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A few months ago, a number of Sage Z-Axis fly rods, as well as Simms G4 waders, mysteriously appeared on the sales racks at 16 Costco locations throughout the country. And, true to form, the super-big-box retailer had drastically slashed prices, knocking hundreds of dollars off the MSRP.
But, alas, it was a short-lived phenomenon. When those companies heard about their products being sold through Costco (apparently, they were sourced to Costco by different agents and accounts), both Simms and Sage snuffed out sales by actually repurchasing their own products, at retail price.
Mike Savlen's Suggestion
- By: Bob White
- Photography by: Bob White
I enjoy mike savlen's paintings for the same reasons I like the man: The artist and his work are bold, honest and colorful.
Savlen grew up near the water, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and began to fish with his father at the age of two. Since then, he says, water and fish have fascinated him. His interest in painting began at about the same time, when he found a can of house paint in the trash and decided to re-paint the family car. "I guess," Savlen says with a grin, "that my parents didn't quite understand my artistic vision!"
- Upfront Notes
- Cape Cod Stripers
- New Sales Methods, New Markets
- Fishing Music: Ben Winship & David Thompson
- Books
- Wild, Scenic & Trashed
- Midges in Moving Water
- Sight-Casting for Black Drum
- Riviera Redfish
- The Glass Renaissance
- Fab 5 Fall Hatches
- Going Coastal
- Seven Great Flies for the Boston Metropolitan Area
- New Gear
- (Another) Brown Stone Nymph
- This Year's Fly
Off the Water
- By: Jim Dean
Fly fishermen were shocked and saddened when eastern Idaho's fabled A-Bar closed in 2008 [see "Last Call," March 2010 Fly Rod & Reel] but the good news is this: The A-Bar, legendary among parched trout fishermen, road-weary travelers and rambunctious locals, was purchased by TroutHunter, its next-door neighbor, and is being refurbished with plans to reopen this summer.
"Our goal is to fix the roof, do some painting and repairs and reopen on July 4, 2011, or as soon after that as possible," says Rich Paini, one of the A-Bar's new co-owners. Other partners include Paini's wife, Millie, Jon Stiehl, Allen Ball and renowned fly tier René Harrop.
- By: John Gierach
- Illustrations by: Bob White
As businesses, fishing lodges are rarely big money makers, and there's a surprising mortality rate. The editor of a sporting magazine once told me it's not all that unusual for him to assign a destination story on a lodge, only to have the place close before the article runs. Think about it: You're operating what amounts to a hotel, a restaurant, a guide service, a travel agency, a small airline, a modest navy and sometime medical evacuation unit, and you have to make your nut in a season that can be as short as eight or 10 weeks.


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Clinics & Experiential Learning
About 80% of our students take advantage of this unique opportunity to combine theory with practice, and many students take more than one clinic. With more than 20 clinics, there are almost always places available.
In addition to the 11 clinics in the Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization, and the clinics and projects listed to the left on this page, a number of other centers and programs also offer experiential learning opportunities. Simulation courses are also offered in such areas as Appellate Advocacy, Corporate Crisis Management, and Negotiating and Drafting M&A Agreements. Read more about our business simulation courses.
Clinic News
September 22, 2015
Veterans Legal Services Clinic to Receive Organization Award from Hispanic-American Veterans of Connecticut
September 20, 2015
YLSA of PenJerDel 8th Annual Garden Party
September 15, 2015
Gag Order Lifted on Nicholas Merrill Through MFIA Clinic Case Win
August 19, 2015
Professor Jean Koh Peters and Susan Bryant to Be Honored by Society of American Law Teachers
June 25, 2015
MFIA Clinic Files Lawsuit Seeking Access to Clinical Trial Data for Costly Hepatitis C Drugs
June 16, 2015
The Eugene and Carol Ludwig Center for Community & Economic Development Provides Aid in New Haven and Beyond
May 12, 2015
Stop Assaults on Military Campuses—A Commentary by Ashley Anderson '16 and Elizabeth Deutsch '16
April 27, 2015
Veterans Clinic, SWAN Deliver Proposed Executive Order Demanding Sex Discrimination Protections at Military Academies
April 6, 2015
Veterans Clinic Files Nation-Wide Class Action, Challenging Delays in VA Benefits Processing
March 23, 2015
Yale Law Clinic Seeks Relief for Homeowners Burdened with Underwater Second Mortgages
January 27, 2015
Yale Law School Veterans Clinic Advocates for Marginalized Veteran Populations—A Commentary by Michael Wishnie '93
January 20, 2015
Judge Expands Immigration Bond Hearing Ruling in WIRAC Lawsuit
December 11, 2014
SFALP Students Assist in Filing Tax Fraud Case in California
November 4, 2014
Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic Receives Award from South Asian Bar Association
October 2, 2014
YLS Veterans Clinic Wins Major Victory in Adjustment Disorder, Denial of Benefits Case
July 29, 2014
Veterans Legal Services Clinic Files Lawsuit Seeking to End Discrimination Against Military Sex Assault Survivors
July 3, 2014
SFALP Students Assist in California Lead Paint Case
June 9, 2014
Connecticut Enacts Landmark Veterans Employment Law
June 9, 2014
Civil Rights Plaintiffs Settle With East Haven, Secure Groundbreaking Immigration Policy
May 28, 2014
Long-Detained Immigrants in Massachusetts Win Class Action Suit As Judge Orders Bond Hearings
February 11, 2014
YLS Clinics Challenge ICE Detention Policy; Judge Certifies Statewide Class Action
December 18, 2013
MFIA Clinic Files Lawsuit to Compel Disclosure of Documents Related to International Intellectual Property Trade Negotiations
December 13, 2013
Yale Law School Sets Record with Seven Students, Alumni Awarded Skadden Fellowships
December 6, 2013
Yale Law Clinic Scores Legal Victory in Battle Over Quality Education in Connecticut
November 12, 2013
Veterans Legal Services Clinic Files Federal Lawsuit on Behalf of Deported U.S. Veteran
September 18, 2013
Yale Law Clinic Continues Fight for Quality Education Access in Connecticut
August 16, 2013
Veterans Legal Services Clinic, Sen. Richard Blumenthal '73 call on VA to Grant Equal Rights to Same-Sex Veteran Couples
June 18, 2013
Names of Guantanamo Detainees Released After FOIA Request Filed by Yale Law School's MFIA Clinic
May 23, 2013
Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic Publishes Second Report on Effects of Youth Sentenced as Adults
April 3, 2013
YLS and Quinnipiac Student Clinics Publish New Report on Youth Serving Long Prison Sentences
March 22, 2013
U.N. Hypocrisy in Haiti—A Commentary by Muneer I. Ahmad and Charanya Krishnaswami '13
January 4, 2013
Media Freedom Clinic Files FOIA Suit Against DEA for Footage of Raid That Killed Dozens
January 2, 2013
Journalist Bill McMichael and Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic Prevail Over Department of Defense in FOIA Case
December 3, 2012
Veterans Clinic Files Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of Vietnam Vets with PTSD Denied Honorable Discharges
July 19, 2012
Report from Yale Human Rights Clinic Finds U.S. Government Contractors Continue to Traffic and Abuse Foreign Workers in Iraq and Afghanistan
June 7, 2012
Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy Q&A with Bruce Ho, Who Will Join YLS as a Clinical Visiting Lecturer
May 24, 2012
Fiona Doherty '99 to Join Law School Faculty in July as Clinical Associate Professor of Law
May 23, 2012
JUNTA and Yale Law School Release Report on Remittance Practices in New Haven's Immigrant Community
March 28, 2012
Veterans Clinic Assists Vietnam Veterans of America in Obtaining Records That Reveal Hundreds of Illegal Personality Disorder Discharges
March 19, 2012
Symposium March 28 on "Interpreting Federal Statutes: The Dysfunctional Dialogue between the Courts and Congress"
February 8, 2012
Emily Bazelon '00 and Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic Win Access to Settlement Agreement in Phoebe Prince Case
December 6, 2011
Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic Wins Access to Emails Between NYC Mayor's Office and Former City Schools Chancellor
December 6, 2011
Community and Economic Development Clinic Instrumental in Completing Shopping Center Buyout
December 5, 2011
For Papuans, Obama Visit to ASEAN Summit Brings Home Heavy Price of Indonesia's Economic Development Plans—A Commentary by Jim Silk '89, Amanda Elbogen '13, Stephanie Keene '12 and Stephanie Safdi '12
November 18, 2011
