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Well this one's the wifes so I can't take all the credit.
My wife Tosha has been mad at me since 2005 when I traded our 1.8T Jetta in for a MkV GTI. Lately she's had the Jetta IV bug, and when this car came up for sale (cheap!) I knew it would be a good project for her.
This is an '01 Jetta GL 2.0 - we're talking base model here - crank windows (woot!), cloth, manual trans, no sunroof. Pretty cool actually, never seen a MkIV Jetta with crank windows! Anyway, this thing only has 34k miles on it but the P.O. installed an EIP stg2 turbo kit at 20k and drove the snot out of it. Broke axles, spun bearings, and finally hurt the engine bad enough to park it and part out the turbo stuff.
We bought the car sans-turbo, but still installed are: SACHS Stg2 clutch, Peloquin LSD, full EBC brakes, Neuspeed stainless exhaust and other goodies! We towed the car home Thursday and started tearing her down Friday. After two days' worth of work Tosha and I have the motor out and much of the body stripped! We sourced all the parts for a hybrid 16v using the 2.0L block and crank, so expect to see a MkIV Jetta with 16v under hood soon! On Day 2 we went to the paint store (for the second time) and looked at hundreds of color chips before deciding on two main colors for the new look.
Day One:
We're coming for you, 2.slow...
Goodbye Getta!
Day 2 was interesting! It went something like this:
10am: Began calling around to confirm all 16v parts needed. Turns out BBM is backordered on two of the adapters needed for TB relocaton.
Also discovered that many of the parts I planned on ordering from club members and Vortex were either not right, or didn't exsist.
Lunchtime: Tosha and I made the final color choices and mixed the paint! No turning back now!!!
5pm: I began work on the Jetta while Tosha ran home to get the boys. Drained the oil, but when I pulled the plug it looked like a little metal flower...
I LOL'd.
Also found this to be interesting:
I didn't remove those bolts either. Only three holding it in. Hmmm...
Tosha arrived and immediately started pulling moldings, bumper, and tail lamps.
My buddy Pete showed up just in time to help lift the 2.dead out of the bay!
Another day down with good progress. Time for a !
Tonight I sit down to my computer to find that someone on Vortex has offered to sell their BBM adapter flanges to me (thanks elRey!), and many of the 16v parts
that were MIA this morning are turning up in other sources! A good day after all. Tomorrow the engine gets torn into... that should be real interesting...
Oh and on a sidenote, as mommy and daddy were playing with their toy car, my 2 year old son Carter was playing with these and my 12-year-old, Quentin was prepping his R/C car for paint. haha
End of Week 1:
Not too much to show even though we've been working hard. It's just at that point where we're doing lots of little things that are hard to see. Mostly cleaning and prep work. Tuesday night Tosha got the sides ready to be shaved. Tonight Quentin and I finished getting the engine bay cleaned then we scuffed it for paint. Tosha cleaned the jambs really well and we started masking them off. The plan is to paint jambs and bay next week so she's ready to accept the engine as soon as it's ready. We can also paint the underside of the hood and cut the fenders in. When that's done the car can go back together and we can really start on the body work and shaving. Not the easiest way to do it, but it is the most time-effective!
Removed the exhaust mani from the head today and sent it for blasting, then it's going to get a coat of ceramic.
Next time you see this, it's going to be a lot prettier.
And today:
Tosha continues to be motivated. Hopefully this keeps up. Then again, I could use a break maybe one day this week. Anyway, lookit her go!!!
And from here we will begin updating daily!
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|So many people
Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2007
|So crowded, felt like a amusment park
|Posted Sep 25, 2007 5:38 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2007
|Been in the area for a few months and FINALLY was able to make it out to Mt Si. Nice family hike, with a succesful climb of the haystack.
|Posted Sep 23, 2007 11:06 pm
|yeah yeah
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|Mt Si is the classic conditioning hike around here. I've been up Si a few times to train for other large Cascade peaks. After the first time, I've never been that excited about it. There are so many other amazing places to go ... It's also very populated -- The old trail is less populated, but I think that idea is catching on as I've seen more people on it lately.
|Posted Aug 19, 2007 2:58 am
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2007
|The hike up is quick and fairly easy going. My wife and I were quite surprised at the steepness of the scramble at the end though. Still worth it to get to the top. Good views, and it was fun to watch an American Kestrel fly around beneath us.
