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Charlotte, N.C. • Ron Rivera was quick to point out he and John Fox wouldn't be playing against each other on Sunday.
The same can be said for Cam Newton and Peyton Manning, who won't be on the field at the same time even though they'll be the most talked-about players.
The matchup between Newton and Denver linebacker Von Miller No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the 2011 NFL Draft befits reality more than coaching or quarterback duels. It's the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year and Pro Bowl quarterback vs. the reigning Defensive Rookie of the Year and Pro Bowl linebacker.
And they're pretty friendly.
"I am Cam's biggest fan," Miller said. "Coming out with him last year and watching him fight all the adversity that he had in college and come into the league and perform at a high level, not just being able to run the ball but throw the ball, overall being the great superstar he is. If I had sons that play quarterback, I would tell them to watch Cam Newton."
Newton wasn't as effusive with his praise of Miller, but his compliments rank among his highest for a defensive opponent all season.
"Von is a very elusive defender," Newton said. "He's not very big in stature, but he still [wreaks] havoc with the things he brings to the table. He plays linebacker. He plays defensive end. He can cover. He can pressure the quarterback.
"He's about as all-around a defensive player as you can have."
Going into the draft, it was clear the Panthers would select Newton first overall. The team didn't hold a workout for Miller because his position wasn't one of Carolina's many pressing needs following a 2-14 season.
Still, Rivera said Miller ended up being No. 2 on their board, in the mix with standout wide receivers A.J. Green and Julio Jones.
"We had to react to what Carolina did in front of us, but we felt like we were going to get a good player at that No. 2 pick," Fox said. "And we're really pleased with who we took."
Though Miller had to adjust to the team's 4-3 defense in a lockout-shortened offseason, his 64 tackles and 11.5 sacks were good enough to get him All-Pro honors last year. In 23 games with the Broncos, Miller has 97 tackles and 20.5 sacks, with nine already this season.
"He's an explosive linebacker," Rivera said.
"They play him as 4-3 linebacker and move him and use him as a pass rush guy and move him around there. He's versatile.
"He could have easily, if that was your desire, been the first pick in the draft. He's got that kind of ability."
Miller and the Broncos have yet to face a dual-threat quarterback through eight games this season.
"Every week there's a new set of challenges," Broncos defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio said, "and certainly some of the things they do with Cam and some of the abilities that he has as a player, they're unique and you have to account for that."
A centerpiece to the Broncos' scheme is Miller, who told USA Today earlier this week that if he can sack Newton he'll celebrate by doing the Superman pose.
"That would be great," Miller said. "I hope I get a chance to do it."
And it'd be something he could show his future son, too.


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By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams both suffered losses to in-state Horizon League rival Milwaukee on Saturday in the regular season finale at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium. The Panthers had a winner in eight of the 13 women's events to down the Phoenix 130.5-112.5, while the visitors won 10 events on the men's side in the 162-81 win.
Saturday was also Senior Day for the Phoenix, as the program's 14 seniors were recognized prior to the meet.
Senior diver Mitchell Spaeth (Fredonia, Wis.) went out in style in the final home meet of his Phoenix career, winning both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards. Spaeth's winning score of 342.07 in the 3-meter was a new personal record, topping his previous mark of 328.73, while his first-place 1-meter total of 313.13 was a season best.
Sophomore Ryan Korslin (Rudolph, Wis.) also won an event for the men's team, racing to victory in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:10.31).
Senior Megan Burley (Hazelhurst, Wis.) earned a victory on Senior Day for the Phoenix women, claiming the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 2:09.62. Picking up a pair of wins for the Green Bay women was junior Kendra Rottier (Green Bay, Wis.), who claimed the 1000 (10:36.87) and 500 (5:07.49) freestyle races.
Other first-place finishers on the women's side were juniors Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) and Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.). Wolf sprinted to a win in the 50 freestyle in 24.19, while Dinelli earned a decisive victory on the 3-meter diving board with a score of 274.35.
Senior Jessica Stolfi (Kenosha, Wis.), competing in her final home meet, set a personal best on the 1-meter board with a third-place score of 239.62.
Green Bay now has three weeks off from competition and is next in action at the 2013 Horizon League Championships in Chicago (Feb. 27-March 2).
Seniors honored prior to Saturday's meet were Tyler Evans, Robert Gorycki, Jonathan Lesniak, Andrew Lindstrom, Ian McSweeny and Mitchell Spaeth on the men's side, and Kelly Baron, Heather Bodin, Megan Burley, Lark Engen, Michaela Griffin, Melissa Killpatrick, Jessica Stolfi and Taylor Trelka on the women's side.
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Robin van Persie wants "more of the same" from Arsenal against Stoke City today.
The captain helped his team to a 1-0 win at Marseille in the Champions League on Wednesday and, although Aaron Ramsey's late winner got the headlines, Arsenal's compact defensive display was a major feature of the victory.
Van Persie expects the same qualities to shine through when Arsène Wenger's side return to Emirates Stadium.
"We need to begin today's game against Stoke as we did against Marseille, with everything in order from the back onwards," he told the Official Matchday Programme.
"When we are all organised then we can move on and look at what else there is to do; we have to create chances of course, because that's the end result of our game. We know we are going to be tested on set-pieces today so it's vital to be very well-organised - everyone needs to die for the zone they're protecting.
"If we do that, I'm 100 per cent sure we can play our normal game and do a little bit more with our offensive play than we did on Wednesday.
"It's also important that we deal with any disappointments that come our way during the afternoon. We've sometimes struggled a little bit with momentum after setbacks, such as goals conceded or incidents that we don't agree with, but I feel we're over that now.
"In general I think we're getting stronger and stronger – most of our squad is fit and we have players on the verge of returning, so everything is looking brighter than it was a couple of weeks ago."
