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That's a good kit and the price is pretty decent actually.
Keep in mind some places don't give ANY tech info with their kits. TCI, Bulkpart, etc aren't selling youa kit and then answering your questions when you build it and don't know why they sent you a certain part or how to reconfigure the 3-4 clutch pack, or what clearances to set it at, etc.
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Looks like a very complete kit. May be a little overkill & pricey tho'. I'd shop around some more. I'm not sure what tools are absolutely neccesary for the 700R4/4l60 trans. TCI doesn't have the best reputation.
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I have a 350 4-bolt main. I just rebuilt the top-end with the Edelbrock Performer RPM kit. 750cfm edl. carbl. I believe i have flat top pistons. My bottem end is stock, will up grade it in the sping. ( is the Eagle bottem end the best) I really dont know how much HP im putting out. Hopefully around the 400's... I have a heavy truck weights 5600..
what i personally would do depending on how much power you putting out, would be 1st check the current reverse input drum and make sure its absolutely flat, if so, i wouldnt worry about the drum.
other than that, id get the dual cage sprag, the z-pack 3-4 clutches, (personal preference after learning a few things from the old man), and depending on if ur going to be running the engine above 5500 WOT the hardened steel rings for 5500 and above, and finally the trans-go separator plate (just to be safe unless you already know that the separator plate in the trans is ok).
the choice of conveter is up to you with the consideration of what youve done to the engine, if its basically stock, then a good rebuilt aftermarket converter from anywhere like WITtrans or a hughes, or as you mentioned should be fine for street use.
only thing i noticed otherwise is the application your putting it in.. that too is important... 1 other thing i might suggest is to go with a corvette servo if you dont already have 1... and get the atsg manual to help you along the way...
these transmissions have a common 2-3 flair issue after rebuild, but if you follow everything closely, you should be ok... best of luck on your first 700R4 rebuild... there a good trans.
p.s. dont forget to add "the beast" sun shell if this kit dont come with it. another weak link in the 700R4...
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The wise guys in Vegas seem to think Stanford will suffer a similar fate this weekend, installing Oregon as three-touchdown favorites. Can you blame them? Forget Tuscaloosa, Gainesville, or Columbus, there is no tougher place to play on the road than Autzen Stadium. Stanford hasn't beaten the Ducks in Eugene since 2001 (and that took a near-miracle comeback).
And, of course, Oregon's offense is just, well, I mean, my God. They're averaging over 55 points per game in Pac-12 play. They're racking up yards at an incredible pace. What they did to U$C's defense (62 points, 730 total yards) was criminal. This is the Ivan Drago of offenses; whatever they hit, they destroy.
And I think Stanford's defense can contain them.
Call me crazy (and it probably won't be the first time—or the last), but it would not surprise me to see the Treefense keep the quack attack in check. Stanford's defense finally should have the personnel, speed, and toughness to match Oregon's offense.
While Washington State spreads its opponents out so they can throw the ball, Oregon's spread revolves around its running game. It doesn't matter which running back the Ducks plug in—LaMichael James, LeGarrette Blount, Jonathan Stewart, Jeremiah Johnson—this scheme has worked, many times with devastating results.
Stopping Oregon means having the strength to win the line of scrimmage. This means having the discipline to not fall for misdirection. This means having all hands on deck, with your best defensive players leading the way.
Think back to when Arizona State faced Oregon a few weeks ago. On the second play of the game, Sun Devils defensive tackle Will Sutton knifed into the backfield and crashed into Duck quarterback Marcus Mariota. In the process, Sutton forced a fumble which the Sun Devils recovered. But while Arizona State was celebrating its good fortune, Sutton was on the ground clutching his knee in pain. In the process of forcing the fumble, he banged knees with Mariota. Sutton's knee was bruised, and he was gone for the game.
Arizona State scored on the next play to give them a 7-0 lead not even one minute in, but the game was over right then and there. And everyone watching that game knew it. Without Sutton, the Sun Devils had zero chance of winning the line of scrimmage, and clogging up the holes the Duck offense seems to rip open so easily.
Arizona State lost several other defensive linemen during the course of the game, but Sutton's injury was the initial falling domino that caused the whole Sun Devil defense to collapse. Sure enough, the Ducks brushed themselves off, then scored the game's next 43 points. Before halftime. With ease.
But at least Arizona State came into that game against Oregon armed with their best defensive player. When Shayne Skov was lying crumpled on the Arizona turf with an injured knee last year, I knew immediately that Stanford was going to be at a major disadvantage against Oregon. And that game wasn't for another eight weeks. We know how it ended.
This time, Skov won't be on the sidelines watching helplessly. He'll be leading the charge on the field, roaming sideline to sideline. Meanwhile, Chase Thomas and Trent Murphy will be able to help contain on the outside. Terrence Stephens, Ben Gardner, and Henry Anderson give the Card an outstanding chance to stalemate Oregon's offensive line, plug the holes, and let their linebackers do what they do best. Stanford's front seven should be up to the challenge.
Since Oregon's offensive success largely revolves around its running game, the goal of the Treefense should be to stop Kenjon Barner and De'Anthony Thomas on the ground, and let QB Marcus Mariota try to win the game by passing. There's just one problem with that theory: Mariota is a legitimately accurate downfield passer, one of the better ones in the Pac-12.
Chip Kelly has brought in quarterbacks who can run his system with ease and efficiency, but as dangerous as Dennis Dixon was, as strong as Jeremiah Masoli's arm was, and as effective as Darron Thomas was, none of them could be mistaken for great passers.
