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Whenever some body builds or buys an engine for some thing they claim gobs of horse power but no real data. There is a real easy and cheap way to build your own engine dyno. Moving or storing the engine after build can also be a problem. With this in mind heres what to do.
Get a secure 2 wheel trailer and hook it up to your pick up using 2" or larger ball. Chain it like a normal trailer but use a good chain. The bed is not important.
Build a good secure L shaped mount to bolt on the trailer using about 4-5 inch square tubing with a quarter inch wall. Cheaply loading your engine can be a problem but what works the best is a well protected prop to bolt to the out put of the engine. As the horsepower of the engine changes the load will have to change. If you want to use a water brake dyno you can but expect to pay more but keep in mind water freezes. The engine has to run WOT - wide open throttle when taking measurements corrected to RPM.
As the weather, temperature, and humidity changes the power output will change. Some people THINK it doesn't make a big differance but it does. I have run many engines on a dyno so I know. Because of these changes you have to correct your readings to a standard atmosphere. The CF or correction factor must be noted. This is 29.92 inches of mercury pressure, 59.5 degrees farenheit , and 0% humidity. Some body got the bright idea of opening the outside door in winter to see the power go up. It does according to the CF , exactly.
Because of this you will need an accurate barometer , thermometer , and a means of determinig humidty. The cheapest and easiest way to determine humidty is dry bulb versus wet bulb temperature.
As the engine is loaded it will try to twist on your mount. Easily allowing the engine to twist is done using a wheel rim and bearing. The engine can be mounted using the original mounts to the turnable wheel and bearing.
Measuring this twist force is the load on the engine. You can use a 1 - 4 foot bar monted some where on the center line of the engine. A 400 pound shipping scale from Office Depot can be used to measure this force. As the lever increases the load is increased.
Use your internet search engine and go to flycorvair to see a dyno like this. I use google search to get a lot of possibilities. Please ask me or who ever on this board to get more info. Lee
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This sounds not only like a disaster in the making, but alot of work just to measure horsepower. I don't think I'd want to be near anything like that spinning a prop. I think I'll stick to the standard, professionally run engine dyno, inside a room designed just for that purpose.
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A test cell or a Dyno made to run an engine is better but it will cost near 1 million dollars. I cant afford a million dollars may be you can. Spinning a prop is not dangerous unless safety precautions are not followed. Being a pilot of piston airplanes a spinning prop is only dangerous if you try to grab it while the engine is running.
With out a dyno people can say they have a zillion horse power. People use a dyno like this to test the horse power accurately with out killing themselves.Think Alot
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I was not implying that someone go out and buy a dyno, which costs no where near a million dollars but probably more around 100k. I was saying that it would be cheaper and less of a hassle to go and "rent" engine dyno time by the day. I generally do this once a year at a cost of about $500 for the day, and if things go well, you usually don't need a full day. Going back to your weather vs. HP comparison, I can say that based on my experience on the dyno and at the track, vapor pressure(or grains of water) has the most bearing on horsepower. The humidity may be the same for 2 different vapor pressure readings, but the lower VP reading will make more power.
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That'd be on heIIuva dyno, for sure!
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I don't know of a Million $ dyno, but what i do know is that Dyno's that can handle >1000hp are VERY expensive. Not a Million expensive but allot more than 34k. I would venture a guess of 200k for a large HP "rolling road"
I think your "plan" is sketchy to say the least. If you want to test your HP and torque I recommend making an appointment with a performance shop. Better yet look into a local club in your area and inquire about dyno days. Most high performance shops will give a really good deal to clubs and the members can save a few bucks doing a couple pulls. Lets face it, if you put money into a vehicle why not spend another couple hundred to lay down some numbers?
I heard a really good definition of HP, torque, over steer and under steer.
Over steer: you bounce off the inside wall
Under steer: you smash your tail lights on the outside wall
HP: how fast you hit the wall
Torque: how far you travel when you go through the wall
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the mustang will handle 1k horse and yes you can find many different high HP and AWD dynos in the 30k range including maha,dynojet etc,sorry but your ventured guess is off.
at my previous shop our maha was 25k used
http://iowacity.craigslist.org/tls/916472948.html as an example a high HP dyno under 30k
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It would be nice to have Sleeping Samurai back as-well.
