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Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Sounds like Bynum imploded at the end.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Bynum is the guy who just got blocked the last play too. Pistons ball!!!!! They reviewed the film during TO and found it was off Milwaukee. Good break. 5 secs to go. Daye to Gordon. Stripped. Monroe hooks and hits, but hey, Milwaukee had the ball and called time out before Monroe got the ball. Still 2 seconds left in regulation. Milwaukee ball. Man, we are not working the last second stuff too well at all.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Dooling gets pass swiped by Monroe. OT
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm We are an OT from being a .500-team. EAT THAT HATERS! I'm almost on Braps Daye-train now just by looking at the stats.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm I'll make room. There's plenty of it. I've got a big caboose. --- or something.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Monroe, Summers, Bynum Gordon, Daye start OT Dooling, Brockman, Saunders, Boykins, Maaboute Gordon misses. Boykins misses. Summers rebounds. 104-104 still Gordon misses triple. Saunders misses. Maaboute gets bound and hits. Summers triples. Saunders misses. Summers rebounds. Saunders blocks it off us. Foul on Maaboute on bound after Milwaukee misses. Daye hits 22 footer. 21 points tonight. Brockman offensive foul, bothered mightily by Monroe. Dooling out, Roberts in. Bynum gets to rack and makes. 111-106 Detroit. 1:40 to go. Summers and Brockman down. Monroe fouls out. JMAX in for Monroe Roberts gets swatted. Bynum misses shot. Roberts hits hanger. 3 up still. 1 to go Summers hits long 2 Summers and Daye are having a personal duel tonight.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm This would be so exciting if it was actually on tv.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm 113-108 Roberts offensive foul. This one is over. JMAX takes charge. 40 still to go Daye misses everything Says he is fouled. Saunders hits hook 113-110, 10 seconds to go. Bynum is fouled to stop the clock. Playing keep away. Boykins fouls Bynum. Bynum to line. Will limping. Got first, and next 115-110 Saunders misses at horn.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm I'd sure love it if Summers, Daye and Monroe all get a lot of PT this season. The Pistons kept telling everyone who would listen last season that Summers was just as highly thought of by them as JJ and Daye. A rotation of Tay, Ben Wallace, Monroe, Daye and Summers would make me happy - keep Wilcox, CV and Maxiell on the bench if there's any way we can defend well enough with that first 5. I know there's a good chance I'm just dreaming, but - still [sigh].
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Wow, Gordon played 40, and I am sure others played near as much. Lot for a preseason game. In all, the seven guys who played the bulk of the minutes were: Bynum, Stuckey, Gordon, Summers, Daye, JMAX, Monroe. Any complaints for tonight from me? Absolutely not. I love it.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Okay guys - what's the deal with CV? He only played 13 minutes. Don't tell me he got injured tonight.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Yeah, not everybody noticed that Summers was pretty much our best 3 point shooter last season. My guess? Just too many people actually believe who the coach plays must be the better player - while anyone who the coach does not play must be a horrid player. Its just not the case, especially when young guys are involved trying to break in to the system.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm BOOM Pistons win! You know you long for NBA ball when you are hammering F5 like a kid playing Track & Field 2 on the NES in one browser for the next Lee update and watching the stats on NBA.com unravel in another during a preseason game against the Bucks. Glad to see the Daye and Summers doing so good and lets hope Rip gets a few more kids during the season so we can keep our .500 record. How come T-Mac didn't play and why no more minutes for CV in the second half? And good work Lee!