Victory for Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic as Appeals Court Upholds Online Anonymity
October 13, 2011
Veterans Clinic Representing Navy Veteran Suing for Benefits, Same-Sex Marriage Recognition
September 30, 2011
Enough Project Co-founder and Human Rights Activist John Prendergast to Share His Experiences With Yale Community
September 21, 2011
Transnational Development Clinic Helps Hundreds of Connecticut Factory Workers Gain Access to Job Training and Income Assistance
August 3, 2011
Report from Yale Human Rights Team Finds Cambodian Garment Factories Use Short-Term Employment Contracts to Exploit Workers
January 31, 2011
Clinic Students Urge Justice for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Southern Sudan
December 17, 2010
Professor Jean Koh Peters to Discuss Dignity, Voice, Story in Jan. 24 Inaugural Lecture
December 14, 2010
CED Clinic Goes to Washington, Uses Local Experience to Find Solutions to the National Foreclosure Crisis
November 12, 2010
Morris Tyler Moot Court to Hear YLS Clinic Case, Ashcroft v. Al-Kidd, at Finals December 6
November 11, 2010
MFIA and New York Times Win FOIA Case; Ruling Clarifies Law Surrounding Personal Privacy Exemption
October 4, 2010
New YLS Clinic Offers Legal Assistance to Connecticut Veterans
September 30, 2010
Lowenstein Human Rights Clinic to Work with Legal Team Supporting Victims of Khmer Rouge Atrocities
September 2, 2010
Students Play Key Role in Historic Proposition 8 Marriage Case; Le Coney '10 Shares Thoughts on Experience
July 22, 2010
MFIA Wins Appeal Seeking Access to Sealed Records; Ruling Guarantees Strong Protections for Newsgatherers
April 1, 2010
Yale Law Students, Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center, Team Up To Help Haitian Earthquake Refugees
March 1, 2010
YLS Students Supporting Small Pacific Islands in their Quest for Action on Climate Change
August 28, 2009
Supreme Court Clinic hosts DC Conference
February 3, 2009
YLS Supreme Court Clinic Wins Its First Case
January 11, 2008
YLS Clinic Argues Case in U.S. Supreme Court January 15
February 2, 2007
YLS Supreme Court Clinic Submits Merits Brief in <i>Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation</i> Case
November 30, 2006
CED Clinic Helps Client Break Ground for New Senior Housing
November 28, 2006
Law School Clinic Sues Department of Homeland Security
December 9, 2003

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In October, the Menil Collection launched a contest to name its upcoming on-campus restaurant. The winning name was revealed at a press conference on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Drum roll, please: Bistro Menil.
The museum received more than 450 entries in its contest, but the winning name was submitted by only one person: Americo Nonini. Nonino's prize is an invitation to the cafe's VIP preview luncheon.
The Bistro Menil is expected to open sometime around Labor Day (that's Sept. 1 this year). It will be be housed near the bookstore in one of the Craftsman-style bungalows that ring the campus and helmed by former Cafe Express executive chef Greg Martin.


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This invention relates to ignition apparatus. More particularly, this invention relates to ignition apparatus for a spark-ignition internal combustion engine.
A spark-ignition internal combustion engine conventionally includes a number of spark plugs situated in a cylinder head of the engine for creating a spark in each cylinder thereof. Each spark plug is connected to a respective terminal of a distributor by a respective high tension ignition lead. The phrase "high tension", is used to differentiate electrical components that are used to conduct charge at comparatively high potential from those components that conduct large at comparatively low potential. In the case of a typical automobile engine, high tension components can have a potential difference thereacross measured in kV, such as 25 kV, whereas low tension components would be raised to a potential of tens of volts. In operation, the distributor connects a high voltage across each ignition lead, and hence the respective spark plug, rapidly in succession. This high voltage is sufficient to produce a discharge arc, that is to say a spark, across a respective air gap of each spark plug. During the short-lived existence of the spark, charge flows in an associated ignition lead. The nature of the spark is that high frequency current exists in the lead. This is sometimes referred to as "high frequency noise" and tends to result in radio frequency radiation being emitted by the ignition lead. This radiation is sometimes referred to as radio frequency interference (RFI) as it may interfere with nearby electrical apparatus and thus be problematic. For example, in the case of an automobile, such radiation may interfere with audio equipment of the automobile, such as an in-car Hi-Fi, and may also interfere with computer processing apparatus of the automobile, such as engine management computers.
In an attempt to address this problem, engine and automobile manufactures have sought to use ignition leads with a high electrical resistance. For example, it has been found that use of ignition leads with a resistance of 16 kΩ/m acts to suppress high frequency noise. A drawback of increasing the resistance of ignition cables, however, is that the intensity of the spark may be reduced, resulting in incomplete combustion which in turn leads to reduced power output and increased emissions from the engine. The heating of the ignition leads brought about by their high resistance may also shorten their useful life. There is therefore a trade-off between high frequency noise suppression on the one hand and engine performance and ignition lead life on the other. In attempt to strike the correct balance, at least some international standards limit the resistance of ignition leads to 16 kΩ/m. Thus, the tendency has been for manufacturers to favour leads of high resistance but which are within this limit, for example leads with a resistance of 16 kΩ/m. Such leads, however, still give rise to the drawbacks set out above.
It is an object of at least one embodiment of this invention to address this problem.
Currently-available ignition cables tend to be of one of three different types of construction. The first type includes a highly electrically conductive metal wire, such as copper, to form an electrically conductive core. The second type includes electrically insulating fibres, such as glass or aramid, that are coated with an electrically conductive compound to form the conductive core. The third type also includes electrically insulating fibres, but these are surrounded by a ferrite layer, with a conducting metal wire being wound helically around both the fibres and the ferrite layer to form a core. The wire can be of Ni—Cr alloy, Cu—Sn alloy or stainless steel.
However, each of these types of construction suffers from drawbacks. Drawbacks of the type of construction that uses a copper core include poor resistance to corrosion and poor high frequency noise suppression, together with the resulting cable being rigid and heavy. The second construction type that includes a core formed of insulating fibres coated in a conductor exhibits the undesirable characteristic of an increasing resistance with use. This leads to a worsening of the problems associated with high resistance as set out above. The ferrite layer of the third construction type has poor mechanical properties and is prone to cracking, especially under dynamically varying and tensile forces.
It is an object of at least one embodiment of this invention to address these problems associated with currently-available cables.
According to one aspect of this invention, there is provided a high tension ignition cable for a spark ignition internal combustion engine, the cable having a resistance per unit length of less that 10 kΩ/m, and a core formed at least partly from an electrically conducting material that includes fibres of a non-metallic conducting material.
According to another aspect of this invention, there is provided ignition apparatus for a spark-ignition internal combustion engine, the apparatus including high tension ignition cable having a resistance per unit length of less that 10 kΩ/m, the apparatus further including radio frequency interference suppression means that includes at least one of:
The cable may have a resistance per unit length of less that 7 kΩ/m. It may have a resistance per unit length of less that 1 kΩ/m. It may have a resistance per unit length of less that 0.5 kΩ/m. More preferably, it has a resistance per unit length of less that 100 Ω/m. Most preferably, it has a resistance per unit length of less than 50 Ω/m.