Please invite Airship Isabella!! The LARP last year BLEW my mind and everyone had a wonderful time! I love anime and steampunk and SanJapan has stood as my all time favorite con of last year for perfectly mixing the two. It was my absolute favorite and I went to like... 15 cons including A-kon and Afest. I literally boast about SanJapan at every con I go to. The Isabella added the sugar on top of what was already a great con and it soared to my favorite immediately. I love SanJapan I plan to attend, but please bring back the Airship Isabella! It wouldn't be the same without them!
As said before Airship Isabella is a definite must! They are great and fun people, awesome to talk to, and always willing to help people with their Steampunk projects. These guys are good at leading panels on steampunk as well as DIY panels, and they are great about inspiring people to create their own steampunk characters. All this is and more. Now they have a LARP that has been lead by Jim Trent. He's a really great guy as well and the LARP in LAnime was a HUGE success. I request not only do ASI come, but they bring him and do a LARP here at SJ. There are a lot of great minds on the writing team, and we can make this LARP rather excellent. Even if we can't do the LARP, bringing ASI is again a Definite MUST!
Steampunk or Bust!
Also, as another idea, Marquis of Vaudeville is an amazing band and did a great concert at LAnime. I'm sure they'd love to come to San Japan as well.
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Airship Isabella and Sleeping Samurai should be guests at san japan again
I vote Airship Isabella, the l.a.r.p. last year was epic and steampunk is a must have at any con. Being an employee of the Marriott hotel I can tell you that the most popular and memorable costumes for both con goers and even the workers were the original, hand made, "oo-shiny," steampunk attire.
I know this is very long, but I would hope everyone would take the time to read it;
I initially wasn't going to post, but I wanted to respectfully explain my point of view and why I believe that ASI should be a part of San Japan.
Please take no offense.
There are many members of the community who view Airship Isabella as both an inspiration and a positive influence in the Steampunk, and convention, culture. It is true that Steampunk may not be strictly anime, but there are many animes/mangas/etc. that have been influenced or include aspects of the Steampunk ideology and aesthetic. Plus, many of the individuals who are interested in Steampunk started out interested in Anime/Manga and Japanese culture and in the Convention scene.
There are many reasons why said individuals gained an interest in Steampunk, among them being the kind and approachable attitude that ASI continues to show.
For as long as I've seen them, ASI has promoted acceptance and kindness towards the con community- whether they were interested in Steampunk, Anime, or comics made no difference in their attitude towards others. Their influence on the community has definitely been a positive one. In addition to their numerous panels, LARP Event, and products- it is their attitude that has taken them so far and makes them an absolutely pleasure to deal with.
This thread is asking for suggestions as far as guests go, and that is the feedback you are receiving. Many Con-dwellers who frequent events in Texas (Even in Kansas, Louisiana, and more) already know of ASI and travel great distances to attend events with them. They are a very helpful group, and definitely the people I recommend to those who have a blossoming interest in the Steampunk genre. I have even seen many other con-attendees (not Steampunk, but Cosplayers, Lolita, Ravers, or what have you) to go the members of ASI with some conflict, and they have always been received with ]acceptance and a kind ear- no matter how little they know the members.
They bring a large draw from all sorts of groups with their Steampunk presence, and it inspires many to travel out in order to partake in events with them.
All the posts you have seen are merely voices trying to make themselves heard. Whether they know ASI personally, or are just fans, doesn't make their opinion or thoughts any less important than anyone else posting on this thread. They simply want to make clear that there IS a desire to see Airship Isabella at San Japan, and that if you introduce them as a guest you will have more of a draw and more interest than if you excluded them.
This is not a mob trying to force your hand, but a group of individuals expressing their desire for a Steampunk presence within the Con.
Over the past couple years Steampunk has started to expand and grow. I attended San Japan last year (San Japan 4TW), and I saw way more of a presence there than I had seen the year before (San Japan :3). I have no doubt that the interest and participation in this subculture will continue to grow, and I sincerely hope that San Japan will not only be accepting of this, but will make an effort to include them in their schedules and events.
No matter what your decision, I know there are many Steampunks/Anime Cosplayers who have attended San Japan the last few years and respect the convention, coordinators, and their decisions. Excluding Airship Isabella would be a huge disappointment to many of them, but it is an understandable one. The posts in the above thread are just a few of the many that look forward to seeing ASI as a guest, and attending their panels/LARP/etc.
