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I wrap up this refreshing spread with jar toppers made from Christmasy fabric. It looks so festive tucked in a basket alongside homemade cookies.
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- 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen sweetened sliced strawberries, thawed
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1 tablespoon grated orange peel
- 1 package (1-3/4 ounces) powdered fruit pectin
- 3-1/2 cups sugar
- In a kettle, combine the strawberries, orange juice and orange peel. Stir in pectin. Bring to a rolling boil over high heat, stirring constantly. Add sugar; return to a rolling boil. Boil and stir for 1 minute. Remove from the heat; skim off foam. Pour into jars or freezer containers; cool to room temperature, about 1 hour. Cover and let stand overnight or until set, but not longer than 24 hours. Refrigerate or freeze. Yield: about 4-1/2 cups.
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I was wondering if anyone could help.
Im on the last part of this module and I havent a clue where to look for any tips or lesson plan templates for the below:
Here is a profile of a student and the answers to his/her needs analysis.
Level: Intermediate, has been learning English for 5 years
Job: Salesperson
Interests: Music, keep-fit, films, cooking and sports.
Areas he/she wants to work on: Improving speaking skills and grammar
Needs English at work for: Making presentations, meetings, socialising, writing e-mails, telephoning.
Learner style: Kinaesthetic
Based on the information above, write a lesson plan for a 45 minute lesson for this student.
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I've just recently completed Persona 4 (I'm not playing Persona 3: FES because you can't control the characters) which really bugs me for some reason...SO, that being said, what game should I continue out of the ones I'm going to list? (or you can refer me to another).
Current games I've started but have only JUST started: Ar Tonelico, SMT: Digital Devil Saga, Xenosaga EP:1, Rouge Galaxy and I'm about halfway through FFX but I've beaten it before more then once.
I was enjoying SMT: Digital Devil Saga up until I saw what the female MC looked like...that really short hair is terrible IMO. Maybe it's different in the 2nd one and worth playing through? I heard the story is really good but if it's not the best SMT game story wise then I can always switch.
I can use any system that can be emulated so I'm openly open to suggestions. Games with a good story are a must and Romance is sometimes a must but, depending on the game, I can look past that. I'm a sucker for a good romance story. :P


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the sight of typical tract housing pains Matthew Berman, Assoc. AIA, and Andrew Kotchen, Assoc. AIA. "We have every American architect's frustration at what is going on in this country, visually," Berman says. He and Kotchen, principals of New York–based firm workshop/apd, are taking action by developing RightFrame, an online home design system intended to give homeowners and builders an alternative to current single-family housing options.
In 2006, Berman and Kotchen won Global Green's international competition to design affordable housing in New Orleans. Experienced in high-end, custom residential work, they gained a new understanding of the countless decisions the average homeowner must make while building a house. "The Global Green project was really about aligning good design, green design, and affordability," Berman explains. Combining the knowledge gained from this project with their subsequent research, the pair created the RightFrame platform.
RightFrame makes the process of buying a new house similar to that of purchasing a car, with pre-edited design options and cost information clearly presented in a user-friendly, online format. Buyers can choose from eight different massing options in a sleek "modern" or more traditional "classic" style. Multiple floor plans exist within each massing selection, and available sizes range from 800 to 3,300 square feet. Three levels of exterior and interior finishes allow for room-by-room cost control.
Currently, RightFrame is still in the beta testing stage. Berman and Kotchen plan to add more pricing and environmental impact information, as well as additional design options. They envision the system as a link between builders and homeowners, and they hope to assemble a lineup of builders to serve as exclusive RightFrame vendors. Says Berman: "We're giving you the tools to make an informed decision and giving the builder the tools to build the house." Visit www.rightframehome.com for more information on the system.


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On this week's episode of The Local Show, Nick Haines talks to Harvest Public Media's Donna Vestal about the new documentary, Changing Lands, Changing Hands. We meet a group of local sculptors that create molds for toys and action figures. And, Randy Mason sits down with Kerwin Young, a UMKC Conservatory student who previously worked as a producer for the rap group Public Enemy.
Changing Lands, Changing Hands
Harvest Public Media Editor Donna Vestal discusses the documentary, Changing Lands, Changing Hands, which will air on KCPT Friday night at 8 p.m. Twenty-five percent of farmers are now over the age of 65. Their impending retirement has huge implications as more than half of the farmland in Kansas, Missouri and the rest of the Midwest could change hands during the next generation.
The Secret Story of Toys
Mile Deep Films producer Anthony Ladesich presents The Secret Story of Toys. He takes us inside a local community of sculptors who create what eventually become the parts and pieces for action figures from TV and films such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Terminator, Napoleon Dynamite and many more of the largest film and video game franchises. From the Livestock Exchange Building in the West Bottoms to the shelves of stores across the world, this community of artists don't depend on 3D printers but rather sculpt the toys by hand from a lump of clay.
Kerwin Young Becomes a Composer
In 1989, Kerwin Young was helping to produce some of the most influential rap music of all time with the group Public Enemy, who were recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He has produced music for films such as Sister Act 2, Spike Lee's He Got Game, Green Card and several more. Today, Young is working on his master degree at the UMKC Conservatory and plans to continue on for a doctorate. Randy Mason talks to this talented composer about the new skills he is adding to his craft and what new challenges he is eager to tackle.


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In 1968, the year when Richard Nixon was first elected U.S. president, Led Zeppelin made their American debut and Apollo 8 became the first manned spacecraft to orbit the moon, Peggy Stanley's historic career of service had an inauspicious beginning: a tip from her beautician.
Stanley laughs at the thought, but if she hadn't acted on an invitation to check out the Beta Sigma Phi sorority – a social and service organization that is not affiliated with any college or university – many Utahns might have been worse off.
"I really liked it, it's a really good morale-booster," said Stanley, who is naturally bashful and credits the sorority's events for helping her come out of her shell. "It gives you the confidence to get up and speak in front of people."
Forty-five years later, the Sandy resident can confidently say she's played a key role in service organizations throughout the Wasatch Front, and it's that legacy of service that led the Salt Lake Council of Women (SLCW) to induct her into its ultra-selective Hall of Fame.
"It was quite an honor," Stanley said, adding that her nomination from Beta Sigma Phi came as a surprise to her, as did the short biography prepared for the induction dinner hosted by Gail Miller at the Little America Hotel in February. "The judges didn't even ask me, they just came up with the information themselves."
Joyce Short, a member of Stanley's sorority chapter who has herself served 53 years in Beta Sigma Phi, said her friend has a natural gift that makes her better-suited than most to helping people in need: energy. A whole bunch of energy.
"She doesn't work anymore, but she used to have a full-time job and do a lot of this stuff," Short said. "She's kind of made people her life. I don't think 'no' is in her vocabulary."
Beginning in 1966 Stanley worked for 30 years as a machine records supervisor for the Salt Lake Police Department – "We made out the reports that went out to the FBI and the state" – before she retired to care for her aging parents. She continued to work part time doing "odd jobs" for the department until 2010, when budget cutbacks eliminated her position.
As at the department, much of the work Stanley does for her organizations is behind the scenes: registering people for events, collecting money and creating oversize scrapbooks – or more accurately, "history books" – to present in thick three-ring binders to organization presidents and the University of Utah archives. She currently serves as president of the Beta Sigma Phi's City Council, and has to her credit two terms heading the SLCW.
