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Benik Afobe scored his eighth goal for Huddersfield as Lee Clark's side played out an incredible 4-4 draw with Brentford on Saturday. The young striker found the net after 63 minutes to put Huddersfield, already assured of a League One play-off place, ahead for a third time. Brentford equalised three minutes later and that is the way it stayed.
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Thanks for the kind words, but to say 'Mr. Precision' is a bit too much! I must correct myself, because I found more images while I was searching the Gallery (the images posted were also from the Gallery but saved in my PC) regarding the ROTJ helmet interior:
In these images it looks that the black tape that covered the MQ-1 board is missing.
The black stripe along the MQ-1 board looks very similar to the one found in the Pre-Pro #3 helmet, which is a piece of velcro fold over, and it seems that is (was) used to hold the battery tower in place (see the inside of the ESB helmet).
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One or more of the power windows may stop working due to a failed window switch. Failed switches will require replacement.
The high pressure power steering hose will commonly leak fluid; it should be replaced.
The transmission pressure control solenoid may fail causing erratic shifting. Our technicians tell us that partial dis-assembly of the transmission is necessary to replace a failed pressure control solenoid.
The water pump may develop a coolant leak resulting in an engine overheating condition.
The fuel pump may fail causing engine to stall and not restart.
The crankshaft position sensor, ignition module, and/or powertrain control module (PCM) may fail resulting in illumination of the Check Engine Light with ignition system related fault codes stored in the PCM. Patience is necessary when dealing with this specific situation as normal diagnostic procedures are not effective. In many cases, the best option is to replace parts, one at a time until the fault is corrected.
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The mass air flow or crankshaft position sensor may fail causing the engine to intermittently stall. It may be necessary for the engine to cool down before it will restart.
An automatic transmission fluid leak may develop from the rubber section of a transmission cooler line. In some cases the rubber section of hose can be replaced. In others, the complete cooler line must be replaced to correct this type of leak.
The serpentine belt tensioner pulley may wear out. Our technicians tell us that in order to get a new pulley from General Motors you must purchase a complete belt tensioner assembly.
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|June 12th, 2012, 04:13 PM
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Project: Frankenburban (a 3/4 ton story)
Lame name for a fun truck I know but it describes it pretty well.
I acquired this mess of a truck recently and I have begun getting it road worthy as a tow vehicle and random off-road adventure bus.
This truck had spent 90% of its life in Texas until my girlfriends family bought it. This is a 1985 ¾ ton suburban that originally came with the 6.2 diesel but it pooped out on it and her folks had another suburban either 87 or 89 350 gasser EFI that had a manual transmission/t-case but the body and suspension was bad.
So the 2 trucks became one, motor/trans set went into the ¾ ton with a good body.
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|June 12th, 2012, 04:27 PM
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the chassis is clean as all hell, I debadged it and filled the holes and began preppin for paint, and then painted it!
I used muriatic acid on the hood and roof to get the rust off, brushed it on then let it sit for 20 minutes then power wash and brush it off.
that bare metal is after 10 seconds of sanding, at the most...
works great but it is caustic as allllll hell, try not to breathe it, I used rubber gloves and a mask, You should do the same.
here is some general prep shots:
and here is it in paint!
now I just have to finish cleaning up the interior, I have swapped in another steering column, no more scary tilt issue while driving.
GF helping out :)
and viola!
Yes it is bedliner and no it will never rust again.
|June 12th, 2012, 10:19 PM
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That passenger rear bottom wheel well by the exhaust tip in the photos above has rust some that will come through as does rear driver door (on the inside)
That dent back there is from someone backing a horse trailer in it.
|June 26th, 2012, 08:23 AM
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well, "updates"
This thing was brought up to texas between 04-06 and began sitting around 07. did a few little things and have drove it for 20 minutes until last weekend I took it to frankfort/traverse area for a 500 mile weekend camping trip. No problems, everything worked and didn't break down!
I had to replace the headlamp adjuster screws but those plastic ones still suck so they are aimed better but I would like it higher.
Had to re-wire license plate light
added drop hitch and ball
still needs a windshield
lubed locks/doors/windows
more bedliner for wheel wells and underside.
aaaaand I had this laying around so I mounted it up, fits perfectly on where the pin that held the auto trans shifter for this column was originally in.
Its got 4.10 gears, I was getting 13mpg over 500 miles or so w/ a high idle driving roughly 60mph when cruising.
I am likely going to have to re-wire the wiper and headlamp circuits, the connectors are all corroded don't get a good enough contact, looks like they may not be getting the correct volts or amperage through the circuit. That may be some of my headlamp issue but i still think they are aimed low and those plastic threads are stupid.
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|November 20th, 2012, 11:00 AM
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Well shit just got real, some metal in the oil. 30 psi on cyl 2 and 13 on cyl 4. oil smokes a bit from passenger side exhaust.
So I picked up an incomplete serp belt swap with an complete longblock tbi w/ engine stand for 100 dollars. Real compression #s are still unknown at this time, but I was able to get about 60psi out of it by turning it over by hand, made much friendlier compression noises than the other one.
It looks to have come from a work truck or van, maybe add an oil cooler... otherwise I can plug the one end and the other would be great for a gauge.
I'm just getting ready to get the engine out but I'm not sure if I want to just pull the engine or pull the whole t-case/trans/engine combo, because aligning input shaft splines on the trans to the engine as well as getting at a few of the bolts looks like a nightmare...
How have you guys done it, I'm curious if my hoist can pull off the job.