It has been found that providing ignition apparatus that includes a cable of low resistance, such as less than 10 kΩ/m, has an effect on engine operation. This is particularly the case if the resistance per unit length of the cable is even lower, for example, less than 50 Ω/m. For example, the provision of such cable has been found to improve engine starting and idling, increase power output of the engine, improve fuel economy and reduce unburned hydrocarbon and toxic exhaust emissions, which in turn prolongs the life of any catalytic converter fitted to the engine. Improvements in combustion may also reduce carbon deposits deposited on spark plugs and hence prolong the useful life of sparkplugs.
The apparatus may include one, more or all of the features listed at (a) to (d), in any combination.
The connector that includes a resistor therein may be a connector for receiving a sparkplug, wherein the connector is a resistor spark plug boot. The resistor connector may be a connector for connector to a high tension electrical terminal, such as, for example, a terminal of a distributor or of a transformer coil.
The resistor spark plug and/or the connector that includes a resistor therein may include a resistor with a resistance of between 0.2Ω and 16Ω. More preferably the resistor is in the range of 300Ω to 9 kΩ. More preferably still, the resistor is in the range 500Ω to 6 kΩ. Most preferably, the resistor is in the range 1 kΩ to 4 kΩ.
It has been found that providing the ignition apparatus with a resistor spark plug or a resistor boot that has a resistor with such a resistance suppresses radio frequency interference caused by a changing current in the cable to an acceptable level, resulting in the apparatus achieving both the improved engine operating characteristics attributable to the low resistance cable and acceptable suppression of radio frequency interference.
The field stabilizer device preferably includes a stabilizer and/or a regulator, the stabilizer being arranged to stabilize the voltage of the current through the device and the regulator being arranged to regulate the voltage of the current through the device. Preferably the device is arranged to deliver a current with a voltage that is sufficiently constant so as to have a beneficial effect on noise suppression and/or of a magnitude that gives rise to good spark characteristics. The field stabilizer device may be arranged just to receive high tension ignition current. The field stabilizer device is preferably connected on the side of the cable remote from the spark plugs. The field stabilizer device is preferably connected on the input side of the distributor. The field stabilizer device may be connected on either side of a transformer coil. The field stabilizer device may be additionally arranged to receive current from other electrical components, such as electrical components associated with an automobile or an internal combustion engine, such as, for example, fuel pumps, transmission components, throttle components, an alternator, and so on. The field stabilizer device may be arranged to receive leakage current. The leakage current may be from components such as those just listed or conceivable any component, including, for example the automobile chassis. The leakage current may be grounded and/or recycled back to the battery and/or ignition components such as the distributor. The field stabilizer device may include a radio frequency interference (RFI) suppressor. The field stabilizer device may also be arranged to monitor the current that it receives. The field stabilizer device may further include field booster means for use with a molecular stabilizer and/or fuel cracker that is or are arranged to act on a fuel line of the engine.
The cable may have a core formed at least partly of an electrically conducting material. The core may include fibres of a non-metallic conducting material, such as, for example, carbon or graphite. The core may consist of a plurality of elongate ones of the fibres, extending side-by-side. Preferably, the fibre material has a specific gravity in the range 1.2 to 2.0. The core may be of fibres derived from the carbonisation of man-made fibres, coal tar and/or petroleum pitch. The man-made fibres may include natural polymers and their derivatives, such as cellulose and rayon. The man-made fibres may include synthetic polymers such homopolymers and/or copolymers of polyacrylonitrile. The man-made fibres may be oxidised in air at a temperature of 200 C to 300 C. The man-made fibres may be converted into an infusible form by chemical crosslinks at a temperature up to 300 C. The man-made fibres may be carbonised at a temperature of 1000 C to thereby convert the fibres into graphite; and, optionally, subsequently heat treated at a temperature in the range of 1500 C to 3000 C to form carbon or graphite fibre filaments. Preferably, the fibres have a polycrystalline structure orientated with graphite planes aligned in parallel to the fibre axis. Preferably the fibres have a tensile strength in the range of 100 000 to 900 000 lbs/sq in. Preferably, the fibres have good fatigue and/or damping characteristics, and preferably have high corrosion resistance and/or chemical inertness.
The core may be at least partly formed by supporting a substrate, to which carbon fibre is attached, about a support member. The substrate may in the form of an elongate strip of material such as a tape. The substrate may be impregnated with the carbon fibre. The tape may be of a polymeric material. The arrangement may be similar in construction to a conventional fibre-reinforced tape. The tape may be wrapped around the support. The substrate may be a fabric and may be woven or non-woven.
The core may be formed by extrusion.
The core may include a plurality of the fibres suspended in a substrate. The substrate may be a thermoplastic. The substrate may be polymeric. The core may be of a carbon fibre reinforced polymeric composite, in which the carbon fibre is preferably in the form of filaments or in the form of cut lengths of the fibre. Less preferably, the core includes carbon fibre in powder form. The polymeric material may be, for example, epoxy or a thermoplastic such as polyamide, polycarbonate, thermoplastic polyurethane, polyphenylene sulphide or polybutylene terephthalate.
The core may further include metal particles suspended in the substrate. The addition of metal particles can be used to increase conductivity, thereby reducing resistance.
Forming the core with conducting elements in the form of non-metallic conductive fibre, whether these be a plurality of elongate fibres arranged substantially in parallel, or fibres suspended in substrate, or fibres in some other form, successfully addresses at least some of the problems associated with currently-available leads. For example, non-metallic conductive fibres can be more resistant to corrosion than, for example, copper; and can exhibit a more constant resistance over time than non-conductive fibres coated with a conductive material. Non-metallic conductive fibres are also less prone to cracking that is, for example, ferrite material.
The semiconductor material may be disposed around the core. The semiconductor material may form a layer, such as a coating, on and around the core. The semiconductor material may be disposed in the core. The core may be impregnated with the semiconductor material. Preferably the semiconductor material is flexible so that it is resistant to cracking or breaking when the cable is bent as it may be during use. The semiconductor material may be plastically deformable. The semiconductor material may be elastically deformable. The semiconductor material may include polymeric compositions, such as, for example: acrylate bases and their copolymers, thermoplastics such as PE and/or EVA, thermosets such as crosslinkable polyolefin, ethylene-vinyl acrylate copolymer, ethylene-propylene copolymer, ethylene-propylene-diene terpolymer, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, epichlorohydrin homopolymer and/or copolymer, nitrile rubber, hydrogenated nitrile rubber, acrylic rubber and silicone rubber. The semi-conductor material is preferably based on thermosets like crosslinkable polyolefin, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, ethylene-vinyl acrylate copolymer, epichlrorhydrin polymers and silicone rubber. A flexible semi-conductor material with good mechanical properties, that is resistant to bending and heat ageing, and that has low volume resistivity, is preferred. For these reasons, a semi-conductor material based on acrylate type and epichlorohydrin type polymers is preferred. The semi-conductor material may include a conductive filler material, such as, for example, conductive carbon black, graphite and/or conductive metal, which may be in the form of a powder. Preferably the conductive filler material is in the range of 20 PHR to 200 PHR. PHR refers to the weight of the conductive filler relative to 100 parts weight of the polymer. Selection of the polymer base material, together with the amount of conductive filler therein, can be chosen to give a semi-conductor material with a preferred conductivity.
The semiconductor layer may be formed by extrusion. It may be formed by impregnation.
The cable may include no semiconductor material.
The electric resistivity at 15 C of the layer of semiconductor material may be in the range of 1000 Ω/m to 1000 MΩ/m.