|Posted Jul 29, 2007 8:49 pm
|Bruce Christensen
|Mostly there
Date Climbed: May 29, 2006
|Climbed most of the way with some friends, but skipped the rock scramble at the top because some of our group wasn't up to it. It took about two hours to make it to the base of the rock at a pretty leisurely pace.
|Posted May 28, 2007 2:14 pm
|Familiar Friend
|I've been to the hiking top maybe a dozen times, but for some reason that scramble makes me nervous. Have attempted and backed off of it twice (started to rain once and there was snow on top the second). One of these days.
|Posted May 24, 2007 6:22 pm
|Great Workout!
Date Climbed: Apr 29, 2007
|I used this hike to help train for Mount Rainier. I actually went on two hikes: April 22 (with another SP poster) and then one week later, April 29, by myself.
I took a 20-lb pack with me during the April 29 trip: Ascending to the trail's summit in 100 minutes, and then half-jogging/ half-walking during a 50-minute descent. I have yet to climb the entire Haystack Scramble; that will be my next Mount Si trip.
|Posted May 11, 2007 4:40 pm
|Cascade Scrambler
|Main trail and Haystack
Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2007
|Hiked the trail for the first time as a training hike for a planned Rainier summit attempt in June. Took us two hours and forty minutes to get up to the Haystack. This included 10 minutes to find my partner's lost contact and time to talk to a member of the Mountaineers and another fellow who had ample Rainier advice for us. I scrambled up the Haystack with my 50lb pack on my back which made the scramble awkward, but the view was totally worth it. We made it back down in under 90 minutes, including a 10 minute break at the first set of benches (mile 1 or so?).
This was a great hike that really worked us with our 50lb packs on our backs. We'll return again, I'm sure.
|Posted Apr 24, 2007 11:52 pm
|Good training spot, but quite a bore
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2005
|I can definately see why people like this for a training area, but the trail is quite boring until the end. Still, it is a hell of a work out if you go quick.
|Posted Feb 26, 2007 3:54 am
|one bored day
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2003
|got bored one day and decided to solo up this...I usually just goto the rock climbing spots lower on little si. One of the few places overhanging enough to stay dry in the rain.
|Posted Feb 21, 2007 5:16 pm
|Si oh Si...
|Been up this COUNTLESS times. I despise it now. The view is not that good, unless you really like North Bend, and there are over a 100 ppl/day hiking this trail. If you go up, go up the old trail that starts from the little Si parking lot. Much less people, nicer scenery and a steeper trail. A great trail to run down!
|Posted Jan 16, 2007 5:33 pm
|New Years Day Tradition
Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2007
|A large group of OSAT hikers carry on a tradition begun by our founder before the organization was established by hiking Si on New Years Day. Typically 20+ participate, some of whom also climb Si on Thanksgiving and Christmas (the "Tri Si"). Compact snow and ice on the upper 700 vertical of the trail made most hikers happy to have traction devices this year.
|Posted Jan 3, 2007 9:21 pm
|Main Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2006
|28 Sep 2006 - A nice hike with a fun scramble to the top. Nice vertical relief down to the valley.
11 May 2007 - Great day. Decided to cruise up with some "extra" weight for training. Lots of people out enjoying the hike.
|Posted Nov 8, 2006 6:16 pm
|Andy Dewey
|Main Trail
Date Climbed: Oct 30, 2006
|Quite a bit of snow, scramble to top was very icy and dangerous in a few places. Great views, beautiful day!
|Posted Oct 31, 2006 12:48 am
|Summer outing
|wonderful views and great times with old friends. Great areas for trail running if there are no crowds
|Posted Oct 23, 2006 6:23 pm
|Normal trail
|1 hr 25 mins to the base of the Haystack and a nice scramble from there. Beautiful day, great views.
|Posted Sep 21, 2006 7:55 am
|finally, a summit
Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2006
|I couldn't tell how many times that I have hiked up to the summit plateau on si and never climbed the haystack. today was great for a scramble and si needed to get checked off the list. no wind, too many bugs on top. fotunately, none that bite.