I think regardless though I am going to need a few friends and some beer to come over and help.
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I would pull it all at the same time replace the clutch get the flywheel resurfaced paint the Trans make sure your input bearing is good and replace the seal while you are in there
|November 26th, 2012, 02:01 PM
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too late, pulled that bitch out last night. didn't get much else done, I'll be doing comp numbers on the other engine tonite as well as measure the clutch and check the bearings. Throwout bearing seemed pretty good, I've ran into worse before but since its out I'll likely replace it. Clutch master and slave will be replaced, the master has a leak going into the cab.
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Definitely replace the slave if your going to replace the master cylinder. The worst part about just taking the motor is trying to line the input shaft up its not horrible but i it can be time consuming i have had to do it before. I would definitely check that motor over before you put it in so you don't end up with the same problem. While it is apart make sure to replace anything that needs it or is even questionable because it never fails one you get it back together something you were debating replacing will go out.
|November 26th, 2012, 05:23 PM
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oh and you mean this?!?!?!?!
Also, going to serp belt setup and e-fan.
Rockauto wants 45 dollars for master and slave cylinder, sachs brand too! yet the hose between they want 45 dollars lol.
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The owner's preference bub. This truck is used mostly for hauling parts, junk, and driving thru the Woods for camping. The exterior is the last thing he cares about. It its durable and one color now.
|November 27th, 2012, 10:31 AM
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Did a comp test on this and got no blast of water in the face and no terrible gritty sounds, all comp numbers read about 150-155 except cyl 3 and 4 were about 135-140. good enough for me!
Anyone have a min thickness spec on a clutch disc?
|December 4th, 2012, 11:02 AM
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So the plan is going to serp belt swap with E-fan. Almost got all the serp belt parts to swap but got other things in first. Gaskets and clutch hydraulics
size comparison between rx7 clutch and suburban lol
I will be re-using the old clutch because it is less than 10% worn, luckily whoever did the swap last at least put a new clutch in it but I believe the throwout bearing is so-so
Flywheel all nicely re-finished!
Here is the progress block on the block had to swap valve covers and replace those gaskets
Inside the block!
It was 100 dollars well spent! 4 bolt mains with a little windige tray and the cross hatch on the cylinder walls looks good as does underneath the valve covers.
Next up! Install high flow oil pump, rear main seal, oil pan gasket, install clutch components (hydraulic and mechanical/bearings) and hopefully drop this sucker in before Christmas.
Once the engine is in I can get the accessories in order, figure out what electric fan I want and etc, I would like to get the engine in before it gets cold considering I don't think I've felt it be winter yet…
after that comes headers, electric oil pressure gauge, electrical water temp gauge.
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It was 100 dollars well spent! 4 bolt mains with a little windige tray and the cross hatch on the cylinder walls looks good as does underneath the valve covers.
Next up! Install high flow oil pump, rear main seal, oil pan gasket, install clutch components (hydraulic and mechanical/bearings) and hopefully drop this sucker in before Christmas.
Once the engine is in I can get the accessories in order, figure out what electric fan I want and etc, I would like to get the engine in before it gets cold considering I dont think Ive felt it be winter yet
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I assume you mean high volume? A high volume oil pump with stock pan can cause oil starvation issues, I have been told on several occasions. I'd suggest stick with a quality brand stock replacement
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Thank you this helps alot clears up some questions. Is it common to be able to see the body filler thru the epoxy primer? It seems like after we sanded the epoxy it appeared that the areas of body filler were harder to see.
It's not unusual for primers to have a rough texture after spraying. Doesn't really matter since you'll be sanding it.
One tip: Most people like to spray the epoxy and then follow up with the primer surfacer in the same session so they don't have to sand between them. Saves some manual labor. So you let the epoxy dry for an hour or so then go ahead and shoot the surfacer. That way they bond chemically.
There is no need to sand the base before clear. You use the same method described above. The base will have a "recoat window", meaning there is a window of time where you can shoot the clear and it will "cross link" or chemically bond to the base.
I advise find an old fender or some panel to practice settings and speed with your gun to make sure you have it shooting as smoothly as possible. If you still end up with texture in the clear coat, you can solve it by "cutting and buffing" the clear. Make sure you shoot 3 coats so you have enough to sand down. Of course on the clear you use very fine sand paper to correct texture like 1500, 2000, 2500 etc. And you will need a good ginder/buffer to be able to buff out the tiny sanding scratches with polish.
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I just sprayed some epoxy primer on my sons truck. It sprayed pretty well but after it dried it seems to be a little rough feeling, you can see the areas where we used body filleralso. Someone said that the filler absorbs the primer and probably needs more coats. We wet sanded it with 400 just a little and now it feels smoothe. I am going to spray 2k on next and wonder if it will do the same thing. Also, after we wet sand the 2k and spray the base coat will we need to sand the base also? What happens if the clear is rough to the touch as well? Any ideas or help? Thanks
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Fox Downplays The Likelihood That Arizona Will Engage In Racial Profiling
Fox News attacked the Justice Department for setting up a hotline for Arizonans to report civil rights violations by Arizona authorities enforcing the "show me your papers" provision of the state's immigration law. But commentators from across the political spectrum have acknowledged that Arizona's immigration law could lead to civil rights violations such as racial profiling.