Right now, Mariota is completing 71.7 percent of his passes. For many quarterbacks, a stat like that means they're throwing those lateral passes that wildly inflate so many completion rates in football these days. Oregon's offense features its share of laterals and swing passes (most of which De'Anthony Thomas seems to turn into touchdowns). But when Mariota is asked to throw downfield, he either hits his receiver in stride or puts the ball where only his man can get to it.
Dixon couldn't do that with any degree of consistency. Neither could Masoli. Those guys won a lot of games for the Ducks, but Mariota's accuracy sets him apart.
Now, keep in mind that Mariota spent part of his evening in Berkeley last week shaking off an injured shoulder. Mariota says he'll be fine for this weekend. Whether he is or not, the onus is on the Cardinal secondary to shut down the Ducks' passing game.
You can run any kind of souped-up offense you want. You can do all sorts of funky, crazy ball fakes. Your team can have more speed than the Jamaican 4x100 relay team. But football, at its very core, is still a very simple game. And at its simplest, the game always comes down to blocking and tackling.
Easier said than done, I fully realize. But don't be surprised if the Treefense, especially the front seven, passes its biggest test yet and puts the Card in position to shock the college football world once again.
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Hey wait a minute…shouldn't this be Big Game week? Oh well…
I have to admit that it was nice to watch a Stanford team that looked sharp on both sides of the ball in the first quarter. Felt like it had been a while since I'd seen that, particularly on offense…
Just like some of Toby Gerhart's never-say-die runs, Stepfan Taylor's 40-yard catch and run for a critical score will be one of the defining plays of this era of Stanford Football. Hard to find a better illustration of what sheer guts and will can do…
So what are the odds Mike Leach is still coaching in 2014?
366 yards rushing? In one game? Take a bow, Ka'Deem Carey. Even if it was against Colorado…
Could Chip Kelly succeed in the NFL? I don't know. I doubt it, since quarterbacks still take their share of hits in his system. (It is an option scheme, after all). But I bet some owner is going to give Kelly big bucks to try to find out…
Stop me if you've heard this before: Arizona State just can't beat good teams after Columbus Day…
Not a Pac-12 thought, but… score of the week: Georgia Tech 68, North Carolina 50 (in the highest scoring game in ACC history)
Not a Pac-12 thought, but… remember West Virginia? One month ago, they had the Heisman Trophy favorite, were 5-0 and ranked fifth in the polls. Now they're 5-4. And the way their defense plays, there's no guarantee they'll finish the season bowl-eligible. What a reversal of fortune in Morgantown…
Not a Pac-12 thought, but… speaking of going from the penthouse to the outhouse, how do you go from national champion to unemployed in just two years? Auburn's Gene Chizik will be able to tell us soon enough…
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Hey UCLA, thanks for falling asleep in the second half last week against the Cougs. Appreciate it…
Arizona @ Utah. I don't like the Wildcats on the road. I just don't. Accordingly, I like Utah by 10.
cal @ Oregon State. The Bears actually looked competent at times against Oregon last week, and they still lost by 42 points. This week for cal, I forecast a similar effort and a smaller margin of defeat. I like Oregon State by 13.
U$C @ UCLA. Sure, U$C looked a bit more like they're supposed to last week. But the Bruins may have the Trojans just where they want them. I like UCLA by eight.
Washington State @ Arizona State. The high-octane offense gets its groove back. In a big way. I like Arizona State by 27.
Washington @ Colorado. Huskies running back Bishop Sankey must be licking his chops. I like Washington by 20.
Last week: 5-0 (straight-up), 2-3 (ATS).
This year: 29-7 (straight-up), 19-17 (ATS).
Last year: 27-19 (straight-up), 28-18 (ATS).
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DETROIT – Author and human rights expert Carrie Booth Walling will speak Wednesday, Feb. 12, at Wayne State University Law School on "The Security Council and Syria: The Case for Humanitarian Intervention."
The lecture, sponsored by Wayne Law's Program for International Law Studies, is free and open to the public with lunch provided. It will take place from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in the Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium at the law school, 471 W. Palmer St. RSVP to email@example.com. Parking will be available for $6.50 in Structure One across West Palmer Street from Wayne Law.
Walling is an assistant professor of political science at Albion College, where she teaches courses on international politics and human rights. She is author of the 2013 book All Necessary Measures: The United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention, Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights published by the University of Pennsylvania Press.
Her research focuses on international responses to mass atrocity crimes and how human rights norms are reshaping the meaning of state sovereignty at the United Nations. Responses she studies include military humanitarian intervention and human rights trials.
Walling, with Professor Susan Waltz of the University of Michigan, also has launched a new website – www.humanrightshistory.umich.edu – on human rights advocacy and the history of international human rights standards.
Walling earned a bachelor's degree in international relations from the James Madison College at Michigan State University. She earned her master's degree in strategic studies and political science from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, and the University of Minnesota. Her doctorate in political science with a minor in human rights is from the University of Minnesota. She was a post-doctoral fellow with the Michigan Society of Fellows at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at U of M from 2008-11.
She has published articles on ethnic cleansing, humanitarian intervention and international human rights trials in the Journal of Peace Research, International Journal of Human Rights and Civil Wars and New Global Studies.


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Pasta gets a kick from red pepper flakes in this arrabbiata-style dish featuring shrimp, garlic and basil served in a tomato sauce. —Trisha Kruse, Eagle, Idaho
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- 9 ounces uncooked whole wheat fettuccine
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1-1/2 pounds uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 cups reduced-sodium tomato juice
- 1/2 cup tomato sauce
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1/4 cup white wine or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil
- Cook fettuccine according to package directions.
- Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet, saute garlic in oil until tender. Stir in the shrimp, tomato juice, tomato sauce, pepper flakes, salt and pepper. In a small bowl, combine cornstarch and wine until smooth; stir into skillet. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5-6 minutes or until shrimp turn pink and sauce is thickened.
- Drain fettuccine; stir into skillet. Sprinkle with basil just before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Spicy Shrimp Fettuccine in Healthy Cooking October/November 2010, p46
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I made this thread to be more accessible for those who need the measurements and templates for the Ever Ready Minilight used for the right gauntlet torch (read more here ==> ESB Gauntlet greeblie help); this piece was discovered by mekroid and confirmed by me. Also many thanks to boba trooper for providing lots of images of the minilight that I used to create the templates.
And here are the measurements and a parts break-down for the minilight:
I might try my hands on a scratch built minilight...
Update 04-02-2013
I managed to do an Ever Ready Minilight replica made with 1mm cardboard glued in 2-3 layers, but sadly I did a mistake at the battery support (I did it too short), so this is a non working version (although I managed to light up the bulb). I might try it again, but this time with a working replica.
Here are the images, more or less:
The red part was 'painted' with a red marker, while the white part was painted with correction fluid.
Now back to the drawing board...
Update 06-02-2013
My Ever Ready Minilight v.2 replica is done and working! Although I broke the original light bulb, I replaced it with a white LED and it looks awesome; but will buy another light bulb for the sake of accuracy. This time the mini lantern was not painted, but covered with thin colored, shiny paper (the same used in magazines or promotional materials). The interior is not 100% accurate and I won't change it. This is how I did it to work:
The mini torch weights around 38g (or 1.34oz) and is a beautiful piece.
Just bought another light bulb and did the necessary adjustments on the mini lantern to work with the new bulb:
Now it has the correct warm light.
I also did for fun some Ever Ready battery layouts for the accuracy nuts. I did these layout using images found on the internet and although these are not quite accurate, I think will do their job:
The layout dimensions are 35mm width (32mm total circumference and an extra 3mm for the overlapping glue area) and 42mm height.
Here is how I did mine:
I had two AAA 1.5v batteries (similar in size and value to the ones used in the Ever Ready Minilight) and I said that I will transform them to Ever Ready batteries.
I printed out the A4 page...
...then using the transparent duct tape I covered the whole layout (in this case the lower left red layout from each group) except the white stripe (it's hard to see in the images).
By using the transparent duct tape you will have a shiny surface for your battery. It is important to start the glue process with the white stripe side of the layout (also watch out that the + polarity to be in the up position), this way ensuring that when you will go around the battery with the paper layout, it will have a good area to stick to.
And here are the 'brand new' Ever Ready batteries ready to use:
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The San Francisco SPCA has announced that it will offer free spay/neuter procedures for all Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes for the entire month of May in an effort to curb overpopulation and abandonment of this cute critter. To kick-off the month-long campaign, the SF SPCA is hosting "The Whole Enchihuahua" for dogs of all breeds and sizes at Dolores Park on Sunday, May 1, from 1 - 4:00 p.m. The SF SPCA will also continue the "Small Dog. Big Heart." Campaign in May, offering $100 adoption fee specials for dogs under 20 pounds.
"Chihuahuas, unfortunately, are often victims of their own cuteness, leading many to buy a dog before they're necessarily ready to commit to proper care and training throughout the life of their pet, so the animals end up in shelters" said Dr. Jennifer Scarlett, DVM, Co-President of the SF SPCA. "Through 'The Whole Enchihuahua' and our month-long commitment to free spay/neuter procedures, we're hoping to raise awareness of the importance of responsible pet guardianship."
"The Whole Enchihuahua" event will feature a number of fun activities, including:
- A runway costume contest for dogs of all breeds and sizes from 2 - 3:00 p.m. Participants will compete for prizes that include two round trip tickets on Virgin America, a two night stay at the hotel Monaco and two tickets to Grub Crawl. Registration for the contest will occur at Dolores Park on the day of the event.
- $100 adoption fee specials for dogs 20 lbs and under. Along with a new best friend, each adoption includes a certificate for a Chipotle burrito.
- Additional dog adoptions from partner pet rescue organizations, including Animal Care and Control, Family Dog Rescue and Muttville.
- "Ask a Vet" session with Dr. Jeannette Goh, DVM, Director of the SF SPCA Spay/Neuter Clinic.
- Dog training advice from behavior expert Amy Kott
- Delicious food from Off the Grid trucks and live mariachi music by Trio sol de America
- A prize wheel, face painting and much more
Also joining the event will be the Chihuahua Meetup group of San Francisco.
The Whole Enchihuahua event will be made possible thanks to the support of the following sponsors: 7x7, Off the Grid, San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department, Virgin America, BMW, KOIT, Kimpton Hotels, Grub Crawl, Chipotle and Trio Sol de America.
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'Obviously, the Sabres have decided they would be better served keeping Regier and Ruff after much speculation about their futures. Regier figures to be on the shorter leash after accomplishing little during five seasons with the Rigases and one under the supervision of the league.'
Archives for May 2003
No surprise high-strung Hasek veered over edge again
Business People
'The Buffalo Sabres named Dan DiPofi chief operating officer. Previously with the Rochester Americans, DiPofi returns to the Sabres after working for the organization from 1989 to 1998. DiPofi will be responsible for the day-to-day business operations of the team and HSBC Arena. The Sabres also named John Livsey director of corporate sales, and Jody Ulrich director of suite sales.'
