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ScareCrow was created to protect Farmer Lucy's field from the thief Raven. Scarecrow meets the intimidating Raven and looses his confidence. Convinced Raven stole his Scare, Crow now seeks to find it again, and prevent Raven from stealing Farmer Lucy's crops.
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The November edition of the Salt Lake Gallery Stroll is set for Friday, Nov. 16, from 6 to 9 p.m., at participating galleries in and around downtown Salt Lake City.
Here are some of this month's highlights:
Double fantasy • Renee and Todd Keith are photographers (they run BellaOra Studios in Saratoga Springs, and both freelance for iStock Photo and Getty Images), and their new exhibit focuses on fantasy images. Their exhibit runs through Dec. 12 at the Utah Arts Alliance Gallery, 127 S. Main St. Friday's artist reception runs from 6 to 9 p.m., with a public performance by Sound Mass at 8 p.m.
Two at the Kayo • Ryan Harrington's works combine found objects scrap metal, Plexiglas, what have you with acrylic paints for striking combinations that cross the line between sculpture and painting. Gentry Blackburn, proprietor of the now-on-hiatus store Frosty Darling, specializes in small-scale canvases. They share the space at Kayo Gallery, 177 E. 300 South (where Frosty Darling used to be), through Dec. 2.
Happy anniversary • The Southam Gallery, 152 S. Main, is marking its 30th anniversary with a party. Champagne and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Ready for the holidays • It's not just the shopping malls that are thinking about Christmas early. Holiday shows are launching in at least three galleries: the Utah Arts Festival Gallery, at 230 S. 500 West; the Phillips Gallery, at 444 E. 200 South; and the Slusser Gallery, 447 E. 100 South.
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I think this is exactly what we need in science communication. Explanations and stories unapologetically pitched at all sorts of different levels (and not just at a fictional 'Mr or Ms. Average Newspaper Reader') actually already happens in many environments (though not in newspapers, TV or institutional websites), however, where the analogy breaks down is that there is no signage. There is no Google icon that tells you whether the link is a green level explanation or an experts-only-you-will-get-hurt-if-you-don't-know-what-you-are-doing technical discussion. There is no Wikipedia sliding scale to direct you to the information level appropriate to your level of competence or background knowledge.
Thus we often find that beginners are confused or turned off by inappropriate (for them) complexity, and old hands demanding something more challenging, and people in the middle despairing that we aren't reaching the 'right' people with whatever level we adopt.
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Timothy J. Ralston
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BS, University of Waterloo, 1978; ThM, Dallas Theological Seminary, 1983; PhD, 1994.
Dr. Ralston brings a rich pastoral background to his classroom, having served as an associate pastor and pastor in Ontario and as a director of adult education in the United States. Dr. Ralston is an active member in the North American Academy of Liturgy and the Evangelical Homiletics Society. His research in New Testament manuscripts and worship has taken him into a wide variety of settings and produced numerous scholarly articles. His teaching interests include preaching, worship, and spirituality. His research interests include New Testament manuscripts, liturgical theology and history, the history and practice of Christian spirituality, and spiritual direction. To relax he teaches as a Master Scuba Diver Trainer with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors and enjoys exploring sunken ships and underwater sites throughout the world.
- PM101 - Spiritual Life
- PM103 - Expository Preaching I
- PM104 - Expository Preaching II
- PM201 - Topical Expository Preaching
- PM291 - Teaching Homiletics
- PM202 - Advanced Expository Preaching
- PM302 - Pastoral Theol & Leadership II
- DM103 - Applied Research Project
- "Application, Ethics, and Preaching" in Interpreting the New Testament: Introduction to the Art and Science of Exegesis Crossway: 2006
- "The Spirit's Role in Corporate Worship" in Who's Afraid of the Holy Spirit: An Investigation into the Ministry of the Spirit of God Today? Biblical Studies Press: 2005
- "Scripture in Worship: An Indispensable Symbol of Covenant Renewal" in Authentic Worship: Theology, Expressions, and Symbols for the 21st Century Kregel: 2002
- "Proclamation of the Word" in Leadership Handbooks of Practical Theology: Volume 1: Word and Worship Baker: 1992
- "" in The Majority Text and Byzantine Origins : 1992
- Glahn, Sandra and Ralston, Timothy J., "Book Review: She can teach: empowering women to teach the Scriptures effectively." Bibliotheca Sacra 171, no. 683 (2014). 316-34.
- Ralston, Timothy J., "'Back to the Future': Classical Categories for Exegesis, Application, and Authority." Journal of Evangelical Homiletics Society 3, no. 2 (2003). 33-51.
- Ralston, Timothy J., "Remembrance and Worship: the Mandate and the Means." Reformation & Revival 9, no. 3 (2000). 77-89.
- Glahn, Sandra and Ralston, Timothy J., "Book Review: A Royal 'Waste' of Time: The Splendor of Worshiping God and Being Church for the World." Bibliotheca Sacra 157, no. 628 (2000). 506.
- Ralston, Timothy J., "The "Majority Text" and Byzantine Origins." New Testament Studies 38 (1992). 122-137.
- Ralston, Timothy J., "The Theological Significance of Paul's Conversion." Bibliotheca Sacra 147 (1990). 199-216.
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- Homiletics
- New Testament manuscripts
- Liturgical theology and history
- History and practice of Christian spirituality and spiritual direction
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- Scuba diving (Master Scuba Diver Trainer, Professional Association of Diving Instructors, with additional teaching specialities in Boat Diving, Diver Propulsion Vehicles, Drift Diving, Enriched Air [Nitrox] Diving, Search and Recovery Diving, Underwater Navigation, Underwater Naturalist, and Wreck Diving)
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Mary Jayne (Harrelson) Reeves is in her first season working with the Tennessee track & field and cross country teams. She joined the Big Orange program after spending the 2010-11 campaign on the staff at the University of Virginia.