Quite simply: they have a lot to offer, and although they may not be a big inspiration to you: they have been a big inspiration to many people. I know that San Japan will still have a wonderful turnout and be an amazing convention, even without ASI. However, it is my personal opinion that adding ASI would do more to improve convention attendance & entertainment than excluding them would do.
This is going to be my only post in this thread; I know that many of the other con-goers probably don't want the entire thread spammed by the same suggestion repeatedly. I know I wouldn't.
I only registered to represent my own opinion & actually explain my reasoning behind it rather than just mention a name.
I hope that, at the very least, people will consider including ASI in San Japan.
I apologize for the length of this post, and I am sure that others could give you a hundred other reasons as to why they believe ASI should be a guest, but those are mine.
Respectfully yours,
No Airship Isabella = No Necro Kittie or my Airship
I was at san japan last year and the stuff that Airship Isabella was doing really made the con for me. This year my whole crew was planning on going but now hearing that Airship Isabella might not be there.. I am not so sure anymore. It's a 3 hour drive for me and gas prices are high so unless a whole bunch of steampunkery is guaranteed like it is when Airship Isabella is at a convention, then I'm definitely not going. and if i am not going, i suspect the rest of my crew won't be going either which takes out about half the steampunks from the corpus christi area from going to san japan. Knowing the other half they probably won't go either.
I'm not going to threaten with my absence or my airship's absence if Airship Isabella doesn't go, but I know I would definitely be less excited about this con. It is true that we're all jumping on this opportunity, but we feel like we must do so in order to bring back an institution that could very well be an integral part of this SJ and all others beyond that.
My first convention ever was San Japan 4TW and it was truly one of the best experiences I've ever had out in public. I was blown away by the spirit and dedication of all the anime/cosplay fans to their culture and was very impressed by how much they all put into what they cared about. It was very nice to see that we could all be nerds about what we like and have people to share it with, which is sometimes a rare luxury out in normal social situations. I loved the live Pokémon battle and the cosplay contest and the dramas at the end were really impressive. All in all, I think San Japan has set the mark for conventions, as far as my experience goes, and Airship Isabella was a big part of that experience. Their LARP was an impressive feat involving over 100 steampunks and required an immense amount of organization and control. And it is true that Airship Isabella does bring in anywhere from 100-200 guests. Steampunk is just a sub-culture that can co-exist well within the anime/Japanese community.
My last point to make is that almost every single steampunk that I've met in my life will totally gush over anime. The just LOVE it and can probably relate to almost any non-steampunk con-goer in their love for anime. The reason why I'm pushing for Airship Isabella is because both they and the steampunk community still appreciate and love what San Japan brings to our city, even without steampunk. What's important is that the con-goers can appreciate and respect what the con is TRULY about, anime and the like-cultures, but to be able to do so in their own way. Airship Isabella will just help facilitate the process by which myriad steampunk will pay homage to SJ and its well-respected tradition.
I vote Airship Isabella, that enables those of us Playing in the SCARS verses ORDER -LARP like last years LARP that was epic and also very steampunk is a must have at any con. IMO it would bring more Steampunkers to SJ. If we had, the Red Fork Empires Emperor and Airship Isabella at SJ it would bring those influenced by the aspects of the Steampunk ideology and aesthetic. Creation a Steampunk SCARS verses ORDER Story Line (that could be advertised), running in conjunction with the main SJ hype that is ongoing anyway.
Over the past few years, Steampunk has grown exponentially, starting to expand in to new directions, growing into new areas. I attended San Japan last year at San Japan: four, there I saw a larger presence, even more than I had seen at San Japan: three, and five times more than I saw at San Japan: two... I have no doubt that the Steampunk Ideal and the many subcultural genera are growing out of our further Steampunk interest and in the SIFI community. Steampunk is growing in leaps and bounds, invigorating new people to participate in this subculture, which will only continue to grow, and I sincerely hope that San Japan will not only be accepting to this fairly new subcultural movement called Steampunk, but will make an effort to include more Steampunk in your schedules at your yearly events.
Thank you from the desk of Doc Zepp
I respectfully request airship Isabella be a guest
I was hopeing to see airship isabella!!!! It's one of the reason's I go to San Japan. Steampunk is a awesome genre to merge with anime. Please invite them!
I'd really appreciate it if you guys would go ahead and invite ASI to your convention. Steampunk is such a wonderful part of San Japan, I've always looked forward to seeing them. Thank you very much for your consideration.
