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Arsenal Football Club is pleased to announce that Islington-born goalkeeper James Shea has signed a new contract with the Club.
After excelling in the triumphant FA Youth Cup and Premier Academy League 'double' winning-side of 2008/09, James played six times for the Reserves last term and has continued his progression this season, becoming a regular in Neil Banfield's side.
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2010: Singer-songwriter Teena Marie, whose success in R&B and soul earned her the nickname "Ivory Queen of Soul," dies of natural causes at the age of 54 in Pasadena, California. She was best known for such funk-infused 1980s hits as "I Need Your Lovin'" and "Lovergirl." [ + - ]
2006: Gerald Ford, the 38th president of the United States, dies of arteriosclerotic cerebrovascular disease and diffuse arteriosclerosis at the age of 93 in Rancho Mirage, California. [ + - ]
2004: A 9.3 magnitude earthquake creates a tsunami causing devastation in Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, the Maldives and many other areas around the rim of the Indian Ocean, killing more than 230,000 people in one of the deadliest natural disasters in history. [ + - ]
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2003: A magnitude 6.6 earthquake devastates the southeast Iranian city of Bam, killing 26,271 people and leaving another 30,000 injured. The quake destroyed 85 to 90 percent of the infrastructure and buildings in the Bam area, including the 2,500-year-old citadel of Arg-é Bam. [ + - ]
2001: Actor Nigel Hawthorne, who earned an Academy Award nomination for 1994's "The Madness of King George" (pictured), dies of a heart attack at age 72 in Radwell, Hertfordshire, England. Hawthorne was also well known for his BAFTA-winning role in the 1980s British sitcom "Yes Minister" and its sequel, "Yes, Prime Minister." [ + - ]
2000: Actor Jason Robards, best known for his Oscar-winning roles in "All the President's Men" (pictured) and "Julia" and his Oscar-nominated role in "Melvin and Howard," dies of lung cancer at the age of 78 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. [ + - ]
1999: Musician Curtis Mayfield, a pioneer of funk and of politically conscious African-American music best known for composing the soundtrack to the blaxploitation film "Super Fly," dies of diabetes at the age of 57 in Roswell, Georgia. [ + - ]
1996: Child beauty pageant queen JonBenét Ramsey, 6, is found murdered in her basement in Boulder, Colorado, eight hours after being reported missing. The case, which after several grand jury hearings remains unsolved, continues to generate public and media interest. [ + - ]
1991: The Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union meets and formally dissolves the Soviet Union. [ + - ]
1986: The first long-running American television soap opera, "Search for Tomorrow," airs its final episode after 35 years on the air. At the time of its final broadcast, it was the longest-running non-news program on television. [ + - ]
1986: Actor Kit Harington, best known for his portrayal of Jon Snow in HBO's "Game of Thrones," is born in London, England. [ + - ]
1982: Time magazine's Man of the Year is for the first time a non-human: the personal computer. [ + - ]
1979: Singer Chris Daughtry, best known as the lead singer of the rock band Daughtry and as the fourth-place contestant on the fifth season of "American Idol," is born in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. [ + - ]
1977: Film director and writer Howard Hawks, best known for films such as "Bringing Up Baby," "His Girl Friday," "Sergeant York," "To Have and Have Not," "The Big Sleep," "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "Rio Bravo," dies at the age of 81 in Palm Springs, California, from complications of a fall several weeks earlier. He's seen here with Lauren Bacall in 1943. [ + - ]
1974: Comedian Jack Benny, best known for his show, "The Jack Benny Program," which ran on radio and TV for more than three decades and was a major influence on the sitcom genre, dies of pancreatic cancer at the age of 80 in Beverly Hills, California. He's seen here in 1960 with his wife, Mary Livingstone. [ + - ]