You can read Robin's programme notes in Sunday's Official Matchday Programme. You can subscribe to the Matchday Programme by calling 08700 20 20 20.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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How are you all?
I have to go now, saw you put some Christmas photos, can't wait to see them all tommorrow
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*
Hello and good morning Happy Thanksgiving"to you all.
Good morning friends
Busy day today going to have 12 here for dinner tomorrow and being the cook I have my work cut out for me.
Hope you all have a great day
'I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future!' Scrooge repeated, as he scrambled out of bed. 'The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. Oh, Jacob Marley! Heaven, and the Christmas Time be praised for this! I say it on my knees, old Jacob, on my knees!' (Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol)
Hy all, Happy Thanksgiving
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Re: New Safety Rules?
Perhaps it is time that all Cat 0 - Cat 1 -Cat 2 Off shore races additionally carry a parachute anchor and rode for your area..
If they had off had a parachute anchor with a inspected boat builder certified Samson post then all arguments would not have transpired as they would have had the time stated to be rescued.
What is a parachute anchor.
New Zealand Maritime law now requires that boats venturing into the open seas must carry a Para Sea Anchor as part of the safety equipment on board. Plus a SSB Radio. Race organisers require 2 certified first aid 1 with advanced certification crew or 1 First aid cert crew and a registered medical GP. as crew for each boat.
Not just a sound investment - but a life saver.
Parachute Anchor.
A large underwater parachute manufactured from high strength materials, impervious to sea water and resistant to wear.
The Sea Anchor is operated when deployed over the vessels bow, where it opens beneath the oceans surface. Its resistance brings the vessels head to sea, providing stability and safety.
Providing Self Sufficiency
A Sea Anchor provides a skipper with a self-sufficiency that equips them with security, peace of mind and the confidence to take on the challenging crisis that is happening to them .
Numb from fatigue, a sailor can place himself and his crew in severe danger. This is when the Sea Anchor comes into its own. Set the Sea Anchor, rest, get the brain back in working order and live to fight another day / night . Beating into heavy seas places wear and tear upon your boat and crew. Deploy a Sea Anchor and wait for better conditions.
Drift control
A Sea Anchor prevents drift when deployed enabling you to keep on station / the water mass night and day until conditions improve or until help arrives..
Many boats are lost when, initially disabled, they drift out of control and run aground. A Sea Anchor forces the bow back into the seas and keeps you off the rocks / shoals / bars / sand banks / danger zonesuntil help arrives.
With sails down or engine off, a vessel loses much stability sideways! A Sea Anchor, forcing the bow back into the seas, restores stability while you bail, pump, rest or repair.
Finding land safely
Making a landfall by night is difficult and many vessels have hit reefs or rocks in the hours of darkness. Deploy a Sea Anchor and wait to enter port by the light of day or until help arrives..
Re: New Safety Rules?
Originally Posted by gamayun View Post
It's so strange to see some GPS tracks running across the islands given the accuracy of GPS these days.
Re: New Safety Rules?
Originally Posted by paulk View Post
The "findings" section mentioned how the other racers who were at all nearby were well to leeward, and would have taken too long to work back to where Uncontrollable Urge was to be helpful. The Captain seems to have misjudged his danger and should have agreed to help from the USCG sooner.
Re: New Safety Rules?
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Re: New Safety Rules?
The "findings" section mentioned how the other racers who were at all nearby were well to leeward, and would have taken too long to work back to where Uncontrollable Urge was to be helpful. The Captain seems to have misjudged his danger and should have agreed to help from the USCG sooner.
Re: New Safety Rules?
Originally Posted by smackdaddy View Post
"yacht's emergency steering shall be constructed to the same or greater strength standard as required for the yacht's primary steering and that can be deployed in any weather condition".
...Emergency steering that is as strong or stronger than the original? Is that really possible?
I agree with you, it is not very bright to think that an emergency rudder can be as strong as the one permanently fixed on the boat.
What strikes me as odd in all that is why anyone (among the racers) stopped to pull them out of trouble? Normally the lost time is discounted from the elapsed time of the race.
Also, as a safety precaution why do they not recommend that this type of races to be followed by support boats that can take care of any problem as an alternative to upgrading the class of the race letting out many boats out next year?
That's what they do on the around the Island race where more than 1700 boats of all types participate. There are always incidents and accidents, specially when it is windy but never had been a causality, not even in capsized multiulls. Help is always at hand.
Re: New Safety Rules?
Disclaimer: I have never raced in SoCal, not a member of their YRA, and I dont think Ive even had a drunken barroom conversation with a SoCal racer.
At first glance, I was thinking the USCG was doing a category inflation but when I look at the tracks of the race, they are going pretty far out. They encountered 30kt winds on windward side of the islands which was similar to what I experienced further north off of the Channel Islands. Perhaps it raises this race to the level of a Cat 2. The Run for the Border, MDR Ensenada and that July 4th MDR-SD race are all inside the islands and probably are an honest Cat 3. My problem with raising the Category levels is the YRA then goes in and modifies them downwards. So, our Cat 1 ocean races here in NorCal are really Cat 2½. The growth in requirements really hit in the pocket book. For example, a full set of SOLAS flares that are now required, will set you back some $700. We are getting priced out of the racing gig altogether. I also have a problem with the MOB and EMRUDD demonstrations. Those will add a couple of hundred bucks to our annual certificates Then add in the costs of hauls and rudder surveys our sport will be priced out of reach of us Corinthians and sailing will become a spectator sport like it is in Europe.
Re: New Safety Rules?
Oh great. Thanks for inflating the whole page RG.
Re: New Safety Rules?
See, here's another image of Randi wearing a PFD that lacks thigh or crotch straps and probably wouldn't be good in a surf on a rocky shore:
Re: New Safety Rules?