Supreme Court Allows AZ "Show Me Your Papers" Legislation To Go Into Effect To See How It Will Be Enforced
Supreme Court Strikes Down Much Of AZ Law, But Allows Show Me Your Papers Section To Go Into Effect For The Time Being. On June 25, the Supreme Court struck down three sections of Arizona's controversial immigration law. The Court also provisionally allowed the so-called "show me your papers" section to go into effect. The Supreme Court experts at SCOTUSblog explained:
The Court didn't rule on the health care cases today, but it still issued a blockbuster: its decision in Arizona v. United States, the federal government's challenge to Arizona's controversial immigration law. And although Arizona prevailed last year at the Court in a case involving a different effort to regulate immigration (in that case, by punishing businesses that hire illegal immigrants), it did not fare as well this year. Instead, the decision was largely (but not entirely) a victory for the federal government: the Court held that three of the four provisions of the law at issue in the case cannot not go into effect at all because they are "preempted," or trumped, by federal immigration laws. And while the Court allowed one provision -- which requires police officers to check the immigration status of anyone whom they detain or arrest before they release that person -- to go into effect, even here it left open the possibility that this provision would eventually be held unconstitutional if not applied narrowly in Arizona. [SCOTUSblog, 6/25/12 [1]]
SCOTUSblog: Show Me Your Papers Provision "Could Eventually Be Invalidated" If Stops Are not "Consistent With ... Civil Rights Laws." In a June 25 post on SCOTUSblog, Kevin Russell noted that the Supreme Court's ruling meant the "provision could eventually be invalidated" if law enforcement stops are not "conducted consistent with ... civil rights laws." From SCOTUSblog:
Police Checks. Section 2(B) of the law requires the police to check the immigration status of persons whom they detain before releasing them. The Court held that the lower courts were wrong to prevent this provision from going into effect while its lawfulness is being litigated. It was not sufficiently clear that the provision would be held preempted, the Court held. The Court took pains to point out that the law, on its face, prohibits stops based on race or national origin and provides that the stops must be conducted consistent with federal immigration and civil rights laws. However, it held open that the provision could eventually be invalidated after trial. [SCOTUSblog, 6/25/12 [2]]
SF Chronicle: Show Me Your Papers Provision Could Be Thrown Out If It "Is Enforced In A Discriminatory Manner." In a June 25 post on its Politics Blog, the San Francisco Chronicle also pointed out that the "show me your papers" provision may be struck down if it results in civil rights violations:
The court did not strike down the state's right to permit police to routinely check the immigration status of people stopped for other reasons.
However, today's ruling left open the possibility that this provision could be reviewed later if it is enforced in a discriminatory manner. [San Francisco Chronicle, 6/25/12 [3]]
Justice Department Sets Up Civil Rights Hotline To Monitor Enforcement Of "Show Me Your Papers" Law
AP: Justice Department "Set Up A Hotline For The Public To Report Potential Civil Rights Concerns" As Arizona Enforces Its Law. After the Supreme Court's decision, the Justice Department created a hotline allowing people to contact the federal government if Arizona officials violate their civil rights. From the Associated Press:
The Justice Department has set up a hotline for the public to report potential civil rights concerns regarding the Arizona law that requires police to check the immigration status of those they stop for other reasons.
In his majority opinion, Justice Anthony Kennedy also said the law could -- and suggested it should -- be read to avoid concerns that status checks could lead to prolonged detention.
He said detaining individuals solely to verify their immigration status would raise constitutional concerns. But he did not define what would constitute excessive detention. [Associated Press, 6/25/12 [4]]
Fox Calls Civil Rights Hotline "A Wanted Poster For Law Enforcement" In Arizona
Fox's Doocy: "The Federal Government Is Asking The People Of Arizona To Narc On The State." On the June 26 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, co-host Steve Doocy reported that the Department of Justice is setting up a hotline to report civil rights violations as a result of enforcement of Arizona's anti-immigrant law SB 1070. Doocy reacted by complaining "the federal government is asking the people of Arizona to narc on the state." From Fox & Friends:
PETER JOHNSON JR. (Fox News legal analyst): At the same time, they said listen, we're setting up a hotline and the hotline is please call us if you believe that your civil rights are being violated by police officers in the state of Arizona.
DOOCY: The federal government is asking the people of Arizona to narc on the state.
JOHNSON: They set up yesterday a hotline, and in essence have set up a wanted poster for law enforcement in the state of Arizona whereby they say "listen, we believe in our hearts that these folks, police officers, sheriffs, corrections officers, others are going to engage in civil rights violations. Not only against Americans but against people who don't belong here and they're going to act in a way that's inconsistent with American principles and laws. And so they need to be reported. You need to call that -- those folks in."
And so the Supreme Court has spoken on this issue but federal policy seems to say otherwise. That seems to be part and parcel of what we're seeing about the balance of power between the state and the federal government and what rules and laws should really apply.
DOOCY: So the Supreme Court said yesterday, 8-0, what Arizona is doing is absolutely legal and yet, the administration said OK, it might be legal but we're just not -- we're backing away from it. Unless somebody is a felon we're just going to tell them let them go--
JOHNSON: we won't give you the computer access to find out whether someone is actually here properly. We're not going to look that up for you, and we're not going to respond to the scene of a crime where you believe you're detaining people who don't belong here in the United States except under certain circumstances. On top of that, a new hotline: Turn in the cops in Arizona because obviously, they're racist. Why don't we just open the borders and not have any enforcement at all? [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 6/26/12]
But Law Enforcement Officers Say The AZ Law Will Likely Lead To Racial Profiling
Phoenix Police Chief: "[V]ery Difficult Not To Profile" In Implementation Of This Law. On May 17, 2010, theAssociated Press reported that Phoenix Public Safety Manager and Police Chief Jack Harris said "it's very difficult not to profile" when implementing "a law that leads a state down this path, where the enforcement is targeted to a particular segment of the population":
Several Arizona police chiefs and sheriffs say, as hard as officers try not to profile, enforcing the law will inevitably lead to it. They say it will end up taking time away from solving crimes in their cities and towns.