1973: The horror movie "The Exorcist," starring Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow, Jason Miller and Linda Blair, and directed by William Friedkin, opens in theaters. The movie would earn $66.3 million during its first theatrical release, making it the second most popular film of 1974, trailing only "The Sting." It would also become the first horror movie to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, one of 11 Oscar nominations it received. However, it won only two Oscars, for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Sound. [ + - ]
1972: Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president of the United States, dies of multiple organ failure at the age of 88 in Kansas City, Missouri. [ + - ]
1971: Singer-songwriter and actor Jared Leto, the lead singer of the band Thirty Seconds to Mars also known for roles in movies such as "Fight Club," "Requiem for a Dream," "American Psycho" and "Dallas Buyers Club," is born in Bossier City, Louisiana. His performance in "Dallas Buyers Club" earned him an Academy Award, a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award. [ + - ]
1966: The first Kwanzaa is celebrated by Maulana Karenga, the chair of Black Studies at California State University, Long Beach. [ + - ]
1963: Rock musician Lars Ulrich, best known as the drummer for the hard rock band Metallica, is born in Gentofte, Denmark. [ + - ]
1954: Hall of Fame baseball player Ozzie Smith, a 13-time Gold Glove winner who set major league records for career assists (8,375) and double plays (1,590) by a shortstop, is born in Mobile, Alabama. Smith played 19 seasons in the MLB, mostly with the St. Louis Cardinals, winning a World Series in 1982. [ + - ]
1951: The Japanese crime drama "Rashomon," starring Toshiro Mifune and directed by Akira Kurosawa, makes its U.S. debut. The movie, which depicts a crime through the widely differing accounts of four witnesses, introduced Kurosawa and the cinema of Japan to Western audiences and earned the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1952. [ + - ]
1947: Hall of Fame baseball player Carlton Fisk, who played 24 years for the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox, is born in Bellows Falls, Vermont. Fisk, best known for "waving fair" his game-winning home run in the 12th inning of Game 6 of the 1975 World Series, retired in 1993 holding the records for most home runs all-time by a catcher and most games played at the position of catcher. [ + - ]
1941: U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs a bill establishing the fourth Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day in the United States. [ + - ]
1940: The screwball comedy "The Philadelphia Story," starring Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart and Ruth Hussey and directed by George Cukor, premieres in New York City. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, winning two: Stewart for Best Actor and Donald Ogden Stewart for Best Adapted Screenplay. It would also prove a success at the box office, finishing as the fifth highest-earning movie of 1941. [ + - ]
1939: Music producer Phil Spector, the originator of the "Wall of Sound" production technique and a pioneer of the 1960s girl-group sound, is born in The Bronx, New York. Spector, who produced more than 25 Top 40 hits between 1960 and 1965, was convicted in 2009 of second-degree murder in the 2003 shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson in his Alhambra, California, home. He is serving a prison sentence of 19 years to life. [ + - ]
1933: Puppeteer Caroll Spinney, most famous for playing Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on "Sesame Street," is born in Waltham, Massachusetts. [ + - ]
1931: Melvil Dewey, the American librarian famous for creating the Dewey Decimal Classification system, dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 80 in Lake Placid, Florida. [ + - ]
1921: Comedian, author and composer Steve Allen, best known as the first host of "The Tonight Show," is born in New York City. Allen, who hosted "The Tonight Show" from 1954 to 1957 and went on to host the prime-time variety show "The Steve Allen Show," died of a massive heart attack at age 78 on Oct. 30, 2000. [ + - ]
1919: Babe Ruth of the Boston Red Sox is sold to the New York Yankees by owner Harry Frazee. [ + - ]