|Posted Sep 5, 2006 5:18 am
|Martin Cash
|Hiked up 4X. Definately a hill not a mountain. Good training though. My best time was 3:41 and my worst was just under 4 hours car to car. Extremely popular.
|Posted Aug 3, 2006 6:33 pm
|Mt. Si Main Trail
Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2006
|We left the house at 3am. Then reached the TH at 6:30am and started hiking about the same time. Made the summit at 10am with no one else around. After the summit we went over to the other peak and got some more pictures. Then slowly walked back to the TH and got there at 2pm. Good hike and fun scramble. Weather was hazy and partly cloudy.
|Posted Jun 30, 2006 2:12 am
|Main Trail
Date Climbed: Oct 22, 2001
|I started at 4:30 in the morning so by the time I reached the top the sun was just starting to come up. It was an awsome view. I felt like I was on a little island because all around we was fog as far as I could see.
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The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson – Riverhead
Art direction by Helen Yentus
1. This book is equal parts hilarious and alarming. It should be read. I'm a slow reader and I polished this one off in two days between juggling work at Motown as well as other freelance assignments.
2. Jon Ronson wrote the book. He also wrote The Men Who Stare at Goats and is a guest commentator on This American Life on NPR. Although this is far from a thorough encapsulation, Ronson, in essence, profiles an imprisoned leader of a former foreign death squad, a patient in an asylum for the criminally insane and a wealthy power lusting CEO and arrives at some uncomfortable parallels with regards to how a psychopath (and psychopathy) is defined and applied in modern society. I am not a power lusting CEO, (nor am I leading a death squad, nor do I live in an asylum), but if I was hired to design this jacket based upon personal behaviors which matched the types of psychosis explored in the book, then things do not bode well for my domestic situation.
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The Montana Senate passed a bill Wednesday giving landowners the option of seeking civil penalties for trespassing violations, which a Great Falls senator argued could be used to intimidate sportsmen and sportswomen to discourage "corner crossings."
But Sen. Frederick "Eric" Moore, R-Miles City, said there's a need for a civil option because, under current law, the only remedy for landowners is criminal trespassing involving law enforcement — and only if there is property damage.
Moore said the bill, which passed 27-23, would protect private property. The legislation will be considered in the House now.
It creates a civil penalty of at least $1,500 for a person who trespasses and no criminal conviction would be required in order for landowners to pursue the civil action. Photographs could be used as evidence of a civil trespass.
The legislation, Moore added, will free up peace officers to concentrate on areas where their efforts are better spent. As an example, he noted eastern Montana, where he said law enforcement is pressed thin because of an influx of calls related to growth due to oil development.
Sen. Anders Blewett, D-Great Falls, unsuccessfully introduced an amendment to Moore's bill that would have given an exception to the civil penalty to people who cross corners where public and private land intersect.
Corner crossings involve stepping across the airspace of private property from public land to reach more public land.
The practice has become a hot-button issue at the Legislature with hunters, wearing orange vests, converging on the Capitol earlier this month to lobby for a bill that would have made the practice legal.
They said legalizing corner crossing would up open thousands of acres of public land that currently can't be accessed.
That bill failed in the House, where opponents argued corner crossing is trespassing with legalization an infringement on private property rights.
Blewett argued Wednesday in the Senate that it's an open question in Montana whether corner crossing is technically a trespass.
Currently, the state defers to law enforcement with respect to enforcing trespassing at corner crossings with most agencies taking the position that they won't prosecute,
Blewett said. Moore's bill, Blewett said, will allow landowners to pursue $1,500 fines against people who cross corners, which could be used as a "serious club" to intimidate sportsmen and sportswomen who try to access public land at the crossings.
Lawmakers, he said, should do everything in their power to make sure sportsmen and sportswomen have access to public lands.
"I think that's bad policy," Blewett said of Moore's bill.
"This is a taking of private property rights," John Brenden, R-Scobey, said of Blewett's amendment allowing corner crossings.
Art Wittich, R-Bozeman, said he wasn't sure he liked Moore's bill but said he hated Blewett's corner crossing amendment, saying it wasn't relevant to the trespassing legislation.
"It may be good politics to debate this corner crossing matter," Wittich said. "It's really bad law."
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Tell your child that anything she enters on a website or online account, writes in an email or text message, or posts on a timeline can become public property. It's very important for your child to check with you or a teacher before giving out any personal details to anyone.