"When you get a law that leads a state down this path, where the enforcement is targeted to a particular segment of the population, it's very difficult not to profile," said Phoenix Police Chief Jack Harris, a critic of the law. [AP, 5/17/12 [5] via MSNBC]
Pima County Sheriff Reportedly Said Law "Encourages" Racial Profiling. In a May 14, 2010, Orange County Register column, David Whiting reported that Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik "says his department already arrests undocumented aliens, and that the law could lead to racial profiling and costly lawsuits by both advocates and opponents." Whiting also reported that Dupnik said that "the bill will encourage citizens to sue police departments for not enforcing the statute while, at the same time, it will prompt others to sue because it encourages racial profiling." [Orange County Register, 5/14/10 [6]]
Tucson Police Officer: "There Are No Race Neutral Criteria Or Basis To Suspect Or Identify Who Is Lawfully In The United States." The Arizona Republic reported on May 15, 2010, that Phoenix police officer David Salgado and Tucson police officer Martin Escobar separately filed lawsuits to stop the immigration law. According to the Republic, Salgado "says that to enforce the law, he would violate the rights of Hispanics," and that "Escobar's suit claims the new law compels him to engage in racial profiling to prove legal status." Escobar's lawsuit was subsequently dismissed for lack of standing. [Arizona Republic, 5/15/10 [7], Los Angeles Times, 9/1/10 [8]]
For more law enforcement officials noting the Arizona's law could lead to racial profiling, click here. [9]
Legal Experts Say Racial Profiling Is Inevitable Under The Arizona Law
UC Davis Law School Dean: "My Fear Is That" Law Enforcement Officers Will Rely "On Racial And/Or Class Stereotypes." Politifact.com reported that Kevin Johnson, dean of the law school at University of California-Davis "said he worries that local police inadequately trained in immigration law could engage in profiling, either unwittingly or intentionally. 'My fear is that, with the new addition to the law or not, racial profiling will result, with untrained local law enforcement officers - perhaps unconsciously - relying on racial and/or class stereotypes' when determining whether there's 'reasonable suspicion' about one's immigration status.'" [Politifact.com, 4/30/10 [10]]
National Immigration Law Center : "It Leads To The Racial Profiling That Is Inevitable." The AP reported on May 17, 2010, that Linton Joaquin, general counsel of the National Immigration Law Center, which is supporting a challenge to the legislation, said that the law "is a greater and more explicit intrusion into the regulation of immigration" and that "[i]t leads to the racial profiling that is inevitable." [AP, 5/18/12 [11] via CBS News]
AZ Democratic State Representative: Law Open To Broad Interpretation, Potential For Racial Profiling. The Arizona Republic reported on May 17, 2010, that "Kyrsten Sinema, a Democratic state representative and an attorney who opposes the law, said the law does not state what officers can consider when determining reasonable suspicion, which opens the door to broad interpretation and the potential for racial profiling." The Republic further quoted Sinema as stating: "Arizona courts describe (reasonable suspicion) as requiring only a minimal, objective justification based on the totality of circumstances. These can include such basic factors as a person's conduct or appearance, the characteristics of the area, the time of day and the experience of the officer." [Arizona Republic, 5/17/10 [12]]
For more legal opinions that the law could lead to racial profiling, click here. [9]
Conservatives Have Also Said The Arizona Law Could Lead To Profiling
Krauthammer: AZ Law "Could Lead To A Lot Of Civil Rights Abuses." During the April 21, 2010, edition of Fox News' Special Report with Bret Baier, Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer said that laws such as Arizona's "could lead to a lot of civil rights abuses:
KRAUTHAMMER: They're trying to pass laws where you catch somebody already in the U.S. and it's really hard to discern who is and who is not illegal. Look, if you're at the border and somebody is climbing over the fence, you have a pretty high certainty it's an illegal. Now if somebody is standing outside a Home Depot who doesn't speak English, well he could be or he could not be. So it could lead to a lot of civil rights abuses. But the problem is ultimately that the feds haven't acted." [Fox News, Special Report, 4/21/10 [13], via Media Matters]
Marco Rubio: AZ Law Could "Unreasonably Single Out People Who Are Here Legally, Including Many American Citizens." GOP Senator Marco Rubio, while a candidate for Florida's U.S. Senate seat, in a April 27, 2010, Tampa Bay Times article expressed concerns about Arizona's legislation:
From what I have read in news reports, I do have concerns about this legislation. While I don't believe Arizona's policy was based on anything other than trying to get a handle on our broken borders, I think aspects of the law, especially that dealing with 'reasonable suspicion,' are going to put our law enforcement officers in an incredibly difficult position. It could also unreasonably single out people who are here legally, including many American citizens." [Tampa Bay Times, 4/27/10 [14]]
Hume: "Some People Are Going To Have To Endure Inconvenience As Opposed To Everybody." On the April 19, 2010, edition of The O'Reilly Factor, Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume appeared to dismiss concerns about racial profiling, stating that "if it's an effective law enforcement technique done in good faith, people may have to endure some inconvenience. What we're saying here is that some people are going to have endure inconvenience as opposed to everybody having to endure it." [Fox News, The O'Reilly Factor, 4/19/12 [15] via Media Matters]
Steven Crowder: "I Don't Think There's Really Anything Wrong As Far As Racial Profiling." During the April 23, 2010, edition of Fox News' Hannity, Fox News contributor Steven Crowder said that there's racial profiling in the law and "I don't think there's really anything wrong as far as racial profiling, stopping people who are coming in illegally. I mean, you're not looking for a blond haired, blue eyed Swede most of the time." [Fox News, Hannity, 4/23/10 [16] via Media Matters]
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If you check out the today's posts over on KevinMD, you'll notice that Kevin picked up my post on the ethical dilemma of the college student and the internship application. You'll also notice that the post was tweeted 37 times, and that no one "likes" it on their Facebook page. The story on the Therapeutic Value of Touch got 56 "Likes" and the Art of Alzheimer's got 26 "Likes." My story is alone in it's unlikability.