1914: Actor Richard Widmark, who was nominated for an Academy Award for his debut movie role in 1947's "Kiss of Death," is born in Sunrise Township, Minnesota. He's also known for his roles in movies such as "Panic in the Streets," "Night and the City," "No Way Out," "The Alamo," "Judgment at Nuremberg" and "How the West Was Won." He died at age 93 on March 24, 2008. [ + - ]
1908: Jack Johnson becomes the first black world heavyweight boxing champion, defeating the reigning world champion, Canadian Tommy Burns, in Sydney, Australia. The fight lasted 14 rounds before being stopped by the police in front of more than 20,000 spectators. The title was awarded to Johnson on a referee's decision as a knockout. [ + - ]
1893: Military leader and politician Mao Zedong, the founding father of the People's Republic of China, is born in Shaoshan, Hunan. [ + - ]
1891: Author Henry Miller, best known for the novels "Tropic of Cancer," "Black Spring" and "Tropic of Capricorn," is born in Manhattan, New York City. He died of circulatory complications at age 88 on June 7, 1980. [ + - ]
1871: Gilbert and Sullivan collaborate for the first time, on their lost opera "Thespis." It did modestly well, but the two would not collaborate again for four years. The pair would end up collaborating on 13 more comic operas, of which "H.M.S. Pinafore," "The Pirates of Penzance" and "The Mikado" are among the best known. [ + - ]
1862: After trials and sentencing following the Dakota War of 1862, 38 Dakota are hanged in Mankato, Minnesota, in the largest one-day execution in American history. [ + - ]
1862: Four nuns serving as volunteer nurses on board the USS Red Rover become the first female nurses on a U.S. Navy hospital ship. [ + - ]
1860: The first ever inter-club soccer match takes place between Hallam F.C. and Sheffield F.C. at the Sandygate Road ground in Sheffield, England. [ + - ]
1846: Trapped in snow in the Sierra Nevadas and without food, members of the Donner Party resort to cannibalism. The pass, now renamed Donner Pass, is seen here in the 1870s. [ + - ]
1825: Advocates of liberalism in Russia rise up against Tsar Nicholas I and are put down in the Decembrist Revolt in St. Petersburg. [ + - ]
1799: Congress holds a memorial service for President George Washington, with 4,000 people hearing Maj. Gen. Henry Lee, Washington's military protégé and a Virginia congressman, declare him as "first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen." [ + - ]


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|1975 914 porsche probably will never use first gear so it will still be a 4 speed
sounds good
but i dont think i have ever seen a 5spd manual transmission without an O/D. normally the 5th gear is under 1:1
ok i see what you are saying my87Z and I will know soon enough what the engine is going to be putting out I was talking to the guy that owns machine shop here and it sounds like i might have them set my carb up and dyno the engine its going to cost me but should be worth it i might have them swap intake wile its there to see what one I want as long as they dont charge to much more for that.
to be honest if the engine only put out 330hp that would be 210hp more than what the car had stock so i should be happy with those numbers.
I know its going to be a higher reving engine and thats what i wanted and there will be no launching this car but more of a road race kinda car and maybe a weekend cruse kinda of a car it has a 5 speed tranny with no overdrive
|I had a 12.5.1 standard bore 283, big roller cam and all kinds of old school trick parts. It made 308HP at flywheel. I'm sure today's technology could squeeze out more horses but I would spend my money on a 350.
I think whatever HP your 283 build makes will be way up there near 6500-7,000 with the cam and heads you are using. There's really an issue with flowing the kind of numbers you're quoting, and I wont argue if they flow that, but if they do it's going to be at very high end.
I'd be very surprised if it makes much over 300 hp also. I built a very similar 283 long ago for my '55 Chevy gasser, and used the old 1.94/1.60 "fueler" heads with some extra porting, and it was pushing around 308 hp at the crank.
Your lower gears in the rear will help, as will a stick tranny, but it will be pretty void of HP or torque up to around 3500 rpm's. Might have to launch around 4,000 rpm's and try to keep it in the 4,000 plus range. Not exactly a well mannered street engine when it doesn't make good midrange torque or power.