The cable may include insulating material therein or thereon. The insulating material may form one more insulating layer of the cable. Preferably, the cable includes an insulating layer on and around the core. Preferably, the cable includes an insulating layer disposed between the core and the semiconductor material, which may form another layer on and around the insulating layer. The cable may also or alternatively include an insulating layer on and around the semiconductor material. The insulating material may be a polymeric material and may include, for example: thermoplastics, such as polyvinyls, polyolefin bases, polyamide and polyester; thermoplastic elastomers; and preferably themosets, such as crosslinkable polyolefin, ethylene-propylene copolymer, ethylene-propylene-diene terpolymer, chlorinated polyethylene, chloroprene rubber, chlorosulfonated polyethylene and silicone rubber.
The or each insulating layer may be formed by extrusion.
The cable may include protecting material to protect other components of the cable from damage. The protecting material may be formed around one or more of the other components of the cable to form a protecting layer. The protecting material may form an outermost layer of the cable. The protecting material may include one or more yarns of fibre that is or are spiraled, or preferably braided, around other components of the cable to form the protecting layer. The protecting material may include glass fibre and/or man-made fibre yarn such as, for example, polyester, polyamide, polyaramid, cellulose and viscous rayon. The protecting layer may include fibre-reinforced tape that is wrapped around other components of the cable to form the protecting layer. The protecting layer increases the strength of the cable and protects other layers thereof. This increase in strength can be useful during manufacturing of the cable when a high strength is necessary if connectors are to be press-fitted to ends of the cable.
The protecting layer may be reinforced with a reinforcing material. The reinforcing material may include glass fibre and/or steel wire. The reinforcing material may form a layer on and around the protecting layer.
The cable may include an outermost layer. The outermost layer is preferably flame retarding and is formed of a flame retardant material. Preferably the outermost layer is formed of a material that has good dielectric properties. For example, the outermost layer may be formed of a material that exhibits volume resistance at 20 C of at least 1013 Ohm/cm. Preferably the outer most layer is formed of a material that is resistant to one or more of: oil, fuel, abrasion and ozone. Preferably the flame retardant material exhibits heat resistance in the range of 125 C to 200 C. The outermost flame retardant layer are based on ethylene-vinylacetate co-poloymer, crosslinkable polyolefin, ethylene-vinyl acrylate copolymer, ethylene-propylene copolymer, ethylene-propylene-diene terpolymer, hydrogenated nitrile, silicone rubber, chloroprene rubber, chlorinated polyethylene, and chlorosulfonated polyethylene. The outermost flame retardant layer is preferably at least partly formed of zero-halogen low-smoke non-corrosive polymeric materials.
Preferably, each component of the cable is of a material that does not contain halogens and that preferably is flame retardant. This has the result of the cable tending not to emit hazardous toxic and corrosive gases during a fire.
The cable may be for connecting between a distributor and a spark plug. The cable may be for connecting between a transformer and a distributor. The cable may be for connecting between any two terminals for the purposes of conducting charge at a high potential.
It is envisaged that the cable and/or the ignition apparatus may be for use with any type of engine in which it is desired that RFI caused by ignition be minimised. For example, the cable and/or the ignition apparatus may be used with carburetor-based or fuel injected engines, with gasoline or LPG engines, or with automobile, motorcycle or industrial engines.
According to a further aspect of this invention, there is provided a field stabilizer device as defined hereinabove.
Specific embodiments of the invention will now be described by way of example only and with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
In general, the ignition apparatus 10 is arranged with an input of the transformer coil 20 connected to a 12V DC supply of electricity from a low tension electrical circuit 22. The transformer coil 20 is conventional. A high tension output of the transformer coil 20 is connected to an input of the field stabilizer device 30. The field stabilizer device 30 is not conventional and at least in part embodies the present invention. A high tension output of the field stabilizer device 30 is connected to an input of the distributor 40. The distributor 40 is conventional. The Four high tension ignition leads 50 that at least partly embody the invention are each connected to a respective output of the distributor 40, it being envisaged in this embodiment that the apparatus 10 is for use with a typical automotive engine. Each lead 50 terminates in a connector 52, 54 at each of its ends. The connector 54 that is adjacent the distributor is conventional and is for plugging into an output terminal thereof. The other connector 52 is a spark plug-receiving boot 52. For simplicity of illustration, only one boot 52 is shown. A respective spark plug is received in each boot 52. Again, for simplicity, a single plug 60 is shown received in the boot 52.
As mentioned above, the coil 20 and distributor 40 are conventional. These will therefore not be described in further detail. The remaining components are however now described in more detail.
The field stabilizer device 30 is shown in more detail in
As stated above, in this embodiment, at least one of the inputs to the device 30 is the high tension cable running from the high tension output of the transformer coil 20. However, it an alternative embodiment, the device 30 may be positioned upstream of the coil 20 so as to receive a low tension supply of electricity, with the output of the device 30 being connected to the input of the coil 20. The device 30 may also be used in embodiments wherein the distributor includes a transformer coil therein, such as can be the case with modern multi-injection ignition systems. In such an embodiment, the device would be position upstream of the distributor.
In this embodiment, each of the high tension ignition leads 50 is the same as each other lead 50. Only one of the leads 50 will therefore be described in detail. The representative lead 50 includes a length of cable 56 running between the connector 54 that is for plugging into the distributor 40 and the spark plug-receiving boot 52. The composition of the cable is shown in
With continued reference to
As stated above, the one 52 of the connectors 52, 54 that is for connecting to the spark plug 60 is termed a "boot". In this embodiment, the boots 52 are conventional. It is, however, envisaged that an unconventional form of boots termed "resistor boots" may be used. Resistor boots are similar to conventional boots but include a series-mounted electrical resistor inside the boot arranged such that electrical charge passing from the ignition cable to a spark plug received in the boot must pass through the resistor. In this embodiment, the spark plugs 60 that are used in the ignition apparatus 10 are an unconventional form of spark plug known as "resistor spark plugs". Resistor spark plugs are similar to conventional spark plugs but additionally include a series-mounted resistor therein to provide the plug with an internal resistance. In the present invention, the resistor spark plugs 60 are selected each with a resistance of about 1KΩ. It is envisaged, however, that resistor plugs with other resistances may be selected.
In operation, the distributor 40 periodically connects a high potential difference across the cable 56 in the conventional manner. As will be appreciated, this causes a spark at the spark plug 60, with charge then flowing in the conductor core 100 of the cable 56. As the conductor core is of low resistance per unit length—less than 50 Ω/m in this embodiment—a good strong spark is produced. This minimises the risk of poor or incomplete combustion of the fuel-air mixture in which the spark is created.
The use of resistor spark plugs 60, although increasing the overall resistance of the cable, boot and spark plug arrangement and so, at least to some extent, will weaken the spark, tends to prolong the duration of the spark and so acts to reduce the high frequency noise resulting therefrom.
High frequency noise that does result from the sparking will be in the form of a high frequency current in the cable 56. As a result of the so-called "skin effect", this high frequency current will tend to exist in the radially outermost conductive part of the cable 56. This part is the semiconductor layer 120. The semiconductor layer is chosen and arranged so as to effectively suppress high frequency currents therein. Thus, the high frequency noise is further suppressed.
From the forgoing description, it should be understood that the various component parts of the ignition apparatus described above may be used with great flexibility and the beneficial result of a low-resistance cable with acceptable high-frequency noise suppression still obtained. It should also be understood that one or more of those component parts of the apparatus may be omitted and the apparatus still used to advantageous effect. For example, although it is envisaged that the field stabilizing device could be used additionally to suppress high frequency noise, this component may be omitted and the remaining components selected and arranged such that acceptable high frequency noise suppression is still obtained. Similarly, resistor spark plugs and/or resistor boots may be used, and their respective resistances selected, such that, in combination with the cable, acceptable high frequency noise suppression is obtained. Furthermore, it is envisaged that no resistor spark plugs or resistor boots may be used and, instead, the field stabilizer device be employed to ensure acceptable high frequency noise suppression. Another option would be to use neither resistor spark plugs, resistor boots, nor the field stabilizer device and instead rely upon semiconductor material in the cable to suppress high frequency noise. Other combinations of the components described herein are envisaged and will present themselves to the skilled reader in the light of the foregoing description.