End is near for Roy
However, with the way Roy has performed this season, there is little mystery as to whether he will get a deal done. Negotiations between his agent, Larry Kelly, and the Sabres continue.
Rangers' Roy thrives under heavy load
'He's still negotiating with the Sabres for a pro contract and hopes a deal is close, but he's prepared to re-enter the draft if he doesn't reach an agreement by the June 1 deadline. If he does, his stock has never been higher.'
Bulletin Board
'The Sabres Alumni team will play a benefit hockey game 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Amherst Pepsi Center. A team of doctors and pharmaceutical representatives will provide the opposition. Tickets are $7 at the door, with proceeds to benefit the Patient Library at the Kaleida Breast Cancer Center at Women's and Children's Hospital.'
DVD of Sabres past and present is part of drive to boost sales
'The DVD, entitled "Building a Winner," includes a message from B. Thomas Golisano, the team's new owner – "New Owner, New Era" – ticket and contact information, and three previously done highlight videos: from the team's first 10 years, the first 20 years and the 1998-99 team's run to the Stanley Cup finals.'
Sabres "Build a Winner"
'The DVD entitled "Building a Winner" starts with the team's rich history, from special moments of Sabre stars like Gilbert Perreault, to the 1974-75 Stanley Cup Finals against the Philadelphia Flyers – all the teams ups and downs – all on the two hour DVD. Team officials spent 25,000 dollars putting it together. They're hoping it will pay off as ticket sales start coming in.'
Chance to defend world title an honor Briere would rather not have
'"The goal I'm setting for next year is I want the Sabres to make the playoffs," Briere said last week while driving with his father from Phoenix to his hometown of Gatineau, Quebec. "I'm already thinking about it. I'm really excited. I don't know if it's just me, but I was just really impressed with the team in Buffalo."'
Sabres hire new marketing staff
'The Buffalo Sabres have announced three additions to the team's marketing department as it prepares for the 2003-04 National Hockey League season under new ownership.'
Sabres hope Leahy is a ticket master
'"First and foremost there has to be a reconnection with the fans. Sometimes you get caught up in the idea of being cutting edge or innovative and you forget to ask the people who are most important. We need to ask these people: "What is important to you?'"'
Buffalo's Biron would be perfect fit in goal for Flyers
'Biron would be a perfect fit for the Flyers. He's only 25, but he's already played in close to 200 NHL games and he learned at the knee of one of the all-time greats, Dominik Hasek. Buffalo hockey people say he's bright, funny and a goalie with athleticism, style and grace. In other words, he's not Roman Cechmanek.'
Leahy takes VP job with Sabres
'"It seems to be a perfect fit," Leahy said. "They were looking for the best marketing guy in the AHL, that's what they basically said to me. This is Buffalo. It's not New York City. We're a small market so we've got to work a little bit harder. But on the other side … this is a hockey town."'
Sabres think offense with No. 5 overall pick in draft
'Sabres officials in Rochester last week to announce an extension of the affiliation with the Amerks said they expect to use the No. 5 overall pick in next month's entry draft on "the best offensive player available." Not a bad idea, particularly if he can pay more immediate dividends than several of the mostly mysterious forwards the Sabres have picked in the first round of recent drafts (LW Barrett Heisten in 1999, C Artem Kriukov in 2000, C Jiri Novotny in 2001 and LW Daniel Paille in 2002).'
Cechmanek is latest scapegoat for Clarke's reign of error in Philly
'If you're in the Sabres' address book, you should expect a DVD this week highlighting the greatest moments in team history. The Sabres are mailing some 20,000 copies to former and current season-ticket holders in an effort to drum up business.'
Empire is left in limbo while Quinn shops around
Quinn confirmed this week that the Sabres have a July 1 deadline to decide whether to buy out the contract with Empires owner, Adelphia, for $1 million and sell the National Hockey League teams games to another cable sports entity with a wider audience reach in upstate New York. It will not be easy finding another carrier willing to pay $26 million for four years, which is what remains on the deal that Adelphia made with the NHL when the league was running the team.


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Successful athletes will often claim that nobody gave them a chance. The players on a winning team will tell the story of how everyone wrote them off. The odds were against them, and nobody — saving themselves — believed they could do it.
While this sentiment is frequently overplayed — everyone likes to be thought of as the underdog — in the case of the 2011 Virginia Cavaliers, it rang true. At some points in the season, many thought the Cavaliers might not have even deserved a bid into the 16-team NCAA tournament. Having lost two of its star players to off-the-field issues as well as its most experienced defender to injury, Virginia's prospects for a national championship were perceived as almost non-existent.
However, that is, as they say, why they play the games. Virginia improbably pulled out a national championship. Now, four months later, the defending champs begin a new journey. Fallball for the Cavaliers is here.
"I think we have had a good fall," Virginia coach Dom Starsia said. "We were in better shape on the first day of fall lacrosse than we were a year ago. That is the first good sign of a direction we are headed in. No one is going to get too excited about fall lacrosse results, but I think the quality of practice has been pretty good so we are off to a good start."
In many ways, Virginia is the same team it was back when it made its run in the spring. The Cavaliers lost only five starters; however, the 2011 playoffs had already seen the departure of two of those starters — Shamel and Rhamel Bratton — perhaps two of collegiate lacrosse's most exciting and game-changing players. Minus midfielder John Haldy, the Cavaliers welcome back a midfield corps very similar to the one that they fielded in the 2011 playoffs.
