Judge while in a hurry.
Possession of a Controlled Substance became "Passion of a Controlled Substance"
Good thing it was checked by a colleague.
I write all the time, thank you, and as one who does type often, I do know that typos happen all the time, and that "pepprt" or "peppwe" would be the likely typo for "pepper"...not "pepple".
I didn't realize there was a rulebook on what kinds of typos are possible.
Yes, you can buy it on Amazon. However, I wrote "the "likely typo". The word likely is rarely used in rulebooks.
You're still operating on the assumption that it was a typo, and not a mistake. Not everyone can type well. Not everyone makes typical typos. And it would seem that everyone (except you) makes mistakes...
Now that's a reasonable explanation. Pepper becomes pepple becomes people.
My, such sarcasm! And anyway, your opinion is based on assumptions as well.
And, "conspiracy theorists"?? "Evil in others"? LOL! Jesus, chill out people! We're talking about a cook book...not JFK's assassination!
Indeed. But you're the one inferring intent based on an atypical typo
I was at Skate America one year and doing PBP via my Blackberry. Instead of writing that one skater should be "penalized" for wearing the shirt he was wearing, I instead wrote that he should be "penised", and that's what you'll see if you look up that old post. Don't ask me, but it happened. I didn't even know about it until I got back from the event. So, stuff happens. I'm not saying that it mightened have been done deliberately in the case of this cookbook, but I could totally believe that it was just an innocent mistake.
In addition, while it used to be the case that published books were edited by highly skilled and trained copy editors, in many cases that's no longer true. That's why we tend to see a lot more weird typos/grammar errors and etc. in books today - especially in "mass market" books.
A friend of mine, who writes a lot of media tie-in novels, tells me that the only copy editing his publishers do now-days is handing the manuscript off to an intern and asking them to read it.
^^^And we talked for years after about skaters (and others) getting penised...


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Arsène Wenger faced the media on Tuesday ahead of the Champions League clash with Montpellier.
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on Szczesny's return to the team...
Mannone has done very well, he deserves a lot of credit. Wojciech has the qualities. He has played only one game [since his injury]. At the start of the season, he was No 1, played well, then moved out of the team for injury, and then moved back. In my head, he was No 1, so he gets the chance to show he is No 1. In between Mannone has done very well. It is now down to the performances of Wojciech. He has the qualities, he is a top keeper.
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I don't know if you call that high-risk but it is just my opinion. What is important is what we achieve together for the season. To do that I just think that Theo is a big part in that. There's a risk [of losing him for free], yes, but we are ready to take it. A successful season is more important for us than this risk that is only a financial risk, apart from the losing the player. If we sell him we lose him anyway. I believe that we started the season with this squad and we want to finish the season with this squad.
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|Find your painter now and get your game plan down. Sometimes tipping the cab on it's firewall will work for doing the floor. Painting it in pieces is no big deal and actually alot easier if it's a solid nonmetalic color. Easier for the painter but stressfull for the assembler.
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The Syrian Electronic Army emerged soon after the Syrian uprising began in 2011, defacing Facebook pages with pro-Assad messages that ranged from sweet -- "I love Bashar" -- to threatening. Anti-Assad activists said at the time that the group was founded by former intelligence agents and hardcore Assad supporters.
In September 2011, the group defaced Harvard University's website with a picture of Assad, and threatened retaliation against the United States for supporting the uprising. The defacement was signed with this message: "Syrian Electronic Army were here." The group also targeted the websites for Newsweek, Oprah Winfrey and Brad Pitt, after his partner, Angelina Jolie -- a U.N. special envoy -- visited Syrian refugees in Turkey.
A subsequent hoax tweet said that Angelina Jolie -- after she visited a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan in December 2012 -- had admitted that "Jordan is to blame for the Syrian refugees' atrocious conditions." Links included with the tweets redirected to malicious websites, as the group had done with its CBS Twitter account takeover.
Jolie appears to be an ongoing source of anger for the SEA. "We know the likes of Jolie, who under the 'humanitarian' cover, only serve American imperialism," said the Shadow.