In alternative cables that also embody the present invention, a carbon fibre-filled thermoplastic composite may be substituted for the carbon fibre core 100 in any of the embodiments described above. In the carbon fibre-filled thermoplastic composite, the carbon fibre is in the form of short filaments and/or cut lengths suspended in thermoplastic material.
In other alternative cables that embody the present invention, the reinforcing layer 140 may be omitted from any of the embodiments described above if the outermost protective layer 150 were arranged so as to have acceptable resistance to mechanical actions such as cutting, tearing, abrasion and compression.
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This is a lovely little application that gives you very little grief. Think halfway between Amarok and Kaboodle, and you'll get the idea. For those of you who just want to play a few files at a time and hate fancy music players with more features than you could ever want, Minirok is for you. The player is minimalistic and dressed-down, but it still allows for features, such as playlists, skinning, Last.fm support, keybindings and DCOP support for KDE integration. According to Minirok's Web site:
Minirok is a small music player for the K Desktop Environment. As its name hints, it's modeled after Amarok, but with a reduced set of features. In particular, it is designed to cover all the needs and wishes of the author, leaving everything else out. The look and feel is almost identical to Amarok's, though. The main interface is a tree view of the filesystem, with a playlist that can be populated only via drag and drop. There is no collection built from tags, so it's targeted at people whose collections are already structured in a tree at the filesystem level. Searches can be performed both in the tree view and the playlist.
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So, I got this as a tester and I liked it for the first time I used it. I definetly don't think I will buy a full size though. For me there are no PROs to this. The CONs are that it makes my lashes clump like crazy! Even when I comb it through and don't let my lashes dry before I put on my favorite mascara, hypnose. I definetly do better just adding more coats of mascara. I don't reccomend buying this. I am looking forward to trying the Shisheido The Makeup Mascara base!
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This stuff is ok, but honestly, I do better with extra coats of Lancome mascara. Sometimes this makes lashes too thick and then my mascara just clumps. It seemed to work great at first, but now, I hardly ever reach for it. I likely should have used it more, but I always forget about it (telling)... Gave it four because it does make lashes longer and fuller, just at the expense of looking real (to me).
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I received a tester for this and tried it...but found that it does not compare to Shiseido's Makeup mascara base. Cils XL does not hold my curls nor does it waterproof my mascara the way Shiseido's base does. It does help lengthen my lashes and that's it. The more and more I apply this, my lashes droop. With Shiseido's base, it actually lifts my curls and holds'em in place.
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I've played with several mascara primers and continue to go back to my beloved Cils Booster. the price makes me seriously want to hurl .. so i don't use it daily, but Cils Booster XL definitely delivers nice dramatic lashes. I've tried shiseido's base and a few others .. but nothing fattens up my lashes like this one does. I wish it did add a little more thickness, and I hate that it tends to dry out faster than it should as I've had to return/exchange it periodically, but overall, it does a nice job of adding some drama. A good find if you don't mind plunking down $21.50 or so on a mascara base.
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My all time favorite mascara base ♥ is makes my mascara stay on all day ;)
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Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
The product goes on white, but dries down to be clear. It does not harden the lashes, and is easy to wash off. While it does not create the false lash effect on me, it definitely boosts up the volume and length. it even helps curl! I do not curl my lashes with a curler, but if I press my fingers on the lashes and hold them for a few seconds at an angle, that creates a very gentle and natural curl. This product helps to create a bigger curl than mascara alone. By itself, it did not show any volumnizing effect. I saw the difference after I put on the mascara. For reference, I used it with Fresh Supernova mascara (which in itself is a very good volumnizing and lengthening mascara).
on 3/13/2009 2:56:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This stuff is quite simply amazing! I got it in the "Fishnets and Lace" set from Sephora, which includes Definicils mascara and a trial size Hypnose mascara. Using Cils Booster XL with Definicils gives me lashes that are so long they almost look artificial. The only downside is that because I have naturally long lashes already, I feel a bit silly using the Clis Booster XL during the day. For daytime, I just use the Definicils alone, which works wonders on me. For a night on the town, though, the Cils Booster XL followed up with Definicils is utterly smashing! I hope it lasts a good long time, considering that I don't use it everyday.
on 3/6/2009 2:33:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
First of all, no one NEEDS a mascara base. It's just an extra step in your makeup routine that you could probably avoid. I wasn't amazed with this as most people were. The formula is white and the wand is tough so be careful not to get too close to the base of your lashes because the wand is spiky and hurts. Don't let it dry before putting on your mascara. I learned that the hard way and ended up with huge clumps. It does make my lashes longer and curls them a bit but I don't see any extra volume and it doesn't make my mascara glide through my lashes. I probably won't purchase this again seeing as it was $21 USD and I don't really need a mascara base.
on 3/1/2009 12:49:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Girls I am telling you, buy this primer and you will not be able to live with out it. What a huge difference. I use it with the lancome oscillating mascara and I have people asking me all of the time if I am wearing fake lashes!! And I have not tried this but my girlfriend wears it with her cover girl mascara and swears by that. I am thinking of trying that next time and possibly saving myself a little cash (I AM in love with that oscillating mascara though, it is so dramamtic).
TIP- if you have not used a primer before, DO NOT let the white primer dry first, you must apply the mascara immediately over the WET primer. I do one eye at a time.
on 2/27/2009 11:08:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
WOW am I impressed! (This is for the XL Cils Booster.) I had been wanting to try a mascara base for some time, and it was between this, MAC, and Shiseido. Well, Shiseido was slightly more expensive and MAC's reviews were so-so. As a result, I choose this. The rave review may be because I have never tried a mascara base before but omg omg wow. I put this on and it does look slightly milky at the tips of my lashes and follow immediately with my mascara (currently MAC's Dazzlelash) and am amazed at how beautiful, long, and lush my lashes look. It's strange too... my mascara doesn't smudge all day (even through a short nap one day), but when I go to take it off at the end of the day, it slides right off, no objections. My curled lashes held, but they have a somewhat natural curl to begin with.
My lashes were long enough to touch my brows! (And I have high brows.) They were full, beautiful, and SOFT! Will be repurchasing, although I will eventually give Shiseido and MAC a try.
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Recap: Thursday's Week 7 high school football games
The Oklahoman's high school coverage team and others provided coverage of Thursday's game, including Edmond Memorial-Choctaw, Jones-Blanchard and Cushing-Chandler.