"It's mostly just stuff you do in the background, but you know you're helping people," she said. She appreciates the opportunities handing out toys to needy youths or serving food at a homeless shelter to see the impact she's having on those she serves. But Stanley says she isn't after instant gratification. "You do it because you want to help people, you don't do it because you want the glory."
Or, for that matter, the free time.
If you want a dinner date with Stanley, good luck. She meets a handful of times each week for her social and service commitments with the aforementioned groups, through which she is affiliated with a lengthy list of high-profile charities, including Toys for Tots, YWCA Abused Women, the Utah Food Bank and Saint Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen. The Pioneer Theatre Guild member is also a huge fan of the arts, and she often attends the ballet, symphony, theater, Shakespeare festivals and opera. "My niece and nephew always say, 'You've gotta call her WAY ahead,'" she said.
Short says it helps that Stanley is a pre-eminent organizer. What's more, she always shows up. "I don't think Peggy has ever taken a leave," she said. "As a matter of fact, I know that she has had perfect attendance. She never misses a meeting. That's very unusual."
Stanley extends her service to the members of her sorority chapter, which consists of six women who are older than her and often require her help getting to and from appointments. For about 30 years, Short estimates, Stanley has invited the group over to her house for Thanksgiving, with each bringing canned goods and money to buy turkeys that Stanley then takes to the Utah Food Bank.
For Stanley, who is unmarried and has no children, her chapter is her family. Short says it's Stanley's above-and-beyond efforts that keep the tight-knit group together.
"We have sisters in our chapter who have ended up in assisted living, and she visited probably two to three times a week," Short said. "When we'd have a get-together, she'd do everything she could to get them there. She knows how to help people who can hardly walk or get around, and she tries to make it so they won't be left out. That isn't necessary. That's just Peggy."
Stanley's sorority chapter once had as many as 26 members, but lately the group, like many other women's organizations, has had difficulty attracting new blood. Stanley thinks younger women are deterred both by the difficult economy and commitments that didn't exist when Beta Sigma Phi was funded, before World War II. That's a shame, she says, because Beta Sigma Phi offers so much.
"The feeling it gives you to help somebody else is amazing," she said. "Especially for me, because I don't have a family. It's something that I can do."
She's done an awful lot, Short said. "She's loved by a lot of people. A 'what would we do without her' kind of person. She's just too good. She takes on … too much sometimes. But she's up to it."
SLCW Hall of Fame
The SLCW, which celebrated its 100th year in 2012, inducts seven women into its Hall of Fame every five years. The other six inductees this year, all of whom gave at least 25 years of volunteer service to the Wasatch Front, are: Mary Gail Brassard, Linda Kuenstler Itami, Gwendalyn Larsen, Lona Mae Lauritzen, Carol Jo Rimensberger Radinger and Catherine Tucci Perryman.
Peggy Stanley's service resume
Festival of Trees
Sub for Santa
Toys for Tots
Saint Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen
Dimple's Darlings
First Baptist Church of Kearns food pantry
School With No Name
YWCA Abused Women
International Peace Garden Festival
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|But its flush (actually flush to the surface so it sticks out) mounted. That's the icky part.
|I put a Ford surface mount keypad above my door handle. Works great and never locked out.
Thanks Ma'am i know about them. But it takes 2 keys to do it. I only have one! I'm going to try an reprogram Patrick's key once I get 3 keys. Just to test the process.
I do thank you for the pointers. Linkage is what I do as well! So you got it going on! LOL I do feel for you, it must be a lot more fun with the wheel chair in tow! I can relate to how much trouble it can be even if you are used to it. I'm also disable but getting better due to pain management. I was beginning to think that was an oxymoron!!
Oh and I hope my avatar doesn't offend, but I am seriously guitarded!!!, this too will never pass!!! T.F.G!!! read whole post! D0h!
Anyway, that's good what the did for you. I'm thinking about trying a different dealer further south and going in with my cane!
I might hit a better deal!
I chose to get a full function key because I am disabled, and keep an "emergency pack" on my wheelchair, that contains an extra house key (in addition to one that is hidden outside my home), several day's worth of meds and other stuff. I wanted the key because this is, after all, Southern CA is earthquake central....and you never know if you have to dash out of somewhere without time to gather your belongings. The pack is always attached to my chair, so I never have to worry about these supplies, except to re-fill what I used. :-)
daspazzZX3, the keys are easy to program yourself. I would have done it myself, but the guy offered to do it for me, and he didn't charge me for it. There are You Tube videos and written instructions if you Google "program 20xx ignition key" or similar phrase. I gave the instructions that came with my key to the locksmith. There are two separate program instructions. One for the locks, where you must program ALL your keys at the same time and another for the ignition. By the way, I like your avatar! :-)
Locks: Make sure you have all your keys, close the door and put on the seat belt so that no "bells/alarms" go off when you put the key in the ignition:
Chip/Transponder/Ignition programming:
I can attest!, I had several of these for Orangell0 but never made it to getting one cut for Patrick. Hence, when I went downtown to a show my buddy was playing in I locked myself out and had to pay that locksmith company to come out and open my door! 60 bills!
I keep getting caught up in these new vehicle posts with the m0nster key that requires some divinity of the gawds cutting tool!
So Im rethinking, and I'm sure the transponder keys I got off ebay can be cut pretty much anywhere. But not so with the programming which I will most likely do at Ford.
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Funny, I called the Ford dealer in Conroe Tx and they said they would program my two keys for 85. Im still waiting to get my car back so I can take them up on that.
I hope older cars keys are easier to cut!!!
Hey everyone. It's taken me about a month and a half, but finally, today I got a spare (third) key made, but it was an "adventure". I contacted a locksmith in Irvine, CA (AAA Locksmith if anyone here lives in Orange County), who had the machine. But, I got to his office, and he didn't have the software. So he ordered it, and when he had it a few days later, he came to my office, but it turns out that the sales person told him that he didn't need software for the machine itself, so he only bought the software for his computer. So, a couple of weeks later he got that second disc, but then found out that he needed a special cable. Finally today he came to my office and cut the key. However, he was unable to program the key using the programmer because this TOO needed to be updated (separate from the machine that cuts the key), so he used the instructions that came with the key that I got from Ebay. It cost me $54 for the key, and $75 (he gave me a discount for waiting so long) for the locksmith to cut and program it, so a little over $125. Not bad compared to how much the dealer would have charged me.
Interestingly (don't read if you are already bored.....this is just some info I found to be pertinent to this topic), the guy said that if he could go back, he would not have purchased the machine that cuts the key (it's not actually a laser, it's a very advanced milling machine, similar to the huge ones that I used when I was a machinist in the Air Force). He says it just isn't cost effective enough to cover the cost of the machine (about $10k), and then purchase new software every one or two years. He said that not enough customers come to him to make the keys, and the new car models continually change the chip sets inside the keys. But, I told him that I was glad that he did have the machine, as it saved me from having to pay two or three times more to go to a dealer. :-)
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Went to a couple of my gun shops yesterday looking for the Colt New Frontier. None to be had. One called his distributor while I was there and they have yet to see one.
Any body know the story? Anybody seen one? I did see one at a recent gun show, but it was a .45, looking for a .44 Special.