Paul, I don't think the weather was extraordinarily bad in the California sinkings and losses of life. It was rough in the case of Low Speed Chase and the Farallons, but that is something that can be expected off of San Francisco, and the boat was steered into shoal water with breaking wave potential near a lee shore that was a rounding mark for a race. PFDs were somewhat of an issue and tethering was an issue, IMHO. Uncontrollable Urge got caught with critical gear (rudder) failure off a lee shore that is normally a lee shore, and didn't call for help until too late. PFDs in surf were an issue. Aegean ran into a rocky shore, apparently with the crew asleep and the boat on autopilot.
Possible take-aways--
Many PFDs don't perform well in rough water. (It didn't help that the professional skipper of LSC was wearing a belt pack inflatable -- in high seas, winds, and breaking waves against a lee shore.)
Pretty close to 100% of the west coast is a lee shore, and very often a hostile one.
Many boats are not set up to survive a steering failure in active wind and wave conditions, and lee shores can loom up very rapidly.
Many crew are not set up to stay on board, even in unfriendly weather or poor visibility (tethering).
"Normalization of risk" or complacency or pressure to cut corners or reluctance to call for help, particularly for racers -- these are deadly mofos.
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WSU Law Professor to Launch Book Titled "Legal Aspects of HIV/AIDS: A Guide for Policy and Law Reform"
DETROIT (Sept. 12, 2007) – Lance A. Gable, an Assistant Professor of Law at Wayne State University Law School, recently co-authored a book published by the World Bank titled "Legal Aspects of HIV/AIDS: A Guide for Policy and Law Reform." The book launch is scheduled in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2007 at the World Bank.
Written by a team of eminent legal scholars and practitioners, this book summarizes key legal and policy issues for 65 wide-ranging topics related to HIV/AIDS. The concise format will be useful for policy makers, HIV/AIDS practitioners, lawyers, the media and others seeking clear, precise information. The Guide shows how laws and regulations can either underpin or undermine good public health programs and responsible personal behaviors. It provides relevant "practice examples" (citing from actual laws and regulations) and offers selective lists of references.
Professor Gable is co-editor (with David Buchanan and Celia Fisher) of "Ethical and Legal Issues in Research with High Risk Populations: Addressing Threats of Suicide, Child Abuse, and Violence" (forthcoming 2007), author of numerous professional journal articles, reports, and other publications, and was guest editor (with Lawrence O. Gostin and Colleen Flood) of the symposium issue Legislating and Litigating Health Care Rights Around the World.
He teaches Public Health Law, Bioethics and the Law, Torts, and other Health Law subjects at Wayne State University Law School. He is also a Scholar at the Center for Law and the Public's Health at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins Universities.
Professor Gable was a Senior Fellow at the Center for Law and the Public's Health at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins Universities and served as the Project Director for the Emergency System for Advance Registration of Volunteer Health Professionals (ESAR-VHP) – Legal and Regulatory Issues Project, from 2004 to 2006.
In 2004, Professor Gable served as a Professorial Lecturer at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, where he taught a course on the politics of international health. He was also an adjunct professor at the George Meany Center for Labor Studies/National Labor College at the University of Baltimore.
From 2003-2004, Professor Gable was the Alfred P. Sloan Fellow in Bioterrorism Law and Policy at the Center for Law and the Public's Health at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins Universities.
Prior to joining the Center for Law and the Public's Health, Professor Gable practiced health law at McDermott, Will & Emery, a major international law firm in Washington, D.C. from 2001 to 2002.
Professor Gable received a juris doctorate degree from Georgetown University Law Center and a master's in public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2001. He also received a bachelor's degree with a double major in political science and biology from the Johns Hopkins University in 1995.
Wayne State University Law School has served Michigan and beyond since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized faculty, Wayne State Law School students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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This four-ingredient dessert can be ready in 10 minutes. When fresh peaches are not available, simply use frozen sliced peaches and adjust the microwave time.
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- 3 cups fresh or frozen sliced peaches
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- Place the peaches in four 8-oz. ramekins or custard cups. Top with butterscotch topping and granola. Microwave, uncovered, on high for 2-3 minutes or until bubbly. Top with ice cream. Yield: 4 servings.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks edged higher on Wall Street amid optimism that the lawmakers in Washington are closing in on a budget deal that will stop the U.S. going over the "fiscal cliff."
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 42 points to 13,277 as of 10:37 a.m. The Standard & Poor's 500 gained six points to 1,437. The Nasdaq composite rose 20 points to 3,030.
House Speaker John Boehner told reporters Tuesday that he remains hopeful that a fiscal cliff compromise can be reached but, says President Barack Obama has yet to offer a balanced deficit-cutting plan. Boehner said that Obama's latest offer is for $1.3 trillion in tax increases over the next decade with $850 billion in spending cuts is not balanced enough.
"People are cheering the prospect for some compromise in Washington right now," said Joe Costigan, director of equity research at Bryn Mawr Trust Co. "At the moment there is some pretty good news and the market is reacting favorably to it, but the deal isn't done yet."
Stocks slumped after the election Nov. 6 on concern that a divided government would struggle to reach an agreement before Jan. 1, when a series of series of tax increases and government spending cuts are scheduled to take effect if no deal is reached. Those measures could push the U.S. back into recession. The S&P has since recouped all of those losses.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note climbed 1 basis point to 1.79 percent.
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|[QUOTE=Alaska Gasser;1634491]I posted more pictures tonight of how I suicided my doors. Hope it helps.[/QUOTE..Thanks for the pictures and information you are doing good work ,I was thinking of a different direction i located a panel with windows ,shorter than a surburban ,my thought was cut off rear af panel just behind rear door and graft rear of cab from pickup ,that would give me a pick uo with four full doors ,i have a 90- surburban for the frame ,so i can use full size bed,think might be less labor intensive , I would like to have diesel ,but will probably stay wiyh big block chevy thanks again for help,send more pictures as you progress..