On defense, although it loses Bray Malphrus, Virginia has many returners including Chris Clements, Matt Lovejoy — who is out for the fall — and Harry Prevas. While the attack line could see changes this season, the personnel Starsia will have is the same as it has been the past two seasons. Senior attackman Steele Stanwick will once again anchor a highly-touted line.
Starsia is quick to dispel any notion that the Cavaliers are favorites for a repeat, though, saying, "There is no formula that guarantees that you are going to repeat or going to be great."
The biggest question for Virginia, then, will be between the pipes. Goalkeeper Adam Ghitelman, who had started for the Cavaliers since his freshman year, graduated from Virginia after last season as one of the best goalkeepers in the NCAA. In net, Rob Fortunato seems to have the edge of Austin Geisler, but the competition is tight.
The loss of Ghitelman goes hand-in-hand with one of the focuses of fallball for Virginia. "The issue for us is clearing the ball," Starsia said. "I think people will appreciate Adam's ability especially outside of the cage when they see he is not there. It hasn't been problematic in the fall but it's a concern."
As part of its fallball season, Virginia matched its freshmen and sophomores against the Lynchburg College Hornets. Afterward Starsia gave his impressions of his younger players.
"The special benefit (scrimmaging Lynchburg College) was seeing how hard teams are going to come after us. We talked about this in practice actually that usually the first competition in the fall you are caught a little bit by surprise because of the pace of play. I thought for a number of guys that were out there ... that was exactly what happened."
Other faces that will become more familiar for the Cavaliers on the defensive side of the field are freshmen Greg Danseglio, Tanner Ottenbright and Albert Kammler. Returning for Virginia are sophomores Scott McWilliams and Frank Price, whose role will likely increase this season. Anchoring the defense will once again be seniors Lovejoy and Clements.
In the Play for Parkinson's tournament last week, Virginia handled Army and had a tougher game against Princeton. Owen Van Arsdale, a redshirt freshman, was particularly savvy. Danseglio, who started along with Prevas and McWilliams on the backline, did an excellent job, playing fairly mistake-free defense.
Last season saw the surprising implementation of a zone defense by Virginia. After losing key personnel partway through the season, the Cavaliers routinely switched into and out of a zone defense. As successful as it was, it is unclear at this point what scheme they will run in the spring.
"It's early in the fall; it is hard to tell," Clements said. "But the zone was effective, so hopefully we will be able to use it going forward."
Not only will the ability to clear affect the defense's effort to limit scoring, but also Virginia's offensive effort. The Cavaliers have been reliant on a strong transition game for years to manufacture goals, often creating fast-break situations thanks to crisp outlet passes from Ghitelman.
"It all starts with ground balls and we work on that every day," Stanwick said. "Other than that, clearing will probably one of our biggest weaknesses. Losing (Ghitelman), who is such a good clearer, so we will have to learn how to clear without him. But I am confident we can do that."
Last year, after losing the Brattons, Virginia managed to adopt a slower-paced, possession-based offensive mindset. While Starsia focuses on improving his teams' clearing ability this fall, he might continue to lean on his experienced attack line to create scoring opportunities.
"(The offense) will probably be a little mixture of both," Stanwick said. "I think last year we totally transformed and were a little one-dimensional toward the end. So we will definitely work on coming from and top and behind. But we have the whole fall to work on this new offense."
For several years, the Cavaliers have had to deal with high expectations. Week in and week out, finding itself near the top or at the top of the rankings, they have seemed to always fall short of the expectations. Last year, when during parts of the season there were no postseason expectations, the Cavaliers finally captured a national title. This year, during the fall, high expectations are once again heaped on Virginia and the Cavaliers will have to find a way to stay ahead of them going into the spring.
Inside Lacrosse is checking in with teams all fall. For more check-ins and complete fall coverage, click here.
You can check out the Cavaliers in a heavyweight matchup against Cornell in the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic on March 10, 2012. The Big Red will be seeking revenge after losing to Virginia in last year's Face-Off Classic and the NCAA Quarterfinals. More information is available here.


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Here's your second heaping helping of double interview goodness today as we get the skinny on Dalton Stark, whose table at ZFH you can now find using our handy map!
Why do you create zines?
Zines are great way to take cheap paper and a pen and make something awesome. So mainly I make zines as another venue of expressing my art.
How did you become interested in zines?
I was first inspired to make my first zine in high school when I saw that AndyRistaino (character designer of adventure time) made zines. And I just think he's the most radical guy ever.
- What is something that you're looking forward to about the 2013 Zine Fest Houston?
Meeting the other great zinesters of the Houston area and beyond, and hopefully getting my work into the hands of someone who really needs it.
What made you decide to participate in the 2013 Zine Fest Houston?
I recently created a zine in my down time and brought a copy to my English professor who informed me of the event. It was such an awesome coincidence there was no way I was going to pass it up.
What will be on your table at this year's Zine Fest?
- As far as zines go I will have "Lot Lizard issue 1″ along side my most recent zine " Dinoacolypse".
What other creative ventures do you have besides making zines?
Besides making zines I do a lot of illustrative work as well as artwork itself. Which generally consists of the same things as my zines. Dinosaurs, beautiful women, and heavy metal.
What is the concept behind your zine/zines?
"Lot Lizard issue 1" is essentially a collection of intergalactic freehand illustrations I made, featuring a cast of weird looking characters, creatures, and robots.


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Inauguration Day
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Students took a break from registration activities to gather in the Seay Student Center to watch the inauguration ceremony.