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Forest Journal: Sweet revenge on an invasive plant
BRENDA CHARPENTIER | May 10. 2014 1:14AM
My son and I had parked the van along a quiet back road on Tuesday evening and hopped out. He wielded a knife, and I wielded a camera. By the time the officer slowed his cruiser to a stop, we were so engrossed in our task, we didn't even notice we were under surveillance.
"Oh! Just fine - thanks!" I said, waving cheerfully.
Actually, everything was more than fine. Having found a patch of Japanese knotweed that was just the right size for harvesting, we were happily cutting stalks, taking pictures and talking about knotweed muffins, coffee cake and pie.
Have you seen this bad boy? You probably have clumps of it near you, and you probably pass massive patches of it along the roads. An FBI most-wanted poster would describe it like this: "Grows in bunches up to 13 feet tall, mainly along highways and along rivers. In spring, be on the lookout for dried brown stalks from last fall that lie in crumpled, messy piles. New shoots look like innocent asparagus stalks with a reddish tint, but are hollow and crisp. Use caution."
It's so pervasive along highways and rivers because it spreads by sending forth both its seeds and by its roots. Any bit of root that breaks off and lands in soil can sprout a new population, so snowplows spread it along roadways while natural ice scouring spreads it along rivers.
Cohen's book has a chapter devoted to knotweed called "If You Can't Beat It, Eat It." It contains a delicious knotweed-strawberry pie recipe (including tips for a great crust from his baker mom). My son has baked this pie each spring since attending one of Cohen's workshops, which sparked what I suspect will be a lifelong interest in foraging for wild edibles.
Some caveats: Never pick knotweed in an area you suspect has been sprayed with herbicides. That's why I stick to the back roads or areas away from roads altogether and inspect the patch to make sure it looks healthy. And be careful with stalks you cut but don't eat; if they land in moist dirt, say in your back yard, they could sprout.One person who won't be eating his enemy anytime soon is Cygan, who has spent the last two years spraying knotweed clumps along highways with a 5 percent solution of Roundup. "Oh, no - I hate those things. The last thing I want to do is consume them," he said.
If you want to try eating knotweed, first cut stalks when they're 8 to 12 inches tall. Peeling them is optional. Steam them for two to three minutes or use them in recipes calling for rhubarb. Fot additional recipes, go online to www.newenglandwild.org, the website of the New England Wildflower Society, and search for Cohen's knotweed recipes, or try eattheinvaders.org/Japanese-knotweed.
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'Letting Thomas Vanek go would've made sense after the first two. We also said this at the time and took a lickin' for it. Vanek's $10 million could have been spent so much more wisely and the team could have cemented its future. Four extra first-round draft choices would stabilize this franchise for the next decade.'
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Posted by Bert Dumars on February 20, 2013
I am excited to announce that after more than two decades as an executive and leader in digital marketing, eCommerce, social media marketing, and business technology, I have joined Forrester as a Vice President, Principal Analyst serving CMOs. One of the main reasons I decided to join Forrester was that I had been a client for more than nine years and had great experiences using Forrester reports and analyst interactions to achieve my business goals and objectives at Newell Rubbermaid and US Department of the Treasury, IRS. My relationship with Forrester goes even further back, as I briefed Forrester on my Intel and Dell products and technologies back in the 1990s. Also, it turned out that I knew more people at Forrester than any other firm . . . so as the old saying goes, I liked and respected the company so much as a client that I decided to join.
Another reason I joined Forrester, and the most important one, is to help CMOs and senior marketing executives solve problems in marketing to today's consumers. In a world of digital disruption, ultra-connected consumers, and an ever-evolving customer life cycle, the challenge and complexity of marketing to consumers has never been greater. I believe that to overcome these challenges, CMOs are going to have to accelerate their innovation efforts and become digital disruptors in their target markets to succeed.
With that in mind, here are some questions I will be working on as I research CMO-led marketing innovation:


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dmaz wrote:Only good shirt in the Derby, imo. At least it's the only one I would buy. Best of luck! Hopefully this will get more attention!
Thank you!!
tarmawolf wrote:You think its what is cute and my what is a crybaby? If you're going to try to be insulting, at least do it properly.
Of course you win because you're the all mighty grammar n.azi. You got their point : P. People should stop being rude to rammy. I like the art. I believe it achieves a higher skill than most other people can do.
Re: Never Lose Hope
I want this shirt
Re: The Peel
I love your style!
oubliette wrote:I do in fact love this.
thank you!
It's all my favorite things D:
omarfeliciano wrote:I really like the placement and colors of this one!
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Even though I guess this is from spaceballs, it really reminds me of that movie splice...and creeps me out. lol
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Sorry, but I don't get it in general, and especially don't get how it fits the theme.
lisonallie wrote:I believe it achieves a higher skill than most other people can do.
I believe a lot of other designs achieve higher skills than this (I mean, check the fog and be honest).
I, too, am fed up with all those lazy unoriginal rehashed cute animals shirts
dporras wrote:how can i purchase this if it doesnt win?
I have a zazzle store that is in the process of being updated. This shirt will go there after the derby. Thanks for your interest
Re: EXTERMIN....oooh pretty
I really like the look of the Dalek, but the flower and the girl don't feel like they fit in the picture. And then there's the hair/beard issue. I like the concept, it just needs a little refining.
bounty42 wrote:I'm voting for Mickey!
Pretty sure it would be Rory though.
j5 wrote:Not in the general sense. e.g. Qwerty, TeeFury, ShirPunch, etc. fill the channel with "Who" shirts (and Firefly still, go figure). Nerds are quite predictable in their tastes.
I don't frequent other shirt sites, so I was only thinking about shirts on Woot where it seems there are many more Star Wars and Mario designs than Doctor Who, at least as far as derby entries go. I would think Star Wars has the most prints of the three.
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Cute little fellows
Best woot shirt in a long time
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rochellemybell wrote:weird but sweet
Thanks. That's what I was going for.
Re: Dalek Exfoliates!
I'm only going to hear "EXFOLIATE" every time I see an episode~ HILL-AIR-eee-US~=!
orabbit wrote:For the days you need the world to know. That you're into Wes Anderson.
Love it!
nicebleed wrote:thank you!
very banksy looking.
I love this design, so pretty. I would love to this on a tote or sweatshirt! Please vote for this!
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lisonallie wrote:I want this shirt
thank you!
Re: Inner Nature
Yep, definitely more robot shirts from you. I also regret not ordering "Free Hugs". Will be ordering this one if I can.
Re: Inside him
This is very clever.
Re: Frog
this is laid back frog
Thank you shikausstan! I will definitely try that out Thanks to everyone who voted!
Re: Searching for Beauty
Really beautiful and serene.
Re: Inside the Stone
Cool idea and dead on for the theme.
Re: Loyal Friend too
I might buy this one for the bf, but probably not myself. But still, I have to say great job on the redesign. It still looks great but the message is still very clear and strangely not as violent (probably since zombie is right there in the text)
Re: Little Hero, Big Heart
Awesome work.
Personaly, I love this design! It's the sweetest thing ever, and I really hope it prints so I can buy it.
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Thank you for the votes everyone, didn't quite make it but it's greatly appreciated.
Follow me on twitter @Bradalee21 for information about when i'll be selling the design on my RedBubble and Society6 pages.
Oh, I think this is SO cute!! I absolutely love it.
Re: Just this once
Holy crap you're mean! You do better!
tarmawolf wrote:This looks rushed, lazy, and sloppy, even against most of your other designs, which tend to look rushed and lazy.
