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'In the morning, Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said an unnamed forward had been injured Friday. The ninth was struggling winger Drew Stafford, who has a lower body injury and is day-to-day.'
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Stafford added to growing Sabres injury list
Sunday's Washington Coverage
Washington is outclassed by short-handed Buffalo to extend slump (Washington Post)
Capitals dominated by a Sabres team minus nine regulars (Washington Times)
Caps Postgame – 5-1 loss to Buffalo (Washington Exmainer)
Postgame notebook (WashingtonCaps.com)
Photo gallery (WashingtonCaps.com)
Photo gallery (Sabres.com)
Photo gallery (AP)
Adam scores twice in Sabres' 5-1 win over Capitals
'"It was great to get through this one without any injuries," Pominville said half-kiddingly. "It's fun to see guys come up, be prepared, and be ready to play."'
Sabres recall two to offset more injury losses
'The call-ups were necessary after two more regulars went down in Friday's loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets. Defenseman Robyn Regehr sustained an upper-body injury, and right wing Drew Stafford has an undisclosed injury.'
Buffalo 5, Washington 1
'"I thought everyone participated on the offense tonight," said Buffalo head coach Lindy Ruff. "All five guys on the ice participated and it was a good game, overall." '
Young Guns Help Sabres Rip Caps 5-1
'Missing nine regulars, including Robyn Regehr and Drew Stafford who both suffered injuries on Friday in Columbus, the Sabres received an all-star effort from a handful of their youngsters.'
McNabb recalled for tonight
'The Sabres will be without two more regulars tonight against the Washington Capitals, as defenseman Brayden McNabb has been called up from the AHL to take the place of Robyn Regehr and sources tell WGR's Jeremy White that Paul Szczechura has been recalled to take the place of an unnamed forward who went down last night due to injury.'
Rookie move
'"Obviously, anytime another team scores a goal you want to respond with either a good shift or maybe a goal or a hit or something like that," said Kassian. "It worked out well. We just tried to throw it on net for a rebound off the pad with the middle lane driving. Lucky for me it snuck through the five-hole and it went in. It was a nice burden to get off my back and now I can focus on playing."'
McNabb & Szczechura recalled
'Prior to joining the Amerks, Szczechura spent last season with the Norfolk Admirals (AHL). In 79 games with the Admirals, the Brantford, Ont. native collected 52 points (22+30). Szczechura appeared in 83 games with the Tampa Bay Lightning during parts of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons, recording 16 points (9+7).'
Sunday's Rochester Coverage
Greece's Derek Whitmore scores 4 goals to lift Rochester Amerks (Rochester D&C)
Amerks beat Hamilton, 5-3, as Derek Whitmore scores 4 goals (Canandaigua Daily Messenger)
Whitmore's four goals lifts Americans over Bulldogs (CP)
Whitmore scores four in 5-3 win over Bulldogs (Amerks.com)
Saturday's Washington Coverage
Caps Game Night – at Sabres, 11/26/11 (Washington Exmainer)
Washington (12-8-1) at Buffalo (12-9-1) (AP)
Washington Capitals (12-8-1) at Buffalo Sabres (12-9-1) (The Sports Network)
Capitals look for momentum against fragile Sabres (NHL.com)
Caps Take Quick Trip to Buffalo (WashingtonCaps.com)
Sabres pull a no-show in Columbus
'The Sabres handed out free goals as if they were stocking stuffers against Columbus, allowing the Blue Jackets to storm to an easy 5-1 victory in Nationwide Arena. The Jackets barely had a chance to reload their Civil War goal cannon at times, with the Sabres unable to do much of anything against a Columbus team that may have finally found its game.'
Kassian won't curb his enthusiasm
'"You dream about this since you were a little kid. To finally have it come true, I'm very excited," Kassian said. "When I got sent down I just wanted to work my butt off down there and try to play as best as I can and hopefully get the call. The call came. Now it's time for me to show what I've got."'
Saturday's Columbus Coverage
Dominant win caps Prospal's big night (Columbus Dispatch)
Nash's resurgence mirrors team's (Columbus Dispatch)
Photo gallery (Columbus Dispatch)
Post game: vs. Buffalo (BlueJackets.com)
Photo gallery (BlueJackets.com)
Photo gallery (Sabres.com)
Photo gallery (AP)
Columbus chases Enroth in 5-1 win over Sabres
'Enroth has been a surprising success with the Sabres this season—and will have to play a larger role now with star Ryan Miller sidelined with a concussion — coming into play with an 7-2-1 record. But he was yanked after allowing four goals on 18 shots in just 24:29 of action Friday.'


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Discussion in 'November 2009' started by roscoe36, Nov 2, 2009.
Does Joe have any other pictures of Ainge he can black mail him into swapping Stuckey for Rondo??
I'm starting to think we would have gotten the better of that trade had Joe accepted it.
I would trade Chauncey Billups for Rondo right now. I think he's a top 5 PG in the NBA at the beginning of his career.
Rondo hasn't played very well since he signed his deal. How many points could he average though if he played with his head down and looked to drive 90+% of the time he was on the court. KGREG, I think you were the 1st one to point out (unless it was Merc) that Stuckey would be murder off the bench and I agree. The point of my post wasn't to pile on, but rather to point out that he kind of does what he does and that is it. TaS, how are you defining a Stuckey jumper? It feels like you might be lumping his power drives in with these somehow. That is reputed to be his strength, but........ Good posts everyone.
The determining factor in whether or not the AI/Chuancey deal was a good one was not about how well the team did with AI, it was whether or not Stuckey could replace Billups at the point, not looking good so far. Seems as if we had Stuckey in the perfect position when we drafted him, the 3rd guard in a 3 guard rotation.
I'd like to see this team at full health 10-20 games before making noisy statements. IMO ppl are expecting too much from Stuckey. players obviously do not trust each other and for me all this "soul searching" is time consuming. It is funny how before the season everyone preaches patience and low expectations, yet after 15 games many are already demanding trades, calling GM out, making "bold statements". For me Stuckey struggling is natural reflection of raw team. Did I say "team?" this is not even "team" now. Did you really expect Stuckey play like Wade? C'mon, get real...
They are very different players. I'm just showing Rondo as another example of a young point guard with a below average J. He's the closest to Stuckey that I could find in terms of FG% from outside the paint.
I just looked at what eFG he averages on shots attempted outside the paint. For this analysis, I backed out all of the times that he gets blocked, and showed the percentage that he hits when his shot leaves his hands. After all, you might have great shooting mechanics and never get your shot off in the NBA because you're 5'9". Doesn't mean you have a bad shot. But with Stuckey, even after adjusting for his blocks, he still has a relatively low conversion rate on his J's. Also, I agree with Dre, in that there does seem to be a pattern where his shot gets worse and worse as the game goes on. Maybe it's just false perception, but it's something I have thought to myself as well.
One would think that all this stuff we are noticing about Stuckeys game that the coaching staff has to be pointing out to him. Thing is he keeps on playing the same way game after game after game.
I'm a Pistons Fans since I knew What Basketball was and began to watch NBA.. I'm talking about 10-9 years ago when I was 11-10 years old.. And I have seen Last years Pistons, but Last year even I was blaming Curry, A.I. , Sheed.. and sometimes Stuckey or Rip or Tay. But I don't know.. maybe I expected too much since July from this year's Pistons.. Maybe it's my fault.
I doubt the coaches are nagging him to death like we are on here.
The whole dynamic of this team will change when Rip and Tay come back. The question is; will it chnge for the better or worse? Will these first 20 games or so be something we will build off of or will we go in a completely different direction once they return. My hope is that we can work them both back into the lineup slowly so there is a transition period from where we are now to where we want to be. I am hoping that Rip and Tay come off the bench for the first 5-10 games that they are available and get worked into the rotation. Gradually we will see Stuckey's shot attempts go down and hopefully the selection of those shots go up. Right now he, BG and CV are the only weapons we have in the starting lineup (possibly on the squad). When we go to the bench, one of those weapons is removed so the pressure increases on the remaining players on the floor. If the rooks gain more confidence and begin being assertive offensively; this would also help with the mindset of Stuck and Bynum. They both feel they need to force the action by driving the paint because most times they are the scorers on the floor. Defenses are sagging off JJ and Ben to help out. If we can have at least three scoring threats on the floor at all times, Stuck and Bynum will have better numbers. We just don't have those weapons at our disposal right now. The whole dynamic of this team will change once Rip and Tay come back.