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The government of Iran makes it a point to stand tall against all forces in the world which they deem to pose a threat to their national independence. Iran refuses to budge on any compromise concerning their nuclear program, and, in the latest example of defying the world, the government of President Ahmadinejad has decided to toughen its laws concerning proper dress. The number of police assigned to enforce dress codes has been doubled as part of a national campaign to crack down on "immoral behavior." During early stages of the Islamic revolution which threw out the Shah, there was an emphasis on dress codes, but in recent years there has been evidence of some flexibility in the way women dress. The Kargozaran newspaper quoted a high police official as saying, "the crackdown on non-Islamic hijab(Muslim veil) will continue until the society is clean of any immoralities."
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At the recent Disaster Recovery Journal Fall World conference, I gave a presentation of the state of BC readiness. I had some great discussions with the audience (especially about where BC should report), but one of the statistics that really stood out for me and I made it a point to emphasize with the audience, is the state of partner BC readiness.
According to the joint Forrester/Disaster Recovery Journal survey on BC readiness, 51% of BC influencers and decision-makers report that they do not assess the readiness of their partners. If this doesn't shock you, it should. Forrester estimates that the typical large enterprise has hundreds of third-party relationships – everyone from supply chain partners to business process outsourcers, IT service providers and of course cloud providers. As our reliance on these partners increases so does our risk – if they're down, it greatly affects your organization's business performance. And with the increasing availability of cloud services, the number of third parties your organization works with only increases, because now, business owners can quickly adopt a cloud service to meet a business need without the approval of the CIO or CISO and sometimes without the approval of any kind of central procurement organization.
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A young English woman leaves her ageing parents to visit friends living in the Australian outback, where she quickly falls in love - both with the country and with Carl, a doctor and Czech refugee. Brought together through dramatic encounters and strange twists of fate, their relationship hangs in the balance when Jennifer is called back to England.
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"Enjoyable story of love blossoming over the scalpels." (Evening Standard)
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"Nevil Shute made me yearn for a faithful, plodding, Shute-type of man. I imagined us trekking across the Australian outback, finding a run-down hamlet, and then transforming it together until death or flood parted us." (Sue Townshed, The Times)
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I have to admit that as far as popular fiction goes, I prefer stuff that was written in the middle of the 20th century--like Nevil Shute, Graham Greene, Dick Francis--and so I found this story written by Nevil Shute in the early 1950s about life in Australia and post war England to be a most enjoyable read. The plot is simple and it beats 'historical fiction' because it wasn't trying to recreate anything. If you are looking for an action-packed adventure with lots of dialogue and very little description, you have come to the wrong place.
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Julie Maisey is an amazing narrator, bringing all the characters, whether English, Australian, or Czech to life vividly. The story is lovely with colorful depictions of post-war Australian lifestyle attempting to adapt to the influx of Europe's displaced persons. Interesting and touching..
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All of it. I loved the descriptions of the country, the relationships between the natives and the newbies. My wife and I moved from Boston to a small town in the center of Montana and know exactly how the characters interacted. It was very sweet.
She did a great job with the male voices. She was not in the least bit distracting. Just a great job.
Extreme reaction? Oh, no. It was just a delicious listen and both Sonia and I wished it could have gone on even longer.
Can't go wrong with any of Mr. Shute's books or any book narrated by Ms Maisey
"Let's all move to Australia!"
After "A Town Like Alice" and "Trustee from the Toolroom", I had great hopes for this book. However they were not realized. The story is thinner, yes, but Shute's gung-ho chauvinism toward Australia truly trips up the story. Surely not *everything* in England is hopeless and *only* Australia offers hope and opportunity? However, that is how this story is written -- and it's not even subtle. He keeps knocking you over the head with it; everything from cars to kitchen appliances is better down under. (And I really like Australia!) If you can get past this element the story is decent, mild and unsurprising, and has at its core two likable characters.
It should be noted that the narrator is much better than one would think from the sample clip. She handles male voices well and does a very good job with the Czech doctor. She actually improved my perception of the story; had I been reading as text it I probably wouldn't have finished it.
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I love Nevil Shute and The Far Country is my favorite. This is an excellent audiobook. The reader is fabulous. She is absolutely perfect. Her accents are excellent. I loved listening to this audiobook and highly recommend it.