Reeves will assist J.J. Clark in working with the UT cross country and distance programs and play a key role in the recruiting process.
At UVa, she coached women's cross country and distance runners, developing two ACC champions, three regional qualifiers and three NCAA Championship qualifiers. During the campaign, there were three school records broken, two athletes made the finals of the USA Championships and her NCAA qualifiers cranked out an individual runner-up outing and a third-place relay showing at the national championship meet.
In addition to her coaching experience at Virginia, Reeves was at Virginia Tech from 2001 to 2004, serving as an assistant track & field and cross country coach for the Hokie men and women. Besides coordinating the recruitment of male and female student-athletes, she produced two All-Americans (one cross country, one track), six all-region cross country runners and three conference champions.
Between her stints in Blacksburg and Charlottesville, and while continuing her professional running career, the Timberland, N.C., native and her husband, Jon, owned and operated Reeves Tennis and Fitness, Inc., in Newnan, Ga. Among her duties were coordinating strength and conditioning for junior and adult athletes, creating women's fitness programs, directing summer camps, scheduling programming, and managing the budget and accounting for the business.
Reeves is making her second stop in Knoxville, having trained as a professional distance runner with Clark from 2004-07. In a post-collegiate career that stretched from 2001 to 2010, she represented both Nike and Brooks and was consistently ranked among the top five female 1500m runners in the U.S.
Among her accomplishments were gold medals in the 800 and 1500m at the 2007 NACAC Championships, silver medals in the 1500m at both the 2003 and 2007 Pan Am Games and silvers in the 800m and 1500m at the 2002 U.S. Indoor Championships. She also participated in the 2000, 2004 and 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials, finishing fifth in the 1500m in 2000 and 2004.
The recipient of a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Appalachian State University in 2001, Reeves was a two-time NCAA champion (1500m), six-time All-American and 26-time conference champion, including three straight titles in cross country, during her collegiate career. She was twice named the Southern Conference's Female Athlete of the Year and was the 2001 NCAA Woman of the Year in North Carolina. The Southern Conference inducted her into its hall of fame in 2010.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by CloudWalker, Oct 15, 2008.
Believe it or not, making jumpshots is part of basketball.
Missing them is a bigger part of it.
Believe it or not, jumpshooting is part of basketball.
Especially Deeetroit basketball, when the opponents know they can stop us by sagging back into a zone and daring our guys to jack it up. That, or charge into a triple team for a turnover. We might not be able to win in the playoffs with zone D, but it's been our downfall for years on the other end of the floor. Go figure.
And that what pisses me off! I hate when we get beat by team that play that sucky zone crap. Luckily, we have Rodney Stuckey and Amir Johnson that makes team break up that zone sh**. Rodney sees the holes in it and Amir can get up the floor and get to in his "sweet spot" (under the basket).
I thought they beat us because they pressed out on our jumpshooters and dared us to go inside, which we failed to do. Why would you dare the best jump shooting team in the NBA to shoot open J's?
You should watch that Boston series again. They were just surrounding the painted area on defense. Every post attempt led to an immediate double/triple team since, literally, the help guy was already standing there sagging off his man. I know you cats were too busy being upset, but I made references to it repeatedly in chat.
You wouldn't. Now the Detroit Pistons, on the other hand......
Well, then I guess Flip used the right strategy and we just plain missed shots.
I think there is a diffence between flips we missed shots... the same shots we took 3 years ago in game one of preseason as we do in game 6 of the ECF, and having a bad shooting night because were running our butts off getting in game shape. We were so predictable it was easy to defend us.... read an article this morning talking about just that. how were trying to focus on one thing one quarter and going to another in the next quarter keep shaking it up so the defence can't get comfy. If we do that, then i'll be happy.... every team has a night they can't throw it in the ocean... but if they are good shots that we want, and not bad shots the defense wants us to take.... i'll be happy.
I think I actually have games 5 and 6 on my DVR still. If my car breaks down, my golf game gets cancelled, and none of my friends call me back, maybe I'll go review the games this weekend.
Possibly showers all weekend. Warm up that remote thumb.
WWLD (What would Lee do?)
They packed the paint on the weakside, but stayed tight on the strongside if I recall. I vividly remember the announcers remarking on KG following Sheed out to the 3 line on screen/pops allowing Billups to score.
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Minnesota appealing N.D. hunting lawsuit dismissal
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BISMARCK, N.D. -- Minnesota is appealing a judge's dismissal of a lawsuit against some North Dakota hunting regulations, and Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem hopes a ruling in another case will help sink its chances.
"I hope that Minnesota will look at whether they want to waste any further valuable resources on pursuing an appeal that is doomed,'' Stenehjem said Tuesday.
Last month, U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland dismissed the lawsuit, which was filed by Attorney General Mike Hatch, Rep. Collin Peterson, D-Minn., and two Minnesotans who are former North Dakota residents, Starkey Grove and Charles Orvik.
Hatch argued that some North Dakota rules, which restrict when and where out-of-state hunters may go after some types of game, are unconstitutional restrictions on business between states.
Hovland concluded that Minnesota hunters come to North Dakota in "pursuit of a purely recreational activity,'' and are not engaged in interstate commerce. Michael Vanselow, a Minnesota deputy attorney general, and Harry Sieben Jr., a lawyer for Peterson, Grove and Orvik, filed the appeal last week.