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Summers was supposed to be a great 3 pt shooter coming out of college, so that's no great surprise. If we could be physical enough and good enough defensively, can you not get pretty excited about a lineup a couple years from now with Stuckey/Bynum with the following 4 guys: Gordon, Daye, Summers and Monroe? - the ball going into Monroe on the high or low or medium post and him finding any of three super 3 point shooters or feeding the cutting PG. Daye is starting to show a lot of signs of being a terrific go-to scorer - a guy who could be impossible to guard - and an excellent assist man besides.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Yay Lee! This game makes me want to trade Rip sooooo bad. Rip's a terrific player, no doubt. But damn, I like our rotations and combinations better without him. On the other hand, I don't really want to trade Tay unless we get something major for him. He's such a great glue guy, and this team really needs a great glue guy.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Who knows, the way Jennings was going tonight, they probably could have beaten us just by playing him more. Who knows. Lots of guys were out. All we can really look at is who played well when they got a shot to play. Lots of guys looked good tonight. I sensed that Monroe was really getting comfortable out there as the game went on. Daye was on fire all night. Summers was just as hot, and was our leading scorer in OT. Gordon hit shots all night. And I love that some of that is on drives. You can't sit on his outside shot. JMAX was a beast on defense. Bynum? He did score here and there. No jumpers made as far as I remember. Jennings was slaughtering him in the 3rd quarter. He threw the ball away plenty. Thoughts on this: Putting Daye in as one of our guards, removing Bynum, might work. Gordon becomes the backup point guard, getting plenty of minutes backing up both Rip and Stuck; while Daye gets points on mismatches as well on his outside shots. When does Bynum play? When we have foul trouble on our bigs. Sounds funny, but trouble on our front line means Daye and Summers are needed as PF's, leaving more room at guard. Nuff for tonight. Love seeing Daye excell, and love seeing Monroe looking more comfortable, and really really love seeing Summers be one of the scoring heros while playing his always great D.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Just reading a box score and trying to follow the game here and on gamecast makes it really hard to have more than an attenuated unreliable opinion - but I do note that Bynum had 9 assists playing PG. That and we shot 51.2% - 45% from 3pt land. It seems to me that that's a reflection of good point guard play. If Bynum is healthy he's as devastating a point guard off the bench as there is in the league.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm It's good that we are resting TMac. He must be exhausted after that first game. Glad to hear about the good shooting. What's up with the Bucks: Salmons: knee sprain Delfino: Sore big toe Redd: left knee surgery Maggette: left ankle surgery Bogut: sore right hand (needs to make it his friend)
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Bynum did start at point, and the beginning of the game seemed to be going quite crisply for us. Also, even though, yes, we made a ton of outside shots, our guards did continually either go inside, or try get the ball inside to a big. A lot of our turns were on passes inside. I don't mind that too much, as I believe going inside is the way to go. With all that said, hey, in the long run, there might be better options than playing Bynum at guard. I'd rather see Summers and Daye play more - both better perimeter shooters (from long range especieally) vs. Bynum. And it gives us so much more size out there. It just comes down to a choice in who plays. And of course, if TMAC never actually pans out, and if Rip, Tay, and Gordon can be kept down to reasonable minutes totals, there should be enough minutes to go around for all these players.
Re: vs Milwaukee Friday October 8th @7:30pm Thanks for the play-by-play Lee. I just got home and was wondering how they did tonight. Sounds like they couldn't hold on to a lead, but that should be expected in the second preseason game. 40 minutes is bit much for preseason...that's how players get hurt coach..
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I love these projects. This is when I live in Home Depot. Basically, I do everything myself except electricity.
Lol got shocked once. Didn't mess with it again
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My tank leaked and since I flooded my neighbors 6 times (my daughter lol) I couldn't bear the thought of anything leaking again.
So I built this leak proof enclosure for the turtle tank. If it leaks - it will just leak inside the wooden box which is lined with a pond liner (it's like a thick rubber material). So the water will stay there until I come home and pump it out.
Anyway, while building it I realized that the thing weighs over 1500 lbs with water and now I'm worried it will fall through the floor))))))
While researching how likely this is, I learned more about building regulations than I ever hoped to. So now I know that I'm at about 3 times the overload on those 15 sq ft. But the rest of the room is almost empty and it's by a bearing wall and is probably sitting on 3 joists (if the building was built to code and nothing rotted) so I'm hoping I'm OK. Time will tell
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Music of the seasonon Temple Square
Forty-minute performances by high-school, college and community choral groups will take place at various locations on Temple Square. For a schedule of Christmas concerts and events, visit www.lds.org/events and click on Temple Square performances. Visit bit.ly/SwOvxx for a list of events.