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I love this image SO MUCH. I hope it prints. I also would love for this to show up on a hoodie or a long sleeve shirt in some future reprint fiesta.
melebeth wrote:I love this image SO MUCH. I hope it prints. I also would love for this to show up on a hoodie or a long sleeve shirt in some future reprint fiesta.
Oh my, that would make it a green hoodie and irresistible to me. (I also love this design, in case it wasn't clear. ;)
Every time I look at this I try to figure out where the light is coming from and I just can't. But then the best thing I can draw is a stick figure. Can someone with actual art knowledge help me out?
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Best Woot entry... ever. You win even though it isn't being printed.
This is my original artwork made from a lucky charms box , so bite my shiny metal ass!
oubliette wrote:Dont look now but there's a rejection right behind you. No no... Don't turn around. You'll only provoke it. Just... Slowly, take your design down and... move to th left, making a new one after reading the instructions. (and incidentally, is this someone else's art from the web with some MS Paint things pasted into the bowl?
This submission breaks about 5 rules of the derby, mate.
Completely agree. Shirt is elegant either way.
sjpersing wrote:Very nice. Would print well on a V-neck - which I prefer.
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Chuks Aneke has joined League One side Preston North End on loan until the end of the season.
The 18-year-old midfielder, who enjoyed a loan spell with Stevenage earlier this season, will team up once again with Graham Westley, who took the England youth international to Broadhall Way before taking charge at Deepdale.
The Newham-born youngster joins fellow Arsenal loanee Rhys Murphy at North End as he looks to gain further valuable first-team experience.
Aneke signed a new contract with the Gunners last June and has had a breakthrough 2011/12 season.
He made his competitive first-team debut as a second-half substitute in September's 3-1 Carling Cup victory over Shrewsbury Town and has also become a key component of Neil Banfield's Reserves side, for whom he has scored six times in 10 appearances this term.
Everyone at Arsenal wishes Chuks the best of luck during his time with Preston North End.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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New Glendale Road was reopened today with restrictions after a tractor trailer pulling an oversized load struck the overpass Monday night at mile-marker 136 on the Western Kentucky Parkway.
The crash knocked a chunk of concrete out of the overpass, which temporarily shutdown eastbound lanes of the parkway.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews installed temporary signals on New Glendale Road at the overpass today, allowing for alternating one-way traffic. A crew performed a post-incident inspection early Tuesday morning and determined that motorist safety is not compromised under single lane operating conditions.
Signals will remain in place until repairs are completed to the damaged section.
New Glendale Road was closed through the morning rush hour at the overpass.
No injuries were reported as a result of the crash and no federal motor carrier violations were noted on the part of the commercial vehicle, KSP Public Affairs Officer Norman Chaffins said.
Officer Josh Patrick of KSP's Commercial Vehicle Enforcement is investigating.
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The program supports basic research in wireless communications, information theory and coding. Included in the CIF program is the reliable transmission of information, in both analog and digital form, in the presence of a variety of channel impairments (noise, multipath, eavesdroppers, interference, etc.). A number of channel architectures are of interest, including multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channels, feedback channels, optical channels, quantum channels, and biological channels. CIF has a strong interest in the theoretical performance limits for various communication systems architectures and in the presence of various channel impairments. Also of interest are performance metrics and tradeoffs. An important example is the tradeoff between error probability and latency resulting from coding/decoding algorithms, diversity techniques, interference management, and other types of signal processing.
The CIF program also supports fundamental research in networking including network information theory, network coding, and cross-layer research at the lower layers. The CIF research program in networking focuses on the MAC layer and below and emphasizes research in which the physical-layer attributes play an important role in overall network design and performance such as the impact of physical-layer characteristics on higher network layers. CIF supports research at the intersection of communications and information theory, signal processing, and networking. Examples include sensor networks with applications to environmental monitoring, civil infrastructure monitoring, data communications system monitoring, and power grid monitoring. A further example is network tomography, which involves detecting and classifying spatially distributed anomalies within complex large-scale systems from multiple monitoring (sensor) sites.
In addition to the contemporary signal processing topics that have enabled the IT revolution, there is growing interest within the CIF program in new paradigms that enlarge the scope of signal and information processing from the domain of the linear to the realm of the nonlinear - from linear algebra to algebra, from Euclidean to curved spaces, from uniform to highly non-uniform time and space sampling, to signal processing on graphs. Research that will develop efficient power aware and hardware-friendly algorithms and research on signal/information processing algorithms for the new network science of distributed, decentralized, and cooperative algorithms that avoid global communications is encouraged. The exploration of new approaches to manage massive datasets, such as compressive sampling/sensing, also promises advances in the field.
The CIF program is particularly interested in the application of signal/information processing in complex systems. Some examples of exciting applications are monitoring the Nation's critical infrastructures, signal processing in biological systems, and biomedical signal and image processing. These and other emerging application domains pose new constraints and challenges, leading to the reexamination of old questions and assumptions.
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The first couple of inches of slide movement cocks the hammer, so if your empties are ejecting normally, the problem lies elsewhere.
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Green Bay Set for Cancun Challenge Nov. 22-24
By: Jill Wunrow (@JillWunrow)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - For the third consecutive season the RV/RV Green Bay (2-0) women's basketball team will participate in a regular season tournament as it heads to Cancun, Mexico for the Cancun Challenge November 22-24 at the Moon Palace Resort. The Phoenix enters the Cancun Challenge on a nine-game regular season winning streak and looks to start it season 3-0 for the fifth consecutive season.
The 2012-13 squad is 7-0 in regular season tournament play, including going 3-0 against Big Ten opponents and 9-2 overall when playing on a neutral court. Green Bay will play three games in three days with a battle against James Madison (1-2) Thursday, Nov. 22, Missouri (1-2) Friday, Nov. 23 and Richmond (1-3) Saturday, Nov. 24.
Green Bay is off to a 2-0 start after edging UNI 54-53 in its regular season opener Nov. 10 in Cedar Falls, Iowa before capturing a 75-48 win over Central Michigan in its home opener Nov. 17. The Phoenix has outscored its first pair of opponents by an average of 14 points per game while forcing its opponents an average of 21 turnovers per contest.
The Phoenix is being led in scoring and rebounding by senior Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) with 20.5 points and 7.0 boards per game. In Green Bay's win over Central Michigan, Ritchie posted her first career double double performance scoring a game-high 25 points and 10 rebounds while pouring in a career-high 11 field goals. Green Bay's game against James Madison will mark Ritchie's 100th game in a Phoenix uniform.
In addition to Ritchie averaging in double-figure scoring, classmate Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) is also off to a strong start in her senior campaign, averaging 14.5 points and 6.0 rebounds per game and a team-high seven steals.
STARTING SENSION: With Green Bay returning four of its five starters this season, senior Stephanie Sension (Hopkins, Minn.) fills the fifth spot for the Phoenix in the starting line-up. Sension has turned in impressive performances in her first pair of games in the starting lineup. After scoring 13 points, 12 in the first half, while playing a career-high 33 minutes in Green Bay's season opener at UNI Nov. 10, Sension tied a career-high seven rebounds in the home opener against Central Michigan while pouring in 14 points. It was the first time in her career the redshirt senior has scored in double figures in back-to-back contests.