PAT good. Spiro 14, Heavener 7. #okpreps
8:30 p.m. Panthers lead 50-0 with 7:40 in the 4th. #OKPreps
8:29 p.m. via @okiestaterules: OCS 15, Dibble 12. Almost halftime. #okpreps
8:28 p.m. Checotah ahead of Stigler 15-13 nearing halftime. #okpreps
8:27 p.m. Half: Sallisaw 14, Stilwell 7. #OKPreps
8:27 p.m. Halftime: Ardmore ahead of Chickasha 17-0. #okpreps via KXII's @TBWilliamson
8:27 p.m. Cascia Hall forces Poteau to throw an incomplete pass on 4th down. CH takes over at its own 40 leading 14-0 2:18 2nd. #okpreps
8:27 p.m. Blanchard's Braden Stringer with a 2-yard TD run. Lions now lead Jones 7-0 with 22 seconds left in half. #OKPreps
8:27 p.m. 2nd QRT Hilldale up 21-20 over Locust Grove #okpreps
8:27 p.m. At the half McAlester 49 Durant 16 #okpreps
8:26 p.m. Sequoyah 14, Sperry 7 - halftime #okpreps
8:26 p.m. 20-14 Roland over Idabel in the 2nd #okpreps
8:26 p.m. Washington 21, Comanche 0. #okpreps via @PurcellRegister
8:26 p.m. #Ardmore leads #Chickasha 17-0 at halftime. Tigers d playing lights out. #okpreps
8:26 p.m. Hollis 20, Thomas 7. 1st half. #okpreps
8:25 p.m. Poteau faces 4th-and-4 from the Cascia Hall 40 with 2:29 left in the first half. Commandos take a time out. #okpreps
8:25 p.m. Thursday night lights: Locust Grove returns fumble for TD, leads Hilldale 20-14 at 11:29 2Q. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/Cts4kQumFK
8:24 p.m. Half: Anadarko 6, Woodward 7. #okpreps
8:23 p.m. Checotah ahead of Stigler 15-13 nearing halftime. #okpreps
8:23 p.m. END OF 3rd: PC North 43, US Grant. #OKpreps
8:23 p.m. HT Booker T 29 Owasso 7. Late 2Q TD by Rams(Neph 13yd scramble). Rams took 22 mins to wake up. #owassofootball #okpreps #vypeok
8:23 p.m. Washington 21, Comanche 0. #okpreps via @PurcellRegister
8:23 p.m. Poteau forces Cascia Hall to punt for the first time. Pirates take over at their own 35 down 14-0 4:04 2nd. #okpreps
8:22 p.m. 2:50 in 2nd Eufaula 19 Valliant 7 Checotah 15, Stigler 13 - 5:00, 2nd #okpreps
8:21 p.m. Gage Stallworth scores his fourth TD of the night. Still four minutes left in the first half: Cushing 28, Chandler 0. #OKPreps
8:21 p.m. East: Roland leads Idabel 20-7 in the first half. #okpreps
8:21 p.m. Panama now up on Quinton 16-0 #okpreps
8:20 p.m. Blanchard's Braden Stringer is already over 100 yards. #OKPreps
8:20 p.m. End 1Q: Elgin 24, Cache 14. #okpreps
8:20 p.m. Class 2A No. 3 Vian leads Hugo 20-0 nearing halftime. #okpreps
8:18 p.m. Halftime: Class 3A No. 2 Kingfisher ahead of Centennial 42-12. #okpreps via @michaelswisher
8:17 p.m. Coweta 28 Collinsville 21 :33 2nd #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Blanchard and Jones just traded turnovers. Blanchard has ball on own 35 with 2:46 left in half. Still scoreless. #OKPreps
8:17 p.m. 5A softball: Tahlequah's Randee O'Donnell on her game-winning HR: "As soon as I hit it, I knew it was over." #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Kingfisher 42, Centennial 12. Half. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Cascia Hall's Reece Lambert, who scored a TD moments ago, picks off a pass at his own 21. 14-0 CH vs. Poteau 6:23 2nd. #okpreps
8:17 p.m. Chandler Garrett hits Colton Hadlock from 6 yards out. Mustang up 28-14, 0:20 in first half. #OKpreps
8:17 p.m. Ft Gibson 14 Muldrow 0 6:03 2nd #okpreps
8:16 p.m. Booker T. Washington's 29-0 lead over Owasso is the most stunning score of the season so far. #okpreps
8:15 p.m. Another score from the east, via @DerekHill116, Ft. Gibson 14, Muldrow 0. #okpreps
8:14 p.m. Fort Gibson takes advantage of the turnover. Fort Gibson 14 Muldrow 0. 6:03 left in 2Q. #OKPreps
8:14 p.m. Touchdown Sallisaw. Wilson from 6. It's 14-7, 3:39 2Q. #OKPreps
8:13 p.m. Class 4A No. 10 Cascia Hall ahead of No. 3 Poteau 14-0 midway through the second quarter. #okpreps via @BR_TimesRecord
8:12 p.m. Union with a 35-0 lead over Sand Springs in the third quarter. #okpreps
8:11 p.m. Cascia Hall scores another TD, on 13-yard pass from M. Bloomfield to Lambert on 3rd down. PAT gives CH 14-0 lead on Poteau 7:46 2. #okpreps
8:11 p.m. End 1Q: Central High 12, Fox 0. #okpreps
8:11 p.m. Neither offenses have found any kind of rhythm here in Blanchard. Still scoreless with 4:48 left in half. #OKPreps
8:11 p.m. Farquhar to Mead for a 22 yard TD! - Union 35 Sand Springs 0 - 8:02 left in Q3 #okpreps
8:11 p.m. Halftime: Bixby 21, Edison 3. #okpreps via @BarryLewisTW
8:10 p.m. Bixby leads Edison 21-3 at halftime. Edison has outgained Bixby 167-138. Edison hurt by penalties and turnovers. #okpreps
8:10 p.m. Caden Sander keeps it for a 47 yard Touchdown run. Deer Creek 23 Western Heights 7 3:17 2nd #okpreps @HSFootballOK
8:10 p.m. Elgin leads Cache 24-14 late in the 1st quarter. #okpreps via @Tpalmateer83
8:09 p.m. And Mac tries to run a naked boot. Loses 2 yards. Mac 21, Duncan 21. Halftime. #okpreps
8:09 p.m. Trevor Youmans nails 27-yard FG. Elgin 24, Cache 14 with 2:40 in 1Q. #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Shawnee 21 Tulsa Kelley 10 Half #okpreps #shawneesports
8:08 p.m. Yukon & Moore tied up at 14 approaching halftime. #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Blue fumbles the PR after forcing a FTG three and out. Fort Gibson ball. 9:22 left in 2Q. #OKPreps
8:08 p.m. Owens 6 yd TD w/ 2:02 left in 2nd quarter BT-29 Owasso-0 #okpreps
8:08 p.m. Checotah 7, Stigler 7 - end 1st Idabel 7 Roland 6 4:55 left in 1st #okpreps
8:08 p.m. EP is good Yukon 14 Moore 14 :16 2ndQ #okpreps
8:07 p.m. End first quarter: Hilldale 14, Locust Grove 8 #okpreps
8:07 p.m. Cascia Hall converts on fourth down play. Commandos have first-and-goal at Poteau 6 leading 7-0. #okpreps
8:06 p.m. Edmond Memorial 26, Choctaw 0 HALF #okpreps
8:06 p.m. Tahlequah's Bryce Patrick missed a 45yd FG attempt to end the half. #okpreps
8:06 p.m. Halftime in 5A-4: Tahlequah leads Central 15-6. #okpreps
8:04 p.m. Central Sallisaw 28 Haileyville 0 1st Q. #okpreps @HSFootballOK @BR_TimesRecord @5NEWSBobby
8:03 p.m. I will be covering the state softball tournament tomorrow for @TheOklahoman #okpreps
8:03 p.m. Blanchard's Blake Owen goes for a TD pass, but Jones' Terik Leniger gets the interception. #OKPreps
8:02 p.m. Luther gets onside kick, but Colton Lindsey INT puts CHA at its own 10-yard line #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Ada 9 Glenpool 0 with 11:12 left until halftime! #okpreps #vypeok @HSFootballOK
8:02 p.m. Muldrow misses a FG. FTG still leads it 7-0. 11:04 left in 2Q. #OKPreps
8:02 p.m. Christensen scores on 2-yard run. Elgin 21, Cache 14. Elgin onsides on next kick and recovers. We have had four turnovers already. #okpreps
8:02 p.m. Stallworth 3-yd TD. He's got 122 yards on nine carries. In second quarter: Cushing 14, Chandler 0. #OKPreps
8:01 p.m. Poteau flagged for defensive holding on third down on the opening play of the second quarter. First down for Cascia Hall. #okpreps