Brilliant method you used there, brilliant, very nice build.
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|I posted more pictures tonight of how I suicided my doors. Hope it helps.
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I did mine using stock components. Look at the build thread on my '48 Chev extended cab. Using an extra set of complete hinge pillars, move the driver's side to the back of the passenger door frame and vise versa for the other side. Cut the outer door skins away from the inner. NOT THE SAME AS I DID IN THE PICTURE!!! Cut the inner portion above the upper hinge and then down below the inner door handle and window crank. I had to redo that section after posting that picture. By cutting it like this the upper 1/4 of it stays stock so your door handle location and window crank does not change. Then swap the inner halves of the doors from one side to the other and weld back onto the outer skin.
It sounds confusing, but not once you see it. I have pictures of this that I will try to post in the next few days.
One very important part is to get the hinge pin as close as you can to the skin of the panel it is mounted behind. Using the stock hinges would be perfect actually, I used 55 Ford F-100 hinges when I did it to a VW bug and they worked great.
It is a pretty complicated project, making the hinges so they are perfectly aligned with one an other is one key. You can do this by bolting a piece of rectangular tubing to the hinge part that will be bolting to the door. With the two hinges mounted to the tube like this you can make your mounts in the cab all the while the hinges are sort of "one" and will remain so until they are bolted to the cab and then remove the tube and make the mounts on the door.
With the stock hinges you would simply mount them exactly as they are on the front so your door will have the hinges mounted to the inside like the front leaving room for the window channel.
Personally I think the time is better spent on other details that you see all the time instead of something that is only seen for a few seconds when you get in and out.
Suicide door hinges
I am building a 50 chevy P/U I am almost finished with the 53 so i will be starting soon ,would like to get opinions and tips Before i start and do something stupid, <does any one have any experiance or suggestions for installing these doors .I want these before i chop the top but thats another story.
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My boyfriend and I are currently researching the possibility of moving to China to teach. I am a qualified Primary school teacher and am currently doing my TEFL course. My boyfriend has his TEFL qualification (weekend and the long distance learning course).
We are generally looking for advice on how to find work on arrival. Does anyone have any good contacts or good places to look for work? WHat are good signs of schools with good repuations? Students?
We are currently thinking about teaching in one of the major cities with access to ex-pat networks. We are aiming to arrive in October.
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Green Bay to Host NCAA Selection Show Celebration on Monday
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Head coach Kevin Borseth and the Green Bay women's basketball team invites all Phoenix fans to join them on Monday night at the Kress Events Center for Horizon League Championship Celebration and a NCAA Selection Show Watch Party. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., the Phoenix will be introduced to the crowd beginning at 5:45 p.m. and the Selection Show begins at 6 p.m. Green Bay will learn its NCAA Tournament seed, game location and first-round opponent.
After winning its third-straight Horizon League Championship on Sunday afternoon with its 24th-straight victory, Green Bay (29-2) has secured a bid to its fifth consecutive and 14th all-time appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
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The National Theatre is one of the UK's foremost venues for contemporary and classic theatre, scene of some the greatest performances of all time from some of world's most famous actors and actresses.
With London Pass you can indulge your theatrical tastes and see what goes on behind the scenes with Royal National Theatre Backstage Tours – free to pass holders.
Situated on the South Bank close to Royal Festival Hall and the Hayward Gallery, National Theatre tours run several times a day and last about 75 minutes. Advance booking is recommended as theatre tour times vary according to rehearsals and performances.
London theatre tours like this one are an incredible way to experience a hidden side of the capital and get off the tried-and-tested tourist sightseeing trail. On the Royal National Theatre Backstage Tours you will be led by a well-informed and enthusiastic guide who will reveal the secrets and stories of the three auditoriums, which together stage 18 shows every year.
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Strongsville man keeps in touch with Boston friends
(Cuyahoga County) - Strongsville resident Jeff DeJongh has been keeping in close touch with his former boss Ron. DeJongh says his longtime friend and his girlfriend Karen were among those injured in the Boston Marathon bombings. Ron and Karen's daughter was treated and released.
Jeff DeJongh says Ron and Karen were critically wounded, and have undergone several operations to save their legs. They were just ten feet away from the blast watching friends approaching the finish line when the explosions occurred.
DeJongh has spoken to Ron and Karen by phone and says their spirits are high and they expect to recover. DeJongh says both have forgiven their attackers.
DeJongh moved to Strongsville 11 years ago, but is still a Boston native at heart, and admits the tragedy there really affected him. He's very proud of how police handled the situation.
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Hey! Can someone give us an answer here? I aim to produce only comb honey, and am also interested in the answer here.
Maybe people don't know what mildew is,maybe I should call it mold.
Ok, two issues going on. Joelel, mildew (or mold) on combs is common. Stored comb gets it, comb that is not being actively maintained by the bees outside the cluster over the winter will get it, the boxes and frames will mold as well. Very common, considering there is moisture as well as traces(or more) of sugar on the comb it is to be expected. The bees will clean it. But if you are getting white and black pebbly things on the landing board, then see the next paragraph.Lone, your picture is in fact of chalkbrood mummies (yup, a fungus). Whether the fuzzy stuff on the mummies is the fruiting bodies of the chalkbrood fungus or mold doesn't matter too much. But chalkbrood doesn't cause the comb to mold, only the bee larvae. Chalkbrood can be caused by excessive moisture, the bees can usually clean up an infestation, but occasionally if the hive is mature the queen will need to be replaced if it doesn't go away.Rick
Quote from: Joelel on October 20, 2009, 09:24:03 PMMaybe people don't know what mildew is,maybe I should call it mold.Or maybe those that know are on the Joelel ignore list. :shock:Asking questions and then consistently arguing with those that answer tends to discourage people from answering ...........