GREEN BAY (2-0) VS. JAMES MADISON (1-2) - Thursday, Nov. 22, 5:00 p.m. CT: Thursday's Thanksgiving evening game will be the first meeting between the Dukes and the Phoenix. Both teams are ranked in the top six in College Insider's Mid-Major Top 25 with Green Bay at No. 2 and James Madison at No. 6. Both teams also return four starters this season after having successful 2011-12 postseasons. For the third consecutive season, Green Bay advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament while James Madison was the WNIT Runner-Up after falling 75-68 to Oklahoma State.
GREEN BAY (2-0) VS. MISSOURI (3-0) - Friday, Nov. 23, 5:00 p.m. CT: For the second consecutive season, Green Bay will battle an opponent from the SEC Conference when it faces Missouri for the second time in a regular season tournament. Green Bay is 4-7 all-time against opponents from the SEC with its most recent battle against No. 2 seed Kentucky in the second round of the 2011 NCAA Tournament in which the Phoenix was edged 65-62 in the most remarkable comeback in program history. Green Bay head coach Kevin Borseth is 1-1 when leading the Phoenix against the Tigers after capturing a 74-66 win Nov. 29, 2004 in Green Bay's Oneida Bingo and Casino Holiday Tournament.
GREEN BAY (2-0) VS. RICHMOND (1-3) - Saturday, Nov. 24, 2:30 p.m. CT: Richmond is the second of three teams Green Bay will face this season for the first time in program history (St. Bonaventure being the other). Like James Madison and Green Bay, Richmond rounds out the only three teams in the six-team tournament who returns four starters from its 2011-12 roster. Saturday's game will be the first of two contests against A10 opponents this season for Green Bay as it faces St. Bonaventure Jan. 5 in Green Bay.
ABOUT THE CANCUN CHALLENGE: The event enters its eighth year and has become one of the most popular destination preseason tournaments for women's teams. Since its inception in 2005, 42 Division I teams have participated from 21 different conferences. In addition to Green Bay, this year's field includes James Madison (Colonial), Minnesota (Big 10), Missouri (SEC), Richmond (Atlantic 10), and Wichita State (Missouri Valley). Each team will play three games. There is no champion crowned.
This is the third appearance in the Cancun Challenge for James Madison which is the most all time, second appearance for Richmond and Green Bay, and the first appearance for Minnesota, Missouri, and Wichita State.
FOLLOW THE ACTION: Fans not making the trip to the Cancun Challenge can track all the action on GreenBayPhoenix.com. Daily updates, scores and notes along with prizes will be given away on the Cancun Challenge Facebook and Twitter pages throughout the tournament. You can also follow @GBPhoenixWBB and @JillWunrow on Twitter as the Phoenix travels to Cancun.
Live stats and live video streams will also be available for all Cancun Challenge contests. All links can be found on the top of the article.
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The National Security Program and the Belfer Center are co-sponsors of a study group for American military affairs. During more than a decade of conducting operations in support of counterinsurgency efforts, military aviators have needed to tailor their tactics, techniques, and procedures to function in an environment much different from the "high end" of the combat spectrum. At the same time, numerous states maintain military arsenals that can best be countered with the technological and strategic superiority that defined American and coalition success in Desert Storm and the major combat phase of the second Gulf War. Going forward, how can and should Airpower be considered as an instrument of statecraft? The panelists are Col Chris Sage (USAF Fighter Pilot), Col Tim Brown (US Army Helo/ISR Pilot), Lt Col Doug Gosney (USAF Bomber Pilot), and Lt Col Shawn Dawley (USAF Tactical Airlift Pilot). Join us during this session led by current military pilots with extensive air combat experience in numerous conflicts.


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Well said Sir, and reminds me of an old but favorite of mine ....
Human beings only have two ways to deal with one another: reason and force. If you want me to do something for you, you have a choice of either convincing me via argument, or force me to do your bidding under threat of force. Every human interaction falls into one of those two categories, without exception. Reason or force, that's it.
In a truly moral and civilized society, people exclusively interact through persuasion. Force has no place as a valid method of social interaction, and the only thing that removes force from the menu is the personal firearm, as paradoxical as it may sound to some.
When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force.
The gun is the only personal weapon that puts a 100-pound woman on equal footing with a 220-pound mugger, a 75-year old retiree on equal footing with a 19-year old gang banger, and a single guy on equal footing with a carload of drunk guys with baseball bats. The gun removes the disparity in physical strength, size, or numbers between a potential attacker and a defender.
There are plenty of people who consider the gun as the source of bad force equations. These are the people who think that we'd be more civilized if all guns were removed from society. But, a firearm makes it easier for an armed mugger to do his job. That, of course, is only true if the mugger's potential victims are mostly disarmed either by choice or by legislative fiat – it has no validity when most of a mugger's potential marks are armed.
People who argue for the banning of arms ask for automatic rule by the young, the strong, and the many, and that's the exact opposite of a civilized society. A mugger, even an armed one, can only make a successful living in a society where the state has granted him a force monopoly.
Then there's the argument that the gun makes confrontations lethal that otherwise would only result in injury. This argument is fallacious in several ways. Without guns involved, confrontations are won by the physically superior party inflicting overwhelming injury on the loser.
People who think that fists, bats, sticks, or stones don't constitute lethal force, watch too much TV, where people take beatings and come out of it with a bloody lip at worst. The fact that the gun makes lethal force easier, works solely in favor of the weaker defender, not the stronger attacker. If both are armed, the field is level.
The gun is the only weapon that's as lethal in the hands of an octogenarian as it is in the hands of a weight lifter. It simply would not work as well as a force equalizer if it wasn't both lethal and easily employable.
When I carry a gun, I don't do so because I am looking for a fight, but because I'm looking to be left alone. The gun at my side means that I cannot be forced, only persuaded. I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid. It doesn't limit the actions of those who would interact with me through reason, only the actions of those who would do so by force. It removes force from the equation–and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act. —MK
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I feel like you all are still screaming "dont take our guns" and thats not the end result or intention of anything I said.
Sociopaths get diagnosed by... a psych eval just like any other psychological problem. There is no 100% full proof method that will get every insane or harmful person (and im not naive enough to say there is) but theres no question more would be stopped in that case than if you just "allow everyone to get a gun".
why do Police have to pass a Psych Eval but the common gun owner doesnt? to me its giving the same power without the proper screening.-JAB
12-12-2012, 02:06 PM #87Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
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There would have to be some sort of appeal process anyways, and whatever the person may have said wrong they would adjust with some BS reason as to why.
The psych may stop a few people here and there, but evaluation process would never be successful enough to be able to justify itself. In the end it would be too arbitrary and litigious.Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
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Re: Suggs and Guns
Seeing how the average 911 response time is 23 minutes, the best option is to not make citizens jump through more hoops to arm themselves.We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
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Even though we clearly all feel you should be able to get whatever gun you want, this is obviously something were not going to agree upon. I wont ever think "every one get a gun" is the right mind set, just because criminals will always get guns and police dont respond quick enough.
you guys asked for a system that focuses on the person and not the tool but dont want to be burdened by getting looked into as a person. its a little hypocritical sounding to me, and i can understand it, as you all just want your gun with as much ease as possible (because your not whats being screened for in the first place), but I dont think that means its whats best for everyone.
at the end of the day, good debate even though we disagree. Hope santa claus brings you all as many guns as you can carry... safely.-JAB
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We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid. - Benjamin Franklin
Nothing wrong with agreeing to disagree. I choose to believe between government legislation and personal responsibility, the latter is the lesser of two evils, because the former only offers the illusion of safety with the cost of control.