Separately, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday used a newly approved federal law to dismiss similar claims that Wyoming laws favoring resident hunters were unconstitutional restrictions on cross-border business.
The law, approved by Congress in May, says states may set their own hunting and fishing rules, and that hunting is not interstate commerce.
Leslie Sandberg, a spokeswoman for Hatch, said she did not believe the Monday appeals ruling would affect Minnesota's chances. Hovland, in his decision, did not use the federal law in drawing his own conclusions, she said.
Both North Dakota and Minnesota are part of the 8th Circuit, a separate federal appeals court territory. However, the new ruling could influence the 8th Circuit, Stenehjem believes.
"The 10th Circuit ruling, which is well reasoned, together with the congressional enactment, just make it pointless for Minnesota to proceed any further ... These two things just harpoon (Minnesota's) whole appeal,'' Stenehjem said Tuesday.
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The Journal of Public Management and Social Policy is published biannually and sponsored by the Conference of Minority Public Administrators, a section of the American Society for Public Administration, and is cosponsored by the National Center for Public Performance, the School of Public Affairs and Administration, Rutgers University, Campus at Newark.
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This course explores the interactions between humans and insects to appreciate the importance of insects in human well being, and to acknowledge the role of insects in selected historical events and human cultures. The course consists of lectures, required readings and discussion. There is no associated laboratory experience.
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With a new curriculum that engages students in multiple literacies and interdisciplinary coursework, the French program promotes the highest levels of proficiency in what the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) recognizes as the key areas of language acquisition: reading, writing, listening comprehension, speaking and culture.
French courses enable students to hone language skills while exploring French culture through a range of topics, including art, films, literature, natural sciences, philosophy, history, and translation — courses that fulfill multiple general education requirements.
The department's innovative Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum (CLAC) program gives students more than the ability to understand and speak another language; it equips students with a depth of cultural awareness and insight. Considered one of the most distinctive language-across-the curriculum programs in the nation, Wittenberg's federally funded effort to internationalize the curriculum enables students to earn credit toward the B.A. by conducting research in their language of interest for any academic discipline on campus. No other department of languages offers opportunities for such a breadth of interdisciplinary studies.
Through close interaction with faculty, interdisciplinary coursework, and study abroad opportunities in France, Québec, Sénégal, Mali, Cameroon and Switzerland, students in Wittenberg's French program undertake a life-changing experience that opens doors to a world of enriching professional and social opportunities.
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shafnutz05 wrote:Jesus..........I cannot believe Canaan got away with that. Unfortunately, no one was willing to question him early on.
But the REAL issue........why in the world did you guys vote for redwill on the last day?
shafnutz05 wrote:I stick by what I said earlier in the game. Canaan came out as a good RP when there was zero heat on him, and somehow got people to accept the fact he came out as a good RP without using either of his special powers. The village failed when they bought that act. Canaan is way too smart of a player to have done that if he was actually a green RP.
newarenanow wrote:or also if the village actually read the write ups and put two and two together, they would have noticed Qui Gon was the angel. Senka had that in his PM to be the angel specifically, and the night Senka saved relantel, I used his name.
Senka wrote:Was the azkar kill a setup on me? cause thats what came out of it.
relantel wrote:I should add, we were all but conceding a slappy vote and taking our chances at the next day phase. Though we had thought twc might have been the vig when the shaf kill was made. just coincidence that shaf shot back (as opposed to the auto defense) at TL.
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Bryan, you are in luck, cause you are in San Antonio.
General Brake and Alignment on s. Nogalitos has been in the business about 60 years, or something ridiculous. Their specialty is trucks, so they have frame straightning equipment, can bend crossmemebers, twin I beams, straight axels. You name it. They do car alignments on an old fashioned machine, no computers. Tommy is the shop foreman. Tell him Don sent you. They aligned my 41 Pontiac - original front end - last week. I'll pick it up monday (Yes, you may have to leave it, cause they are going to work on it till it's right. could be an hour, could be a week. they had to dissassemble my upper control arms to free the adjusters. Looks like it hadn't been moved in 40 years, but I cut 3 Inches out of the front springs and I needed a drastic change) In addition to good tire wear, you need good handling. Tommy will drive it with you to see what it is doing wrong and fix it. Been using them exclusively for my brakes and suspension work for 30 years. Everything from the wife's Jaguar to the Motor Home. I have no financial interest in them, just want to plug some guys who do it right.
Here are a couple of pics.
on the first one you can see where I milled .125" from the areas that mount to the frame--Although I probably did not have to mill the rear mounting points at all. .125 was as far as I was willing to go for fear of compromising the shafts' integrity.
The second and third pics show the difference in the shim paks. This seems too big a difference for me. Removing the rear shims would give me much more + camber but will toss the caster into shopping cart negatives.
I am now at +1/2 on caster--1/8'" shim removal from the rear of the arm changes caster to the neg 1*
I am not wanting to think this, but--I am beginning to imagine the possibility of the tubular arms being boxed incorrectly---Or someone at air ride had a bad day.
The dropped spindles came from Classic Performance Products, And the possibilty exists that the spindles are drilled in the wrong spot. I have no way of checking this.
I think I will e-mail Tony @ air ride and have him look at this thread and get his opinion as well.
It just appears to me that, The rear tube is approx 1/4" too long and the front is 1/4" too short.
I know that with the stock upper arms just bolted to the frame (with the dropped spindles) I had visible + camber and visible + caster.
I'm also gonna post a pic of that----hard to see though--was taken during the mock-up stages of makin' everything fit together--disc brakes, hyd. clutch, etc.
Look close in the upper left corner and you can see the 59 before I started tearing it apart.