.... it also would be awesome if you brought Andrew Hussie........ just a thought.....


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Rated 3 out of 5 by rose11 Okay phone... at first I've had this phone for almost 2 years... it was good for like the first month, but then it started lagging and being ridiculously slow. The power button would not always respond and I had to push it like 8 times before it turns off. The worst part is memory. You can put nothing on it and it comes with a lot of stupid apps I don't want or use. Also, whenever I reboot the phone, it takes forever for anything to load, and you have to wait maybe half an hour before the response time is normal. And any apps stored on the SD card will not show up until way later (sometimes never). The phone often will not send texts until I restart the phone (it just says "sending...") or it will receive the same text 4 times. However, there are a few good things... it's nearly unbreakable. I've dropped my phone countless times and from dangerous heights as well. I once dropped it from standing height onto the road and it bounced up a couple feet and landed completely fine. I've spilled coffee and other liquids on it several times and nothing happened. I would most likely not recommend it to someone looking for active phone use. If you rarely use your phone for anything other than texting or calling, but would still like to have web/email capabilities on occasion, then this phone is okay. But if you're looking for gaming, apps, lots of internet use, etc. then look elsewhere. November 29, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by sakattack Get for your youngling Not much internal space, bloatware almost impossible to remove, sd card reader doesn't work all the time (dismounts the card), and freezes/resets frequently. Have had to do a factory reset 4 times since I got the phone. Battery is finally starting to bite the dust after almost 2 years. January 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by m&m Poor phone, extremely disappointed When I first got this phone, I was very excited, but after some time passed, I felt so frustrated and disappointed with the product. Firstly, the memory goes by super fast. I have about 20 apps installed and I put all the apps I was able to, on sd card, but then there where about 5 apps that I wasn't able to transfer (because it didn't give me that option for those apps), and they took up all of my memory space; and I have no photos, no videos, and almost no apps stored on my internal phone memory. The phone initially comes with a load of useless apps and game demos which are really hard to delete. Updating apps is a really big issue and takes FOREVER. The phone is also super slow and when you don't have enough memory (which is a great deal of the time) it lags excessively a lot. It freezes and is extremely unresponsive. Also, after a couple of months, the power/lock button stopped working half the time. I would have to press it like 5 times before it responded. Since the power button was extremely unresponsive, it would take me a really long time to try and turn off my phone, and at times, when I had to turn it off really fast, I wasn't able to. I genuinely feel like the production of this phone is a waste of resources and time. It doesn't work the way it is supposed to, it lags, and just overall isn't a good product. November 27, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Emma23 Awful the storage is awful. i can only have 5 apps on this phone before it says storage is low. when the storage does get low, you cant do anything. it wont let you send or recieve texts and keeps reminding you. even if you have the sd card, it wont let you put much on it. it also doesnt have good screen sensitivity. when im texting, you have to push hard and sometimes it wont pick up the letter im typing. for example, if im trying to type a T, it will put R or Y. September 16, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by thisloser THIS PHONE SUCKS This phone completely sucks. I've had it for almost a year and I'm sick of it. The screen is terrible, the touch screen keyboard is terrible, it takes me forever just to write one text! You can't change a lot of the settings, and you can't even put the phone on vibrate. I will never buy this phone, or any other android phone again. September 3, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by ulibong A phone with many flaws. LG clearly did not work too hard on this phone, and it shows within moments of using it. My major complaint about the LG Optimus T is that it is incredibly slow and has a big issue with lag. Even with the bloatware removed and no downloaded apps, it still takes a horrible amount of time to scroll through pages while on the Internet or navigating through the phone's menus. While texting contacts, the touchscreen keyboard lags making it frustrating to type. In addition to the Optimus T's slowness, it features a very small screen and the camera is of terrible quality. I would avoid this phone at all costs! Very shocking for an LG phone. The battery life is also mediocre, although not the absolute worst. It can last for roughly 9 hours. On the flip side, the only decent part of the Optimus T is that it is simple to use and good for beginner Android users. August 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by KGirl Good but not great I liked this phone when I first got it, but now after almost a year I hate it. I can't add music without my phone just deleting it and to top it off it's constantly telling me that my phone is low on memory, but I have nearly no programs on. Plus I can't calibrate my screen, so my touch screen is now off center. It's great for internet though, and I use it all the time plus my battery life is good still. May 16, 2012
The sleek and intuitive LG Optimus T, powered by Android 2.2, with its 3.2" touchscreen, is just right— especially for smartphone newbies. Optimus T features Google Voice™ Actions, so tasks like online search, shopping, and music are an easy voice command away. What's more, Optimus T has the ability to connect to Wi-Fi® hotspots, or when no hotspot is available, it can share its innate internet connection with other devices.