And now that you mention it, our posts on Shrink Rap don't have many Likes and our fan page doesn't have very many fans/friends.
You know, I would take it personally, but when we first put the page out, one of our readers mentioned that if they "Liked" a psychiatry book, all their friends would see and would wonder why. Is it true? I don't think too hard about what other people "Like" but for the non-stop political stuff. But then again, I have a socially acceptable reason to "Like" a Shrink Rap book (--I think, my kids would probably say it's bragging to like your own book). So maybe people don't "Like" shrinky stuff because they don't want to worry about the message it sends and the questions this might open, either aloud or in the viewers head. Or maybe I just write boring stuff and this is my way of defending my ego against demoralization.
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Having never been to a R-100 shoot and dont really know what to expect. Are there food vendors or are we on are own. Just curious. Thanks
We are gonna be fryin a turkey and grillin so just bring a few goodies and join us. We are camping at BassnBucks.
If you're talking about the Wabash Shoot we will have a 3D-Shoots banner at teh Bassand Bucks shoot site and camping there. I was told by Glenn at B&B that there will be food vatered in but a bunch of us 3D shoots folks are bringing food. We have a 14 pound turkey and turkey frying stuff that we plan to utilize on Saturday night. I think it might be hard to organized group 'feeds' other than Saturday night since we'll all be shooting at different times, most likely, and Saturday night group 'feed' seemed to be a good target for everyone. For the other meals I plan on trying the local fare as well as bringing a small camp stove and some things like hot dogs and some cold cuts and fruit. Somebody also said they were bringing a Weber grill and some local sweet corn.... Yum...
By teh end of this week I will be calling Glenn at B&B with an estimate of teh number of vehicles and tents we will have. He is going to arrange for our group to be in the same area. I plan on being there the Wed before the shoot to set up the banner and get some range practice in.... I've not shot much in literally months. I NEED to do some shooting....
Having said that, a 14 pound turkey is not going to feed all of us so we have been tossing around ideas about heading into town and buying some chicken wings or drumsticks and some side salads and other things we could use the fryer for while it's fired up.
There are a couple of stickeys in the R-100 forum about the Wabash shoot. Post up your intentions and I'll tally you and yours in our count for camping at B&B.
Hope that helped but by the end of the week we should have a some good posts about who is bringing what and how we might do this.
The Walmart is about 6-7 miles away and there is a gas station about 5 miles from teh B&B site so we have options....
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Week 8 NFL Betting Trends Favor Underdogs to Cover Big Spreads
In their last seven games away from Candlestick Park, the San Francisco 49ers are 6-1 SU and ATS.
They'll be tasked with covering a large spread this Sunday when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London, England.
The Jaguars are 0-7 SU and 1-6 ATS this season. The 49ers, who are 4-0 SU and ATS over their last four games, are a 16-point favorite on Sunday.
Parlaying this obvious wins with some of the other one-sided trends listed below can make for a profitable day of NFL parlay betting (wagering on two or more games together on the same betting ticket).
The Miami Dolphins have not fared well on the road against the New England Patriots in recent years, posting a 2-10 SU record in their last 12 trips to Foxboro. New England has been dominant at home in the month of October with a 15-0 SU and 10-4-1 ATS record in its last 15 October home games.
The Patriots are 12-1 SU in their last 13 games against division rivals, and are 7-point favorites on Sunday.
Going into New Orleans as a 10.5-point underdog, the Buffalo Bills are just 3-9 ATS in their last 12 games as a road underdog. This could spell disaster against the New Orleans Saints, who are 15-3 SU and ATS in their last 18 games as a home favorite.
The Saints come out of their bye week at 5-1 SU and 4-2 ATS. [ See the latest NFL odds on this game and every other Week 8 matchup ]
Something has to give when the New York Giants visit the Philadelphia Eagles as a 5-point road underdog this Sunday. The Giants are 1-5-1 ATS in their last seven games before heading into a bye, as is the case this week.
New York has also had terrible results against Philadelphia in recent years with a 2-9 SU and ATS record against their NFC East rival. But on the other side, Philadelphia is 0-9 SU and ATS in its last nine games at home. Philadelphia's last home win came in September 2012 against the Giants.
Scoring could be at a premium when the Cleveland Browns visit the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The UNDER is 8-1-1 in Kansas City's last 10 games at home, and in the Chiefs' last 14 games as a home favorite, the UNDER is 11-2-1. Sunday's total is currently set at 38.5.
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I took my 870 apart to clean it. It seems the breech/bolt assembly is either loose (lot of play) and then will get stuck in the up position and have to be forced down. Is this normal???