When • Today through Monday, Nov. 25-Dec. 3, 1-8:30 p.m.
Where • Temple Square, 15 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Jazz foursome to perform
The Jazz Vespers Quartet will perform a tribute to Stevie Wonder. Visit facebook.com/pages/Jazz-Vespers-Quartet/364277976994593 for information.
When • Tonight at 7:30
Where • First Unitarian Church, 569 S. 1300 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Sandy to Deck the Hall
Sandy City will kick off the holidays with its Deck the Hall celebration, Santa will visit from 5-7:30 p.m., along with three choir performances. The lights will be turned on at 6 p.m.
When • Monday, Nov. 26, 5-7:30 p.m.
Where • Sandy City Hall, 10000 Centennial Parkway, Sandy
Tickets • Free
Hear winning compositions
Winning compositions from the University of Utah New Music Ensemble international composition competition will be performed.
When • Monday, Nov. 26, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Dumke Recital Hall, 1375 E. Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Browning String Quartet to perform
The Weber State University department of performing arts presents WSU faculty members in "An Evening of Grieg and Beethoven," featuring the Browning String Quartet in the Allred Theater.
When • Tuesday, Nov. 27, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Weber State University, Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts, 3750 Harrison Blvd., Ogden
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Rosco String Quartet in recital
Listen to the Rosco String Quartet, the University of Utah's premier quartet, play works by Beethoven and Stravinsky.
When • Tuesday, Nov. 27, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Where • Dumke Recital Hall, 1375 E. Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
An evening of story and song
Timpanogos Storytelling and the Utah Valley Symphony will present an evening of story and song featuring Kevin Kling, celebrated playwright and storyteller.
When • Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 28-29, 7 p.m.
Where • Covey Center for the Arts, 425 W. Center St., Provo
Tickets • $12, $35 for family pass of six or $6/ticket for group of 10 or more; visit www.coveycenter.org
From the classics to the standards
Southern Utah University presents Piano Extravaganza. Ranging from the classics to standards, the program will include Johann Sebastian Bach's "Sheep May Safely Graze," Kevin Olson's "At the Robot Factory," Franz Schubert's Military March No. 1 and "When the Saints Go Marching In."
When • Wednesday, Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Heritage Center Theater, 105 N. 100 East, Cedar City
Tickets • $6, $4 for SUU faculty/staff, SUU students are free with a valid ID card; visit www.suu.edu/arts
Young virtuoso violinist to perform
The U. of U. School of Music welcomes Simone Porter, 15-year-old violin virtuoso, as part of its Virtuoso Series.
When • Friday, Nov. 30, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Libby Gardner Concert Hall, 1375 E. Presidents Circle, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $8-$18; visit kingsburyhall.utah. edu/performances/ simone-porter-violin
Westminster Chamber Singers in concert
The Westminster College Chamber Singers will perform a holiday concert in the Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory. Directed by Christopher Quinn, the Chamber Singers will perform an evening of choral classics and holiday favorites.
When • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m.,
Where • Vieve Gore Concert Hall, 1250 E. 1700 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10; visit ezticketlive.com/checkout/event_view.asp?id=21
Hear Menotti and Handel in Provo
The Utah Lyric Opera will begin its 2012-13 season with two revered Christmas traditions: Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors," and a sing-along of Handel's "Messiah" with the Wasatch Chorale and Mountain View High School Chamber Choir.
When • Saturday, Dec. 1, 7 p.m.
Where • Covey Center for the Arts, 425 W. Center St., Provo
Tickets • $12; ULO season subscribers: adults $10, children $5; visit bit.ly/TEVKkA
The bells ring out with yuletide music
The Wesley Bell Ringers will perform Christmas concerts.