I know that you can get these kind of numbers out of a set of 416 heads but did you happen to see who did the head work on the ones you posted. Meaux Racing ain't no joke, they would be in the top 5% of head porters. You won't likely get the same kind of numbers out of the average performance shop. Then take into account the extra 5ish% you will loose going from a 4.00 bore plate to a 3.905" bore plate. 225cfm at 500" - 5% would equal 213cfm at .500". When I gave you the estimate of 205-210cfm @ .500" that is an extremely realistic number.
These heads from the factory are only pushing around 170-180cfm @ .500" and when you do a mold port/ valve job you can expect to gain about 8-12% in flow. Given these numbers a mild port/ valve job on these heads would get you about 190-200cfm. With the 3.905 bore you should be mildly happy with around 205-210 @.500".
It takes a lot to make good power out of a small bore motor, this is why you don't see many people using these old 265, 283, 305, and 307's. If someone has used them it is usually just for a stock rebuild or for a very mild performance build. I still think that you may make around 320 maybe 330 hp and making that out of a 283 ain't bad at all
i dont know any more i just feel that you are giving me enough credit as a builder these heads were flow with 1.84in valve and a 4" bore
Chevy 416 Ported Meaux Racing SS Iron N/A 1.84/1.50
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197/170 .400
225/183 .500
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they are the 416 head but the 601 have the same runners
and i might just take you up on that but the bore size will be 3.905
I realize i asked the dumb question but i did want more onions on it and i really do have to use the 305 head because of the small combustion chambers
Okay buddy, can't no one tell you anything.
First off when people flow test heads the usually use a rather large bore plate (4.125-4.200) as to inflate the numbers. Head manufactures have been doing this for years, as well as head shops do they can make their work look better. But since you are using a 3.875 (3.905 @ .030) then those flow numbers decrease much more than you think. When you see a pair of heads from a manufacturer that have been flow tested out to say 250cfm at .500" (4.200 bore plate), I've seen these re-flow tested for a 350 with a 4.030 bore plate and only make around 235cfm. With that much loss going from 4.200-4.030, imagine how much more loss there would be to 3.875.
Your cylinder bore makes a big difference because it is what is creating the vaccum to suck the air down into, obviously a 4.200 bore will create more vaccum than a 3.875. Increasing the valve size from 1.84-1.94 will help some but not that much, I would bet my car that your 601 heads flow tested with a 3.875 bore plate wouldn't make over say maybe 205-210 MAX at .500"
You came on this forum and asked the questions so don't get angrey because you are getting answers you don't like from people who know what they are talking about. I've seen it a hundred times, when peoples bubble gets deflated.
|not one of those heads had the 1.94 intake valve installed and i have both sets i have the 416 and the 601 mine both came with the 1.84 valves they came off a ho 305 motor yes they only put out 190hp and like 240tq stock any how the only differences i really see in them would have been the valve shrouding but they have been let open a bit to help deshroud the intake valve every set of ported 416 and 601 heads with the 1.94in valve put in i have seen flow tested flowed around 225-240cfm at .500 look up F-BIRD'88 ported heads and mine look very similar to his i know there is know way to know for sure what mine flow but i would say no less than 220 for sure
Okay so you can understand this better, 601 and 416 heads were both factory 305 heads the 416's are the better performing more coveted pair. I just looked up on Stan Weiss cylinder head flow chart and a pair of 416's with a mild port job only put out 180cfm @ .500" if the person who did the work did a good job then you may see 200cfm @ .500". This flow is what is hindering you do much. My estimate of 330-340hp is likely a push but you may be able to push this out. Remember these heads from the factory were used on an engine that was putting out less than 200hp. Is this seriously the head you want to try and make "good power" out of.