8:00 p.m. Maurice Wright 1-yard touchdown run with 9:30 left in second quarter then Chad Pridemore conversion catch puts Luther up 8-0 #okpreps
8:00 p.m. Choctaw with a bad shotgun snap gives Edmond Memorial a safety and a 26-0 lead in the final minute of the first half #okpreps
7:58 p.m. After the 1st qtr. FTG leading Muldrow 7-0. fortgibsontigers.tv #okpreps @VYPEOK @NewsOn6 @KTULNews
7:58 p.m. End of the first quarter, Cascia Hall leads Poteau 7-0. #okpreps
7:57 p.m. Sweat hit hard by Zane Rulon and fumbles. Elgin now has first and goal on Cache 2. Tied up 14-14 with 4:25 1Q. #okpreps
7:56 p.m. End 1st: Sallisaw 7, Stilwell 7. #OKPreps
7:56 p.m. Tent dunaway strikes right back with 45-yard TD pass for Thomas now 7-6 terriers 7:35 1st #okpreps
7:56 p.m. Blanchard and Jones are scoreless after one quarter. #OKPreps
7:55 p.m. For the third straight drive, Choctaw quickly moved into Ed Memorial territory then stalled. Punt goes in for a touchback #okpreps
7:54 p.m. Poteau goes for it on 4th-and-9 at Cascia Hall 13. Pitchford short pass to Barcheers but stopped shy of first down. CH takes over. #okpreps
7:53 p.m. Blanchard's Braden Bush down. Looks like he took a knee to the helmet. Walks off gingerly with help. #OKPreps
7:52 p.m. Christian Heritage 0, Luther 0 end of first quarter @CHAsports #okpreps #football
7:51 p.m. HALFTIME: Panthers 43, US Grant Generals 0. #okpreps
7:51 p.m. HALFTIME: PC North 43, US Grant. #OkPreps
7:50 p.m. The shoot out is on: McCoy scores 3rd TD of night on 46 yd run. Mac 21, Duncan 21. 4:44 2Q. #okpreps
7:50 p.m. Now 22-0 Booker T early 2nd q over Owasso. Booker T's band is also winning. #okpreps
7:50 p.m. Poteau's Austin Archey in the Archeydozer, converts on fourth down; Pirates get first down at Cascia Hall 27. #okpreps
7:50 p.m. Keep up with all the #okpreps action with our live article: newsok.com/article/3894677
7:48 p.m. Fort Gibson 7 Muldrow 0. 4:31 left in the 1Q. #OKPreps
7:48 p.m. Warren Wand into the end zone again, his third of the night. Edmond Memorial 24, Choctaw 0 with 5:05 til half #okpreps
7:48 p.m. Poteau faces third-and-6 at the Cascia Hall 33. Commandos take time out leading 7-0 4:57 1st. #okpreps
7:48 p.m. Having tweet issues. Cache, Elgin tied 14-14 with 8:01 in 1Q. #okpreps
7:47 p.m. Sallisaw answers with 61-yard drive. 7-7, 6:48 1Q. #OKPreps
7:46 p.m. Claremore Scores to make it 14-14 in the 2 nd 4:57 left #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Jeffery mead with the union t.d. with 3:51 in the 1st qtr union leads sand springs 14-0. #okpreps
7:43 p.m. Score Update: Hulbert vs Salina 14-0 Salina #okpreps okpreps.tv/?p=873
7:43 p.m. Cascia Hall strikes first. TB Miguel Rosendo scores on 17-yard TD run then adds PAT. Commandos lead Poteau 7-0 6:57 1st. #okpreps
7:41 p.m. Bad snap over the head of Neph, recovered in the end zone for a safety, BT 19 Owasso 0 1:07 left in 1st qtr. #okpreps
7:41 p.m. Xavier Swann takes it to the house for the Panthers. They lead 43-0 with 8:14 in the 2nd. #okpreps
7:41 p.m. Cascia Hall converts on two third-and-longs, now has ball on Poteau 17. #okpreps
7:41 p.m. Gage Stallworth goes 93 yards for a TD on Cushing's first offensive play. Cushing 7, Chandler 0 in first quarter. #OKPreps
7:41 p.m. And Blanchard was at the Jones 45. Not the goal line. #OKPreps
7:40 p.m. Blanchard's Braden Stringer busts a 32-yard run and then tries to jump over the line of scrimmage on two of the next three plays. #OKPreps
7:39 p.m. On 3rd and 8, Cache's Ezekiel Henson catches screen and goes 68 yards for the score. 7-7, 10:33 first. #okpreps
7:38 p.m. Stilwell strikes first. A 13-yard run from Davis makes it 7-0 with 8:53 in 1Q. #OKPreps
7:38 p.m. At the end of the 1st quarter the Bluejays are up 14-0 #okpreps
7:38 p.m. Muldrow forced to punt. Pins Fort Gibson on the two yard line. #OKPreps
7:38 p.m. Claremore 7 Pryor 7 in the 2nd QRT #okpreps
7:37 p.m. Creighton Decker gets an INT on 4th down for the Panthers. #OKPreps
7:37 p.m. Muldrow safety Austin Marion with an interception on the second play of the game. #OKPreps
7:37 p.m. Cache fumbles opening kick, Elgin returns to 1-yard line and scores 1 play later. 7-0 Owls, 11:48 1st qtr. #okpreps
7:36 p.m. They are growing on me. I like it. RT @pcnorthblogger: End of 1st: PC North 36, US Grant 0. #OkPreps
7:36 p.m. A running clock is now being used at PC North/US Grant in the 2nd. #OKpreps
7:36 p.m. Poteau stopped on 1st drive inside the Cascia 10. Jace Pitchford comes on to attempt a 26-yard field goal but kick goes wide left. #okpreps
7:33 p.m. Memorial's Warren Wand with a couple impressive cuts, goes 58 for his second TD of the night. EM up 17-0 on Choctaw early 2Q #okpreps
7:33 p.m. Blanchard goes three-and-out on its first possession. #OKPreps
7:32 p.m. And what do you know? Jace Pitchford returns opening kickoff 56 yards to the Cascia Hall 24. #okpreps
7:32 p.m. Tahlequah leads Central 15-6, 10:21 2nd Q. #okpreps
7:31 p.m. End of 1st: PC North 36, US Grant 0. #OkPreps
7:31 p.m. Coweta 0 Collinsville 7 10:20 in the 2nd. #okpreps
7:31 p.m. On 3rd & 4 on its own 44, Tahlequah QB David Dick runs 56 yds for a TD. Tigers now lead Central 15-6. #okpreps
7:31 p.m. Ed Memorial's 4th sack stops the Choctaw drive. Punt to the 2 where the Bulldogs take over, up 10-0 #okpreps
7:31 p.m. The pink is a nice touch on the field here, but it sure is hard to see the far hash marks. #OKPreps
7:30 p.m. Poteau QB Jace Pitchford is back on the kickoff return team. He does everything, including punt and kick. #okpreps
7:29 p.m. Landon Nault with 15-yard TD run and 2-point run. Kingfisher 14, Centennial 12 at 1:34 1Q. #okpreps
7:28 p.m. "It's time to get up and get ready for some Pirate Foot-balllllllllllll" says the PA man as Poteau players take the field. #okpreps
7:28 p.m. Riley Sterling recovers a US Grant fumble and takes it to the house. PCN leads 36-0 w/ 1:36 in the 1st. #okpreps
7:27 p.m. Choctaw offense showing signs of life as first quarter ends. Edmond Memorial leading 10-0 #okpreps
7:27 p.m. Poteau will receive the opening kickoff to start the game vs. Cascia Hall. #okpreps
7:26 p.m. Poteau players wearing all red tonight. This is the Pirates' "Red Out" game. #okpreps
7:24 p.m. End of the 1st quarter, Tahlequah leads Central 7-6. #okpreps
7:24 p.m. Chase Sparks finds Kaedyn Fuller in the end zone for another score. PCN leads 29-0. #OKPreps
7:23 p.m. Now watching the Muldrow Bulldogs vs. the Fort Gibson Tigers. #OKPreps pic.twitter.com/yb6AxLAyH1
7:23 p.m. Ed Memorial's Justin Marcha with a 27-yd FG for a 10-0 Bulldog lead on Choctaw with 1:27 left in 1Q #okpreps
7:22 p.m. View of pregame with @CHACrusaders students holding American flag from Crusader Field press box #okpreps #football pic.twitter.com/LoRFt6vXZI