When • Saturday, Dec. 1, 7 p.m.
Where • Cottonwood Presbyterian Church, 1580 E. Vine St., Murray
Tickets • Free; donations to support the choir accepted.
When • Sunday, Dec. 2, 9 a.m.
Where • Christ United Methodist Church, 2375 E. 3300 South, Millcreek
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So well like i said i read a review of GunZ: The Duel today.
I was searching Game View 101 for decent games (once again). And for the first time i was so despirite to go to the TPS section. I didn't fin S4 League appieling, but the GunZ article made me get interested.
It told me that GunZ was simular to Street Fighter II in terms of skill ( you can always get better ), free to play, greatgame value, graphics, and competitivness.
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Fall 2012: Tied for 71st in the Cougar Classic with an 11-over 227... tied for 51st place in the Mason Rudolph Championship with a 19-over 235... finished tied for 38th in the Fall Preview... shot a 2-over 74 in the first and third rounds... shot a 1-under 71 in the final round of the Tar Heel Invitationall.. tied for 19th in the tournament.
2011-12: Played in three of Carolina's tournaments ... top finish was a tie for 26th place at the Cougar Classic ... tied for 55th at the Tar Heel Invitational and tied for 59th at The Landfall Tradition ... 75.78 scoring average ... carded one round in the 60s... tied for 16th place at the Central District Invitational after shooting a 1-under-par 71 in the final round... Placed third inidividually in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate... shot a 2-under 69 in the second round to finish with a 1-under 141... was named Tar Heel Performer of the Week for February 26-March 4, 2012... tied for tenth place at the LSU Classic... carded a 1-under 71 in the final round of the tournament... shot a 10-over 226 to tie for 30th in the Bryan National Collegiate... placed tenth at ACC Championships with a 10-over 223... was selected as a member of the All-ACC Women's Golf Team... tied for 72nd at the NCAA West Regional tournament... tied for eighth with a 3-over 291 at the NCAA Championships... shot a 2-under 70 in the second round... was selected to the All-ACC Academic Team for Women's Golf.
2010-11: Named to 2011 ACC Honor Roll...Played in all 11 of Carolina's tournaments, one as an individual ... carded four top-25 finishes ... low performance was a sixth-place finish at the ACC Championships where she helped lead Carolina to the team title ... tied for 11th place at the NCAA Regional ... was the low Tar Heel at the NCAA Championships, tying for 24th place ... tied for 21st place at the Cougar Classic, her first tournament as a Tar Heel ... tied for 33rd at The Landfall Tradition, tied for 39th at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, tied for 51st at the Mason Rudolph Championship, tied for 52nd at the LSU Golf Classic, tied for 58th at the Tar Heel Invitational and tied for 88th at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic.
Amateur: 2011 North Carolina Women's Amateur champion ... advanced to the third round of the 2011 North and South Women's Amateur ... 2009 Girls' N.C. Junior Player of the Year ... won 2010 Carolinas/Georgia Junior Championship ... champion of 2010 North Carolina Junior Girls' Championship ... tied for second place at 2010 North Carolina Women's Amateur ... advanced to semifinals of 2010 North Carolina Junior Championship ... qualified and played in 2009 U.S. Women's Opens ... won her U.S. Women's Open qualifier in 2009 ... member of 2010 Carolinas team in the Mid Atlantic Girls Challenge that defeated the Virginia-Maryland team 9-3.
Prep: Four-time golf letterwinner and team MVP at Athens Drive High School ... 2009 N.C. High School 4-A Women's Golf Champion ... four-time all-conference, four-time all-region and four-time all-state ... also four-time Academic All-Conference ... Women's Athlete of the Year for her high school as a senior ...memeber of National Honor Society and Honor Scholar.