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I couldn't be more disappointed. I have heard of this author my whole life and eagerly plunged into this famous novel. I cannot believe how boring it is! Shute did not create even ONE moment of tension in the entire book. There was so much promise and he did nothing with it. Everybody is super nice. Everybody gets extra money unexpectedly which solves all their problems. The love affair is placid and sweet. Even the courtroom scene was benign and easy. There is nothing to recommend in this vacant, empty novel, except some insight into the economic difficulties of England after WWII. That is not enough to carry us 11 hours.
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Nevil Shute is amazing. I love his books and love learning about much of the time period after World War II. This book is, like many of Mr. Shute's work, very character driven. And how all of the plot puzzle pieces fit is incredible. I am slowly working my way through Nevil Shute's books on audible. Every time I finish one I mourn a bit that I will never be able to listen to it for the first time all over again. You won't regret spending a credit on this one.
"Solid Offering By Nevil Shute"
Shute characters are so real and the story brings post WWII England and Australia alive. I had read and enjoyed this book previously, but hearing it read so well took my enjoyment to a higher level. Recommended for those who like well developed stories and characters in historical settings.
"quite enjoyable"
I've listened to 5 or 6 Shute books now, and will be listening to more. An good story, well narrated.
"Lovely story"
I have now read three of Neville Shute's books as of which have been different. This was a lovely gentle story but with an undercurrent of the horrors of WW2. The narrator was excellent especially with the number of accents she had to go through!
"excellent story to listen to while walking"
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- 1 pound ground beef
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why? is my favorite question :evil:
Kurt,I believe you need too do some checking on this temperature ! { much cooler }I notice by your June 14 2008 post this is your first full year of bee-keeping." On that note, the temp around the cluster in the hive is around 75 deg. in the winter I believe (please correct me if I'm wrong). "Bee-Bop
To-Peek-Or-Not-To-Peek, that is NOT the question if you have a screened upper cover as I do. As posted in my previous posts about ventilated covers, my cover has a 3" diameter hole in the center which serves as ventilation. I just peek down the hole. The bees have been hanging around near the center so I can judge their location throught the winter. I also agree with homer on all his comments.Also, as far as bees not moving...better check closely. I notice that during VERY cold weather the bees seem to be motionless on the top of the cluster but in reality they are alive. Dead bees on snow=good!


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Press Release – 25.09.2012
Swedish version
Council of Europe's Anti-Racism Commission publishes new report on Sweden
Strasbourg, 25.09.2012 – The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) today published its fourth report on Sweden. ECRI's Chair, Mr Jenö Kaltenbach, welcomed positive developments, but regretted that a number of problems persisted, such as continuing de facto residential segregation and the ground gained by xenophobic and islamophobic discourse and political parties over the past few years.
Policies designed to combat racism and racial discrimination have been put in place and efforts to improve the reporting and prosecution of hate crimes have been made. In 2009, new comprehensive legislation extended the protection against discrimination; the new Equality Ombudsman is responsible for supervising compliance with this legislation and promoting equal opportunities. Immigration and asylum legislation has been streamlined and a 2010 law gives newly arrived immigrants the opportunity to participate more actively in working life and the life of society.
Problems relating to land rights continue to have an adverse effect on the Sami; Roma remain marginalised and the fact that positive action is not generally accepted in Sweden with regard to discrimination based on ethnicity and religion affects the situation of vulnerable groups. Strict administrative requirements in the field of family reunification place a disproportionate burden on persons from some countries. Some non-citizens find themselves in a particularly vulnerable situation with regard to health.
In its report, ECRI has made a number of recommendations, among which the following three require priority implementation and will be revisited by ECRI in two years' time:
Adopt a plan of action to address de facto residential segregation;
Lift exclusions from free medical care for certain particularly vulnerable categories of persons living in Sweden without a residence permit;
Implement measures to resolve all family reunification problems arising due to difficulties in obtaining identity papers in the country of origin.
The report, including Government observations, is available [here]. It was prepared following ECRI's contact visit to Sweden in September 2011 and takes account of developments up to March 2012.
ECRI is a human rights body of the Council of Europe, composed of independent experts, which monitors problems of racism, discrimination on grounds of ethnic origin, colour, citizenship, religion and language (racial discrimination), as well as xenophobia, antisemitism and intolerance, prepares reports and issues recommendations to member States.
For more information on ECRI: www.coe.int/ecri
Press contact: Stefano Valenti, Tel: +33 (0)3 90 21 43 28, firstname.lastname@example.com


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