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By Chris Harris
Kieran Gibbs wants to lay the foundations for a vital win with a clean sheet against Bolton - but he insists Arsenal won't curb their attacking instincts.
Arsène Wenger's side have conceded plenty of goals on the road this season but they have been far tighter at Emirates Stadium and their left back - a Carling Cup scorer in midweek - is determined to help keep Owen Coyle's side at bay.
"We want to do that [keep it tight] without taking away anything from our attacking flair," he told Arsenal Player.
"If we sit back we could invite more pressure so it is important we don't do that and win the game. We want to improve defensively.
"Their manager is strict and he will go to all places this season looking to win. It will be an interesting game for both of us and we can hopefully look to pick back up some form. So will they."
The full interview with Kieran is now available on Arsenal Player. He talks about: scoring against Shrewsbury, turning the tables on Aaron Ramsey, the young players who impressed him and Bolton.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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'"Soft play in our own zone killed us," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We lost the one-on-one battles. They skated a little better, and they won the battle in special teams. They won the fight. They won the goaltending. They won offensively. "That leads up to getting smoked."'
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger expects to be busy when the transfer window opens - but he will keep his plans to himself.
The Arsenal manager has been linked with a number of players in recent weeks and was asked about potential comings and goings when he faced the media at his pre-match press conference on Friday.
Wenger is on the lookout for someone who can immediately improve his squad and he will also consider letting others move on.
"Yes, I will be busy," he confirmed. "I don't feel under pressure to name names because you [the media] find them on your own.
"We have the potential to be in the Champions League with what we have. We are open to strengthening the team, but the difficulty is to find what strengthens us. [You don't always find that with] the players available on the market.
"Yes [we want players who can make an immediate impact], that is why it is so difficult as well. Man United bought Robin van Persie for £24million and he is 29 years old.
"They have scouts all over the world. They looked everywhere. Don't think that they just came in and bought Van Persie, they looked everywhere else. But to find the quality of striker that would strengthen a top Premier League team at the moment in the world is difficult."
One player linked with a move away from Arsenal is Andrey Arshavin, with Reading reportedly interested. Wenger quickly put those rumours to bed.
"No, that is not on the radar," he said. "I have not had a call from Reading.
"But if he finds a solution that is satisfying for him and for us we will consider it."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hi all,
after reading a lot on this forum over the last few years I signed up a few months ago.
i started a custome scratch build bucket e few weeks ago and i'm almost ready for painting. My GF is going on a holiday soon so i'll have plenty of time then.
hope to read a lot more on this forum and get even more inspired.
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Downsized: Family lives mortgage-free in 320-square-foot home
.....Its being called the ultimate downsize.
Two years ago, Gary and Debra Jordan were living in a spacious 2000-square-foot home. When Gary lost his job as a construction manager, they struggled to make their mortgage payments. Both took on odd jobs, working long hours and spending less time together just to stay afloat.
So they downsized.
The Arkansas couple found a local builder on Craigslist who custom-built them a new shotgun-style home for less than $20,000.
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Black Blade: Another "tiny house" article. A good example of a family living within their means during hard times.
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Please take a look. The proposal to lower the sea duck hunting limits in 15C (Southern Kenai Peninsula) is coming up for review again year since what was accomplished this past summer is to postpone the change in sea duck implemented last year. The limit for residents currently is 10 per day/ 20 in possession with no more than 6 per day/12 in possession for harlequin or oldsquaw and 8 per day/20 per year with no more than 4 of any one species for non-residents. The proposal wants to lower the limit to 2 sea ducks per day/4 in possession.
Nancy Hillstrand has been putting in for this change since the early 80's. If you look at the link above, there are some proposals that are written well with logic. If you look at prop 52 (the very last one) is leaves a lot of blanks with not much logic.
Anyway, it is time to write letters to the Board of Game to let them know that birds migrate and not every bit of water is suitable for ducks, and there are other areas that attract ducks by the thousands. So please send those letters to:
ATTN: Board of Game Comments
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Boards Support Section
P.O. Box 115526
Juneau, Alaska 99811-5526
or you can fax your letters to 907-465-6094
I can assure you, that I hunt for these sea ducks religiously and Atwater can assure you, I have put a lot of effort into chasing these beautiful birds. Please look at the pictures I have posted as they are proof that birds are here. My reports I post here are accurate and no stretch of the truth. They are being used for food and a few for mounts, despite the proposal saying that most are being wasted.
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'Well, the Toy Town Museum's newest exhibit will give hockey fans of all ages the opportunity to see through a collection of original jerseys, programs, and memorabilia and of course, toys, just why people love the sport of hockey so much. The exhibit chronicles the history of hockey in Western New York from its start to the hottest team on ice today, the Buffalo Sabres.'
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Hey guys I'm down to my last real project on my Fett. The Jetpack. I've got a ROTJ JP that I have to turn into a ESB....thanks FD...and I've been pondering somethings.
Has anyone attached the JP perm to the armor backplate? I was dreaming up something with a lot of the BIG rare earth magnets attached both on bot the backplate and jetpack and then when you go to wear it..."thump" it attaches with magnets with the harness more for show than support.


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'Bruins fan favorite P.J. Stock ran into a few hard rights in a fight with Buffalo's Rob Ray 2:45 into the game and was done for the night. Stock will undergo tests today to see whether he has any broken bones in his cheek area.'