Personal: Participant in the Carolina Leadership Academy's Rising Stars program ... Carolina Outreach participant ... parents are David and Cheryl Perry ... born April 28, 1992.More on Perry
Hobbies: Fish, swim, spend time with family
Favorite food: TATERS!
The best-tasting food I make is: Hamburger Helper
Favorite TV show: SHARK WEEK!
Nobody can believe I watch: Pretty Little Liars
The reality show I could win is: Wheel of Fortune
Favorite video game: Mario Kart
Favorite movie: Jaws!
Favorite vacation spot: Topsail Island
Favorite musical performers: Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley
CDs most likely to be on my iPod: Anything country
Favorite song: Then by Brad Paisley
Nobody can believe I listen to: Disney soundtracks
If I could spend three hours doing anything, it would be: Swimming with sharks
My greatest sports moment: Winning ACCs
Career competitive round: 66
Favorite course: Pine Needles, Pinehurst, North Carolina
Favorite golfer: Juli Inkster
To get ready for a tournament, I like to: Listen to music
Favorite athlete: Michael Jordan
Why I chose Carolina: Carolina family, awesome sports, Chapel Hill rocks!
Talents I have outside of golf: Athletic
Person or people in history I'd most like to meet: Tom Hanks
Person or people I admire the most: My parents
The best advice I ever received: "Golf doesn't define who you are as a person" - Leah Wigger
My most prized possession is: Hospice necklace
Post-school ambition: Play golf, pediatric nursing
The best thing about going to school at Carolina is: Campus in the fall, sports, Carolina family
Perry's Career Tournament Results
Fall 2010
Cougar Classic*....................................... 76-71-74-221 (T21)
Mason Rudolph Women's Championship...... 72-77-73-222 (T51)
Tar Heel Invitational.................................. 79-74-72-225 (T58)
The Landfall Tradition................................ 70-72-86-228 (T33)
Spring 2010
Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate*............. 78-76-78-232 (T70)
LSU Golf Classic..................................... 74-80-80-234 (T52)
Bryan National Collegiate........................... 74-80-81-235 (T39)
Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic................... 82-79-76-237 (T88)
ACC Championships................................ 71-73-77-221 (6)
NCAA East Regional................................ 75-69-74-218 (T11)
NCAA Championships.............................. 76-70-75-75-296 (T24)
Fall 2011
Cougar Classic......................................... 69-75-74-218 (T26)
Tar Heel Invitational.................................. 73-75-77-225 (T55)
The Landfall Tradition................................ 76-79-84-239 (T59)
Spring 2012
Central District Invitational........................ 73-78-71-222 (T16)
Darius Rucker Intercollegiate....................... 72-69-141 (3)
LSU Golf Classic..................................... 76-77-71-224 (T10)
Bryan National Collegiate........................... 74-75-77-226 (T30)
ACC Championships................................ 71-79-73-223 (10)
NCAA West Regional............................... 73-80-76-229 (T72)
NCAA Championships.............................. 75-70-73-73-291 (T8)
Fall 2012
Cougar Classic........................................ 75-77-75-217 (T71)
Mason Rudolph Championship................... 82-74-79-235 (T51)
Liz Murphey Fall Preivew......................... 74-77-74-225 (T38)
Ruth's Chris Tar Heel Invitational............... 75-76-71-222 (T19)
*Competed as an individual
Perry's Statistics
TN RDS PCT PAR -PAR 60s LO HI STKS AVG
2010-11 11 34* 25/83.3 4 4 1 69 86 2569 75.56
2011-12 10 30 25/83.3 1 5 2 69 84 2238 74.60
Fall 2012 4 12 9/75.0 0 1 0 71 82 909 75.75
Totals 25 76* 59/80.8 5 10 3 69 86 5716 75.21
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|Not sure if any of the stores have them on the floor but I noticed recently they have a deal where they will let you have big item orders like that shipped to a local store.
|Sounds good, I'll go with the Puma.
|I like the V type pump design, a bit more efficient because of the better cooling so it can make better use of the power available. Also for an "econo" compressor Puma does have a decent reputation, it is not an Ingersoll but then it does not cost as much as an Ingersoll either. I was actually surprised when I first saw them at HF but HF does have a few name brands such as Dewalt and even Milwaukee but these are not priced like HF tools and are usually no cheaper there than anywhere else.