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A healthy family lifestyle includes limits on daily screen time.
Australian guidelines say that children under two years should steer clear of screens altogether. Children aged 2-5 years should have no more than an hour of screen time a day. And children aged 5-18 years should have no more than two hours.
If you've agreed on internet rules and your child breaks them, you can block your child's access to the internet. You can remind your child that you've agreed on the rules and the consequences for breaking them.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (2014). Use of the internet by householders, Australia. Canberra: ABS. Retrieved 20 November 2014 from http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/8146.0.
Campbell, M.A. (2005). Cyber bullying: An old problem in a new guise? Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 15(1), 68-76.
Forgarty, K. (2013). Internet safety for teens. Redwood City, CA: Education.com. Retrieved 22 November 2014 from http://www.education.com/reference/article/Ref_Teens_Internet/.
Rosen, K., & Pearlman, P. (2012). The parent's guide to Facebook: Tips and strategies to protect your children on the world's largest social network. USA: CreateSpace Independent Publishing.
Willard, N.E. (2007). Cyber-safe kids, cyber-savvy teens: Helping young people learn to use the internet safely and responsibly. San Francisco: John Wiley and Sons Inc.


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As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end, and this is very true of the Cisco NOW Van Program. Cisco has decided to discontinue the US NOW Van program as of July 29th 2011 in accordance with Cisco business priorities for our next fiscal year.
Over the last 7 years, the Cisco NOW Van has crisscrossed North America, visiting every state in the United States and making the occasional foray into Canada. All in the name of wowing customers and prospects at Cisco and partner events with exceptional demonstrations of Cisco products. While we recognize the overwhelming support for the NOW Van from our partners, it's time for the NOW Van to go the way of music videos on MTV, the typewriter, and the ability for humans to write in cursive format.
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If it's a dually,it's probably a P-30-10,000 lb GVW. I maintained a fleet of them,ranging from 74 to 94. Most likely,unless the truck was built to an oddball spec,it'll have either 4.11 or 4.56 gears. In this part of the country,most of them are either Grumman - Olson or Union City bodies-aluminum construction on steel frame. Places to check for rust are the front fenderwells (particularly under the battery) and the radiator support. These trucks use the same independent front suspension as the C-30-and has the same problem areas-idler arms,inner a-frame bushings and lower ball joints. Check the u-joints in the steering shaft also-even though they aren't hard to hit with a grease gun,they seem to not get lubed like they should be.
Some chassis parts are available through GM-but Workhorse Chassis is the current manufacturer of the bare chassis and you may need to source some stuff from them.
Best thing about these trucks-bodies last forever-wear parts like door latches,etc have been the same for years and easily available online from body manufacturer.
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Does anyone know if these P20 step vans share a chassis with any more common chevy trucks, like a K30?
If I buy it I'm going to try to get AAA to tow it so I don't have to work out the bugs on the 75 mile ride home. I called them to see if they would do it and was told "well our policy says we won't tow step vans, but we would tow a truck that's the same size, so call in for a tow and hopefully the driver who shows up will do it. I think a big tip upfront will get me a tow.
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Going to check out a 1984 Step. Any tips?
I never thought this is something I would be doing. But I'm going to go check out a 84 Step van. My girlfriend works in the fashion world and has an ambition to have a "fashion truck." There are none in the Philly area and can be money makers if executed well. It wouldn't be the first time she had a good idea. So I want a piece of this and will get it via the truck. I found one, miles unknown;
*3 year old goodwrench 350
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*dually, new tires
*disk brakes all the way around
* no rot, a little surface rust in spots
*owner believes 5:xx something gears (not thrilled)
*he hasn't driven it in a couple years, but he said it runs good.
I'm going to check it out Saturday, it's about 70 miles away. If it seems good I may buy it and have to drive it back. I'm going to see if I can trick AAA into towing it.
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In a September raid, sheriff's deputies in Vista, Calif., seized jars of urine from the home of a suspected methamphetamine user. Deputies said the user appeared to be saving his own urine in order to extract, and reuse, the meth he had already used. A Drug Enforcement Administration agent said he was unsure whether the practice was widespread. [North County Times (Escondido, Calif.), 9-15-06]
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