This is from today's DetNews. Stuckey hasn't had a lot of mentoring learning the PG position, but I guess it is better late then never. This is another negative of the Billups trade. Pistons' 0-4 trip highlights shortcomings | detnews.com | The Detroit News
With the right tutoring, Stucky will get the PG position down pat and give Brandon Jennings a run for his money in Rookie of the Year voting.
I wonder if passing is considered a nuance of the game.
I think it was discotom who made the comment about how Nash sees the court, similar to how a halfback might see the soccer field. Stuckey's problem when driving with his head down and playing the point is vision. He's not seeing the whole court. You can get around that if you are a magnificent shooter or have a post up game. Bynum on the other hand can see the court, but he chooses to only look at the rim.
Stuckey is a very talented guy. You once made a joke on how the Pistons offense is pretty much about shooting the ball as soon as you get it. I had an opportunity to hear the Jazz broadcast from a Sirus channed that had their home announcers last Sat night while I was driving. Their guy summed up the Piston offense as a lot of one and one without a lot of passing. Unbiased outsiders opinion there. The Billups trade severed the head off the old Pistons. CB was the brains of the outfit and we are lost until someone else steps up who can run this team. Luckely we do have 2 fine young gurds who are capable of playing the PG - if they only wanted to. Not that they don't want to play as Roscoe pointed out with Bynum they seemingly are mainly looking for their own shots before anyone else's most of the time. This has to change if we are to salvage something out of this season. The Assists have to pickup - there is no other option. I still remain confident. Perhaps a bit biased but confident all the same.
I played PG in high school and used to do the same thing that Stuck does. I'd barrel into the lane with my head down and miss a ton of easy assists for my team mates. It took me about 3 years (until my senior season) to break this habit. Hopefully Stuck doesn't squander 75% of his playing career learning how to see the floor like I did.
Even with the faults, it is nice to see aggression from our guards. I love it when Bynum and Stuckey start getting to the rim. It seems like we never used to get that. I just want to do a quick calculation to see how much better the Pistons would be if Stuckey shot the ball as well as ____. Let's pick Jason Kidd since I've already look at his eFG. Stuck shoots 16.0 shots per 48 minutes He averages 37.44 mpg, or 78% of the 48 min. Of his shot attempts, 71% are jump shots. He averages .744 points per jump shot (ignoring ones where he is fouled). Jason Kidd averages 1.026 points per jump shot. This means that in a typical game for the Pistons, Stuckey takes 8.86 jump shots (16.0 x .78 x .71 = 8.86). On those 8.86 jump, Stuckey averages 6.6 points for the Pistons. If he had Kidd's J, then he would average 9.1 points for us on the exact same number of attempts. This is a difference of 2.5 points per game through efficiency alone... which is probably why Stuck worked on his jumper all summer. Adjusting for our slow pace and moving it to 100 possessions, that is 2.85 points per game that his inneficiency costs us. Right now, we score 104.7 and give up 107.2 per 100 possessions. Our offensive rank is 20th in the league. If Stuckey would have shot like Jason Kidd this year, then we would be scoring 107.6 and give up 107.2 per game (above break even). Our offensive rank would be 14th, just behind Cleveland and just ahead of Boston.
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i have a 77 GP with a 400, at least that's what i was told when i bought it. as far as i know it was a 350 or a 396 that was bored over to a 400 and has a 350 cam in it. it has an edelbrock 650 carb with manual choke. thats about all that is not stock on it, the guy i bough it from bought it from an older lady that said it was her husbands "someday project" and she had no clue what was done to it besides that.it doesn't seem to matter what i do to tune the carb, it is ALWAYS running rich. and i have black soot coming from the drivers exhaust (dual exhaust with little restriction) it sounds real nice at idle and drops jaws while revving it up, but everyone giggles when i release the gas cuz it sounds like a retarded machine gun when coming down in RPM it also seems to hesitate during hard acceleration. it has been quite a while since i have done timing and whatnot to these older engines so i'm a bit rusty. but i am looking for some decent/accurate specs to get this thing sounding and running good. **notes: stock rear end, dual exhaust (no glasspacks or mufflers), have not gotten around to plugs/wires/cap/rotor yet, no a/c (removed), no emissions pump, unsure how to tune/clean/rebuild carb (did it once in college 4 years ago so it never sank in)
Pontiac had their own 350" & 400" motors. A 396 is a Chevy engine. You need to know which one you have. 1977 is about the time GM started mixing engine and body makes to suit their end goal. Trans Ams had Olds 403s for a few years. Some Oldsmobiles had Chevy motors, it was a real disaster for purists.Posting pictures would be a great help for us to determine what engine family you have. From there, casting numbers will tell the true story. You could look at the 5th & 6th digit of the vin to see what the factory put in it.5th digit is engine code6th digit is last number of the model year
i'll get some pics and grab the vin # while i'm there.
here's some pics... and the 5th and 6th vin is 7A
The 5th digit should be a letter and the 6th should be a number. If what you have is A7, that does not match the picture as an A engine code is a v6 starting in 1978. Allowing for a typo on a qwerty keyboard, S7 would be a Pontiac 400 in a 1977 body.Either way, what you have in the picture is a Pontiac motor. The 350 & 455 blocks from 1970 and all 400 blocks from 1971 should have the displacement value cast in front of the driver's side motor mount. SA-Design prints a Pontiac performance book that can be found at cartechbooks.com.The carb in the picture will have a four digit number cast into the foot next to the small vacuum hose. It should be 14xx, you can look at Edelbrock.com for any & all parts needed to rebuild and/or modify it.
awesome! thanks a ton. next question. i am thinking about cutting a coil out of each of the front springs but i don't want the front to sit too low... does anybody know how many inches that would drop the front end and would it be ok to put stock shock on after that? i only do street travel, nothing bumpy, but the front end floats like a cloud so i need to do the front shocks anyway.
My best advice on cutting springs is to measure the spring from one coil to the next while the weight of the car is on it. This will tell you how much cutting one coil will lower the ride height. When you cut the spring, don't use a torch, use a bandsaw, sawzall, or hack saw, what you're trying to avoid is excess heat that will adversely affect the spring material. Many people advise against cutting springs while others say it's fine. I say it's up to the individual but keep in mind that there is no going back without purchasing new springs.I also suggest replacing the suspension bushings while you have the springs out, if your budget can handle it. My point is that it is a good deal of work to remove the springs and only two more bolts for the lower control arm and two nuts for the upper control arm, why not improve the ride and handling while you've got it apart.I may have a liking for suspension work and curvy roads that skews my opinions.If you are interested in pro-touring, a fun car for curves, or just replacing worn bushings, I can post links that will be very helpful in finding parts for your forgotten G3. I have a 75 Monte Carlo and have spent years digging to find parts suppliers while Camaro & Chevelle guys can buy parts at Walgreens.
sweet, that might help. the drivers side is a little rough, fender wells are rusted, and the trunk pan is getting thin... so a good site to visit wouldn't be all that bad. i was gonna say "you have no idea the kind of troubles i have had finding parts for this" but it seems like you know exactly where i'm coming from. and another crappy thing about looking for parts is i'm not "trained" in what can cross over from other cars. ex: i look for 77 Grand Prix parts and i get 10,000 sites that are for GTO's, Trans-Am, Firebird, etc. the only car that i have been told can be used as parts for mine (but its close)is the ole moonshine runners... the pontiac lemans. is there a site or book i can get my hands on that will let me know that kid of stuff, or am i gonna just have to gather that wisdom with my age and troubled experinces?