First pic was too big---had to resize--it is now pic #5
I don't think that there is anyone who would argue the point that there are lots of @#$%^ businesses out there today with lots of ^&*) employees.
WE have to know what we want and try to find the right person to do the job.
My business associate, who is totally NOT knowledgable about cars, had an episode this week at an "auto service" getting new tires put on, that the employee was extremely rude and also bad mouthed the company continuously. When my friend thanked the guy as he left, the guy cussed him..... and my friend went and confronted his mgr. and the GM, and now had to go to the top dog. Yep, the guy still works there. My friend will NEVER go back there again.
Welcome to the new America.
know what you mean
I am currently having issues with the alignment joint now---Very large chain
The manager there did not even have the balls to speak with me directly. He used someone lower on the food chain to relay messages.
Exactly the WRONG thing to do to me--10 min later I was at HIS Bosses door.
I did not even ask for my money back or demand they re-align it. (this man came to me in less than 3 minutes)
Just told his boss that his sub-ordinate was in the wrong business.
I waited 45 min for him, he knew I was waiting, and he left the premises to go to another store. Upon his return he was again told I was still waiting and he opted to use a middleman intead of speaking with me directly.
I just wanted a yes or no answer----was told that he would put it on the rack-but no adjustments would be made. WHAT'S THE FREAKING POINT!
I think I will make it to the big cheese on monday to commend the 2nd in charge. And the honesty of the middleman guy for backing me and not his company.
I have had not much luck in getting anything done on this car without a hassle. Mostly because of the integrity and ethics of the people and businesses nowadays. (by all means I am NOT pointing fingers at everybody, I am sure there are places that still know the Golden Rule---I have just not found em here yet)
I will let everyone know who this chain is after it is settled, and I have had an opportunity to regroup. I have to be able to fight off the assults I may take from Rob, Mike, Classix_Lover(don't know his name) and the many others that may jump on this wagon.
|Not sure if MOOG still makes them or not. Any parts store that sells MOOG front end parts could look for you.
Dropped spindles try Heigts. (sp?)
Remember those manuals have factory alignment specs for BIAS ply tires only.
I would find an alignment guy that will listen to what you want and you should align the car for the tires used. Trouble is, few have a clue as to what it might actually need for your lowered height or tire type.
IMO few "ASE certified mechanic" alignment guys can find their butt with both hands. They can go by the book but don't have a clue as to what they are really doing.
I used to have an alignment and tire shop years ago, and in the last few years have had more than one car screwed up by the ASE boys. In their over confidence they align old cars with poor technique, improper tools (Ford) and will bend and screw up your car with their incompetancy.
I had one shop align a car and the tires squeeled when driving forward across the parking lot, and they argued with me that it was aligned correctly..... after much bashing and badgering and complaining, they actually let me align the car myself on their rack. Their rack had not been calibrated in months.... I had to run a calibration on their rack for them before I did the alignment.
More than once I have stopped an alignment mechanic while my car was up on the rack and made him take it down and I left their premises. Idiots.
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Dropped with spindles----Where can I get these shafts----I'm gettin ready to call Air Ride and ask 'em if they have heard of this before. On the rear of the shafts (after 1st alignment), there was 1/2" of shims on one side and 7/16 on the other. No shims at all on the front of the shaft. Caster was +1 (or close to it) on both sides but the Camber came in @ -.7 on both sides.
I don't want to think that perhaps I ended up with a set of funky arms (fluke).
But, it is a possibility that should not be overlooked. I know that -.7 is not tooo bad, but it does kinda make the car look like it is ready to collapse. (optical illusion)
And I am pretty sure that I should not be having 1/2" difference in the shim-paks front to rear.
Sooo----are these shafts offset fron and rear---or just the front??
|I had a 60 wagon (same basic frame) that I drag raced. It had sagged, but you couldn't see it. They also don't respond well to lowering by shortening the springs (not sure if you are doing that or not - you can guess how I know). I had a frame shop "pull" it and that helped. I ended up finding some MOOG offset shafts (stock upper control arms).
0* is really what i am after. The service manual specs 0* to 1* pos.
after milling the shafts-(as I could find no one that had offset shafts for this app) and doing some math (from the spec tables in the service manual)
I should have----0.1*+ on the left and --0.05*+ on the right
I have the caster at at about 1/2*+ on both sides but cannot get any more
without pulling the camber back into the negs.
I am going to take it back to the alignment sometime after monday--I guess I will see then how I am at my math.
See pic of this car in the thread--(show pics of your engines boys) Hotrodders Lounge
P.S. I did not take it as you thought something was wrong with my frame. I did take it as "this guy has been there--he knows)
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|caster is good for straightline stabilty. If you have power steering they usually run more caster then manual. -1 degree camber at a stand will not do anything. If you can ask the guy to see if you can sit in the car while he does an alignment to see how that will affect it. also lift the frone end of the car up with your body to see how it reacts. on my nova I set the alignment at -1 but thats wehn I sit in it and the front end comes up 3/4'' and goes to almost 0. then when i get on it with no sway bar it goes back to -1.5 so its even more stable at high speeds.Just some helpful tips.
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Depending on the vehicle, camber can have a major effect in cornering and handling capabilities.
Having the alignment set at a more negative camber will allow the suspension to roll during cornering, which makes the tire sit flat and have as much tread contact as possible on the road. Bit it will cause the inside to wear out faster than the rest of the tire.
Setting an alignment up for more of a neutral camber not necessarily give you more even tire wear because the suspension rolls a bit less, and the tire rolls a bit more on the outside shoulder, causing uneven wear.
It's been a while since I did alignments, and it really depends on the vehicle on how much is too much on negative camber. So I can't answer that question...