The Rev. Nancy Benson-Nicole welcomed students, faculty, and staff back to campus Tuesday with snacks and hot chocolate in Angel Hall -- along with a chance to come in out of the cold to watch the inauguration ceremony.


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A draft security agreement being negotiated between the United States and Iraq calls for American troops to evacuate Iraq cities by June of next year and dealt with issues pertaining to the treatment of soldiers being charged with a crime. Under a compromise that has been agreed upon, American military officials would have the primary right to try troops and Pentagon contractors for alleged offenses on American bases or during military operations. It is the assumption of American officials that this would ensure soldiers who kill or wound civilians during a military operation would not be tried in Iraqi courts.
Reality is few of the 147,000 American troops ever leave their base and mix with Iraqis in social relations. The agreement also gives Iraq greater control over certain aspects of military operations such authorizing the detention of Iraqi civilians. The compromise certainly comes across as fair and protective to both sides.


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This recipe makes art in a bowl! All the colors of summer are captured in this salsa with a fresh, light flavor perfect for snacking between swims or to kick off a backyard barbecue. This can be served with chips or alone as a side dish. —Catherine Goza, Charlotte, North Carolina
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- 2 cups fresh strawberries, chopped
- 2 cups grape tomatoes, chopped
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen corn, thawed
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons raspberry vinegar
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Baked tortilla chips
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In a small bowl, whisk the oil, vinegar, lime juice and salt. Drizzle over strawberry mixture; toss to coat. Refrigerate for 1 hour. Serve with chips. Yield: 5-1/2 cups.
Originally published as Strawberry Corn Salsa in Healthy Cooking April/May 2012, p47
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Reviewed Jul. 16, 2013
"I was a bit disappointed since this was a very attractive salsa with a lot of texture. For some reason, the combination of corn, berries, and tomatoes was not appealing. It tasted a bit better when paired with wheat thins."
Reviewed Jul. 7, 2012
"So easy and such a crowd pleaser. Usually use a bit less oil then called for."
Reviewed May. 7, 2012
"I found the flavors did not meld really well. But it may be better if the amount of tomatoes was reduced."
Reviewed Apr. 22, 2012
"I made this for a party and it was a hit. easy and delicious."


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Aim better at center spot?????
On AT there is a thread titled "Why do I aim at the middle". http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=318480 It is one of my problems right now. What is your opinion on the matter and some possible cures? I have had this problem for about 5 months and was wondering if this could be a start to TP issues? The last few weeks I have been unable to float my pin on the spot. Please enlighten me fella's. Thanks alot...
I had the same problem for some time, I think it all boils down to focusing on the target at hand. After awhile I quit shooting at the center spot and started concentrating on the outer spots. Now I can nail the X on all five and don't seeem to have the problem anymore. Good Luck
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Depending on how bad you are, anything you try could take days, weeks or months. It can be done, I did it using method number one, I also always keep this in mind, Aim Aim Aim...Follow thru. I concentrate on aiming, even saying it out loud if I have to and let my subconcious release. Our biggest mistake is we try something for a week and if we're not fixed. it doesn't work. One thing does not work for all people, sometimes what works for me will not work for you, and sometimes it takes a combo.
See if either of these will work for you: at 5 yrds use an 8" paper plate, for 3 days come to full draw with an arrow, aim at the plate for a full 6 seconds, and let down, about an hour a day. Then for the next three days do the same thing, but release every fifth time. Then back to 10 yards and a 5" paper plate, same basic sequence, 3 days aim and no shooting, then 3 days every fourth shot. Fifteen yrds and a 4" paper plate every third shot on the last 3 days. Then finally 20 yrds on a 3" paper plate and on the last 3 days, every other shot release.
or their is rotational aiming: 30 days. on a regular spot target, put a 3" spot where all the hours would be on a clock face. For the first weeks, one hour a day, practice aiming at all the spots, but not in order. If you always come from the top, vary it, come in from the bottom, next time from the left side and so on. Hold each time for 6 full seconds. Start at 10 yrds, after week one, shoot every fourth time, week three 15 yrds and shoot every third time, and week four every other shot. All one hour a day.
Finally blank bale shooting: (1 hr each day) At 5 yrds for the first few weeks, draw with an arrow and release, but not at the same place, scatter your shots. Then for two weeks, draw and with eyed closes feel the proper shooting form before releasing.
If you can't get it worked out, get a coach. I wish you the best!Keith
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Thanks alot guys I appreciate all the help.
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pooflady wrote:I don't know why, but I enjoy following the Iditarod. Odd.
How is it going? I always say I'm going to follow it, and then I never do, kinda like World Cup soccer.
KtCallista wrote:How is it going? I always say I'm going to follow it, and then I never do, kinda like World Cup soccer.
Kind of dull so far. Weather's good, lots of snow on the ground, dogs are doing good. Especially one pair. One of the past winners was ready to leave a checkpoint and his two lead dogs decided to have some fun first. Nothing he could do but stand and watch. A lot of other teams were laughing when they passed him.
Edit: Here's a decent website.
It always has fascinated me too, but I would not wish to be a participant for anything!
klozitshoper wrote:It always has fascinated me too, but I would not wish to be a participant for anything!
A few years ago we did a land/cruise tour of Alaska and one of the excursions we took was to Jeff King's kennels (?). The guy's a fantastic speaker, probably talked a half hour to 45 minutes straight about the dogs, the races, the sleds. Really interesting.
Night all. Tomorrow.
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good night poof
Good morning everybody! Banana muffins coming out of the oven.