I'm goin got post these links one at a time because the forum won't allow some but allows others. I don't intend to post any links to companies that do not offer parts for you car. When looking for suspension parts you may have to use the LeMans application to find the parts, that's okay, all 1973-1977 GM A-bodies used the same suspension parts, i.e.; upper & lower control arms, upper & lower trailing arms, control & trailing arm bushings, ball joints, shocks, inner & outer tie-rod ends, drag link, and idler arms.Here's a wiki link for further knowledge expansion. Unfortunately there is no book that I know of that breaks this stuff down, it's all gained, at least mine is, from extensive reading, research, and experience.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GM_A_platform_(RWD)Detroit Speed has tubular control & trailing arms for the best of corner burneers.http://www.detroitspeed.com/
http://www.energysuspension.com/Energy Suspension has suspension and body bushings. You nay have to download their catalog and browse through that to get the part numbers you need.
http://www.hotchkis.net/index.htmlHotchkis has control & trailing arms too. For optimum performance pick one company to buy suspension hard parts from. Unless you plan on doing serious autocross you probably don't need the tubular arms but if your factory pieces are on their last legs, these are the option to scouring junkyards to find equally old but less worn pieces. You will notice that the prices of these vary some across manufacturers. The quality should be nearly equall as all the ones I consider for my use are known companies with good reputations for parts and business dealings, not some backyard engineering outfit.


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I use photobucket or imgur to post pics. You can attach them if they arent too big with the buttons on the reply window. There is a limit of something like 2mb for pics on here, so if they are too large, they wont show.
The 65 is just one of the cars I have. Someday in the not too distant future some of them will find new homes, but they will be drivable and look decent. If they arent drivable then the chances they will get crushed or just rust in someone elses back yard are too great. For a while I was like a crazy cat person taking in any stray, but with cars. Gotta thin the herd at some point.
65 is my favorite year of GTO, always wanted one growing up and now I am building it for my father in law to enjoy. I have the LeMans to build for me, so we will both have 65s to drive next year.
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|I thought I was on the right track uploading a pic ..it failed. Shoot me your email n ill send some pics of my 68. I had a 65 gto once. I've lost my heel from kicking myself in the a** for selling it
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|The actual cam specs are...216/228 at@050 and .454/.480 lift and 112 lobe separation
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|Btw I haven't figured out how to post pics yet ...it looks more like something from the road warrior lol
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|I was thinking of going with a 6 sp and leaning toward pro touring look up the red devil 69 camaro on u tube. Although the ls9 is a little out of my budget its a nice concept
I read that you were running a 350, and you are on the right path to making decent power with it. You mght want to think about a different trans if you intend to put a 461 in your car. I have broken a ST10, M20 and an M21 with mild 455s. It will live a long time behind the 350 if you take good care of it. I went automatic because it only costs me $200 to rebuild one of those, and $400 minimum for a manual, plus the auto lives longer with lots of torque.
Got any pics of your car? You should post them up. Always wanted a first gen bird, make mine a 69.
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|I'm running a muncie m20.. wr with a 10 bolt safe t track 3.36 and 255 60 15 goodyear eagle st and gabriel heavy duty shocks on 1.5" or 2" lift 5 leaf spring
With the old engine that only made about 540hp/590ftlbs, it hooked ok with 285 65 15 BFG drag radials. Not the best, they only did 1.7ish 60fts. This new engine smokes them like its on ice, half throttle smoke shows are the norm now, but those tires are old and hard. Bought them in 2002. Here is a half throttle vid before I got the body put back together after paint.
Slapper bars are really only intended to stop wheel hop, which should be hard to get with multi leaf springs. Mono leafs will hop around easy with enough power and some traction. To really hook the front end needs to come up somewhat easily, and if you can get the rear to lift instead of squat that helps too. Calvert bars or lift bars are the ticket to get the rear to go up. The lighter up front the better. Without sticky tires you are going to be doing John Force impressions with a 455.
My 70 GTO with 2.93 gears and stock converter in the Th400 would spin the 275 60 15 Kumho tires hard while rolling 35mph, it had a low compression 455 that made around 500ftlbs and approximately 400hp. That year Goat has a 90lb front bumper, so they are fun to get to hook.
Most Pontiac 350s I have been around can have traction issues easily, they have the same stroke as a 400's 3.75" with a smaller bore. They like to grunt with that crank. As a side note, its super fun to tell a chevy guy you have a 350 crank and rods in your 400 and its a 406. They get really confused.
I like these engines because you can run highway gears and dont need a big stall behind them, but they really like 2200-2800 stall. That means less stuff to buy, lower cruise RPM on the highway, and they use less gas because of it.
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|What did you do about it hookin up? I have an idea about some traction bars that would theoretically make the body squat in the rear.
Damn right they can be built to make power up top, and they also make great low RPM grunt monsters. The 467 in my blue Formula is the former, makes a few ticks over 700hp on pump gas and will turn 7500 easily, but I dont take it up that high very often, no need to. It has ported 87cc E heads and a 270/272 solid roller in it with a good bottom end, so now the block is the weak link. Its a seriously fun engine but its a HUGE pain to drive on the street.
I prefer the iron headed 455s for having fun off the track, and for some bracket racing. Once the traction issue was figured out the old Blue Firebird was hard to beat with the previous iron headed 455 and a mild cam. The only sbc in my area that could run with it had a 6-71 on it. 3750lbs, mid 11s with a stock converter in the Th400. Lots of fun building for torque.
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Thanks for the "vote of confidence". I DO try...
All this is interesting, but completely irrelevant to the Pontiac. Chevy "boys" nearly ALWAYS talk bad about the Pontiac. It's a turd and blows up. IF you build it like a small block, this is 100% true. If one were to delve into the actual history of the GM engine programs, you would know the small block and the Pontiac are "cousins", but on the "mother's side", not the father. The Pontiac could be viewed as a "small block on steroids". Mac McKellar "invented" the stamped rocker arm. Ed Cole saw it and improved it. The blocks are similar in length, but that's all. The Chevy has a short rod and compact intake/head design, which, as we all know, works VERY well. The Pontiac has a "tall" deck (10.240", a full .040" taller than a "tall deck" BIG BLOCK). The Pontiac also enjoys a "long" connecting rod and very good internal geometry (rod/stroke ratio and "rod angle", to be specific). The Pontiac exhaust port is the single "worst" design feature. The intake port, on the other hand, is among the better designs from the era. These last two factors are "why" the Pontiac makes such good low-speed power, AND why it isn't as good "up high" without a TON of porting. The aftermarket heads have "fixed" that particular problem in a variety of ways. Aftermarket connecting rods, too, have changed EVERYTHING. It's not uncommon now, to see a 475 CID engine making well over 700 HP on 93 octane, and "shifting" above 7,000 RPM. The old "myth", "Can't rev a Pontiac" simply isn't true either. With good heads and bottom-end parts, they rev with any. Dirty Bird shifted at 9,200 every pass.
I know I get a little carried away, but time has come for re-education of "the masses". Things aren't what they "were". We've already climbed over Dodge, and are aiming at the Fords. At 500 CID, using production-style cylinder heads, Pontiacs are again 100% "competitive". As the Warp-6 and Ram Air V heads get perfected, we won't even need the qualifier "production heads"!
Funny you mention that. Its one of the things I am working on with my 70 GTO, but not with gasoline because gas needs the 450F temps to fully vaporize. The turbo was more to keep the fuel from evaporating out of the carb than to add more air. You need some pressure to keep it in the carb and a turbo does that. 450F means exotic parts and more expense, so I am using a fuel that fully vaporizes below 200F to achieve the same thing. The other difference is I will eventually be using EFI. Pontiac engines work great for this because of the high velocity ports and great torque production. I'll let you know how it works out once I get the rest of the car up to date and legal.
If you build the Pontiac to maximize its bottom end and midrange you can keep the highway gears, drivability, and economy while still making it move. The number of sbc and bbc cars that I have beaten with grocery getter engines shifting under 5800 is growing, its been quite a few. They tell me it sounds like I am headed to the store for a loaf of bread. You can build them to RPM, but there is no need on the street unless you want to run single digits in the 1/4. What Jim says works great, his engines run pretty damn hard and long. When you get around to the 400 block he has some really good info.