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text: Creative Writing overview faculty program organizations after graduation Patrick Lawler Adjunct Professor of English An adjunct professor of English (MA in English/Creative Writing from Syracuse University), he teaches Introduction to Playwriting, Advanced Playwriting, Creative Writing for Performance, Scriptwriting, and Creative Writing Workshop. He has three collections of poetry published: A Drowning Man is Never Tall Enough (University of Georgia Press), Reading a Burning Book (Basfal Books), and Feeding the Fear of the Earth, the winner of the Many Mountains Moving poetry book competition (2006). He has been awarded fellowships by the New York State Foundation for the Arts, the National Endowment of the Arts, and the Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts. In addition, he has had poetry and fiction appear in over 75 journals including American Letters & Commentary, American Poetry Review, Central Park, The Iowa Review, Ironwood, Many Mountains Moving, Shenandoah, Northwest Review, and Southern Humanities Review. He has written, in collaboration or individually, numerous plays including "Voice/Box," "What's Inside," and "Circle of Willis." His work includes experimental multimedia pieces, participation in slam competitions, and performance art. As an Associate Professor at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, he is director of the ESF Writing Program where he teaches writing and nature literature courses. To email Pat- email@example.com Publications Courses taught by Patrick Lawler CRW 386 Introduction to Playwriting - A workshop that introduces students to the techniques of dramatic writing. In our explorations of structure, dialogue, and methods of characterization, students begin by writing one- to two-page exercises, advance to outlines for plot and character, and finally write a ten-minute play which is performed in class. Prerequisites: ENG 100, ENG 200/218, ENG 300/318. CRW 387 Scriptwriting - This course provides study and practice in the special requirements of writing fictional works for television and film. This course will focus on: basic dramatic structures and story telling, the premise, the pitch, character development, writing the treatment, story outlines, writing the master scene and completing the script. At semester end, students are expected to produce full-length tele-plays, radio dramas or film scripts. CRW389 Writing the One Act Play - The goal of this course is to write a one-act play. It is designed for students who have some experience with writing plays or with a strong creative writing background. We will explore structure, dialogue, methods of characterization, conflict, plot, subplot, and theatrical components (movement, sound, visual effects) using discussion, examples, and exercises. We will advance to plot outlines and character sketches, and finally the student will write a one-act play which will be performed in class. Prerequisite: THR/ENG/CRW 386 or permission of Instructor. David Lloyd, PhD Program Director, Professor of English After earning his bachelor's degree in English at St. Lawrence University, David Lloyd received his MA in Creative Writing (1985) and his Ph.D. in literature (1985) from Brown University. His articles, interviews, poems and stories have appeared in magazines in the US, Canada and Britain, including Crab Orchard Review, Denver Quarterly, DoubleTake, Planet, Poetry Wales, and TriQuarterly. After winning the 2002 Maryland State Poetry & Literary Society's chapbook contest, his poetry collection The Everyday Apocalypse was published by Three Conditions Press. New American Press published his poem sequence The Gospel According to Frank in 2003. Syracuse University Press published his fiction collection, Boys: Stories and a Novella in 2004. In 2000, he received the Poetry Society of America's Robert H. Winner Memorial Award, judged by W. D. Snodgrass. He is the editor of The Urgency of Identity: Contemporary English-language Poetry from Walesand the author of Writing on the Edge: Interviews with Writers and Editors of Wales. In 1997 he founded Le Moyne's creative writing program, serving as its director from 1997-1998 and 2002-2005. He is the poetry editor for the magazine DoubleTake/Points of Entry, published bi-annually (http://www.doubletakecommunity.org), and the current Rev. Kevin G. O'Connell, SJ, Distinguished Professor of the Humanities at Le Moyne. Publications Courses taught by David Lloyd CRW 385, Creative Writing Workshop - In this introductory workshop we will discuss writing techniques as well as poetry and fiction published by established authors, but most of our time will be devoted to discussing student writing with an eye toward revision and improvement. Half of the course will be devoted to poetry and half to fiction. While students will be encouraged to write in any form and explore any topic, I will also provide suggestions for form and content. Students will complete a final portfolio of fiction and poetry, to be handed in at the end of term. CRW 392, Advanced Fiction Workshop - This is writing workshop is designed for students who have completed CRW 385, Creative Writing Workshop, and wish to focus entirely on fiction writing. The class will discuss student writing as well as short stories by established contemporary authors. Most of our attention will be directed towards the revision and improvement of student fiction. By the