Mornin', folks.
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Rephrase: It's gray and raining and husband just called, the truck broke down on his way to basketball. And I forgot to plug the coffee in before I did the morning abolutions so now I have to wait for it. Wah.
KtCallista wrote:Jello is good, I hadn't thought of the obvious. We could make it thick too, that could be fun.
Jello shots, so you can have fun getting rid of them afterward.
Things are looking up. Picked husband up at the garage and he took me out to breakfast.
pooflady wrote:Things are looking up. Picked husband up at the garage and he took me out to breakfast.
That's always nice.
Happy International Women's Day to all my fellow women.
KtCallista wrote:Ok, Ver1 wants to observe refraction for her science fair project, we decided to do the experiment/observations next week in my dad's in-home theater since it's a room with no external light. Does anyone have any suggestions for fun things to shine a flashlight at that will make the light bend? All the fun things I can think of (thick gells, colored plastic sheets) I don't have. I might buy a prism from Amazon, but any other ideas?
Maybe not the most fun material, but the simplest one is just a clear container of water. Maybe a thick piece of glass? might also want to consider adding something to the water/jello to partially scatter the incident beam so you can see the path easier.
another idea, make a series of sugar-water solutions with increasing concentration (and thus density and refractive index) and try to correlate refractive index with sugar content. taking the sugar-content idea a little further, a second experiment would be to pick up a handheld refractometer on amazon (looks like you can get a cheap one for less than $40. or perhaps borrow one from the school or somebody into home brewing?) to compare your sugar water measurements against various fruit juice samples.
Also may want to bring along a laser pointer for the experiment, as it will likely be easier to see and measure the "bend" in the beam. Flashlight would only be necessary if you want to show the dispersion of white light into the colored spectrum.
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Really warm.
Cold is almost gone, so I'm airing out the house.
That is all.
Maybe when Daj wakes up she'll email Cruzer.
Also for KtC -
while not exactly on the topic of Ver1's science project, I recently saw on a deal blog that there are some significant microscope sales (more than 80% off list price!) at Amazon right now, in case the kids (or their school) might be interested.
joyner wrote:Good morning everybody! Banana muffins coming out of the oven.
Is it too late to get a muffin?
pooflady wrote:Maybe when Daj wakes up she'll email Cruzer.
I've been leaving facebook messages for 3 days. But he is never on.
Nether is his wife.
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Good afternoon. I have been searching to find why edpn.ebay keeps showing up in my history and then when I click on it says something about "engagement with a lot of numbers, etc" happens several times a day. I have not visited ebay or any other sites other than my hotmail and outlook express. I cannot find any reason for this to happen. I have wasted a lot of time on it for sure. I know this is not put in any kind of intelligent fashion, but has anyone else expeerienced this? Malwarebytes, Norton, Microsoft scans do nothing. There are some discussions on the web, but it refers to things I either do not understand or have.
How is that for my daily challenge? Anyhow, I cleaned the lanai, hosed it down, did 4 loads of wash and am just now headed to lunch.
dontwantaname wrote:I've been leaving facebook messages for 3 days. But he is never on.
Nether is his wife.
nether regions is a funny term.
Truck repair, $350, secondary ignition system, whatever that is.
pooflady wrote:Truck repair, $350, secondary ignition system, whatever that is.
I do not approve of the zero at the end of this.
inkycatz wrote:I do not approve of the zero at the end of this.
Would you call and tell them that, please?
j5 wrote:Jello shots, so you can have fun getting rid of them afterward.
I wonder how many double shot shot glasses my dad has? Although they'd have to be the boring jiggler kind of jello shots for the budding scientist.
Turken - thanks for the thoughts. Sugar dissolved in water was my first thought, but I wasn't sure if it would be enough by changing the concentrations to change the angle of refraction. This all started because she is obsessed with rainbows right now, so we were using white light, but I did think about getting a laser pointer from the office store too. I think I might.
By d'name's reckoning - good evening, folks.
Cheese and onion quiche in the oven. Hope the crust is good, since it was super easy to roll out.
Clouded over. No Aurora watching for me. Pewp.
This solar storm has already underachieved; don't be upset.
KtCallista wrote:This all started because she is obsessed with rainbows right now, so we were using white light, but I did think about getting a laser pointer from the office store too. I think I might.
If it's rainbows you want, here's another kid-friendly activity to consider. If you want to make it more academic, you can use the observed colors to calculate the thickness of the nail polish film.
We've also done this with spray paint as well as nail polish (and "scooped" the film from above rather than lifting from below) to decorate blown eggs and other objects with a fun swirled effect. Just make sure the water bucket is one you don't mind getting paint all over, and you have appropriate thinner for cleaning your hands.
I know. Just bummed to not be able to look.
Mavyn wrote:I know. Just bummed to not be able to look.
I know; I hate lower latitudes
It's actually clear for the first time in forever, I guess I'll have to go out after dark tonight.
Well, g'night.
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Everything went really well with the mast stepping and unstepping. I used a lot of the advice given to me on this thread. Thanks.
Jimmie, I can step my mast up and down with me and my old dad to help guide it (he actually doesn't do much).
I attach the main halyard to the toping lift at the boom, then the boom attaches to a 6:1 purchase with a built in cam cleat to stop the line. This is about 10' fully extended. If I can remember properly, the second after the 6:1is a Harken 10:1 and then it clips into the rear toe rail.
Make sure everything is straight! if you try to step or unstep off of the center line, you'll have a mast in the drink.