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I am planning a 461 kit for the 400 that was in the fb when I purchased it, originally a 350 car I wanted to stick with that. I've been looking for a few years for a so called #matching block and haven't been able to locate one. One day on craigslist I found a block someone started. The machine work was done and assembled, I located a pr of #13 head that were also done. Then I purchased a cam recommended by a local speed shop and noticed on the cam card that max rpm rating was 5400. Thinking that was a little low I started lookin for another cam to get the full potential out of the 350. I also wanted to find a oil pan and timing cover. I located a 350 eng, thinking that thousands have been scrapped during the "cash 4 clunkers" I better start grabbing up what I can,anyway I purchased it for $100.00 (thanks Ed) it turned out to be a new rebuilt 350. Being that I didn't know the grind of the cam and it having a 2bbl intake I pulled the cam (lucky I did the 1st cam bearing was stuck to the cam) so I bought a set of bearings and making sure the notches were lined up used the stuck bearing to install the new bearing(not recommended but worked) installed the cam and an old p4b dual plane edelbrock intake. I had Dan at Clutchdynamics in Lansing,Mi put a clutch together for my application, and it hooks up great! (Thanks again dan and jerry you guys do awesome work) I put it all together an fired it up. During the break in I noticed antifreeze on the floorboard and found some a** hole had poked a hole in the dr side freezeplug on the back of the head with a pick. But I still have a fresh block and heads and accumulated another complete 350( purchased for the alt/ps brackets and pullys and 2 other than the original 400 I pulled out and that's what brought me to this site as I was trying to figure which 400 block to use and found Mr P-Body to quite knowlegeable in this field. And again thanks to everyone who has responded to this post.........john
Boost is a incredible way to get the acceleration you desire. My 305 c10 has an e force supercharger/blower unit pressing 6 psi. Really gets a heavy thing to move. The 305 is a notorious bomb, but add 5-10 psi and it is dynomite.
A performer sbc intake yeilded better results on mild cammed engines under 350" for me. The RPM intake worked for larger inch small block engines around 400+ inches. For larger cammed engines above 400 inches the open plane intake and 3600 stall combined to get the strongest all out pull. Big block performer intakes are made with larger ports than the small block already .
Stock rods going over 5500rpms should be peened. They will hold with arp fasteners.
Does the timing cover match the engine. Using a drivers side marked chrome cover in place of a 12' o clock oem orientation cover would retard the hell out of it. Use a piston stop find true tdc. Make your own indicator from a wire hanger. Use a dial back light and set your timing to verify correctness.
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In addition to celebrations in honor of Indiana's centennial , communities around the state have celebrated their centennials through pageants and other programs. What follows is a small selection of centennial celebrations held by cities and towns in Indiana.
The fiftieth anniversary of Hammond was held June 25 to July 1, 1933. It celebrated the incorporation of Hammond as a city in 1883 and the program was filled with stories of the community, family histories, and other notable incidents in town history. By the 1930s these programs were no longer free to anyone, but had a price of 10 cents and contained many advertisements. As part of the celebration a historical pageant was produced that included the following scenes:
The Centennial of the founding of Indianapolis was held June 8, 1920 at the State Fair Coliseum. Compared to many of the Statehood Centennial celebrations, the Indianapolis Centennial was not quite as reverent with its subject matter. William Bates, the author, felt that "quite a number of quaint and amusing things have happened in Indianapolis within the past hundred years, and if some of them have crept into this picture they may be welcomed by those who delight not in dry-as-dust annals." More attention was paid to early events rather than those remembered by the still living, and "in doing so only a general sequence of events has been attempted, and the calendar has been condensed with a freedom bordering upon disrespect." Some of the events they portrayed included the following:
The historical pageant of Lafayette and Tippecanoe County to mark their centennial was held September 29-30, 1925 at the Tippecanoe County fairgrounds. The pageant began with Queen Nature in the Primitive Northwest calling the spirits of the seasons and the spirit of the Wabash in an interpretive dance. Other scenes historic events represented in the pageant included the following:
The New Harmony Centennial Pageant was celebrated on June 6-13, 1914. The text of the pageant was written by Charity Dye, a high school teacher in Indianapolis who was known statewide for the pageants she produced each year. This was intended to be a solemn, high-class celebration, "such as would reflect credit upon the community, the state and nation." To achieve these means the planning commission made an effort to eliminate any objectionable features from the pageant to make sure it would be uplifting and educational. The significance of New Harmony to the history of the state was considered so important that anything less would have failed to honor the community properly.
The Pageant of the Dunes was held May 30 and June 3, 1917. This was not a production related to a centennial, but it is part of the group of historical pageants that were held immediately around the Indiana Statehood Centennial. The goal of this pageant was to raise awareness of the natural beauty of the dunes and to establish a State Park to protect them. It was put together through a joint effort of Hoosiers from Lake and Porter Counties and nearby citizens of Chicago. Some of the historical events they depicted included the following:
The Putnam County Centennial was celebrated on October 24, 1924. The pageant program described several episodes of Putnam County history including the following:
The Wabash Centennial was held July 24-28, 1935. The theme of this celebration was Wabash's claim as "The First Electrically Lighted City in the World." The planning committee included several, brief essays on highpoints in Wabash history. Events that occurred in connection to the Centennial were the coronation of the centennial Queen; a children's parade; a ball; illuminated parade; cross country run & swimming exhibition; an all day religious observation; and the dedication of the Light Memorial. In 1916 Wabash had marked the State Centennial with the erection of a monument to Paradise Spring treaty and water source near the rail station. Scenes that were included in the pageant included the following:


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[the Angel Beach gang cheers after sinking Porky's into the swamp]
Porky: [furious] You're dead, you sons of bitches. I'm gonna get ya.
[the teens escape in the tow truck with Meat grabbing his crotch]
Porky: I'm gonna kill you with my bare hands!
[to his minions]
Porky: Get that Pigmobile out here! You're gonna die! I'm coming after ya! You're all dead! I'm gonna break your fuckin' necks myself!
[Pee Wee detonates a bridge to slow Porky down]
Balbricker: Now, Mr. Carter. I know this is completely unorthodox. But I think this is the only way to find that boy. Now that penis had a mole on it - I'd recognize that penis anywhere. In spite of the juvenile snickers of some, this is a serious matter. That seducer and despoiler must be stopped; he's extremely dangerous. And, Mr. Carter, I'm certain that everyone in this room knows who that is. He's a contemptible little pervert who...
Mr. Carter: Miss Balbricker!
Balbricker: Well, I'm sorry, but I've got him now, and I'm not going to let him slip through my fingers again. Now, all I'm asking is that you give me five boys for a few minutes. The coaches can be present - Tommy Turner and any four boys you see fit to choose and we... and we... can put a stop to this menace. And it is a menace.
Balbricker: Well, what are you gonna do about it?
Mr. Carter: Five young boys in the nude, a police line-up so that you can identify his tallywhacker. Please, please can we call it a "tallywhacker"? Penis is so ppp... penis is so personal.
Balbricker: We can put hoods over their heads to avoid embarrassment. Now listen: we have got to do it, as distasteful as it is. I know it's him. That
Balbricker: tallywhacker had a mole on it. And that mole is the key to it.
Mr. Carter: Miss Balbricker, do you realize the difficulty of your request? Now, I would be very happy to, uh, to apprehend the young man myself. But can you imagine what the board of education would say if you were granted a line-up in order to examine their private pa... their private parts for an incriminating mole?
Balbricker: But Mr. Carter.
Coach Brakett: Mr. Carter, I think I have a way out of this. We, uh, call the police, and we have 'em send over one of their sketch artists. And Miss Balbricker can give a description. We can put up "Wanted" posters all over school... "Have you seen this prick? Report immediately to Beulah Balbricker. Do not attempt to apprehend this prick, as it is armed and dangerous. It was last seen hanging out in the girls' locker room at Angel Beach High School."
Wendy: [answering the phone behind the counter at the roadside diner] Deadbeats.
Pee Wee Morris: [into pay phone, disguising his voice] Hello. Hi. I'm lookin' for a friend of mine. He's s'posed to be there.
Wendy: Uh, what's his name?
Pee Wee Morris: His name's Michael Hunt... uh Mike, Mike. Yes, Mike.
Wendy: Mike Hunt? Okay, just hang on a minute.
[raising her voice to address the patrons]
Wendy: Is Mike Hunt here?
[Pee Wee laughs]
Wendy: Is Mike Hunt here?
[several patrons begin to snicker]
Wendy: Has anybody seen Mike Hunt?
[patrons begin to cackle uncontrollably]
Meat: Practically everybody in town, from what I hear.
Tim: Anybody wanna go fly a kite with me tonight? I hear it's great weather for flying KITES! I wonder if there's any KITES around here we can fly!