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Samsung's tidy, new $1,099 Series 7 all-in-one mirrors others in its price range, offering a relatively frictionless entry point for those interested in a touch screen, Windows 8-based PC. A poorly implemented gesture control scheme is a minor sticking point, but given the price of this system, Samsung isn't asking much of a a premium for gesture input.
Among other 23-inch Windows 8 all-in-ones, the Samsung Series 7 is one of the most affordable, without sacrificing too much in terms of its core features. Other all-in-ones offer some more intriguing features if you're willing to spend just $100 or $200 more, but if your needs are simple, and/or if you have a hard budget limit, the Samsung Series 7 offers perfectly serviceable option.
The new Series 7 has a less daring look than
Another casualty of the new unit is the Galaxy Tab-style touch environment that Samsung debuted in the previous model, made superfluous by Windows 8.
I suspect that few buyers of this PC will lament those changes. It wouldn't hurt for the display to recline a bit more, but otherwise, this is a solid touch-screen all-in-one. Samsung deserves particular credit for the responsiveness of the touch screen. This will be the tenth Windows 8 all-in-one that I've reviewed. While I don't have an objective method to test touch screen response, anecdotally, the Samsung Series 7 feels second only to the
Less successful is the Series 7's gesture input. It's similar to the the same gesture recognition from PointGrab which shipped in the
Samsung includes a small card with five gesture commands on it, slotted into a plastic stand you can set up next to the system as a reminder. That's a useful touch, but it would also have been thoughtful for Samsung to surface the gesture application on either the Windows 8 touch interface, or at least with an icon on the desktop screen. Until you launch that application, you can't turn the gesture recognition function on, and the only way you can find it seems to be by searching.
Beyond the fact that Samsung obscures the application to launch gesture input (when it should really launch at startup), either the software or the camera isn't responsive enough to detect your movements very accurately. Some gestures, like side-to-side scrolling by sliding your outstretched palm from left to right, seem to work about 75-percent as well as they should. Others, like pushing your fist up to the camera to swap between the Windows desktop and the Windows 8 touch environment, never worked at all.
I'm not willing to write off gesture input entirely. If someone makes it natural, fast, and intuitive, I can see how all-in-one usability might benefit. Windows PC vendors, as always, are also desperate for a way to differentiate themselves. Gesture tech from PointGrab or some other company might even provide a non-awkward experience one day, but right now, either the tech isn't good enough to matter, or the vendors don't know how to implement it properly. Regardless, don't buy this system for the gesture input.
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It's easy to look at the Series 7 and see only shortcomings. It has a dual-core version of Intel's Core i5, where others use the full quad-core silicon. It only has 6GB of RAM, next to 8GB from its competitors. Samsung also went with a slower 5,400 rpm hard drive.
If those sacrifices bother you, the
Despite all of that, I don't feel too let down by the Samsung. It has a more polished appearance than the Dell, and it also has better touch-screen input. Those things won't be important to everyone, but Samsung can at least claim it has a few benefits to offset the sacrifices to its core features.
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Here's the vid and the patch panel part starts at 11 minutes.
Streetroddin, I do that too with the cuts. I guess as long as it's bigger it's not a big deal. There's some ways though to minimize the shaving part. In any case, you're right about the flanger. Always nice to have those. Where I work we can't use them often. Only where they are hidden, for rails, something that needs the strength, and odd shapes that would be a nightmare for an open butt weld. Here's a pretty good example of an odd shape one...
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Tech 69s' vid not woking for me woulda been nice for ya for sure! Maybe he can get it workin,,,,He is right on on the procedure tho (buttweld) & if ya can borrow & use a crimping tool @ the weld point that does make it a bit easier & a nicer joint fit..gives a nice little lip to slide under the original for the weld joint & ground smooth on both sides after welding...sadly most every patch I have ever delt with had to be trimmed to fit, measure 20 times & cut once..lol! just use what ya have to leave as much original as possible....Dinger has a great piece of advice on the reinforcement as this is a problem area for splitting. Good Luck & enjoy!
If you throw up a pic of what you want to fabricate I can help.
Here's a quick break down of a normal patch panel. At about the 11 minute mark there's a tutorial. Hope it helps. btw, I hope it's ok I post this video up. It's something I do for free and to help others. It's sort of a hobby I guess.
This would be for an open butt weld but there's other ways as well that can be easier. Just put up some pics and let's brainstorm!
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|Thanks for the input on the running boards. As far as the patch panels go.....I am going to try and do them myself. That's why I was hoping for some good advice.
|I used Drakes running boards with no problems, I bought the smoothies though. Drake has pretty high standards for his parts, if he isn't happy, they go back to where they were made. The running boards with the rubber were quite expensive, IIRC. The patch panels, I am no help, we made our own patches. I would think your bodyman/welder would know how he wants to tackle this. Keep in mind, the fenders like to split in the wheel opening radius, I side sme round bar tacked into the underneath edge to reinforce.
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1936 Ford rear fender repair panel and running boards??
I had recently purchased a pair of fender patches (EMS). And was wondering if anyone out there had some experience with installing these? They seem to be a bit larger coming into the wheel opening than they need to be and have a crease in them that does seem to suit any purpose on the 1936 application. Someone had suggested to me before that using as little of the repair panel possible was the way to go. I wanted to get some addition input before cutting anything. So information would be much appreciated.
I also discovered while checking for fit to the running board, after peeling up the rubber. That the running boards are also finished. I looked on Drake site and Mac's, they were surprisingly inexpensive. I am going to go with the covered boards again, but will opt out of the boards with rubber install and save a few bucks. My question is who's boards has the best fit? Or are they all coming from the same manufacturer?