The danger zone is before the mast reaches about 45 degrees up. That is where the forces are the worst on your tackle and gin pole or boom.
For going down, I remove my backstay tensioner and one of the three (the aft most) side shrouds, then carefully nudge the mast until it starts taking up line in the tackle setups. I can take photos if you'd like.
Going up, I attach the forestay, the front two shrouds, get the backstay ready, clip the boom into the mast gooseneck, attach the halyard to the boom and the purchases to the boom, clip in to the toe rail, and it is little more than pulling the lines (I use the 10:1 first to take the heavy stuff, then the 6:1 for the longer distance after I cross 45 degrees and run out of line on the 10.)
Once the mast is up, my helper holds the tackle lines while I clip in the backstay tensioner and two extra side lines. If you have only one stay coming off of your shroud, it is likely you can leave the three (front port and starboard) all attached while you lift. If your boat is one of those strange ones that step from the front, you'll need to invest in a gin pole system.
I hope this helps, mast stepping is like the #1 hardest thing and scariest thing to do for a new owner. Drop me a pm if you need some photos or something.
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You realy need to Get a paint or draw program up and running.
LOL... I do have photoshop, illustrator, and few others on this machine..but then I would make the drawings scaled to the monitor I use... and get complaints that the images are too big. A 30" monitor tends to warp your idea of what normal sized images are.
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You realy need to Get a paint or draw program up and running.
You realy need to Get a paint or draw program up and running.
Really all that you have to take off the mast before unstepping it is the sails, the boom and running rigging that's attached to the boom. Some people remove the shrouds and stays (cables) from the mast and coil them, others leave them attached to the mast at the top and secure them with a line. It's up to you but I find that leaving them on the mast is easiest. The turnbuckles will not be seized, no worries.
Taking pictures will help you put the puzzle back together after it's taken apart. Watch the yard hands as they unstep the mast, ask questions but try to stay out of their way, you're paying by the hour.
Removing the spreaders is no big deal, one bolt on each side usually.
When you're stepping the mast, you need 2 or 3 friends to help you. Friends that own sailboats and have done it before. I won't try to explain the procedure here. It's simple if you get it set up correctly before you start, it can be a nightmare if you don't.
|Masts aren't that hard. You should be able to do every thing with a basic set of tools. Pliers, channel locks, screw drivers, allen wrenches and basic wreches. I'd deffinently take some wd-40 or liquid wrench as well. Taking pictures is fine, but take a note book and make note, draw diagrams, and generaly scetch out what you take apart. As your taking things apart, label them. Use a sharpie and some making tape if you need to. It will prove easier to leave some things ( like the stays ) attached,. just tie them to the mast in a couple of places. The truck driver will help so listen to how he wants it. Once you go to put it back up, just follow your notes as best you can, then make sure everything has a fair lead, and you should be fine. One last peice of advice, put as many of the screws, shackle pins, turn buckle pins, and cotter ring back into the hole you took it out of as your dismantling. This will save you alot of frustration when you go to put it back together. You won't have to geuss which cleaves pin fits the back vs the front stay or try to remeber where you put what bolt.
If you remove the standing rigging from the mast, make sure that you clearly mark it all properly, so that you can put it back where it came from. Probably, the best thing to do would be to remove each piece of rigging after labeling it very carefully—by removing the clevis pin at each end—leaving the turnbuckles alone. Then coil it up carefully, and put all the hardware associated with it in a ziplock baggie, cable tie the baggie to the rigging and the rigging into a nice, neat coil. Store flat—so it doesn't get kinked.
I would also mark each of the turn buckles, to indicate where they are currently adjusted to, unless you want to pay a rigger to set the mast back up for you. If the turnbuckles get turned during the shipping and aren't restored to their original positions, the tension on the rig will be affected.
Most spreaders are relatively easy to remove, needing only a wrench and a screwdriver. I'd carry one of the bit-driver kits, so that if you have an odd setup that requires a torx or allen head, you will have it.
A minimal tool kit will include screwdrivers—flat and phillips; adjustable wrench; box end wrenches—metric and imperial since they're often mixed on a boat; needle nose pliers—good for the cotter pins; vise grips; hammer and rubber mallet; WD40; plastic ziploc baggies and cable ties—to organize and hold parts; digital camera, notebook and pencil—to document what you do; Sharpie permanent markers in as many colors as possible—to help identify different parts; flashlight and rigging knife—just useful to have; butane lighter—good for heat sealing cut rope ends.
Don't forget to run messenger lines for the halyards, if you're going to be removing the running rigging. I like using 1.8-3 mm spectra line for the messenger lines. It's tough and light and usually very brightly colored.
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As for your lazy jacks. There should be several padeyes along the bottom of the boom and either a padeye or block on each side of the mast for the lazy jacks. There should be several pairs of lines and usually stainless steel rings to use as connectors. The longest line goes up the mast to the padeye/block, and then down to a stainless steel ring on each side. Usually, a line will go from the front-most padeye through the ring to another stainless steel ring—if you have more than one short line per side—or to the back to the boom. If you only have one line per side... you're done. If you have a second line, run it from the next aft-most padeye through the stainless steel ring on the end of the previous line and to either next aft-most padeye on the boom—if there are no more lines—or to a stainless steel ring. If there is a third line... un it from the next aftmost padeye through the stainless steel ring on the end of the previous line and to aft-most padeye on the boom. There usually aren't more than three short lines. The shorter lines may be of different lengths, and you may need to play around a bit to figure out which one is first, second and third... but this should get you started on the right path I think.
The setup will look something like this when you're done:
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