Brian Schwartz: Hey listen, Cavanaugh. It's not kite, it's KIKE! K-I-K-E, "kike." You know, you're too stupid to even be a good bigot!
[in a high-pitched falsetto voice]
Tommy Turner: Hi I'm Paulie the Penis. And I just love to have fun. Ha Ha Ha.
Tommy Turner: Jesus Christ! It's the mother lode.
Billy: I never seen so much wool. You could knit a sweater.
Tommy Turner: This has gotta be the biggest beaver shoot in the history of Florida.
Coach Brakett: That's angel food cake. You touch her and the Food and Drug Administration will get ya for fucking food.
Pee Wee Morris: [to Tommy, about the normal-sized condom he was given] It's too big.
[Everybody else laughs]
Tommy Turner: Peewee, we don't have any training rubbers.
Mickey: He needs the junior size.
Brian Schwartz: [Seriously] Peewee, tie a knot in it.
Meat: [as Peewee is given another condom and he returns to the bus] Hey Peewee, what do you think this is? The return desk at Macys?
Billy: [trying to warn Pee Wee about Cherry Forever] She's married to some big black stud and he's gonna cut your pecker off.
Tommy Turner: Yeah, I hear he's packing tweezers.
Billy: Cherry, this is Pee Wee.
Cherry Forever: I'll say. What do you use for a jockstrap, kid? A peanut shell and a rubber band?
[laughter from the other guys]
Cherry Forever: [to Billy] You know we'd better tie a board across his ass, or he's liable to fall in.
[more laughter in background]
Cherry Forever: [to Pee Wee] Save your energy, needle dick. You're gonna need it.
Pee Wee Morris: [giggling] OK.
Balbricker: [Balbricker has a strong grip on Tommy Turner's penis through the shower room wall]
Balbricker: I've got you *NOW*, TOMMY TURNER! And I'm taking you to the principal! Somebody get me the principal! Mr. Carter! Somebody get me the principal!
Balbricker: [Tommy is struggling to get free] You disgusting, little, filthy, *pervert*!
[Tommy finally gets free and gets out of there]
Balbricker: [through the wall] You *freak*! You filthy little pervert. I know you're in there. You dirty little *dickhead*!
Coach Brakett: [regarding Miss Honeywell] Oh boy, would I like to get next to that.
Coach Warren: Ah yes, Lassie.
Coach Brakett: Lassie?
Coach Warren: Patience my boy, patience.
Coach Brakett: Why do they call her Lassie?
Coach Warren: Why do you think?
Coach Brakett: I dunno.
Coach Warren: Awooooooo.
Coach Brakett: You callin' her a dog? That's angel food cake.
Coach Warren: Well, what can I tell ya?
Coach Brakett: You can tell me why they call her Lassie.
Coach Warren: Just get her up in the equipment room, and you'll find out. But beware of King Kong.
Mr. Cavanaugh: Look's like I'm gonna make a man out of you yet, boy.
Tim: A man? If being a man means being what you are, I'd rather be queer.
Pee Wee Morris: GOD DAMN IT! WILL YOU MOVE IT, YOU LARD ASS?
Pee Wee Morris: All I need is a watermelon and two jelly donuts!
Billy: That's it. I am not taking a shower with you.
[Billy and the other guys get up and leave]
Pee Wee Morris: Religious fanatics.
[introducing Cherry to the boys one by one]
Tommy Turner: And this is the *pride* of Angel Beach. Anthony Tuperello, affectionately known as *Meat*.
Cherry Forever: Oh, my God. The boy's deformed!
[laughter from the guys]
Brian Schwartz: When you're Jewish you either learn to fight, or you take a lotta shit. I don't like to take shit
Pee Wee Morris: Yeah, that's just how I like 'em!
Mickey: You like 'em as long as they ain't dead.
Pee Wee Morris: I don't care if they're dead as long as they ain't too cold.
Coach Brakett: She's a virgin.
Coach Goodenough: Yeah, and the Pope's Jewish.
Tommy Turner: [to the rest of the guys at Cherry Forever's house] Okay, Cherry's ready. Everyone get their clothes off.
Tim: Wait. What's this bullshit?
Billy: She's got to make sure everybody clean. No VD.
Steve: How's she going to tell that by looking at us?
Tommy Turner: She's done this so many times, she's practically a doctor.
Tim: Yeah, and who's going to inspect her?
[murmurs of agreement from the rest of the guys]
Billy: Look, you guys want to get laid or have a debate?
Pee Wee Morris: Okay, I'm ready!
[they turn to see Pee-Wee wasted no time stripping down, then laughter of all kinds go through the crowd, which Pee-Wee ignores]
Pee Wee Morris: I'm gonna get laid. Yes, Virginia. There is a Santa Claus.
Sheriff Wallace: [Sheriff Wallace, Porky's brother, arrives with his storm troopers to catch Mickey, Tommy, Meat, Tim and Pee Wee in the act] Hold it! Hold it!
[the Sheriff sees Pee Wee trying to sneak away]
Sheriff Wallace: Ya better fuckin' freeze, mister!
[He does]
Sheriff Wallace: What's goin' on here, Pork?
Porky: I was givin' the old place an enema and this pile of shit come floatin' up to the surface.
Pee Wee Morris: [to Porky, offended] Hey!
Sheriff Wallace: [to Pee Wee] Shut up, boy. Just shut up.
Mickey: Uh, barkeep, I'd like to speak with Porky.
Bartender: Porky's busy.
Mickey: Yeah, well he ain't too busy for what I want. I want to pay for some pussy.
Bartender: Pay me.
Mickey: [Firmly] I want to talk to Porky.
Bartender: [Shrugs] Okay, if that's what you want.
[Walks off laughing softly]
Mickey: [to the gang] See? You just got to show them who's boss.
Tommy Turner: Porky is a badass redneck!
Tim: [pushing Brian out of his father's site and taking his place] Get outta here.
Mr. Cavanaugh: What?
Tim: You heard what I said.
Mr. Cavanaugh: Well, who ya talking to, boy?
Tim: [relaxing] Trash. Pure trash.
Mr. Cavanaugh: Now, son, that's no way to talk to your pa.
Tim: [looks back at everyone else watching then back at him] You know, I really wish you hadn't said that, because you don't know how humiliating it is to have anyone even know you're my pa.
[get's smacked hard across the face. Meat is now trying to get at Tim's father but is being held back by everyone. Yelling back to Meat]
Tim: Stay out of this!
[back to his father]
Tim: You make sure you're finished, because this is going to be the last time you ever lay a hand on me again, you SON OF A BITCH!
[is taken up against the wall and smacked repeatedly]
Porky: [Coming down to the bar] Who's asking to see me?
Mickey: Mr. Porky, I am.
Porky: What do you want?
Mickey: Well, my friends and I would like to party with five of your girls upstairs in Porky's Pen.
Porky: You five of my piglets up in the pen? For how long?
Mickey: [Thinks a second] An hour.
Porky: A whole hour. What do you got to spend? Bottle caps?
Mickey: Hundred bucks!
Porky: Ooh. A hundred dollars, for five ladies.
Porky: Go home, snot nose.
[Turns away]
Mickey: Porky, wait a minute.
Porky: [Turns back around] *Mister* Porky.
Mickey: Well, how many girls can we get for a hundred?
Porky: There's five of you, right?
[They all nod]
Porky: That's a lot of horny dicks. I'll let you have two girls for an hour, or three or a half-hour.
Mickey: That's all?
Porky: Hey, no one's forcing you, but it's a long ride back home and it's even longer with a hard on.
Mickey: Okay, okay, we'll take three for thirty minutes.
[Porky's bar & strip joint has just been sunk in the swamp by the gang]
Porky: [horrified] It's gone. Porky's is gone.
Billy: All right. Now remember, any sign of guns and we're gone, okay?
[Porky, with a couple of bouncers, storms out the strip joint holding a bat]
Pee Wee Morris: Yo, Billy.
Porky: Where are these five little virgins who think they reached manhood? You wanna tangle ass with me? Come up here, you sawed-off punk! I'll educate ya! I'll wrap this right around your damn neck! Come on, move it!
Billy: [taunts Porky] Boy, boy, Porky. You know, we're really scared. I guess we better go now.