The frame was from a 59 Belair and 6cyl Absolutely perfect appearing frame.
But, I just looked in the service manual and there is no dimension for between the mounts. I did check the dimension from outside to outside the rails before I started building it---was right at the target my book tells me it is supposed to be---in fact all cross checking came within a 1/4 inch(near as I could measure without fancy tools). But I have noticed a LOT of these X-frames in yards that have no shims in them. (have 2 in my yard that only have 1/16" at each location.) This car was never designed for a Mark motor, so I knew that I would have issues with that right out of the gate. Tubular arms gave me almost 3/4" clearance on that arm----only issue was with the left side--On the right--the exhaust port is behind the front upper bushing.
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Those old GM cars had a problem with the crossmembers sagging and causing negative camber. The closeness between your manifold and the upper arm,plus the fact that all the shims were removed ,would indicate a sagged crossmember. It is an easy fix with the engine out,a little tougher with the engine in the car. If you have access to old frame books,they will give you a measurement across the crossmember at the shim contact area.With the engine out,I just put a 10 ton portopower between the upper control arm shafts and spread about 1/2 inch past the factory spec. With the engine in the car{truck} the crossmember can be spread on a frame machine. A lot of new vehicles do run neg.camber,esp.ford products. you will get some inside tire wear with neg camber. at our shop we usually try for a little positive camber if possible.
Okay--I have a 59 ElCamino that I needed to get tubular upper control arms for.
Needed to do this to gain a little extra clearance between the #1 exhaust port of the 454 I put in the car. The stamped steel arm only gave me 3/16" clearance between the cast iron header (tightest I could find at 3") and the flange of the original arm. Also-with dropped spindles I had waaaayyy too much positive caster--no room to adjust. Tubular arms gave me lots of negative CAMBER . The closest the alignment people could get out of it was -1* camber.
I am attempting to get as close to 0* camber as possible but still maintain some positive caster. I know (dumb pollock--might be wrong here) that the positive caster is essential for stability,antidive, & steering return.
What is the importance of camber??
After the alignment I milled .125" from the mounting surface of the upper arm shaft to push the top of the wheel out a bit more. According to my book on this 1/8" would change camber by 3/4*. And it did take away the appearance of the car being collapsed in the front.
All bushings are new-HDfront springs provide the correct height.
This particular frame had absolutely no shims in it when I got it and it still appeared to have neg.camber
Upper control arms are from Air Ride Tech, And I did ask Tony if he had run into an issue like this before. Nope, he also asked me to contact him again after milling these shafts to see if it actually helped.
So Tony---If you pop in here---I am working on it.
I see so many newer cars that appear to have negative camber (my NEW Ranger being one of them) I just wonder if camber is over rated.
How far Neg can I be before tire wear is an issue?
How important is Camber other than both sides being the same?
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Thread: New Orleans Saints game Oct 29th
09-28-2006, 07:17 PM #13Newbie
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Anyone have flights yet? I just got my game tickets.... My girlfriend and I wantto know where other Ravens fans are staying.
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Anyone have tickets yet? We just got our game tickets and are wondering where other Ravens Fans will be staying in New Orleans. This will be my first time there so I am unfamiliar with teh city.
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You have come to the right place! I used to live in N'Awlins and I frequently visit, including two weeks ago.
I am staying at the Doubletree on Canal, along with several hundred other Ravens fans (not all in one room, btw). Don't know their room availability this late. There should still be plenty of other rooms available downtown, as the tourist traffic is down and most hotels have reopened, especially in the French Quarter. Google French Quarter hotels - there are dozens of small & medium facilities. As of my last visit, the streetcars were not running, so you will have to hoof it or get a cab to the Superdome if you stay in a downtown hotel. (Do not stay in the surviving hotels a few blocks from Superdome - high crime area border).
As to flights: you just missed a Southwest Ding! $64 fare last night (which would not have helped, anyway, if you are restricted to Friday-Monday travel plans). Even a standard Southwest flight should still provide a decent fare, and they are the only airline flying nonstop from BWI. If you have time, an alternative you may want to consider is flying into Jackson, three hours north via Interstate, and taking a tour of the antebellum homes along the Miss River via Vicksburg & Jackson. You will likely get better air fares, but, of course, you would have to get a rental car, which would be unnecessary if you flew directly into New Orleans.
Greg and Green Wave52 are also former Louisianans who may be making the game, so they may chime in with some better ideas.
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Mista T, how bout tix? How's that looking?
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Beeracuda: contact PhillyRaven. He at one point had access to 40 tickets.
Are you coming down?
Re: New Orleans Saints game Oct 29thWould this include the Holiday Inn Superdome?
I'd still recommend catching a cab if you are going out on the town any evening. Or at least walk in groups a couple blocks to Canal, then turn towards the river down Canal for a couple blocks before going left on Bourbon into the French Quarter.
You should be OK to walk back to the hotel postgame because of the partying crowd, plus it will be daylight.
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Thanks for the info Mista T, its much appreciated!"I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused" - Elvis Costello
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Hello from New Orleans!
The Holiday Inn Downtown-Superdome used to be one of the better choices in the vicinity, at least pre-K: clean rooms, decent buffet (though if you're in New Orleans, what are you doing eating at a Holiday Inn? ), and generally a shuttle to and from the Dome. I'm not sure of their status now, but I'd be willing to give them a try; I was a reservations agent for various hotels in the NO area, and the staff and rates at that hotel were always top-flight.