As far as the Puma Compressors, let me say this. Back in about 1986 or so, I bought one from Builder's Square, a home improvement store. That compressor was put thru the wringer until about 2-3 years ago, when the pump went out. In all honesty, I didn't do any preventative maintenance on it during that time, and really abused it. It should not have been that trusty, seeing the way it was treated.
Now, I know that they do build different models for some stores, like they did for Builder's Square, but they put their name on them. I would not hesitate to buy another one of theirs.
|I've heard bad things about HF, but I also understand Puma isn't their "house" brand. I'll add that one to my list. Thanks again, I'll be chiming in more frequently under other topics as I begin to customize my girl...er..car. Drawing plans up for a custom console now, and a custom hidden stereo. Thanks again, I have alot of reading ahead of me throughout this site.
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|I greatly appreciate the time and the reassurance. I'm definitely going with a 60 gal. I've got it narrowed down to either one of the Kobalts from Lowes, the Industrial Air ILA7006056, or go for the IR SS3L3. Once again I do appreciate that and didn't want to get a 80 gal 2 stage $1300 compressor for such limited use.
|Sounds like you can get by just fine on one of the "econo" compressors. I don't have much personal experience with them but the Kobalt compressors from the home stores seem to be quite popular and some of the guys here like them quite well. Also even though it might seem like the last place you might want to buy a compressor Harbor Freight actually has Puma compressors at really good prices sometimes.
|Thanks, I've done alot of searching and reading on the subject and I get the feeling alot of input is formulated more on personnal preference rather than actual fact. Also many people asking about compressors are talking about spraying a few cars a month. I have seen the IR's and I'd like to keep the price under 600. I can afford double that, especially seeing as it's now getting too cold to spray in the NE, that is if I wait until spring. I'll probably buy sooner if I find what I need for under 600. I have a Lowe's and HomeDepot very close to home, and I like Northern's free shipping. I'll check out the tractor supply site now. I her most saying "bigger is better" but paying for more than I need, especially when I will probably only spray 1 or 2 cars. That just doesn't sound like a smart move. An 80 gallon, 2 stage, 7hp unit is just way too much for my needs. This thing will probably be used 4 times a year. The biggest consumer of air I'm going to run is this gun, my air ratchet is the most used tool and it runs on a ballon hooked to a hose. . Thanks
|You did'nt say how much you are willing to spend and there are dozens of choices out there in a wide price range. From what you say you intend to do with it you should get by just fine with a single stage in the 12 to 14, maybe a bit less, CFM range which should not be all that expensive. If you have not done so already you might want to search "compressor" since there have been a bunch of discussions on this subject and there is a lot to know in order to make the right decision because the compressor builders have not been exactly truthful with their performance claims. The most important thing about a compressor is the CFM rating because if that number is low then nothing else will matter so look for that before all else. You can get by with a lower CFM rating than the 13 CFM required by the gun since that is at only 23 PSI and a compressor will usually be rated at 90 PSI so one with as little as 10 CFM@90 PSI will come fairly close to what you would need plus your gun is not in use constantly giving the compressor some time to recover. A DA sander would be another story and to power one of those you will either have to go with a larger compressor in the 15 16 CFM range or plan on spending some time waiting for the compressor to catch up. Don't spend extra money for an 80 gallon tank because a 60 is just fine and contrary to popular belief the bigger tank, assuming the same CFM, will not help keep up with your tools and never pass up more CFM to get a bigger tank! As far as brands both Northern Tool and Tractor Supply carry Ingersoll Rand which is a VERY good compressor and will last for many years if properly cared for and they do put out a decent air flow but unfortunately they too are guilty of inflated numbers on some models, one very popular single stage 5 HP model with a 60 gallon tank in particular. That thing is rated at, I believe, 18.2 CFM@90 PSI which would be nearly impossible with that pump/motor combo and about 14 CFM would be more like it and probably even a bit less so even the big brand names need to be watched closely.