Porky: You better be. Go on, get your ass on home!
Billy: I hope shit floats!
Porky: You'll float if I ever catch you around here again, you little shit!
[Porky, his bouncers, the bartender, and one of his strippers are chatting amongst themselves; Billy enters the bar]
Billy: [yells] Soo-ee! Soo! Soo-soo-soo-ee!
Bartender: What the hell is that?
Billy: I wanna see Porky.
Bartender: Who wants to see Porky?
Billy: Tell him the boys from Angel Beach are here. Tell him to bring the best he's got and meet us in the parking lot. Now!
[Porky and the gang laughs as Billy leaves the bar]
Bartender: Do you believe that? Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
Bartender: Oh, Porky! The boys from Angel Beach are here!
[One of Sheriff Wallace's deputies accidentally drives his squad car in reverse into the swamp, wrecking the office in the process, despite being in Drive gear; Sheriff Wallace jumps into the swamp]
Sheriff Wallace: Don't you sons-of-bitches know the difference between drive and reverse?
Deputy no. 1: I did have it in drive, Boss!
Sheriff Wallace: Get me outta here.
[the gang are at the Deadbeats drive-in restaurant getting their food and drinks]
Billy: The worst thing is you guys are out a hundred bucks.
Tommy Turner: This is just the kind of thing you write off.
Pee Wee Morris: [hands Tommy the receipt] Here you go.
Tommy Turner: Again?
Pee Wee Morris: I got it last time.
Tommy Turner: [pays the waitress] Great. Mick, I'm telling ya, they're bad mothers.
Mickey: I'm going back to get that pig.
Meat: Yeah right, Mick.
Mickey: [throws his hamburger in a fit] Yeah, Meat!
Sheriff Wallace: You checked that car out?
Deputy no. 1: Ain't nothin' wrong with this car, boss.
Sheriff Wallace: Come on, shit for brains!
[the Sheriff and his deputies get into the second car and attempt to catch the tow truck, but all four of the wheels fall off thanks to Tim unscrewing the bolts]
Sheriff Wallace: [mocking] "Ain't nothin' wrong with this car, boss."
Sheriff Wallace: Well, it looks like to me we got five Angel Beach assholes here. Yes, sir. Five walkin' talkin' rectums.
[Sheriff chuckles; to Mickey]
Sheriff Wallace: Where's your car, boy?
Mickey: [points to his Ford pick-up truck] Right there.
Sheriff Wallace: You from Seward County?
Mickey: Yeah.
Sheriff Wallace: Well, I don't know much about the laws in Seward County, but we got laws here about driving with busted headlights.
Mickey: I don't have a busted headlight.
Sheriff Wallace: Don't have a busted headlight?
[the Sheriff smashes the right-side headlight of Mickey's truck; Porky and his goons laughs]
Mickey: [shocked] Shit!
Sheriff Wallace: That's a $35.00 fine. Thirty-five bucks or a night in jail!
Tommy Turner: I've got fifteen bucks.
Pee Wee Morris: I've got-I've got five.
Sheriff Wallace: You got five, you got fifteen, huh?
Meat: I've got twelve.
Tim: I think I got three.
Porky: [to his goons] Watch this.
[the Sheriff then smashes the rear right-side taillight]
Mickey: [grows angry] Goddamn it!
[Porky and his goons laughing]
Sheriff Wallace: You got a busted taillight, too. That's 20 more dollars. Can you cover it?
Mickey: I've got ten.
Sheriff Wallace: Give it to me! Give me all you got.
[the Sheriff starts collecting the boys money, but stops midway]
Sheriff Wallace: Well, I guess I can show a little leniency for first offenders. Whadaya say, Pork? Should I give these nice lads a break?
Porky: Oh, they seem like a nice bunch of clean-cut Angel Beach pussies. A little smelly. Yeah, give 'em a break.
Sheriff Wallace: You heard the man. You get your candy-asses back over to Seward County and you keep 'em there. This here's a "man's" county. Go on, get the fuck out. Go on. Go on!
[the boys pile up in Mickey's truck]
Sheriff Wallace: Go on. Here we go! Here we go! Goin' home now, ain't we?
Porky: [to his goons] I don't think they'll be comin' back. Let's go back inside and get some beer.
Wendy: Oh, Pee-wee, you little prick! And I do mean that. Literally.
Mr. Cavanaugh: [Overheard] C'mon, Jew-boy!
Unseen Boy: Hey, watch it buddy!
Mr. Cavanaugh: [Cut to him circling Brian and flicking gently at his ears] Louie, Ivy, Abie, Slain. We the boy who don't eat no ham.
Brian Schwartz: [Doesn't even look at him] You really get a kick out of this, don't you?
Mr. Cavanaugh: Oh-ho, you got yourself a big Jew mouth, just like your big Jew nose! You a big man when you're kicking the ass out of kids with that sneaky Jap stuff, huh? Well, come on, why don't you try some of that shit on me? C'mon! Jew boy!
[Tim slides in and stands up for him]
Ted Jarvis: [after watching Mickey get taken away in an ambulance] I'll see you guys later.
Tommy Turner: Hey Ted, we're going too.
Ted Jarvis: [Upon hearing this, he slams the door to his car and turns back to Tommy] No you're not! It's bad enough we have to go into their jurisdiction without having to add the charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor!
Pee Wee Morris: But he...
Ted Jarvis: No "buts", Pee-Wee! I don't wanna see any of you boys get hurt.
Brian Schwartz: [Walks up] Nobody has to get hurt.
Ted Jarvis: What's that, Brian?
Brian Schwartz: Nobody has to get hurt, and your career doesn't have to be in jeopardy.
Ted Jarvis: Well, I'm all for that, Brian. What do you have in mind?
Brian Schwartz: It doesn't have to be tonight, right?
Ted Jarvis: Nope. It doesn't have to be tonight.
Brian Schwartz: Good.
Coach Brakett: [Walks up on the gang while Ted and Brian are away from the gang talking about his plan for revenge against Porky] Count me in.
Tommy Turner: [Sees him] You could get fired, Coach.
Coach Brakett: Are you kidding? I gotta be the worst coach that ever lived.
[They all laugh]
Coach Brakett: I'm long gone after this semester, anyway. And don't call me Coach anymore. Call me Roy. I'm only 23 for Christ sake.
Tommy Turner: You look much older.
Coach Brakett: Why don't you go and sit on a snake, Turner.
[Tommy laughs; Roy shows the kids a scar on his head]
Coach Brakett: You see this? Porky gave me that about 6 years ago. I always wanted a shot at that mutha. I'd feed him his nuts for lunch.
Balbricker: [See's Miss Honeywell and Coach Brackett in the stairwell as she is about to come down] Miss Honeywell, do you mind?
Honeywell: [Quietly but sarcastically] Do I mind what?
Balbricker: [as she starts down the stairs past them] Look at this. The two of you squirming around like a pair of eels in heat. It's a disgrace.
Honeywell: [Getting in her face] Yeah? Well it's certainly better than stomping and waddling around like a frilly hippopotamus, Beulah!
Balbricker: [Hissing] What did you call me?
Honeywell: Beulah. Beulah Ball-breaker.
Balbricker: [Yelling] Who do you think you're talking to?
Honeywell: [Voice slowly increasing in volume] Well, if I heard of herty-gerty, I would think I was talking to the fat lady in the circus, but as it stands I guess I'm talking to a bunch of bad news named Beulah, Beulah, BEULAH!
Coach Brakett: [Get's up] Look ladies...
Honeywell: [Both she and Balbricker push him back down; without even looking at him] You butt out!
Balbricker: Moral turpitude.
Honeywell: What?
Balbricker: [Louder] Moral turpitude! Read your contract, Miss Honeywell! I'll have you fired for moral turpitude!
Honeywell: [as Balbricker continues down the stairs] Take your moral turpitude and stick up your old gazoo, Beulah!
Coach Brakett: [Stands up, concerned] Moral turpitude? Gee, I don't know, Lynn.
Honeywell: Oh, come on.
[Runs upstairs pulling him by his hand, making him stumble up with her]


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She's been keeping her fans up-to-date on her pregnancy progress and now Jenelle Evans has welcomed her baby boy into the world.