end of the term, students will submit a completed manuscript of 20 typed pages. IMPORTANT: This term I will be using Blackboard to facilitate distribution of student fiction and writing exercises. I will frequently post announcements on Blackboard, so students should log on several times a week. CRW 481, Creative Writing Tutorial - Creative Writing Tutorial, the capstone course for the creative writing concentration, consists of a semester (usually the spring of the senior year) in which the student works one-on-one with a creative writing program faculty member as well as in workshops with other students to create a polished portfolio of poetry or fiction, including revisions of previously work and new writing. To enroll in this tutorial, students must declare a creative writing concentrator or minor. They also must have completed three creative writing workshops. Linda Pennisi Visiting Assistant Professor Linda Pennisi, director of Le Moyne's dreative writing program, earned her Bachelor of Arts in English from Le Moyne College and her Master of Fine Arts in writing from Vermont College. Seamless (www.perugiapress.com), her first book of poems and winner of the Perugia Press Intro Book Prize, was also named First Runner-up by poet Philip Levine for the Levine Poetry Prize, as well as a finalist in several competitions. Her second book, Suddenly, Fruit received the 2005 Carolina Wren Press Poetry Series Book Award judged by poet William Pitt Root and will appear in August, 2006 (www.carolinawrenpress.org). She was awarded a Saltonstall Individual Artists Grant in 2004, and Perugia Press received a Greenwall Fund Grant from the Academy of American Poets to assist in the publication of Seamless. Individual poems have appeared or will be appearing in literary journals such as McSweeny's, Hunger Mountain, Lyric Poetry Review and Runes. Publications Courses taught by Linda Pennisi ENG/CRW 385 Creative Writing Workshop - ENG/CRW 385 If you've ever wanted to explore the realm of writing stories and poems, this course is for you. CRW 385 is a creative writing workshop geared toward helping you find and develop the writer in you. During our class meetings we will discuss writing techniques as well as writing samples by established writers, but most of the time will be devoted to completing in-class exercises and discussing student assignments. Students will learn to consider their work with an eye toward revision and improvement. The first part of the class will be devoted to fiction; the second to poetry. CRW/ENG 391 Advanced Poetry Workshop - In this poetry-focused creative writing workshop, we will explore a variety of experiences (i.e. art, memory, nature, popular culture, current events, etc.) as potential topics of poems, and students will learn to implement elements of craft and vision to bring their insights and concerns to the page in meaningful, artful ways. During our class meetings we will discuss writing techniques as well as writing samples by established writers, but most of the time will be devoted to discussing student poems, with an eye toward revision and improvement. Some focus will be placed on in-class writing exercises, as well as a possible field trip to an event outside the classroom. CRW/ENG 388 Writing into the World - This is a five-week, one-credit service learning course for students interested in sharing their creative writing skills with senior citizens in a workshop held at the Jewish Health and Rehabilitation Center. If interested, contact Linda Pennisi at 445-4317 or email@example.com). Dan Roche Associate Professor Dan Roche, associate professor in the Department of Communication and Film Studies, is a writer of essays, memoirs and articles. His books include Love's Labors: A Memoir of Marriage and Divorce (Riverhead, 1998) and Great Expectation: A Father's Diary (Iowa, 2008). His essays have appeared in a number of literary journals, such as Fourth Genre, The North American Review, Under the Sun, River Teeth, Stone Canoe, The Journal, and sportsjones, and they have won The Ohio State Alumni Magazine Award and the William Allen Award for Creative Nonfiction. Roche graduated from the nonfiction writing program at the University of Iowa, where he also earned a Ph.D. in English with a concentration in nonfiction. He was a 2005 New York Foundation for the Arts fellow in nonfiction literature, and he has taught nonfiction writing at Iowa, the University of Central Arkansas and Le Moyne. In addition to creative nonfiction, he teaches many different courses in journalism. Click here to read an essay of his about being an essayist. Publications Course taught by Dan Roche ENG/CRW 395 Creative Nonfiction Workshop - This workshop gives students an opportunity to read and write a wide variety of literary creative nonfiction, including the personal essay, the memoir, travel writing, the lyric essay, the portrait, the humor essay, and the political essay. The class delves into what it means to "tell the truth," how to create a first-person narrator that is as much like oneself as possible (or maybe not), when it's effective—and safe—to tell other people's secrets, and how to deal with the unreliability of memory. Students will get practice in all aspects of nonfiction writing: generating topics; crafting prose that is as attentive to language and rhythm as poetry and as adept at scene, character, setting, and dialogue as fiction; and enacting on the page the writer's "story of thought."