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According to police, he regained consciousness, rejected medical treatment and then drove off with mountain bike patrol officers in pursuit because they believed he was impaired. Those officers radioed for assistance, and two unmarked police cars joined the pursuit.Varagianis refused to pull over and drove at a high rate of speed in back alleys and city streets, eventually ramming his Jeep into the front of the unmarked Chevrolet Yukon being operated by Detective Michael Lavallee, according to a preliminary report of the officer-involved shooting issued by the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office in June.The vehicles were locked grill-to-grill, with each driver stepping on the accelerator, and officers outside yelling for Varagianis to stop.
Three officers fired their weapons that day, according to the attorney general's report: Detective Joseph Mucci, who fired two shots at the Jeep's tires, flattening one of them; Lavallee, who aimed low and fired at Varagianis as his Jeep broke free and was about to pass him and after he warned him that he was going to shoot; and an unidentified undercover officer who fired after he saw two other officers jump out of the way of the Jeep to avoid being hit.The attorney general's report does not identify which officer or officers actually shot Varagianis.


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Diden't know where else to put this.I found this posted at the Rhodesian forum I visit.
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Diden't know where else to put this.I found this posted at the Rhodesian forum I visit.
Mercenary Wars and Soldiers of Fortune
Interesting Not not long after comming back from Nam 3-4 of my squad, myself included, were approched outside Ft Hood by people serching for mercs to protect Rodesian plantations. This was back in 72 and I was all fine with not signing on. Even though the money was huge, they were offering 1200 per week back when you could buy a new car for 2500, It was tempting to be sure, but we all passed. To bad all of these efforts couldn't be put to better use, imagine if all these efforts and $ expended had been used for good instead of greed. I'm sure things would be much different now. Who knows, there's always a wanta be dictator/ war lords or what ever learking around just below the surface.
SOF magazine came out in 1975 while I was a active duty Marine.I ordered the magazine and read about Rhodesia,a country I had never known about.
(Be a Man among Men) the add said.I looked into it,but in 1978,the US government threat of jail and fines keep me home.
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Yea railbuggy. That was one of the few places you could find access to parts and cool guns back in the day. It was hell to find the things we have now,, back then. That explains why all the Mauser, Springfields, a mountian of Enfields, and last but not least, and my first true love, the 1911,, builds I've done in the past. We didn't have all this cool shit back in the day, yea we had our Garands, but dump a K of ammo through that and compair them to x39 now!! Big difference. I ain't getting any younger ya know, hurts more now days. Did you guys use them or the M14's?
Did you guys use them or the M14's?
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Yorktown Naval Weapons Station,Yorktown Va= M14
Yea I thought the 14 was yor issue, wasn't sure, especally the one with the happy switch!!! He Haw!!! I like um!! I've had a chance to play with one a few times and they ARE FUN!! I humped a 60, a double edged sword though, a bitch to hump but a joy to snuggle down behind when the shit hit the fan!! OH YEA!! Also carried a 12 ga mares leg 12" over all with flechetts, a 45 duty 2nd tour, custom 1911 built by my Dad, a 357snubbie and a 38 airweight, or dective spl,??? don't remember which? Acually both, just different tours.
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This section covers the kernel modules. As already stated, Wine implements the NT architecture, hence provides NTDLL for the core kernel functions, and KERNEL32, which is the implementation of the basis of the Win32 subsystem, on top of NTDLL.
This chapter is made of two types of material (depending of their point of view). Some items will be tackled from a global point of view and then, when needed, explaining the split of work between NTDLL and KERNEL32; some others will be tackled from a DLL point of view (NTDLL or KERNEL32). The choice is made so that the output is more readable and understandable. At least, that's the intent (sigh).
Wine has a rather complex startup procedure, so unlike many programs the
best place to begin exploring the code-base is
not in fact at the
function but instead at some of the more straightforward DLLs that
exist on the periphery such as MSI, the widget library (in
USER and COMCTL32) etc. The purpose of this section is to document and
explain how Wine starts up
from the moment the user runs wine
myprogram.exe to the point at which
myprogram gets control.
The actual wine binary that the user runs does not do very much, in fact it is only responsible for checking the threading model in use (NPTL vs LinuxThreads) and then invoking a new binary which performs the next stage in the startup sequence. See the beginning of this chapter for more information on this check and why it's necessary. You can find this code in loader/glibc.c. The result of this check is an exec of wine, potentially (on Linux) via the preloader.
The Wine preloader is found in
loader/preloader.c, and is required in order to
impose a Win32 style address space layout upon the newly created Win32
process. The details of what this does is covered in the address space
layout chapter. The preloader is a statically linked ELF binary which
is passed the name of the actual Wine binary to run along with the arguments
the user passed in from the command line. The preloader is an unusual program:
it does not have a
main() function. In standard
ELF applications, the entry point is actually at a symbol named
_start: this is provided by the
standard gcc infrastructure and normally jumps to
__libc_start_main() which initializes glibc before
passing control to the
main function as defined by the programmer.
The preloader takes control direct from the entry point for a few
reasons. Firstly, it is required that glibc is not initialized twice:
the result of such behaviour is undefined and subject to change
without notice. Secondly, it's possible that as part of initializing
glibc, the address space layout could be changed - for instance, any
call to
malloc() will initialize a heap arena
which modifies the VM mappings. Finally, glibc does not return to
_start() at any point, so by reusing it we avoid
the need to recreate the ELF bootstrap stack
argv, auxiliary array etc).