And yes, a 350 with a mildly ported set of .601 heads, a .230 degree cam... Would only make around 340-360hp. A motor is only as good as its heads. A motor could have a poor combination but a good set of heads and still make pretty decent power. But a motor with a well planned combination of parts with a mediocre set of heads will only make as much power as those heads will allow it to make. Never skimp out on you heads, on a decent motor it can literally be the difference of 100hp.
lets say you were to put all those parts on a 350 forged crank reworked lighten stock rod forged piston nicely done rebuilt and ported heads with a 230 duration @ .05 advertised duration is 292 lift would be about 512 with my 1.6 roller rockers and 11-1 compression nice dull plane intake or maybe open could go either way 1 5/8 header nice free flowing exhaust and a good carb
so with all that a 350 should only put out 350hp that sound kinda funny
I was thinking 275 horse, maybe 300 if lucky. Thats better than 1 horse per cubic inch on naturally aspirated engine. Those numbers seem real. JMO
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You left out Migratory Beeks.
How about if the hives are setting still in a yard somewhere before they are loaded on a truck. Are you saying that migratory beeks didn't haul Verroa, Small Hive Beatles, Fire Ants, and yes even AHB around the country? I have no experience or studies to indicate that this is a fact but it sure sounds logical to me.
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I bought a Imbel FAL kit a few months ago in anticipation of the ban. I didn't know much about building a FAL but I knew I wanted one and that time was short. Now that I've collected all the kits, I'm looking at buying the parts to build them up. The one thing I neglected to pick up was a upper receiver!
Where can I find an Imbel receiver?
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DSA absolutely the best Type 1 and Type 2 but I'd give the edge for the best available Type 3 to Imbel for the sole fact that they are drop forged receivers. Last I saw DSA machined from drop forged ingot - there is a difference when it comes to grain patterns. Can't go wrong with either choice though.
Look on Falfiles or post WTB there under market place. Probably gonna run ya 3 bills for Imbel. You can also get the DSA for around the same price and adds to US parts count
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Can you tell the difference between DSA and Imbel's Type III receivers once they are built on the rifle?
My understanding is that the Type III is correct for the kit I bought
The DSA's will be fit and finished much better than the Imbels, which will usually have some machine marks left over.
Talking to a buddy of mine who builds a lot of FAL's, he has been less than happy with some of the later manufactured Imbels. The machinery is getting old and apparently he's had to "massage" the receivers a lot more than he has had to in the past to get them right.
Having said that, the Imbels are fine receivers.
Dealer Warehouse should be about the only outlet for them.
One other thing to consider.........the DSA, while being a superior product in my opinion, is also a US part, one less that you have to worry about when building.
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Did Dealers Warehouse ever come thru with the Imbel receivers they were anticipating?
Classic Arms got a couple of small shipments of Imbels in the past 2-3 months.
MGS also had a few a month or so back.
There's a vendor (Court) on Falfiles that gets a few every now and then also
BTW - I'd never hesitate buying a DSA FAL receiver. I do like an excellent Type 3 Imbel kit mounted on a nice Gear Logo Imbel receiver. It also just looks right
If the parts kit was a type 1 or 2 STG FAL or a G1, then I'd go for the DSA receiver without a doubt
I'd also agree that the fit and finish is better on the DSA, but I still like the fact that the Imbel is a stronger receiver for being dropped forged. The DSA is a harder receiver all in all due to the reason that is if fully heat treated.
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I am on their backorder list also. I gave up and went a different route and bought elsewhere
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Awesome! Your 10 years ahead of me. Just curious about your route. I sail in Lake Erie and met a guy who lives up here in the Summer and then heads to Key West in a Gulfstar 50. Though his route is from Lake Erie to Chicago, then the Illinois Waterway to the Mississippi (though he did say that he is doing a lot of dieseling).
That Gulfstar 50 wouldn't happen to be Tessa out of Port Clinton, would it?
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Loved reading all of your journal updates. My friend and I plan on setting sale from Charlevoix next year around August 31st, waiting till I am out of the military next spring. We are planning on sailing through the Great Lakes and down to the Caribbean.
Hey everyone! thanks so much for the support - okay, now i'll try to address some of your points...