I agree with other posters about taking a cab to and from the Quarter from the hotel--not so much a matter of safety as a matter of distance. The walk to the Quarter seems short, but after partying on Bourbon Street for hours, the walk back to the hotel will become a miserable crawl. Spring for a cab; it's cheap, safe, and lazy. Why burn all those delicious calories you just put down at Emeril's or Mother's?
Please do ask if you have any questions about the city, about what's open and what's not, places to go besides the game, and so forth. I've lived here all my life and am always delighted to welcome more people to our city--now more than ever.
Really looking forward to the Saints-Ravens game; everyone here is psyched about facing a team whom we know to be a tough and worthy opponent. I'd be cheering y'all on if you were playing anyone but our Saints! :D
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Thanks . . . . we're coming in on Friday and staying until Monday. We have never been to New Orleans before and are really excited to coming there.
What, besides the Quarter, should we be checking out? How safe is it to walk around down there? Where would you recommend we eat?
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Believe me, we are excited to have you here! :D
The French Quarter contains most of what folks coming in for a short stay will want to see; it's a little postage-stamp-sized area, but has some of the city's best restaurants, bars, and local points of interest. Feel free to walk around wherever you like in the Quarter; it's well-lit and very tourist-friendly.
Two of the most "must-see" spots in the city happen to be in the Quarter: Cafe du Monde and Pat O'Brien's. Cafe du Monde has been around since 1862 and closed only during hurricanes and on Christmas. They serve some of the best coffee you'll taste this side of heaven and beignets, which are poufy square hole-less doughnuts topped with drifts of powdered sugar. Pat O'Brien's--often called Pat-O's by locals--is our most famous bar and the origin of the Hurricane, a fruity rum drink served in a glass that's as iconic and familiar to New Orleanians as the shape of a Coke bottle. (If ordering a hurricane doesn't float your boat, they also do something called a Skylab Fallout which is awfully tasty.)
As for food, some of the best in the Quarter is at Cafe Maspero. There's often a line in front of it, but it moves quickly and the food is excellent especially for the price. Expect to pay less than ten bucks for a great meal in pleasant surroundings. It's also just a short walk from Cafe du Monde, so I don't know if they sell desserts; hey, why eat pie when you can eat beignets? :D
Steer clear of Brennan's. The place has become an overrated tourist trap, and though the food's still quite good, it's not as good as their prices are bad; plus, the service is abysmal, very snobby and not how guests deserve to be treated. Instead, try K-Paul's (Paul Prudhomme's restaurant) if you can get in; he hasn't let the fame of his restaurant overwhelm the quality of the food. If you're looking for fine dining in the Quarter, there are none finer than Antoine's; you may not be able to get in for dinner, but they do an outstanding Sunday brunch (and by the way, New Orleans invented the concept of brunch, so you know we do it up right!). Outside of the Quarter, one of the best restaurants in the city is Commander's Palace uptown. Oddly enough, it's owned by a member of the Brennan family, but unlike Brennan's it is excellent in every way. Big prices, but you will get your money's worth there.
When it comes right down to it, though, you pretty much have to work to find a bad meal in New Orleans. There is so much competition for diners' dollars that bad restaurants go under pretty quickly; if a place has been around for a few years (or decades), chances are it's good (with Brennan's being the notable exception there, and they're just coasting on their fame). I could recommend my top 100 restaurants and I'd still be leaving another thousand great ones off the list. :)
Aside from the Quarter, I highly recommend a trip to the Garden District/Uptown New Orleans. Magazine Street in particular has really flowered; it's lined with good restaurants, coffee shops, antique stores, and offbeat little bars. You'd need to take a cab there and back--it's a little too far to walk and our streetcar line won't be repaired until spring--but once there, you can wander the length of it at leisure. It presents a very different side of the city than raucous Bourbon Street; if you aren't the "party hearty" type, you might like spending an afternoon there as much as I do.
Uptown is also where our zoo is; if you're bringing kids, it's sure to be a hit. It was virtually untouched by the storm, thanks to a couple dozen Audubon Zoo employees who stayed there for the duration to make sure the animals were fed and cared for. If you want to spend an afternoon at it, you can visit the aquarium downtown, get on a riverboat, and head upriver to the zoo; they sell all-day passes at the aquarium and the price is good, considering how much sightseeing you get for the money.
As for safety, our police staff is almost back to pre-K numbers while our population is still down from what it was. If anything, you are safer now than before. Any big city's going to have crime, and anyone visiting any city should exercise a little caution, but just about anywhere in New Orleans that you're going to want to be is as safe as can be. We know that visitors are the city's life-blood; we want folks to be happy and safe so they come back to see us again and again.
Baltimore Association of Steeler Haters, huh? Well, we'll do our best to take 'em down for y'all on Nov. 12, as long as you take down the "dirty birds" for us the week after! ;D
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Thanks for all the information! I just found out last night that I'm going!! Without Kids or husband.....Really looking forward to it.
We are staying at the Doubletree on Canal St. Can you give me any kind of info on the area?


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Nationally-ranked Cornell used an 11-0 run to finish the second half, cruising to a 19-6 victory against the Canisius College men's lacrosse team on Tuesday afternoon. The loss evens the Griffs the record at 2-2 on the season, while the 15th-ranked Big Red improves to 4-0 in 2014.
"After a good first quarter, we self destructed in the second," said Canisius head coach Randy Mearns. "We couldn't pick up ground balls, gave them second and third chances and our clearing was sloppy with no spacing. Face-off wins also didn't come easy today and when you add that all up, it equals an 11-goal run for Cornell. It's real tough to win that way but I know our team has a ton of resolve and we will get better from this. We now have a week to get ready for our home opener next Tuesday against Hobart."