The 22-year-old "Teen Mom 2" star and her boyfriend Nathan Griffith said hello to Kaiser on Monday (June 30). Evans also has a son named Jace from a previous relationship.
It's a day of celebration and remembrance in the USA and today (May 26) even celebrities are giving it up for our troops for the Memorial Day holiday.
The Twitterverse is chock full of encouraging messages from various famous folks, giving thanks for freedom as well as the men and women who have fought to keep us safe.
She's not exactly an exemplary mom, but Jenelle Evans is looking forward to giving parenthood another shot with the upcoming birth of her second child.
The seven-months-pregnant "Teen Mom 2" star posted an Instagram photo of herself in a pink bikini, proudly displaying her massive baby bump. She captioned it, "29 weeks in counting. #BikiniShot ❤."
Offering up advice on how to stay fit during pregnancy, Jenelle Evans shared her intense workout plan on Twitter last week.
Calling the routine her "no excuses pregnancy workout," the "Teen Mom" star tweeted, "Workout finished! If you ladies are as pregnant as me right now and need something simple and easy try this…"
Glad to have a fan who loves her so much, Rihanna posted an Instagram video of Jenelle Evans telling her lawyer she has to skip her jail sentence because she is supposed to attend a Ke$ha concert.
She's gearing up to further spread her DNA, and Jenelle Evans told her fans she's expecting a baby boy.
The "Teen Mom 2" starlet posted a photo to her Twitter account, depicting herself with 4-year-old son Jace and boyfriend Nathan Griffin, and everyone sported blue hands.
She questioned whether or not having an abortion was the right thing to do in the "Teen Mom 2" season trailer and on Tuesday night (January 21), Jenelle Evans went through with it.
During the latest episode of the MTV series, Miss Evans and her mother decided to terminate the pregnancy just after she and her ex-husband Courtland Rogers were arrested for heroin possession.
She fully admitted in the preview trailer of "Teen Mom 2" that she wanted to have an abortion immediately after finding out she was pregnant with her second baby, but now Jenelle Evans' estranged husband Courtland Rogers reveals she didn't tell him about those plans.


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Heard yall were the one to go to for movie accurate armor and helmets. Im looking for a ROTJ Boba set up. Would like a quote from yall.
Marrow sun! you wont be disapointed
So I have heard. Im building my sandtrooper right now and am close to haing it complete thanks to the guys in the 104th MFP. Then its time to start on my Fett armor.
I hear a lot of argument to go for the premium helmet first time around. With out a doubt MS is the one if your looking for local stuff but I found that I am learning so much from my first helmet (A SGB) that I want to get another to paint when I am done. If you are having somebody else paint your helmet for you then by all means go no-holds-barred and get a MS... throw in the MQ-1 circuit to the back, throw on a accurate RF with aluminum stalk and LEDs! But this is something that can be built up to if your a do it your selfer.
Marrow Sun is a guy with a very good rep, and you are not going to get screwed in anyway buying his helmet. Its nice quality and has alot of statisfied customers. Personally I have a SKYGUNBRO, and he is great to work with, I am big fan. His work is clean and his customer service is top notch. SGB is a great resource to have around too.
I have heard great things about both guys, would like to talk to them once they get online to the forum. Ive painted one helmet myself so far but want a professional job for my trooping gear.
You may want to drop them a PM (private message). I've never failed to get a quick response from MS.
Dropped MS one yesterday, will go ahead and drop one to SGB....
Anyone seen MS or SGB?
MS all the way!!!
I'm still here! I don't think I forgot to return any PM's
With a little work, the SGB helmet can turn out pretty nice. Here's a SGB I sold on eBay right before Christmas. It took a little resculpting around the dent and some minor work to the angle of the vanes behind the 'ears' (the MS helmet has the same innacuracy regarding the vanes) but nothing someone with moderate modeling skills couldn't handle.


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Donna Scally, Associate Director of Labor Relations You are invited to attend a highly interactive training session presented by members of Labor and Employee Relations and the Office of the General Counsel. This session will focus on labor and employment issues that managers face on a daily basis. Participants will discuss hypothetical situations and make recommendations for resolution of complex labor and employee relations issues. Outcomes of the training include gaining knowledge of the HUCTW contract and understanding how to interpret the contract and the law to manage effectively in a union environment. This workshop is open to all HKS Managers and Supervisors. If you would like to participate, please RSVP at the link below by Tuesday, February 26th. A light breakfast will be served. RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jvZlsgCI7ohLqc2uqfxSbENJ--MPwlg9-PyRDczY3H0/viewform


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Posted by James Staten on December 3, 2012
As the end of 2012 approaches there is one clear takeaway about the cloud computing market — enterprise use has arrived. Cloud use is no longer solely hiding in the shadows, IT departments are no longer denying it's happening in their company, and legitimate budgeting around cloud is now taking place. According to the latest Forrsights surveys nearly half of all enterprises in North America and Europe will set aside budget for private cloud investments in 2013 and nearly as many software development managers are planning to deploy applications to the cloud.
So what does that mean for the coming year? In short, cloud use in 2013 will get real. We can stop speculating, hopefully stop cloudwashing, and get down to the real business of incorporating cloud services and platforms into our formal IT portfolios. As we get real about cloud, we will institute some substantial changes in our cultures and approaches to cloud investments. We asked all the contributors to the Forrester cloud playbook to weigh in with their cloud predictions for the coming year, then voted for the top ten. Here is what we expect to happen when enterprise gets real about cloud in 2013:


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These are the top-rated and most reviewed soup recipes from The Sunset Essential Western Cookbook.
Speedy Chicken Posole with Avocado and LimeThis dish, using canned hominy, takes a fraction of the time needed for regular posole. Serve with warm corn tortillas.
Broccolini and Chickpea DalHere's how to make some masala magic–on the healthy side. With the right seasonings, a potentially plain bowl of legumes becomes supremely flavorful and comforting. The broccolini is not at all traditional to India–but delicious.
Tepary Bean and Fennel RagoutThis stew is also delicious made with other Southwest heirloom beans or regular pintos.
Tiered Tomato SoupThis eye-popping chilled soup floats a red stratum of tomato soup on a green layer of avocado soup. Clear straight-sided glasses or wineglasses to show off the soup's layers.
Carrot Soup with Dungeness CrabServe this lively soup, a fine showcase for Dungeness crab, to brighten up a winter day.
Chicken LaksaThis spicy Chicken Laksa is a Malaysian soup that may have a long list of ingredients, but it's super easy. Malaysian kitchens weave Chinese, Indian, and Malay culinary strands into a complex cuisine.
Smoky Beef-and-Bacon ChiliBacon, fire-roasted tomatoes, and spicy smoked paprika give this easy-to-make chili recipe a deep, complex flavor. While it's great right after you make it, it's even better the next day. Serve with warm cornbread for a complete meal.
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The charm of this Tortilla Soup lies in the toppings, which guests can customize to their liking. This soup recipe is a simple, yet popular weeknight dinner favorite that will never disappoint on a chilly winter evening. It's the perfect touch of spice to add some excitement to your dinner routine. This soup can be as rich or as simple as you want it to be. It can be made as a crock pot soup recipe or with a regular large soup pot.
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text: Caroline Zhang kicks so much ass. Virtually the entire skating world gave up on her, she had the end-of-career "phenom with early success who has a huge reality check to retirement" story written out for her by so many people.... But nope. She said I'm going to grow taller, wider, lose every jump I have because my technique was awful, lose most of my extreme flexibility, and fall down the rankings while everybody says I'm done, calls me fat, and work, work, work until I get back to where I did last night. I never gave up on her (while it seemed like everybody else did) and it's because she has the competitive type A personality mindset of a lion. This for me is the real start of her senior career, and she has a potential decade of competitive skating left in her with so much potential now that she has very nice, solid looking jumps to hang onto. I really do think with more work and more improvement, she has the potential to fulfill all of the hype that she generated early in her career. I am so freaking proud of her!!!


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Pacific Symphony Rings in 2013 with Beethoven's Violin Concerto and More, Now thru 1/12
Skyscraping grandeur, sheer beauty and energy to match the excitement of the New Year-Pacific Symphony rings in 2013 with a concert featuring two timeless masterpieces: Beethoven's Violin Concerto and Rimsky-Korsakov's astonishing "Scheherazade."