@ Boomer:
1) we are only in Buffalo NY right now, not going through the st. lawrence, but the erie canal (god willing!) we are having engine problems right now (its all on the blog - happy days!) - but i can tell you its cold right now! looking forward to heading south! We have all sorts of heavy gear - are you talking about clothes or sails and stuff? we have a gale sail and all that...and head to toe foulies and boots and the lot.
2) wind has rarely been where we need/want it - so we've been motoring like mad so we can get through the erie before it closes. we've sailed a bit, motorsailed a bit - but mostly been under power. we'll take it easy when we are in warmer waters...but now, the cold is making us MOVE!
Aww...and we were in Charelvoix for a day and a half - LOVE LOVE LOVE that harbor town...you're lucky to call it home! Please keep in touch and good luck with your plan!!
@ W30DF - yeah, the mississippi route was a possibility for us, but you can't sail AT ALL on the river and we wanted to do a nice shake down through the great lakes...it has proven VERY worthwhile as we have (and are still) working out some gnarly kinks. but all good! that is supposed to be a neat trip, as long as you don't get run down by the barges and hit too much debris!
@Boxedup - we will HOPEFULLY be in NY harbor soonish - do you have any recommendations for a slip somewhere that doesn't make me want to poke my eyes out!? we are in buffalo right now with some engine issues, and we'll be here for a few days - but hopefully we'll be in NY city in 10 days or so...let us know - you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. either way, we'd love to meet you!
@ Rockdawg - thanks so much!! We are not sure where we'll be and when, but if and when we get to your 'hood we'd love to meet up for a lunch or dinner! That would be lovely!
@ Eryka - you sound like a kindred soul. we love MI, but we never stopped at Northport (we were at Frankfort, just down a ways) thanks for the compliments on the blog - i try to make it entertaining and i love to write (though my writing in these forums suffers!! haha) We will most definitely be in Annapolis before x-mas so that would be awesome! i'll get in touch as the time gets closer...either way, it's always nice to meet fellow cruisers!! oh, and i see you have a blog or site - i'll check that out now.
Thanks again for all the support everyone! We appreciate it!
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Just started skimming your blog - lovely job & great writing. Oh, and did I mention best wishes on your stunning adventure? Living on a boat, living in touch with nature, just never gets old. PM me or email me if you get to the Annapolis area before Xmas, we can probably help out with a car and maybe dockage at a friends house.
Our hailing port is Northport, MI, though we haven't been back since 2002 it would be fun to compare Lake Michigan notes.
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hey everyone! we did it - we actually left the dock on our around the world cruise! we left chicago sept. 28th and are in lake erie right now, getting ready to transit the erie barge canal!
the sailing community has been so good to us and i just thought i'd share our blog in case any of you who are planning your dreams and not yet 'off the dock' would like to travel with us vicariously!
we are doing it! it does happen, all the time!
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|Love the blog, entertaining and looking forward to reading more about your adventure. Will definitely show the Mark Twain quote to my wife! When you guys know when you'll be berthing in NY Harbor, would like to meet up and hear more.
|Awesome! Your 10 years ahead of me. Just curious about your route. I sail in Lake Erie and met a guy who lives up here in the Summer and then heads to Key West in a Gulfstar 50. Though his route is from Lake Erie to Chicago, then the Illinois Waterway to the Mississippi (though he did say that he is doing a lot of dieseling).
Loved reading all of your journal updates. My friend and I plan on setting sale from Charlevoix next year around August 31st, waiting till I am out of the military next spring. We are planning on sailing through the Great Lakes and down to the Caribbean.
Was wondering if you could fill me in on the following:
1. How is the weather around Montreal, Quebec & as you move north, New Brunswick this time of year? How heavy of gear do you recommend?
2. In general how has the wind been on a daily basis this time of year on the Great Lakes, what kind of mileage are you pulling a day/ week. In your journals it sounds like you are making excellent time.