Junior midfielder Tim Edwards led the Griffs with four points on two goals and two assists in the defeat. Sophomore Vince Gravino also chipped in three points on a pair of goals and one assist, while juniors Jake Giarrano and Austin Romantic each added a tally.
In an even first quarter, Cornell grabbed the early lead in the contest with a goal just 56 seconds in. However, Canisius responded with tallies from Giarrano and Edwards at the 9:54 and 8:01 marks to claim a 2-1 advantage. The Big Red added two more goals in the final six minutes of the opening frame for a 3-2 lead through 15 minutes of play.
The second frame was a much different story, however. Cornell's offense exploded for five goals in the opening 3:22 of the quarter for an 8-2 lead and never looked back. Overall, the Big Red outscored Canisius, 9-0, in the period and took a commanding 12-2 lead into the intermission.
The Griffs could only get off two shots during the crippling second quarter, while committing eight turnovers.
Cornell would then outscore Canisius, 7-4, in the second half en route to the 19-6 victory.
The Big Red finished the game with a 44-28 edge in shots and a commanding 46-19 advantage in ground balls. Canisius also committed 16 turnovers in the game – half coming in the second quarter – with Cornell being forced into 15 miscues.
Connor Buczek led the Big Red with four goals in the winning effort.
The Griffs will now prepare for a three-game homestand, beginning with Hobart next Tuesday. The team's home opener is set to begin at 7 p.m. at the Demske Sports Complex.
Game Notes: Canisius lost the face-off battle for the first time this season with Cornell winning 17-of-29 restarts … Sophomore Nick Tuttle registered his first career assist on Giarrano's goal … The Edwards brothers connected on a goal for the first time in their collegiate careers with Jeff (a freshman) feeding his older brother Tim (a junior) on his first goal of the game … Cornell has now won all 11 meetings between the two schools.


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I did the Spaghetti Bolognese and Mushroom Risotto and made so spicy chicken sausages too..
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a person who creates a comfortable living space in a shed (=a small garden outbuilding) and regularly uses it for work or leisure purposes
'However, for Mr Miller, winning Shed of the Year appears to only be the beginning – as his garden is still a "work in progress". He remarked: "It's the ultimate accolade for shed owners. I've had loads of really positive comments from sheddies around the globe – it really seems to have caught everyone's imagination."…'Swell UK 6th July 2010
Fed up with the daily commute? Need a tranquil place to escape to after a long day at work? If the answer to either of these questions is yes, then the solution may be no further than the bottom of your garden. Humble garden sheds, formerly the preserve of green-fingered males of advancing years, are enjoying a surge in popularity, and those that regularly occupy them are now affectionately known as sheddies.
2010's Shed of the Year event had a 'hut parade' which included a Dr Who Tardis, a mini naval museum and a pirate ship
Like the garden constructions they inhabit, sheddies come in all shapes and sizes. On the one hand there are the 'professional' sheddies, those people who have recognized the potential the shed has to become an outdoor work space, now often referred to as a garden office. These kinds of sheddies occupy constructions which are, in fact, a far cry from the small, dark hut full of grubby tools and flower pots. These buildings are usually made of wood, but there the resemblance ends, with insulated roofs, double-glazed windows, electricity, Internet access and every possible comfort to create an environment conducive to work. These kinds of sheds, often architecturally and ecologically innovative, are popular with sheddies who are self-employed, especially those at the creative end of the spectrum, such as authors, artists and musicians. Here the sheddie can let the creative juices flow, free from the disturbances of others.
On the other hand, there are the 'hobbyist' sheddies, those people who are just crazy about their sheds and spend their leisure hours lovingly transforming and maintaining them, sometimes giving them a unique purpose (check out this article featuring a couple who converted their shed into a miniature pub!). Diehard sheddies in this category might even spend time giving them themed decoration and, in a kind of light-hearted sheddie one-upmanship, competing with others in events such as the UK's Shed of the Year competition. 2010's Shed of the Year event, held during the UK's National Shed Week in early July, had a 'hut parade' which included a Dr Who Tardis, a mini naval museum and a pirate ship.
The affectionate term sheddie has been around for a number of years, but has only recently come into the public eye in connection with the observation that the current economic situation may in part be responsible for the growing popularity of 'garden offices'. Users of garden offices, also sometimes referred to as 'shed workers', are now often female, countering the rather hackneyed image of the shed as the last bastion of masculinity.
The word shed meaning 'building for storage' was first attested in the mid-15th century, used as a variant of the noun shade. Sheddie is formed by adding the suffix -ie, (also -y), conventionally used to form diminutive nouns and pet names (e.g. kid > kiddie, Tom > Tommy, etc). In British English, use of -ie or -y generally has affectionate overtones, though is used more randomly in other varieties, especially in Australian English, e.g. wallie ('wallet'), firie ('fire-fighter').
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From the number one Kindle best-selling author of A Modern Witch comes modern romance with a touch of magic.
Nell Sullivan is fiery, easily distracted by cookies, and doomed to wear the peach monstrosity at her best friend's wedding.
And she's a witch.
Daniel Walker is a former baseball player turned bored hacker looking for a challenge. Hacking Nell's online gaming world is going to get him a lot more than he bargained for.
A prophecy says they will make babies together - but when it comes to the love life of a modern witch and a hacker, prophecy might not get a vote.
©2012 Debora Geary (P)2012 Debora Geary
"Wonderful series with well developed characters"
I think of it as two separate things I prefer audio for conveinance but collect hard copies because of my love of books
As with all of the books in the series, the strength of love & family is so strong it's hard to pick one part!