First, Canadian virtuoso James Ehnes takes the stage for Beethoven's crowning achievement, the most frequently performed violin concerto in the repertoire. The Grammy-Award winning violinist surmounts the technical difficulty of the piece on his 1715 "Marsick" Stradivarius, revealing the exquisite lyricism of Beethoven's work. Then the orchestra, led by Scottish guest conductor and rising star Garry Walker, tells the story of "1,001 Nights" through the music of Rimsky-Korsakov, once called the "master magician of orchestration," in his "Scheherazade."
The concert takes place tonight through Saturday, Jan. 10-12, 2013, at 8 p.m. in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall; a preview talk with Alan Chapman begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25-$102; for more information or to purchase tickets call (714) 755-5799 or visit www.PacificSymphony.org.
Composed in Vienna for one of the best-known virtuosos of the day, Franz Clement, Beethoven's Violin Concerto epitomizes the classical concerto form. Written in 1806, it exceeds the scale of any violin concerto that preceded it, and begins with the longest introduction preceding the soloist's entrance.
"It is pretty much a perfect piece of music," says violinist Ehnes. "The melodic and rhythmic material is among the most memorable and moving in the entire repertoire, and the piece has perfect proportions. Not a note seems out of place.
"The overall 'experience' of the piece is what I find most attractive," he continues. "It's of pretty substantial length, and the journey from start to finish seems to transcend time. I play this piece a lot, and always feel honored to be the medium that brings this amazing music to a live audience. It's wonderful to think how many people in every audience are hearing it for the first time, or hearing it live for the first time."
While sharing an epic quality with Beethoven's grand work, Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" is otherwise unique-full of exoticism and foreign lands, it's an orchestral palette of color and vibrant textures, featuring cadenzas by multiple sections of the orchestra, including the concertmaster. Through an ominous and chromatic opening enters the voice of a lone violin, representing the voice of Scheherazade, a woman who tells the tales of "The Arabian Nights" and takes the listener on a journey to meet sultans, princes and a voyager named Sinbad.


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New Year's Resolution: Eat More Kale
AMES, Iowa – Want to be trendy in 2014? Then eat more kale. This dark leafy green vegetable is considered to be a "nutritional powerhouse" and is high on the list of nutrition trends for the new year, said Sarah Francis, an Iowa State University assistant professor and ISU Extension and Outreach nutrition specialist.
All fruits and vegetables are healthy and provide a variety of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, the compounds that protect cells from damage. However, kale is marketed as one of the healthiest vegetables for humans. It's part of the Brassica family, which includes other cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts.
"MyPlate recommends that we eat 1 ½ cups to 2 cups of dark green vegetables each week," Francis said.
About kale's "powerhouse" status, Francis said one cup of chopped kale provides 684 percent of the daily value of vitamin K, 206 percent of vitamin A and 134 percent of vitamin C.
"Kale's health benefits are attributed to its off-the-chart levels of these vitamins and antioxidants. Vitamin K is known for its role in blood clotting, but it also helps with bone health and acts as an antioxidant. Vitamin K has been shown to help lower the overall risk of getting or dying from cancer, as well," Francis said.
However, the vitamin K content of kale can interfere with blood thinning medications, such as warfarin. Francis cautioned that anyone taking a blood thinner should talk with his or her health care professional before eating kale.
Kale's eye health and anticancer benefits are linked to its concentration of two antioxidants: carotenoids and flavonoids. Two of the carotenoids found in kale, lutein and zeaxanthin, help promote eye health, including protecting against macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in older adults. In addition, kale contains more than 45 flavonoids. This broad variety of flavonoids likely contributes to kale's cancer preventive benefits, Francis noted.
Eating kale also helps to lower blood cholesterol levels, which in turn lowers the risk of heart disease, Francis added.
"Despite its many health benefits, kale has oxalates, which can interfere with calcium absorption. So it's important to eat calcium-rich foods at different times than when eating kale," Francis said.
"Try including kale in your diet by adding it to recipes," Francis said. The recipe for vegetable soup with kale and lentils is available from SpendSmart, EatSmart on the ISU Extension and Outreach website,http://www.extension.iastate.edu/foodsavings/recipes/vegetable-soup-kale....
Tips for Buying, Storing and Preparing Kale
- Kale is available throughout the year. Its peak time is from the middle of winter through the beginning of spring.
- Look for kale with firm, deeply colored leaves and moist hardy stems.
- The leaves should look fresh, be unwilted, and be free from signs of discoloration, such as yellowing. Choose kale with smaller-sized leaves. These are more tender and have a milder flavor than kale with large leaves.
- To store, place kale in a plastic storage bag, removing as much of the air from the bag as possible. Store kale in the refrigerator; it will keep for five days. The longer it is stored, the more bitter its flavor becomes. Do not wash kale before storing, because exposure to water encourages spoilage. Before using, rinse kale leaves under warm running water.
- Chop the leaves into 1/2" slices and the stems into 1/4" lengths for quick and even cooking.
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Glenn Close and
Rachel Dratch were at the same event last night in NYC.
For someone who had a tweener show go off the air a decade ago, and has done nothing much since, Hilary Duff sure does get a lot of pap attention.
Idina Menzel was at the Tony Award luncheon yesterday.
Neil Patrick Harris and his husband were there with
Bryan Cranston and
Tony Shaloub who looks just as somber as Alec Baldwin.
Congratulations to Julia Collins. Her winning streak on Jeopardy finally ended, but she had the second longest streak ever.
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By Joe Brewin
Kelly Smith is fit and raring to go after her three-month lay-off with injury - and believes a spell on the sidelines has been beneficial.
The striker has yet to feature for Laura Harvey's side since rejoining Arsenal Ladies in March after aggravating a stress fracture picked up on England duty.
But fit-again Smith is likely to appear in Sunday's crucial Women's Super League clash against Birmingham at Meadow Park - and the 33-year-old is relishing her imminent return to action.
"It's been a long time coming and I have been out for three months now," Smith told Arsenal.com. "The last couple of weeks have gone by quite quickly since I have been back training with the girls.
"I am just looking forward to the game against Birmingham on Sunday now and hopefully I will play some part in it.
"It is frustrating for me because I made the injury worse. I would have been back playing now, originally when there was a crack in the bone I would have been out for six weeks.
"It was all down to my own fault really and I have had to live with that. But it is in the past now, I am fresh and I am ready to hopefully help the team win on Sunday.
"I have kept myself in and around the team, and just watching games at the Euros has kept the buzz alive for me. I feel that the rest has probably done me good."
You can follow Kelly on Twitter at @kjs8eng.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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man,i like that. ...schawee
Don, is the Fluke imager easy to use? Is it just point and view or you point and have to make some adjustments?Also, you said you haven't tried it on chimneys with bees behind it. Have you tried it through stucco? Or bees in a tree?Jack


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Here is a very late entry to a new challenge set by Janice of Farmergirl's Kitchen and Susan of A Little Bit of Heaven on a Plate. They would like us to cook any dish of Nigel Slater's once a month and share some of our home cooking. I love Nigel Slater so this is right up my street. I enjoy his simple laid back approach to cooking and the way he can turn simple ingredients into something amazing.
I have been watching re-runs of his 'Simple Suppers' programme on Good Food recently and saw his honey and mustard sausages with carrot mash on it. I love sausage and mash and by adding the glaze to the sausages plus serving them with a carrot mash seems to give sausage and mash, a new funkier edge.
I am unable to find the recipe on the BBC Food website but there is a version of it here. I altered the recipe slightly by adding a small amount of English mustard to the glaze, along with some golden syrup as my honey was running low. I also added some fresh coriander to the mash. I loved eating this dish and I look forward to making it again soon! 🙂


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A police stand-off ends in an arrest
(Cleveland) A stand-off outside a home at East 197th and Chickasaw in Cleveland ended after a few hours.
The stand-off involved 35-year-old Michael Madison He's the suspect in the murder of a person who's body was found Friday morning behind an apartment in East Cleveland. The body was in a garbage bag and badly decomposed.
Madison rented the East Cleveland garage where the body was located.
Dan is a witness who was driving through the area. He says Euclid Police blocked several streets surrounding the home during the stand-off.
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