Don't want to overwhelm you with questions; just thought I would ask since you are taking a path we plan to in one year. Thanks a bunch.
In your Journal I think you mentioned stopping by Charlevoix, MI. Or at least planning on it. That is my hometown, small world.
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The House passed the bill on Friday by a 354-67 vote, and the Senate then passed it with a voice vote.
Last month the White House requested $60.4 billion in supplemental funding for priorities such as the Community Development Block Grant program, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's response and recovery efforts, the National Flood Insurance Program, repairs to transportation infrastructure in places such as New York City, and Federal Transit Administration and Army Corps of Engineers programs to reduce the risk of future flooding and damage to transportation systems.
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REVIEW: Star Trek Into Darkness
With his second "Star Trek," "Lost" co-creator J.J. Abrams continues to reinvigorate the ageless franchise. The emotional heart of the film is the Kirk-Spock bromance. Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto give flawless performances that are both emotional, and at times, hilarious.
The fast-paced action starts at the film's open and never stops. With a twisty plot, the crew on the Starship Enterprise hunts down a terrorist among their own, a turncoat. The question is who is the real renegade. The biggest problem is he's seemingly indestructible. He's also perplexing when he surrenders so readily. Unknown British actor Benedict Cumberbatch is strong and convincing as the traitor. While the rest of the crew from the 2009 version is back, newcomer Cumberbatch is joined by Alice Eve, who's very reminiscent of Naomi Watts as the admiral's daughter. To prepare for her brief bra-and-panty scene, she ate pretty much nothing but spinach for 5 months. She's all business, ignoring the crew members who hit on her . The big romance on The Enterprise is between Spock and Zoe Saldana's Uhuru.
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While the plot will, at times, have you thinking Spock's words "highly illogical", the payoffs are strong. Exciting and smart with lots of humor, J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" franchise will most definitely live long and prosper. Beam me up Scotty to #1.
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Their drawings look so good!!!ReplyDelete
I am loving those activities!
Sweet Times in First
CUTE CUTE CUTE!! I love penguins!! Your unit is amazing! Where did you find the life-size Emperor poster?ReplyDelete
That looks like so much fun :). We may have to do the relays for Fun Friday next week. I didn't realize you teach where you teach. I played basketball against your school when I was in middle school and high school. They used to be really good and they killed us.ReplyDelete
I am teaching penguins next week. I am going to have to do that football/egg activity. It looks like so much fun for the students!ReplyDelete
Mrs. Pauley's Kindergarten
How fun! I love the penguin relay. Great idea! I'm going to have to think of a way to do this with second graders. :)ReplyDelete
Heather at TeachItToday!
Penguins are in my lesson plans for next week and your ideas have been so helpful! My kids will love the football activity!ReplyDelete
I love the football activity! So clever ;)ReplyDelete
All Students Can SHINE
What a great idea with the footballs.ReplyDelete
Darling Little Learners
That NERF idea is GENIUS!! And where id you get that ginormous penguin poster?? It is AWESOME!ReplyDelete
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Yep...I was about to ask about that ginormous emperor penguin picture, myself, Deanna! ;) The kids look like they are having an absolute blast! :) Love the pictures! :)ReplyDelete
Mrs. Russell's Room-First Grade
Totally adorable! Love the football and the measuring activities especially!ReplyDelete
Heidi Butkus
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Where did you find the Emperor Penguin poster?ReplyDelete
Oh Deanna -ReplyDelete
I love the idea of the footballs - brillant and oh so cute. What a great motivator for them. I bet they had a blast!
Traditions Laughter and Happily Ever After
The football activity is so cute. I LOVE IT! I will definitely have to try it the next time I do my Penguin Unit. Your ideas are always so creativity and unqiue. Your students always look they are having so much fun!ReplyDelete
The Teacher's Backpack
LOVE the penguin relay!!ReplyDelete
The journal entry about the hard work involved with being a penguin.... so great!