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ST. MARYS – The Elk County Catholic Crusader baseball team used the one-hit pitching of Luke Daghir to advance to the finals of the Elk County Baseball Tournament with an 8-1 win over the Ridgway Elkers Friday at Berwind Park.
Elk Catholic takes on Johnsonburg today at noon for the tournament title.
Daghir gave up a single, walked one and struck out seven for Elk Catholic.
Josh Mitchell started on the mound for Ridgway, going 5 2/3 innings and giving up eight hits, walking five and striking out eight. Kevin Kilhoffer worked 1/3 of an inning of relief.
Elk Catholic had eight hits in the game. Ben Daghir and Brock McCullough each had a double and a single. Sam Schneider doubled and Luke Daghir had two singles. Kyle Schneider had a single.
Slade Horner had Ridgway's lone single which came in the fifth inning.
"Luke pitched a good game today, a one-hitter," said ECCHS coach Father Eric Vogt. "He kept them off balance."
"We had pretty good defense but we had clutch hits when we needed them. (Josh) Mitchell threw a good game for them (Ridgway). He kept them in the game," added Father Eric.
The Elkers went down in order in the top of the first inning. In the home half of the inning, Josh Feldbauer was hit by a pitch with one out. He stole second and third and scored on a single by Luke Daghir, giving ECC the 1-0 lead.
Both teams went down in order in the second inning. The top of the third found Ridgway going down in order. Elk Catholic left a man on base in their half of the inning.
The Elkers went down in order in the fourth inning. In the home half of the inning, Joe McLaughlin led off with a walk. Jake Cortina reached on a fielder's choice. With one out, Eric Wehler walked. With two outs, Ricky Pearsall walked, scoring McLauglin. Kyle Schneider singled, scoring both Cortina and Wehler to give Elk Catholic the 4-0 lead.
D.J. Skraba was hit by a pitch in the top of the fifth inning. He moved to second on an error. With one out, Horner singled, scoring Skraba to cut ECC's lead to 4-1. In the home half of the inning, the Crusaders threatened but left the bases loaded.
Ridgway left a runner on base on the top of the sixth inning. In the home half of the sixth, Kyle Schneider was hit by a pitch and Luke Daghir reached base on an infield single. A double by Ben Daghir scored Schneider and Luke Daghir. A double by McCullough scored Ben Daghir. With two outs, Sam Schneider doubled, scoring McCullough to give ECC the 8-1 lead.
The Elkers only sent three batters to the plate in the top of the seventh, as the Crusaders advanced to the title game with the 8-1 win.
Ridgway – 1
Jesse Reynolds 2-0-0, Kevin Kilhoffer 3-0-0, Josh Mitchell 3-0-0, D.J. Skraba 2-1-0, Jesse Gardner 3-0-0, Slade Horner 3-0-1, Zach McKnight 0-0-0, Aaron Sorge 2-0-0, Derek Mattiuz 2-0-0, Alex Dickant 1-0-0, Jo Jo Jaques 0-0-0. Totals 21-1-1.
Ricky Pearsall 3-0-0, Josh Feldbauer 1-1-0, Kyle Schneider 1-1-1, Luke Daghir 3-1-2, Ben Daghir 3-1-2, Joe McLaughlin 1-1-0, Brock McCullough 2-1-2, Jake Cortina 3-1-0, Jack Herzing 1-0-0, Zac Brody 3-0-0, Sam Schneider 1-0-1, Eric Wehler 2-1-0, Pat Brennen 3-0-0. Totals 29-8-7.
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