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Alligator Hunting Season for 2016
The American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) is a conservation success story. Due to loss of habitat and unregulated market hunting, alligators were reduced to low numbers by the early 1900s. Thanks to the efforts of conservationists and state wildlife agencies, alligators were listed as endangered in 1967. This status, combined with proactive management and law enforcement efforts by wildlife professionals, allowed alligator populations to rebound and they now flourish over most of their historic range. Alligator populations increased to the point that their protected status was downlisted in 1987 allowing greater flexibility to manage populations.
The alligator population in Georgia is one of many renewable natural resources that can sustain limited harvest in concert with biological monitoring and periodic evaluations. Georgia's flourishing alligator population is managed through a regulated hunting season. Additionally, licensed nuisance alligator agent-trappers annually remove about 450 alligators in the state.
If you are interested in participating in a totally hands-on, eye-to-eye hunting adventure unlike any other hunting experience you can pursue in Georgia, then the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) invites you to submit an application for the opportunity to participate in Georgia's alligator hunting season.
SEASON: the 2016 season opens at SUNSET on Friday, August 19, 2016 and closes at SUNRISE on Monday, October 3, 2016.
Bag Limit: One (1) alligator. Legal alligators must be greater than or equal to 48 inches in length as measured from end of the snout to tip of the tail for Zones 1-9. In Zone 1A (Lake Walter F. George), legal alligators must be greater or equal to 96 inches in length as measured from end of the snout to tip of the tail.
LICENSES: Anyone hunting or assisting an alligator permit holder must possess a valid Alligator Hunting License (Resident License is $50 and Non-Resident License is $200) in addition to a regular hunting license. A WMA license is required if hunting on a WMA. Disability, Honorary & Lifetime License holders are exempt from these requirements. Hunters must be at least twelve years of age. Hunters age 12-15 need not have an Alligator Hunting License or Hunting License; however, they must possess a valid permit or be with a permit holder. In order to hunt unsupervised they must have a valid Hunter Education Certificate.
LEGAL METHODS: Hunters may use hand-held ropes or snares, snatch hooks, harpoons, gigs or arrows with a restraining line attached. Legal alligators must be dispatched immediately upon capture by using a handgun or bangstick, or by severing the spinal cord with a sharp implement.
LEGAL HOURS: Alligators may be hunted during the day or at night.
LANDOWNER PERMISSION: It is unlawful to hunt without landowners permission including powerline, gas line, railroad and other rights-of-way. Written permission must be obtained if land is so posted.
OPEN ZONES: For purpose of managing, hunting and dispersing alligator harvest, the State is divided into 10 zones as follows:
WMAs in the legal zones are open to alligator hunting provided that the WMA has open small game dates that coincide with the open season for alligators unless otherwise specified. Please refer to the WMA listing in the 2016-2017 Georgia Hunting Seasons & Regulations booklet, which will be available in print August 1st and online in late-July.
*Zone 01A: Special regulations and a USCOE permit required on Lake Walter F. George. More info here.
HOW TO APPLY: You must apply online here. Do not purchase an alligator license until after you are selected. The alligator license does not entitle you to harvest an alligator. You must first be selected through the quota hunt application process. Up to three individuals may apply as a party. No more than three individuals can be accepted as a party. When applying as a party, each applicant must allocate an equal number of priority points in order for the party application to be accepted. Each applicant must maintain a valid mailing address in their customer account. For more information on the quota application process, go to www.gohuntgeorgia.com.
HUNT SELECTION: Hunters will be selected for a specified zone. Open zones for alligator hunting and the number of permits for each zone are listed under "Open Zones." No more than three (3) total selections are allowed.
DEADLINE: Application period is June 1-July 31. To be eligible for drawing, alligator applications must be received no later than 11:59 PM EST on July 31.
AGE RESTRICTION: No one under age 12 may apply for an alligator hunting permit or accompany a permitted alligator hunter during a hunt. It is unlawful for an adult to permit their child or ward (age 12-15) to hunt without adult supervision unless the child possesses a Hunter Education Certificate while hunting.
DISQUALIFICATIONS: Anyone submitting false information or more than one application will be disqualified and may be excluded from future hunts for two (2) years.
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.In this case you should make an artificial swarm, and not to split hive.After AS then join the hive parts again when swarming fever is over.lead the bees on foundations. They start to draw them and they think that they swarmed.
If the bee population is in decline why pull a swarm?


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Hey MVH Edward, the water supply is good, I see them watering all day. I might take a frame of brood from one of my stronger hives to give them a boost at this stage.CheersSteve
Good call Dr. Lone, all you need now is your Doctrate from the University of Beekeeping in Macon Mississippi. Well done.


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By Chris Harris
Nicklas Bendtner is taking the opposite route to Thierry Henry in his quest for stardom.
The French striker was famously transformed from a winger into a striker by Arsène Wenger after the manager brought him to north London in 1999. Henry vindicated his compatriot's decision by scoring a record 226 goals for the Club.
In contrast, Bendtner has recently found himself stationed on the right of a three-pronged attack despite spending his formative years as a centre forward.
The big Dane has had plenty of joy in his wide role - he made the crucial breakthrough against Ipswich in midweek after drifting in from the flank. And Wenger believes that a recent chat with the aforementioned Henry has given Bendtner a boost.
"Thierry spoke to him," revealed the manager. "I don't know what was said but I saw them speak together. I don't know what people speak about in the dressing room.
"It can be about football, it can be about cars, it can be about anything. But Thierry likes to give advice to the other strikers."
Bendtner is a confident lad but he has had his work cut out this season thanks to injury, that positional switch and the fine form of Marouane Chamakh and Robin van Persie.
However, Wenger believes that the Dane is coming round to the idea of forging a future on the flank.
"What a goalscorer likes the least is when you tell him to go out wide and cross the ball in for the others to score. Thierry was exactly the same," he said.