The preloader is responsible for two things: protecting important regions of the address space so the dynamic linker does not map shared libraries into them, and once that is done loading the real Wine binary off disk, linking it and starting it up. Normally all this is done automatically by glibc and the kernel but as we intercepted this process by using a static binary it's up to us to restart the process. The bulk of the code in the preloader is about loading wine and ld-linux.so.2 off disk, linking them together, then starting the dynamic linking process.
One of the last things the preloader does before jumping into the dynamic linker is scan the symbol table of the loaded Wine binary and set the value of a global variable directly: this is a more efficient way of passing information to the main Wine program than flattening the data structures into an environment variable or command line parameter then unpacking it on the other side, but it achieves pretty much the same thing. The global variable set points to the preload descriptor table, which contains the VMA regions protected by the preloader. This allows Wine to unmap them once the dynamic linker has been run, so leaving gaps we can initialize properly later on.
The process of starting up the emulator itself is mostly one of chaining through various initializer functions defined in the core libraries and DLLs: libwine, then NTDLL, then KERNEL32.
The wine binary has a
function, defined in loader/main.c, so after the
preloader has run we start here. This passes the
information provided by the preloader into
libwine and then calls
wine_init(), defined in
libs/wine/loader.c. This is where the emulation
really starts:
wine_init() can, with the correct preparation,
be called from programs other than the wine loader itself.
wine_init() does some very basic setup tasks such
as initializing the debugging infrastructure, yet more address space
manipulation (see the information on the 4G/4G VM split in the address
space chapter), before loading NTDLL - the core
of both Wine and the Windows NT series - and jumping to the
__wine_process_init() function defined
in dlls/ntdll/loader.c
This function is responsible for initializing the primary Win32
environment. In
thread_init(), it sets up the
TEB, the wineserver connection for the main thread
and the process heap. See the beginning of this chapter for more
information on this.
Finally, it loads and jumps to
__wine_kernel_init() in
KERNEL32.DLL: this is defined in
dlls/kernel32/process.c. This is where the bulk
of the work is done. The KERNEL32 initialization
code retrieves the startup info for the process from the server,
initializes the registry, sets up the drive mapping system and locale
data, then begins loading the requested application itself. Each
process has a
STARTUPINFO block that can be
passed into
CreateProcess specifying various
things like how the first window should be displayed: this is sent to
the new process via the wineserver.
After determining the type of file given to Wine by the user (a Win32
EXE file, a Win16 EXE, a Winelib app etc), the program is loaded into
memory (which may involve loading and initializing other DLLs, the
bulk of Wines startup code), before control reaches the end of
__wine_kernel_init(). This function ends with the
new process stack being initialized, and
start_process being called
on the new stack. Nearly there!
The final element of initializing Wine is starting the newly loaded
program itself.
start_process() sets up the SEH
backstop handler, calls
which performs the last part of the process initialization (such as
performing relocations and calling the
with PROCESS_ATTACH), grabs the entry point of
the executable and then on this line:
ExitProcess( entry( peb ) );
... jumps to the entry point of the program. At this point the users
program is running and the API provided by Wine is ready to be
used. When
entry returns, the
ExitProcess API
will be used to initialize a graceful shutdown.


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Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
School of Medicine > Otolaryngology > About Us > Affiliate Institutions
School of Medicine > Otolaryngology > About Us > Affiliate Institutions
The department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery has slowly expanded our relationships with Affiliate Hospitals over the last 15 years. Our longstanding presence at the Kansas City Veterans Affairs Medical Center is now complemented by four additional hospitals. Each of these hospitals provides support for faculty and resident positions and offers a unique environment for patient care and resident education. We would like to recognize the significant contribution of these institutions to the success of our Department.
Children's Mercy Hospital
This free standing full service tertiary care hospital in downtown Kansas City, MO is dedicated to the care of pediatric patients in the region. While CMH has an academic affiliation with the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Medicine, our department at KU is the majority provider of Pediatric Otolaryngology care. Our six Pediatric Otolaryngologist's, one resident and the new Fellow in Pediatric Otolaryngology all practice in this very rich and unique environment caring for the sickest kids in the region.
Children's Mercy Hospital South
This new expansion facility of CMH in south Johnson County, Kansas provides more basic pediatric services to the surrounding area. Clinic facilities and an outpatient surgery center are utilized by most of our Pediatric Otolaryngology faculty and the Fellow.
Saint Luke's Hospital on the Plaza
The main hospital of the St. Luke's system of hospitals is a tertiary care private not-for-profit facility. Two of our core faculty members (Drs. Larsen and Humphrey) work closely with clinical faculty (Drs. Guastello and Spake) to train a senior level resident in their only exposure to the private practice environment.
Truman Medical Center
Located in downtown Kansas City, Truman Medical Center is the primary safety-net hospital for Kansas City, MO. It is also the primary teaching hospital for the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Medicine. We serve as the providers of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery care for UMKC/TMC, working closely with the students at that institution. Dr. Keith Sale, Chief of the service is accompanied by Peter Gochee, MD PhD in supervising a mid level resident in this important inner city experience.
Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Kansas City
Located in east Kansas City, MO this VA facility serves as a referral center for all of Kansas and significant portions of Missouri for Otolaryngology services. Several faculty members, headed by Clint Humphrey, MD, supervise both a junior and a chief resident in the outpatient and inpatient setting.


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