Civil and respectful is definitely the way to go. Thanks, Jab.Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
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No, us guys did not. That was Houston's point. And Houston's point is that what you want is in the majority of cases is already being done. My point is more hoops aren't going to stop the people you don't want to have guns from having them. It's like you'd like it as a law, all the while admitting it won't be effective in stopping the people who shouldn't have guns from getting them - which just makes it harder for the regular dude to get them


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Camaro Crossmember
25 years ago when I built my '55 Chevy I used a 1968 Camaro transmission cross member. Just weld angle iron to the inner frame rails and drill four mounting holes. The Camaro cross member was the correct width. Nowadays an original 1968 Camaro cross member would probably cost more than a sweet aftermarket piece. Ah, the "Good Ol' Days"!
im installing side engine mounts this weekend. I will have a set of front trans mounts for sale. Let me know if your interested.
When you go to order side motor mounts, be aware that there are two different frames under tri-5's...a one piece and a seamed frame. You need to determine which you have and order your mounts accordingly.
I used McGaughey bolt in mounts, but I welded them in.
I used an Earl Williams classic chevy rear crossmember with a built in driveshaft loop...cool piece
You can keep your front mounts if you install bellhousing mounts from someone like Classic Chevy International or Danchuck, but then the frame horns will interfere if you go with a shorty style header....It is easier to convert to side mounts and a rear crossmember and whack the frame stubs out of there....
I have seen aluminum bellhousing broken on 55 - 57 Chevrolets that had Turbo 350 and Turbo 400's installed with the front mount and a crossmember under the transmission. TOO MUCH strain on the middle of this combination....
Many years ago when I had 55's , I made side motor mounts and a transmission support like the later models for my 55 . Now there are pre fabbed kits....to do the same thing. Chevrolet went to the side mount engine mounts and transmission supports in 1958.........and still use the same type system today.......that's got to tell you something
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If you were going to set up a work bench with a simple 5/8 plywood on saw horses you would probably not want to put them at the far ends........ but rather 1/3 of the way from each end. Stress as on the six bolts that hold the trans to the engine will be greatly reduced if you get the new mounting brackets. One of the things I like to do is get grade 8 shoulder bolts at the local hardware store for any swaps I do, kind of like added insurance. As for drive line angle, I would worry more about ground clearance, but the 56 we built had a slight slope and the drive line was almost straight in line. I like the idea of bolting the crossmember in! Put a jack under the mount once the other mounts are in place and see if you need a spacer or not. If it all fits nicely drill some holes. I will use hard grade 8 on these four bolts as well and usuall run the bolt with a washer from the inside of the frame down...... then put the cross member and nuts on from the bottom. This will allow you to see it at a glance when under there for service and way more user friendly. I like to spot weld bolt so I don't have to ever use a wrench on the top side, but not manditory. Love that year of car! Oh keep your original parts they are totally worth $ and you can put things back to original if ever need be for resale value.
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|You will have to support the engine in the middle if you are going to use the original frt mts when using a 350TH and rear crossmember, other wise there will be to much stress at the trans ,engine conection.Danchuk sells a side mount trans kit that fits your stock frame trans mnts and works very well.I'm sure other dealers do as well.It would be best to weld a piece of angle iron on the frame to bolt your crossmember to,but bolts could also work as long as you would have it supported in three places now.You could also go with side engine mnts and eliminate the stock front mnts.This would probably be the best route to take.The stock frnt mts should hold up fine esp. with new trans side mnts.....,.good luck
57 Chevy auto trans cross member
Hey guys, Thanks for taking time to help. I am changing out my two door hardtop 57 Chevy's original 3 speed on the column to a late model 350 turbo trans which will be on the column also. I already have a late model Chev 350 engine in the car mounted on the car's original front pin motor mounts. I got Danchuk to tell me what I needed to do the change over but the gave me no directions. My question is, will the original pin motor mounts be strong enough to handle the torque of the engine? This is a street car not a hot rod and will see no racing or hard driving. Also, I want to bolt the cross member on instead of welding. Is this a good idea and at what angle or special placement should the cross member have? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Well we all know the Early Teal season opens up Saturday morning. My question, is it going to be worth it with it being 90+ degrees outside this last two weeks and the highs calling for 96 this weekends. I've been out scouting this last week and have seen a few birds but nothing to get me real excited yet. I'm just seeing what others thoughts are on the subject. Has anyone seen any patterns with the teal that are here?
To me, next weekend looks more promising with a cold front moving in next week. Just my opinion.


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Being new to the 4 cylinder, especially EFI, I have to run the stock efi and stock ignition system in this dual plug 2.3L Ford engine. Has anyone dealt with trying to adjust these engines within the computers range without it acting out of wack in tuning?
well.. hello again...you are going to need some serious understanding of the EECIV fuel injection systems..you are going to want to read up on this neat machine...http://www.racesystems.com/sneeciv/sneec.htmyou will also want to pick up an EECIV ford training manual if you can find one.. they are not easy to find as they have not been printed in 18 years.. there is also a site called oldfuelinjection dot com.. you will want to read up thru..the ford EEC4 system goes thru self tests... if it fails the self tests.. it backs off the power to save the engine.. EGR flow is important to power output. why???in closed loop the computer verifies the operation of the EGR valve as it opens the EGR SOL and forces the EGR valve open fairly far.. it looks at the changes in the oxygen sensor for proof that the EGR flow is there... if it does not pass this test.. it backs off the power.. along with air injection tests.. using the TAB and TAD solenoids to open the diverter valve to the upstream air where it can be monitored by the computer via changes in the exhaust flow..why is EGR flow important.. in open loop.. which is where the computer operates with heavy throttle.. the ECM depends on the EGR flow to be there.. the egr flow in the intake air charge reduces the amount of oxygen in the incoming air stream.. reducing the need for fuel.. so the computer leans out the fuel mixture during open loop heavy throttle operation.if the EGR flow is not there. the engine is going to ping. and the air fuel ratio is going to be LEAN...this is really complicated.. and i don't do tuning on EEC4 systems.. i just put them back together.. so i understand how the factory set them up..
Hey Wayne, hope everything is going well for you!So pretty much Wayne I am leaving the emissions on to make the best power from what it looks like?Thank you for the reply!! I actually have a EEC driveability diagnosis book I wonder how different that will be from a EEC4? Again I don't have the time right now to go through to see what this book tells but I do have something from 1986 EEC related etc. I will check for a specific EEC4 though too.