"At the start he said 'I don't want to play central because I cannot score goals'. Once he started to score, if I would have told him to go wide and play in the others he wouldn't have liked it.
"I have that problem with all the strikers. When you play 4-4-2 and have two strikers, you say to one, maybe you make more runs wide and cross in for the other one who scores. He says yes but you must be patient.
"He [Bendtner] didn't surprise me with that goal [against Ipswich] because he works on that in training. He is very good on the left side. In fact if he has to play wide, I think he would prefer to play on the left so he can cut inside.
"Nicklas is normally not short of confidence so when he is questioned he is ready to say 'I will show you' because he knows how good he is.
"But in fairness I like the way he behaves. He is in a job where confidence is very important."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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This weekend I began to make my own toes spikes. It seemed to me this was quite the creative learning experience. I mean there are so many stages ( just like for the jet pack) . I planned on what I was for materials. I planned on what I wanted the spikes to look like and I planned on their durability.
At each stage I had to learn more. I got the first set done and viola they were durable but... The screws were the wrong color so I had to paint screws before I put them in. Then my 2 stage hardner left a grey colored seam so those had to be painted. last ly the metal edges of the bracket needed filed.
here's pics of the production ( mine)
Eventually I had a fett worthy product.:fettesb
This process was compounded by the fact that I thought I would make a few more sets for TDH members only. As the process wore on I found I had improved my process so much that the ones I was getting rid of were aesthetically better looking than my own.
Not to mention you found you were getting good at making these.
has anyone else had this experience?


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Well its finally time for me to start the project I've been wanting to for literally 5 years+. I bought this GTI off a fellow Vortexer in 2004, swapped the ABA 2.0 engine in 2005 and its probably gone 5,000 miles since then. Mainly been sitting in my various garages over the years collecting dust
My plan since swapping the ABA was to strip the car, respray it and turbo the engine.. finally its time! Just registered the car this week and passed emissions, now its time to tear it apart.
Here are a few older pics of the car when it was my daily driver (2005)
Heres a few pics from this morning, I wanted to get some shots before I started the tear down..
This is the main reason for the respray, the previous owner had the car painted 'Tornado Orange' and I'd like it back to the stock Tornado Red The front fender is the color the car should be!
More to come shortly... [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]


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'"We played a real aggressive game,'' Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We came with a game plan that we were going to pour it on, we were going to pinch. We worked on transition. We had two or three breakaways tonight, we had two or three 2-on-1s. That's the transition we've been trying to help create and I think it paid off.'''
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DURHAM, N.C. - Freshman Paige Nielsen scored her first career goal and fellow first-year player Summer Green scored a pair of goals as 14th-ranked North Carolina defeated eighth-ranked Marquette 4-0 in women's soccer action before a crowd of 1,972 fans at Koskinen Stadium. The game was played as part of the 2012 Duke Nike Classic with Duke defeating the University of San Diego in the nightcap 4-1.
Carolina improved to 3-1-1 on the season and the Tar Heels have now won three games in a row. Marquette dropped its first match of the season and is now 3-1-1 on the campaign. The shutout was Carolina's fourth in a row and UNC has not allowed a goal in 557 minutes since surrendering a tally to Portland in the fifth minute of play in the team's season opener on August 17th, a 1-0 loss to the Pilots.
The only negative on the night for the Tar Heels came in the 16th minute when UNC starting defender Caitlin Ball had to leave game with a leg injury. Her status for Sunday's 11 a.m. game against San Diego is yet to be determined.
Carolina outshot the Golden Eagles 15-2 and for the second straight game did not allow a shot in the second half. Last Sunday, UNC outshot Notre Dame 18-3, including a 12-0 margin in the second 45 minutes in the Tar Heels' eventual 1-0 victory over the Fighting Irish. The Tar Heels also led in corner kicks on Friday night 5-0.
The Tar Heels got what would prove to be the eventual game-winning goal in the sixth minute of play on a set piece. After a foul by Marquette, UNC junior midfielder Meg Morris sent a long service from the Heels' side of midfield that was flicked on by the head of UNC senior Amber Brooks at the top of the penalty area. Tar Heel freshman Paige Nielsen timed her run perfectly and she ran on to Brooks' flick and buried a one-timer into the back of the net at the 5:34 mark. It was Nielsen's first career goal.
Carolina almost made the score 2-0 just a few minutes later when Meg Morris made a strong run from midfield into the box on the right side. Her shot was saved at close range by Marquette goalkeeper Sofie Schunk, who deflected the ball off the bottom of the crossbar and gobbled it up before it went across the line. Marquette's only shot on goal in the game came in the 13th minute as Maegan Kelly's volley from the left side of the box was smothered by UNC starting goalkeeper Adelaide Gay.
The Tar Heels outshot Marquette 6-2 in the first half. UNC freshman Kat Nigro had a good shot to make it 2-0 in the 37th minute but her shot from the right side of the penalty area flew just wide to the left side.
The second half became the Summer Green show for North Carolina as the freshman striker quickly gave the Tar Heels an insurmountable 3-0 lead. Less than a minute into the second half, Tar Heel midfielder Kelly McFarlane intercepted a Marquette defensive clearance and chased the ball down in the right corner. She centered the ball into the box where both teams pinged it around before it squirted out to the top of the 18-yard box. Green took control with her back to the goal, pivoted and then sent a shot from 20-yards out over Schunk's outstretched hands. It was Green's second goal of the season.
In the 51st minute, Green hit the cross bar with a tough angle shot from the left side of the box, but she converted less than seven minutes later for her second score of the game. After Ranee Premji intercepted a ball at the top of the box, Green broke through the defense, taking a nifty feed from Premji and tucked the ball into the right corner from eight yards out.