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I'm going to be painting my 70 mustang fastback. I bought a Devilbiss Finishline 3 gun to replace my super cheapo $25 gun that I was using to do spot work. This gun is a bit of an air hog, requiring 13 CFM @23 PSI and I know my Craftsman 5.5hp 25gal comp that only puts out 8@90 just isn't going to cut it. Any suggestions on something I've been looking at Northern tool 60 gal compressors, specifically the Industrial Air ILA7006056. Any input or suggestions, I'll be painting maybe a total car once or twice in 3 years. Mostly running mechanic air tools....rachets and chisels....Thanks for the advice
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Maybe, maybe not.....
As long as Refs have absolute power the game is suspect. You need to have challenges and questioning and ocassional reviews gametime. Even if the play is insignificant, integrity must prevail. Make it happen Buddha.
It also has to be more public. Just because they rim them and hand out punishments behind the closed doors (or so they say they do) doesn't do everyone else any good since there's no trust exists.
The refs are graded after every game, I think. But who does the criticing [grading]
They are graded by the NBA They have their own ref organization. But we have no clue about the grades, about the mistakes that are acknowledged and the good calls that looked disputeable or bad initially. We don't know how well or poorly a ref is performing according to the NBA standards. Imagine if the statistics for the players was never made public. How well would that go over? And by the looks of it the refs don't learn from those reviews since they keep repeating the same stuff over and over. They also need some courses on their ego training. Some of those guys just have to be in the middle of attention.
Boy am I glad you didn't make a typo here. Who knows what the filtering system would have done with it.
I like the train of thought from this post. Instant reply can be good but its not the main solution. The league is going to have to start thinking in entirely different ways with this. Next season will see the beginning of a truly new NBA.
I doubt it. There is too much invested in the current system of making sure that the media stars get their calls to keep the "casual hoop's fan" coming back. How do you think it would look if Durant didn't get at least 18 points a game this year and probably over 20 a game, with about half or more of those pointsl coming from the free throw line?
My God Buddah, please stop with the Durant hating. He hasn`t shot 1 FT in an NBA game yet......Sheeeez!!! You really dislike the kid don`t you???
We will see. No doubt it can go that way. However as we touched in other threads the media is suddenly all over the NBA's past. So unless this thing suddenly goes away it will be very hard for them to return back to business as usual. Besides, even before this. Would they want to be in any big hurry getting Wade/Lebran back in the Finals when they both produced some of the lowest ratings that we have seen in the modern NBA?
At this point it doesn`t matter who makes it to the Finals, nobody will watch anyway. At least not the casual fan, the folks who are not really b-ball fans. Those are the viewers that push the ratings up. Let`s face it, as sickening as it may be, it seems only one person today would perhaps make the ratings acceptable during a Finals, Kobe Bryant.
Voted No. The question isn't about bogus fouls. It's about bogus rules. Based on the rules in place a violation can be whistled on every play. The league currently review all calls and non calls and has admitted to finding no wrongdoing so what is there to gain by adding in game reviews. The rules prohibit too much contact in a [STRIKE]non[/STRIKE]contact sport.
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This, even my non TechT G4 worked fine. Just needs Dow33. Has a great trigger and grips too, and I really like the ASA. I can't think of a similar price of new gun around $200 that I would rather have. The envy doesn't have eyes, a blitz has a feedneck that will throw your loader like a football (not to mention no on/ off). Go for a G4, you wont be sorry.
Gs are fine, you just have to know what they need. New Macro and proper lube and a G3/G4 will do pretty much anything you need it to.
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