Yes she's great! Character voices are consistent from book to book it's like talking with family, Nell sounds like Nell Jamie like Jamie etc in every book
The is such a great series! It's loving, positive, encouraging, I love these witches! Debora Geary is a talented author, you "feel" her writing, not all authors can do that consistantly, she does
"Fantastic, great, one of her best!"
This book fills in the story of how Nell and Daniel met before The Modern Witch series starts. Funny, interesting, sad in places. Provides more information on Nell's parents as well. I can't say enough about Deborah Geary as an author. I devour her books and reread and re-listen to them many multiples of times. Excellent feel good stories with lots of depth as well. Martha Harmon Pardee is the perfect narrator for this series.
It's so lovely to listen to Nell's story. My only complaint is that it wasn't longer and included the story of the children's births, but I am sure that could be another book at some time.
A bit tame compared to my usual romance tastes but you hardly notice it as the storyline is so interesting that it keeps you engaged and there with the families.
I can't wait for more of these stories to be released in Audio!!
"Good witch series"
This is the story of how Nell and Daniel met, the parents of the children in The Modern Witch series. Nell is a witch and Daniel is a hacker. It's a nice easy listen, perfect to give your brain a rest in between more complicated books.
"I really like this series"
I haven't read the print version, so I can't say whether it's better or not. I don't have a great deal of time to sit down to read a book for fun, but I love audiobooks. I drive several hundred miles a week for my work and audiobooks are an absolute pleasure when I'm on the road. It's an opportunity to "read" for fun (aka non technical books) without the guilt that I should be reading professional literature.
Nell is a complex character. She's smart and funny and very loyal to her family and friends.
I like it that she's able to stand her ground with her brothers and is not afraid to get her hands dirty.
She has a pleasant voice and does a good job with the different characters.
The scene at the wedding where Nell is working so hard to be a supportive bridesmaid while her heart is aching over losing her friend to marriage and Texas. The interaction between Nell and Daniel was exceptionally well written and well presented by Ms. Pardee.
I have the audiobooks for all three of the Modern Witch books and am eagerly awaiting the next installments. The stories mesh well, although each book could stand alone too. I love this family and their friends and wish they were my neighbors. Debora Geary writes wonderful stories with just the right mix of romance without overdoing the "bump and grind" that is sometimes a little too much in some modern romance novels. Sometimes, my husband listens in with my audiobooks, and "soft porn" would be a little embarrassing. This is NOT what Debora Geary writes. Her books are funny and romantic and not R-rated. Thanks so much for that!
"A Joyous Series"
This book, as a part of a much larger series, is filled with deep characters that are so real they could step off the page. However, my favorite thing with each book in this series is the deep feeling of joy and contentment I feel during and after I read them. Thank you Debora Geary. I own all the books you have written thus far and will continue to buy them all both in Kindle and Audible formats.
This book is the prequel to the rest of the series. It is interesting to get to know some of the characters in their younger days.
"Good, not as great as other Witch Central Books"
Yes, Ms. Harmon-Pardee's voice pulls you into the story and the characters.
It gave the 'pre-history' of one of the central characters (Nell) in the Witch Central books, but it was more of a boy-meets-girl plot than a magical story.
Just as good as other of her books that I've listened to. She is very good with changing (and maintaining) the different voices in the book.
Important information about how Witch Central got it's start. It is a needed book, to 'flesh-out' the characters in the other books, so I would recommend it. But it doesn't have the same 'magic' and fun plot-line as Debora Geary's other books.
I like Science Fiction, Post Apocalypse, mysteries, and good romance. If you can mix it all in together, I am one happy camper.
"This is a cute story but the narrator blows..."
I would definitely read another book by Debora Geary, but Martha Harmon Pardee is the most annoying narrator I've heard in ages.
This is a cute adorable, fluffy romantic story about a fire witch and a hacker. I love the character development, and really am rooting for them. The story makes me feel sappy and romantic, exactly what I wanted.
Absolutely not. Her dramatic pauses were bizarre and confusing. She has pauses that make you think there is a change in scene until you realize it wasn't. She attempts to give some kind of feeling performance that is pretentious and completely inappropriate for the genre of the story. Everything is muted and "understated" and really really annoying. I would honestly have to avoid a book read by this Narrator, even if I loved the author.
No, but it would be a fun book to read.
Keep the author, skip the narrator.
"Fun, sassy easy listen"
The "witch central" and "modern witch" series are well written sassy and often snarky, a perfect combination. Great for listening during long commutes to work. Really sad that there are only 15 total.
"Romance is in the air..."
Debra has such intricate insights that gratifies the inner woman that gets lost in today's daily life schematics. I love listening to all her novels .
"A welcome change for me, easy listen"
I enjoyed listening to the book, but will not consider listening to another one narrated by Martha Harmon, she is pretty annoying. The story was not bad, I happily listened to the book without regretting it, but I was new to the series, I reckon that otherwise it might have been a bit too boring.
Any other romance.
She has a irritating voice and is not good performing males.
Try to suspend my disbelief and enjoy the story. Wonder how on earth the plot heroine is sad because best friend will move soon was enough because of the interesting setting. This is why I think I might not enjoy another book in the series quite as much.
Even there is a lot of talk about the attraction of the leads, the characters always stay super chaste. This was as irritating as regency heroines without scrupels are in this rather recently set story.
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I hunted Turkeys in South Dakota in the spring of 2000. Since those days I have always wanted to travel out and hunt ducks.
Would anyone be interested in trading a hunt for South Dakota ducks for 3 days for 3 days of either South Carolina turkey hunting or deer hunting?
Turkey Season March 15-May 1
Rifle Deer Season August 15-January 1 (2 Bucks a day and 2 does a day after September 15)
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