Carolina finished up the scoring at the 70:40 mark as Amber Brooks scored on a penalty kick. Sophomore Brooke Elby set up the goal by making a strong run down the left side before being upended by a Marquette defender inside the penalty area. Marquette reserve goalkeeper Amanda Engel, who came on with 27:35 to play, guessed correctly on Brooks' shot, getting her fingertips on it but the ball banged off the right post and in for the score.
UNC's defense took care of things the rest of the way in notching the Tar Heels' fourth successive shutout. UNC head coach Anson Dorrance was able to play a full roster with 22 players seeing a minimum of 15 minutes of action. Three Tar Heel goalkeepers shared the shutout with Adelaide Gay going 45 minutes, Anna Sieloff 28:40 and Hannah Daly 16:20. Sofie Schunk started in goal for Marquette and made four saves while allowing three goals in 62:25. Amanda Engel went the last 27:35 and made two saves while allowing Brooks' penalty kick goal.The Tar Heels will be back in action Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Duke Nike Classic at Koskinen Stadium when they will play the University of San Diego Toreros (3-4).


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JACKSON — Mississippi Treasurer Lynn Fitch says it now appears that sometime in 2014 will be the earliest that the Mississippi Prepaid Affordable College Tuition plan will reopen for additional enrollments.
Like most investors, the plan had an excellent first quarter in the stock market. That could cut its projected shortfall. But the board that runs the plan voted Wednesday to trim its assumption about how much money the fund will make on future investments. Under accounting rules, that will drive up the amount of the shortfall.
The board, at Fitch's request, did not sell new contracts during last fall's enrollment period. Under the plan, contracts cover future college costs, with money invested for when students enroll.
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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by allezfred, May 18, 2013.
Great title
I don't even know who I'm rooting for tonight but I hope we get an unexpected winner
And so it begins...
Eurovision.tv stream: http://www.eurovision.tv/page/webtv?program=83843
Hear me, I predict Romania will win
Eurovision.tv isn't working. Watching on ETV.
Has the webcast started for anyone else? It isn't showing up for me yet.
The butterfly is making its way to Malmö across the bridge from Denmark!
Oh it's Zlatan, quelle surprise.
I'm a sucker for choir music.
Eurovision + Olympics = Voids
oh, the author of Sing the Song with Eyebrows is here
Total opening ceremony voids.
If only we had Sakis around to trip and fall.
Mr. Malta's facial expressions = take five shots.
Romania and Cascada
Really cool opening - to see the artists like this.
Eurovision.tv stream is now live!
ETA: then I lost it
ETV works: http://otse.err.ee/etv/
Birds for my Kedvesem, free alcohol for me!!! Jámas!!!
Ireland yay!
Blarg, my feed keeps stopping. Eurovision, get it together!
Ouch, pink Petra
Petra in pink. Unfortunately the best dress this week
Petra in another horrifying dress choice.
Who is Petra's stylist? Who comes up with this stuff?
Wow, Petra´s dress is cool!
Some very famous French designer
France, allez, allez, allez!
Oops, no, that is a wrong style. What is she doing with the mic pole?
In his spare time he designs ice dance costumes
I want France's dress.
I love this song. Too bad it hasn't got a chance
Spain broadcast of Eurovision, in case you need another stream (commentary in spanish)
I love the French song but -3 for the messy hair and the way she strokes it. Also, the level 4 eyeshadow.


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ya...suck it non knowledgeable ones...I am right yet again... Wink Maybe that explains why nobody bothered to try to help you. I'll try not to in the future.
As far as the bee blogs that feature went away from lack of content when the forum software was updated. There may be some things in the archived website but that is only accesible by the webmaster.


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The Iowa Lakes Men's Basketball team dropped their 1st round game in the NJCAA National Tournament to Owens Community College 74-72 and fell to 26-7 on the season. The Lakers can still finish as high as 7th place if they would win out. Their next game will be Wednesday, March 20, at 3 pm vs. Mott Community College. The games can be watched online at www.njcaatv.ihigh.com and additional information found at www.dacc.edu/njcaa.


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All (VW) 16v are hydro. (ottinger 16v or however ya spell it is solid)
It just means that oil adjusts them to the cam clearance. Solids must be adjusted manually with shims.
Solids can take more aggressive cams though. They are used in racing engines.
1987.5 is supposed to be the dividing line for 8vs.


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Chinese cooking, like most of Asia, focuses first on a starch like rice or noodles, then adds an accompaniment of meat or seafood, rather than meat first, starch and vegetables second, as found in European-influenced cuisines. Recipes in China are as diverse as the language, with its 80,000 characters, and Chinese immigrants have brought this complex culinary heritage to almost every region of the world.
With a population over 1.3 billion, there are many mouths to feed in China. The region's vast history and geography can be felt throughout the many facets of Chinese cuisine. The peppers, garlic, ginger and onions now considered classic components of Chinese cooking were originally delivered to the region by Buddhist missionaries two thousand years ago.
Traditionally, Chinese culinary characteristics are divided by region. The northern portion of China has a distinct Mongolian influence, characterized by the nomadic simplicity of the fire pot. Since rice is not grown in the north, there is more emphasis on noodles, soybeans and breads. To the south, Cantonese cooking evolved in a rich agricultural region; and local cuisine highlights fresh fruit and seafood. Spicy foods prevail in the western mountain regions of Szechuan and Hunan.
For more information on regional Chinese cooking, check out Chinese Cuisines in the Hong Kong section.
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'Thomas Vanek, the Gophers hockey star who was drafted No. 1 by Buffalo two years ago, expects to hear this week whether the Sabres will pay him the maximum signing bonus to sign a contract. If not, Vanek will probably return to the Gophers for his junior season.'
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