86 book will be EEC4...there are slight variations between each year..its very hard to use the incorrect year book and get anywhere beyond codes...the systems work alike... but the diagnostic printed info may be different.. or start at a different place...a few things you will want to search out...a set of test clips with teeth like this.. so you can test right thru the insulation...if you don't end up with one of the data boxes like above.. or a EEC4 break out box.. rotunda , OTC and thexton units were around.. still pop up on craigs and swap meets.. so you can measure the various circuit..you will also want a decent automotive digital volt meter.. one that also displays Ms... millisecond.. and HZ... hertz.. cycles per second.. if you have a junk yard nearby.. hit the import section and look in volvos and saabs... for connectors that look like male and female versions of the fuel injector connectors.. buy both halves.. think antilock brakes and a few on the ignition control area... this will give you the ability to make an injector break out harness to measure the millisecond pulsewidth.. leave as much pigtail as you can... connect the wire ends with female bullet connectors... so you can clip into them easily.. or extend with male bullet connectors and more wire...1.2 to 1.4MS injector pulse width shows you are in idle program...there are also bosch III injectors with tiny holes in the plate that flow MUCH better at longer open percentages... by the way.. there is a forum online called turbo bricks.. deal with volvo turbos... they have found that the 83 thru 85 5.0 CFI throttle body fuel injectors with the blue color flow 59 pounds per hour.. the 5.0HO grey top versions flow 62... the green 3.8 versions only flow 38... verses the 16 or 24 pounds you have.. yes.. it takes a custom adaptor to mount them to your fuel rail.. but its a cheep way to get more fuel...i would imagine that it might be illegal for some classes if not all classes.. did you see the 2 or 3 sections of the 2.3 engine build here in the tech section???? there was also an article in one of the magazines about a guy with a turbo 2.3... and he selected a cam from a 91 ranger 2.3 as that one had the most lift and duration.. but he was running a turbo motor..
oh... eec4 started around 1984.. and ended in 1995 or so.. when everything became EECV and OBD2...i think eecv came just before OBD2... but i will have to check on that...
I will have to check on that article and forum as well. Thank you very much for the insight and information Wayne! I have quite a list to get done on this ranger right now. I hope to get started on tear down this weekend on the body and chassis.
I know I will be changing head-bolts to head-studs for sure.
some 2300 stuffhttp://www.circletrack.com/sch/02/esslinger/articles/you might enjoy ...
Here is Melling's cam MC835, 1991 Ranger 2wd. O'reilly & Autozone are the same price. I haven't checked the aftermarket performance venue yet. Mine is a Roller rocker camshaft.Lobe lift .216Gross liftIntake .356Exhaust .355Duration @ .050 lift 188, SAE duration is 254[URL]http://www.mellingengine.com/Portals/5/pdf/pdf_catalog/camshaft-specifications.pdf[/URL]
Here is a picture of two 2.3L Cams from the back end. One is from a 1989 and the right side is from a 1995.I believe 1989 to 1994 use the same design, 1995 Ford changed the valve stems, springs, lobes etc. The plugs are obviously different from thread in to tap in. I think the cam gear may be different too. On the tensioner spring for the timing belt, I will say this, it is obsolete through Ford BUT if you can find one buy it! I have the part number somewhere and I hope to post that soon. I don't know who else deals with those or may have something that works but if you have one you believe is still good KEEP it.
Here is a picture of both cams from the side viewing the lobes and journals. Notice different placement of oil grooves and width of the cam lobes too. I have some rocker picks somewhere too.
this might come in handy... its for a 8 spark plug 90 ranger.. but it should be the same
i wonder if ford factory camshafts are different than aftermarket replacement cams...i am thinking the lift , duration and centerlinehmmm?the tensioner spring should NEVER WEAR out.. as it is ONLY flexed to when installing a new timing belt...other than that.. its fixed ... locked in one location... if you are worried about cam belt tension..with your bare hands.. you should be able to turn the belt on the longest span on 1/4 of a turn.. no more .. no less.. that gets it close...back in the mid 90s i worked at an engine rebuilder.. one of the assembly guys who had worked there for like 30 years was chasing a 2.3 around the steel topped assembly bench.. it was a long block and he was trying to hold the tensioner and spring back while he installed the timing belt with the other.. i told him that i could show him a trick to install that belt in seconds.. he denied it was possible.. when i levered the tensioner back and locked it in place with the bolt and slipped the belt on.. he was floored.. the guys around the block from me when i was growing up had a pinto 2300.. they kept breaking cam snouts and wiping out the tensioner bearings... they used probably a 3 foot crow bar to move the tensioner into the belt to get it really really tight.. wow.. sounded cool also.. that supercharger whirring noise for a day or two before it failed again.. worst ones to tension that i have run across are the daewoo/chevy dohc small 4 cylinder motors.. you have to have or create a special tool to rotate the water pump while watching the back of the tensioner plastic scale while using a mirror and a flashlight to get it just right... or it will rip everything apart and bend most of the valves.. yep.. thats a 30K inspection and a 60K replacement belt..
A pry bar? lol that is hilarious Wayne.If they never wear out, I guess I have 2 springs that are good, but, its always nice to keep something on hand that is known as obsolete @ FOMOCO. I know EVERY auto parts store CAN'T get them, I had to go through that when I bought up my tensioner assembly etc. Thanks for the wiring, my 1989 is a 8 plug as well. I will have to check some of my books in my library to see if I see any factory specs. I know there is something somewhere in my collection of tech manuals.Edit: I will try to scoop up some cam specs from my Chiltons and motors manuals when I can.
measure the cam lobes.... width vs height..for duration.. do you have a spare cam sprocket?? or a spare head.. even if its NOT usable.. other than for a degreeing stand..so you have weak valve springs on the first 2 valves... the cams slide in.. the cam followers go in on the first 2... degree wheel... all thread legs thru the head bolt holes.. so you can turn it over.. indicators riding against the valve faces.. you may have to rob some adjusters off a 2.0.. and thread that junk head... as the duration on 2.3s is measured differently as the LOBE WIPES across the cam follower.. well.. if you have roller followers.. that would be different.. might be able to crack open the valve lifters.. and use a spring that is just slightly firmer than the weak valve springs. to the valve opens.. or.. perhaps .. just some worm gear type hose clamps on the stem of the lifter to prevent it from moving but still allow adjustment to zero the lash..


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Just so I'm sure, TBI, not VORTEC, right?
Another thing to check is the pickup in the distributor. I had one come into the shop, similar problem, and the pickup was totally fubar, but you couldn't tell unless you pulled the rotor off.
No start
If you find a blown fuse check the wiring harness at the injectors and make sure they have no exposed wiring that the air cleaner might be blowing when it is put on.
If you find no blown fuses, If you look by the fuel pump relay you will find a single red wire with a black connector. That is a test lead. If you apply 12v to it the pump will run. If it runs then the wiring to the pump is okay. But this vehicle since it was running before I just don't see any Relay of PCM problems.
If you have fuel under pressure, spark, injector signal, then you may have a problem with injectors stopped up. When you pulled the tank was it good & clean inside? Fuel look good, no signs of water or anything else?
Very seldom have I had to replace injectors unless they were contaminated from bad fuel (excessive water or someone dumping other chemicals in the tank). You might want to take a fuel sample in a clean glass jar and let it sit for a while to see if it has anything in it.
When they tested your pump did they do it with a fuel gauge? Had it completley quit running or just running poorly? Pull a plug and see if it's burning clean or it appears to been burning something else.
96 Chevy won't start
I installed a new filter, however, I will check the injector fuses. It is a TBI and I have not idiot lights. It was dying at stops lights and won't run with A/C on. I pulled down the tank again to make sure I installed the new pump correctly. I wondered if I tripped something.
No start
Is the fuel under pressure to the intake? Maybe a restricted fuel filter instead of a pump out? Check all fuses-- inj1, inj2.
When you turn the key on do you hear the pump run for a few seconds? If not check fuel pump relay. If it runs while pouring fuel in the throttle body I do not think you have a PCM problem, or module trigger problem from the distributor, however it is not impossible to loose a PCM injector drive circuit.