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Deanna, looks like a lot of fun and a lot of learning taking place. How I miss having my own classroom so very much. The relay is just genius. The poster idea is great too and what a super visual. Doesn't surprise me you are so darn creative.ReplyDelete
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I used your football egg idea. The student's loved it. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
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Published: Monday, January 14, 2013 at 1:37 p.m.
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TALLAHASSEE — Elections supervisors want lawmakers to be less wordy when they put proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot. They also want greater flexibility in setting early voting days and sites.
Nine supervisors from across the state testified before the Senate Ethics and Elections Committee on Monday on some of 2012 election problems.
The Republican-led Legislature reduced early voting days from 14 to eight for the 2012 elections. They also put 11 proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot, making the ballot much longer and lengthening the time it took to vote.
Supervisors said the Legislature should have the same maximum 75-word ballot summary that citizen groups are held to when they petition to put proposed amendments on the ballot. They also want discretion to hold up to 14 days of early voting.
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Chicken provides a great source of protein, while the tapenade adds healthy fats. Artichoke hearts and tomato bring fiber to the table. The whole-wheat wrap offers a better carb choice than a white wrap.
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- 1/2 small tomato, thinly sliced
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Warriors tie series with 97-87 OT win over Spurs
Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - The Golden State Warriors completed their own comeback Sunday to even the Western Conference semifinals at two games apiece.
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Jarrett Jack poured in 24 points and Curry still added 22 for the Warriors, who held a commanding 65-51 rebounding advance to overcome 18 turnovers.
Klay Thompson only had 10 points on 5-of-13 shooting but banked in a tying runner over Tim Duncan with 30 seconds left in regulation.
The Spurs missed their next eight shots after Thompson's bucket and shot just 36 percent overall, a number they'll hope to improve when they host Game 5 on Tuesday. Broadcast time is 8pm on 1200 WOAI.
Duncan checked in with 19 points and 15 rebounds, Manu Ginobili had a team- high 21 points and Tony Parker added 17 despite a left calf injury.


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Republic Senator Arlen Specter has left his party and joined the Democrats which will shortly ensure that President Obama has the necessary 60 votes in the Senate to push through his program without worrying about a filibuster. Naturally, Republicans decried Specter as a traitor or as one termed him, a "leftwinger" who has gone over to the other radicals in the Democratic Party. There is scant doubt that Specter's moderate voting record was viewed by most Republicans as "liberal" if not "radical." Republicans are trapped in the rhetoric of people like Rush Limbaugh even though most Americans have moved to the center, not the left.
Eventually, the Minnesota courts will allow Al Franken to assume the seat to which he was elected and thus provide the 60th vote for Democrats. Spector looked in the mirror and realized he would never win the Republican primary so he did the intelligent thing and became a Democrat. In essence, he joined America and left the yahoos of ignorance in the Republican party.


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DETROIT (March 30, 2012) — Wayne State University Law School is pleased to host a lecture by Franklin E. Zimring, the William G. Simon Professor of Law and Wolfen Distinguished Scholar at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law. Zimring will present "Lessons from a city that became safe: What, if anything, can Detroit learn about crime from New York City" at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4, in Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.
Zimring, who received his bachelor of arts from Wayne State in 1963, joined the Berkeley School of Law faculty in 1985 as director of the Earl Warren Legal Institute. He was appointed the first Wolfen Distinguished Scholar in 2006. He was a member of the University of Chicago law faculty as Llewellyn Professor of Law and director of the Center for Studies in Criminal Justice before that. Zimring's major fields of interest are criminal justice and family law, with special emphasis on the use of empirical research to inform legal policy. He is best known for his studies on the determinants of the death rate from violent attacks; the impact of pretrial diversion from the criminal justice system; and criminal sanctions.
"We are honored to host a lecture by renowned criminologist and legal scholar Franklin Zimring," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "His insights into this issue are particularly relevant today."
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