Is this a Throttle Body unit or a Muiti-port unit? Any Service engine soon light?
96 Chevy p/w won't start, help please
I know this is my first post, however I really need some help. I have a 1996 Chevy C1500. It was running poorly, I took it to a local mechanic for diagnostics. I was told it needed a fuel pump. I was quoted $350.00. I decided to fix it myself, I dropped the tank, changed the pump, added a new screen. I replaced the tank and guess what? No start. I have gas, spark and if I shoot some starter stuff in the TBI is will start and then die once it burns off the starter fluid. What did I miss? I took off the lines from the back of the throttle body and I have gas. Is there something I missed?
If some one has some suggestions, it would be helpful.
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A Canadian girl is at the center of an important court case because she was raised in a home by white supremacist parents whose beliefs led them to teach their children to hate anyone who was not white. The elementary age child used expressions like "Heil Hitler," and told social workers that all black people should be killed. The trial is to determine if the province's child welfare system will get permanent custody of the girl and her young brother. A social worker was called to the school after the girl showed up with white supremacist slogans written on her skin. She told the social worker that "what people don't understand is that black people should die, that anyone who is not white should die." Social workers discovered that in her home the children were given access to white supremacist websites.
The parents argue they believe in white supremacy just as some Muslims teach their children that only Muslims are right and it was OK to hate non-Muslims. "You can't sit there and tell a Muslim family that they cannot teach their children Muslim beliefs or they can't teach them Islam because there are certain people who take it to an extreme. Just because certain people take white nationalism to extreme doesn't mean that I am."
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Canisius College senior guard Billy Baron highlights the 2013-14 Preseason All-Big 4 Basketball Teams, which were announced Monday morning at the Big 4 Basketball Media Day at First Niagara Center. Baron and fellow senior Chris Manhertz were named to the Preseason All-Big 4 First Team, while senior center Jordan Heath was named to the Preseason All-Big 4 Second Team. The Preseason All-Big 4 Teams were voted on by media and athletic communications staffs that cover Buffalo, Canisius, Niagara and St. Bonaventure.
Baron helped lead Canisius to its first 20-win campaign since 2000-01 last year after the Golden Griffins posted a 20-14 overall record and an 11-7 mark in MAAC play. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound guard averaged 17.2 points per game, which ranked third in the MAAC and his 5.0 assists per game led the league and ranked among the top-75 in the nation. He was the first Griff in more than 25 seasons to score 30-or more points in three different games, highlighted by his career-high 33-point effort at Niagara. He has been recognized as the 2013-14 MAAC Preseason Player of the Year in five different publications this fall, and last week, he was named to the Preseason All-MAAC First Team, Canisius' first preseason all-league first team honoree since 2000-01.
Manhertz was also named to the Preseason All-Big 4 First Team after he led the Griffs in rebounding average last season with 8.7 boards per game. The Bronx, N.Y., native starts this year as the MAAC's top returning rebounder and he also added 7.6 points per game to Canisius' scoring effort a season ago. A 2013-14 Preseason All-MAAC Third Team choice, Manhertz enters his senior year ranked 18th in school history with 574 career rebounds.
Joining Baron and Manhertz on the All-Big 4 First Team are Buffalo's Javon McCrea and Will Regan and Niagara's Antoine Mason. Baron, McCrea and Mason were unanimous first-team selections.
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Dover man apprehended Friday following road rage incident
Joshua Hussey, 21, of 22 Winter St., was charged with two felonies - reckless conduct and criminal liability for the conduct of another - based on the alleged road rage.
The incident began along Main Street - Route 153 - in Farmington Thursday, when Hussey and an unidentified man allegedly threatened two others with a baseball bat and a chainsaw, according to Middleton police.
Police responded to Route 153 around 8:30 p.m. after receiving a report that Hussey and the other person were allegedly chasing a vehicle with two other people through Farmington, Milton and into Middleton while attempting to force two other people of the road, according to Middleton police.
The two people also told police that Hussey's passenger was allegedly attempting to break their windows - while traveling along Route 153 - using a long pole with a knife attached to the end, according to Middleton police.
Members of Farmington, Milton, New Durham and N.H. State Police also responded to the area to apprehend Hussey's vehicle, but their attempts to 'make contact with this rolling road rage incident' were unsuccessful, according to Middleton police.
The two people eventually drove to the Farmington Police Station while Hussey and the other man left the area. After Middleton police interviewed the two people, a warrant was issued for Hussey, according to police.
Since deadly weapons were allegedly used, reckless conduct and criminal liability for conduct of another are both Class B felonies, which are punishable by a maximum sentence of 3� to7 years in prison for each charge, according to Middleton police.
Hussey was arraigned in the 7th Circuit Court in Rochester Friday. He was released on $5,000 personal recognizance and was ordered to have no contact with the victims, according to Middleton police.
As police continue to investigate the matter, additional arrests may occur and more charges may be filed, according to Middleton police.
Anyone with information about the incident, especially about the identity of Hussey's passenger, is encouraged to contact Middleton police at (603) 473-8548.


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Nhadyne & Corregan
October 5
Marietta, Georgia
Q & A with the Bride & Groom:
1. What was the one thing about your venue that made you know it was the one?
When we stepped onto the Hilton's veranda and looked over the rolling golf course towards the woods, hills and setting sun, we couldn't think of a better place to celebrate our wedding. We wanted to have our ceremony at a church, so we picked the friendliest and most welcoming church with a traditional sanctuary in the area. However, the grounds of the Hilton and the restaurant were the perfect place for an outdoor cocktail hour and an indoor reception.
2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
1. Music is an important part of both of our lives, so we wanted the music at the wedding to reflect our respective backgrounds and experiences. Nhadyne's family is from Trinidad and Jamaica by way of England, and her grandfather, Winston Simon, pioneered the steel pan. We decided to have a steel pan player during the cocktail hour to honor him. As we took pictures across the golf course, we heard the Marley classic "No Woman No Cry" being played by the band, and the fusion of Trinidadian and Jamaican influences was perfect. We followed this up with an English DJ, who has lived here for a long time, and so knew UK, West Indian and American favorite songs to get everyone moving on the dance floor.
2. We decided to do an adults-only reception, and as a courtesy to our guests provided sitter services for those with children. Younger children got to play games, do arts and crafts, and get their faces painted, while the older children got to play in a video game truck that we rented. It was great to free the adults to stay for the whole event and have uninhibited fun without having to worry about the well-being or entertainment of their children.
3. Corregan is a big fan of microbrews and is particular about his beverages, so the Hilton's beverage coordinator provided a customized selection of drinks for the event that were comparable to the standard list in price, but reflected our personal taste. The guests were delighted to have a different set of choices, and the distinctive selection added an additional flair and elegance to the event.
3. Give us the one moment from your wedding that you can't stop thinking about.
At the end of the wedding, we departed through a path surrounded by our family and friends, lit with sparklers, to a waiting vintage Rolls Royce. As we were about to start, one of our friends' daughters, fresh from an exciting evening in the video game truck, and beautifully adorned in face paint from the sitters, jumped up excitedly and grabbed Nhadyne's train. As we walked out and waved to everyone, she danced back and forth behind Nhadyne, while still managing to do a decent job of carrying the train. The moment was a bit surreal, and definitely magical and full of the love we had experienced the entire day. What a way to start a life together!


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