7:22 p.m. Cherry with his 2nd TD pass for the Cardinals to up East Central's lead to 14-0 over Grove #okpreps
7:21 p.m. Waylon Anderson just had two TDs taken away in a five-play span. Edmond Memorial still threatening, 2nd-and-goal from 18 #okpreps
7:20 p.m. "@Marquiz024: Ready for the oklahoma state visit ! @OKState247 #pokes pic.twitter.com/eBZNOu97jD
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7:18 p.m. FINAL: Cache 7, Ft. Gibson 4. Bulldogs on to the semis to face Bethel Friday at 2 p.m. #okpreps
7:17 p.m. Central comes right back & scores on D'Angelo Brewer's 13yd run with 5:04 left in the first quarter. Tahlequah leads 7-6. #okpreps
7:17 p.m. Landon Nault 1-yard TD run. kick blocked. Kingfisher 6, Centennial 6 at 4:41 of 1Q. #okpreps
7:17 p.m. US GRANT goes 3 and out and on the first play Cayman Johnson gets in the End zone. PCN leads 21-0 with 6:13 in the 1st. #OKpreps
7:16 p.m. Shawnee strikes first with a TD there up 7-0 over Kelly with 5:33 left in the first half #okpreps
7:15 p.m. Edmond Memorial on the board first after getting a short field. Warren Wand 25-yd TD run. Bulldogs up 7-0 on Choctaw mid 1Q #okpreps
7:14 p.m. Ft. Gibson scores two runs on a Cache error that would've ended the game. 7-4 Bulldogs now. #okpreps
7:10 p.m. Want to follow our live coverage of #OKPreps football tonight? Click here newsok.com/article/3894677
7:10 p.m. Tahlequah caps off a 12-play drive with a 10yd TD run by QB David Dick. Tahlequah leads Central 7-0, 7:07 1st Q. #okpreps
7:09 p.m. On 3rd down for US Grant, fumbles and the Panthers Logan Price recovers it and takes it to the end zone. PCN leads 14-0. #okpreps
7:09 p.m. 5A softball: Tahlequah 5, Chickasha 2, final. Tahlequah to take on Carl Albert tomorrow at 2 p.m. #okpreps
7:09 p.m. Here at Poteau for the big Top 10 4A showdown between Poteau and Cascia Hall. Both teams a combined 11-1 entering this game. #okpreps
7:08 p.m. If you want to watch Muldrow vs. Fort Gibson, go to FortGibsonTigers.tv for a live broadcast. #OKPreps
7:08 p.m. Tahlequah is now at Central's 10-yard line, 1st & goal. #okpreps
7:07 p.m. On 3rd & 12 at Central's 42, Tahlequah QB David Dick hit RB Colton Wright for a 22yd screen pass. 1st down Tahlequah. #okpreps
7:07 p.m. Battle of the Wichitas coming up. Cache-Elgin. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/uTL06J4zMm
7:06 p.m. Also, Tahlequah WR Kourtland McMillan started tonight. He missed last week's game at Coweta with mono. #okpreps
7:04 p.m. Tahlequah started on its own 15 & has moved up to Central's 41-yard line & still on the move. #okpreps
7:03 p.m. Panthers will start with the ball. #OKPreps
7:02 p.m. 5A softball: Tahlequah 5, Chickasha 2 on a 3-run home run by Randee O'Donnell. #okpreps
7:00 p.m. Shortstop Alyssa Eschiti cranks a three-run HR. It's 7-2 Cache. #okpreps
6:59 p.m. Blanchard has field painted pink for breast cancer awareness. #OKPreps pic.twitter.com/sIl2VbNV8P
6:58 p.m. The Bulldogs have loaded the bases with just one out in the 6th. 3 & 4 hole hitters due up. #okpreps
6:57 p.m. Tahlequah will start the game with the ball. Kickoff coming in 3 minutes in front of a light - & I mean very light - crowd. #okpreps
6:56 p.m. Kickoff in less than 5 minutes between PC North and US Grant. #OKpreps pic.twitter.com/ABhbQNpl33
6:53 p.m. 5A softball: Tahlequah & Chickasha tied at 2, top 7. #okpreps
6:52 p.m. I have arrived in Blanchard for Jones-Blanchard. #OKPreps


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The Lou Messugo Blog - life in the south of France from a British/Australian TCK's perspective, bringing you French culture, travel on the Côte d'Azur and beyond, expat issues and a little bit of je ne sais quoi all mixed up with a hefty dose of photography.
Welcome to the 9th All About France, the monthly link up all about France! If you're a blogger and this is your first time here you might want to find out what it's all about here. If you're simply visiting my blog for a read then I hope you enjoy all the posts about France; you'll find plenty more from previous linkies here.
Grenadine is a fruit syrup quintessential to French childhood. That's it in a nutshell! Though perhaps I could go into just a little more detail....
Grenadine is a syrup used to make drinks (cordial or squash for children, certain cocktails for adults). The word "grenadine" comes from the French word for pomegranate "grenade" but while the syrup might have been made originally with pomegranates I couldn't find a single make that still includes this exotic fruit. Nowadays grenadine is made up of a mix of red berry fruits such as raspberry, red currant, elderberry, black currant and strawberry, with a hint of vanilla. And unfortunately plenty of sugar.


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Have you seen the movie Your Highness? In the movie there is a minotaur who basically walks around with his willy just bouncing all over the place. That image, is kind of what your wife or girlfriend sees when you just show up naked. Willies are silly, you see!
Of course gay people are going to get divorced as well as married. All they ever wanted was to be treated like everybody else. Well everybody else has a high divorce rate, so why not gays? Heathen has some questions about the process though.
The headline to this story is a gutbuster. Just wait for it. I did intentionally write "Wong Way" It's another edition of "Sucks To Be You" after the jump.
What's cuter than a cute baby? How about a cute baby with an equally cute t-shirt? Unfortunately one message has a few parents and or passersby concerned. Details after the jump.
Condoms are obviously necessary to spread the transmission of disease and to help plan unwanted pregnancies. It's for those reason that people deal with the ridiculousness of the situation. To stop everything and put a balloon on your business can make for an awkward (but important) few moments. Why anyone would want to make the situation more awkward is beyond me. Details after the jump.
I guess the concept of a "bucket list" is pretty widespread now. There are a lot of people thinking about the things they'd like to do before they "kick the bucket". For me, I'd just like to see the beach again, for others the list is as long as your arm. John Hughes had a very specific item on his list and you'll find out more about it after the jump.
Hey, poor people need boobies too! Or do they? A new law is being looked into that would prevent welfare recipients from making withdrawals at certain locations. I personally wasn't aware there was a problem, my guess is that some congressmen ran into a homeless guy at a strip bar (how else would they know?). More after the jump.
Every football player has to dream of playing in the Superbowl. It's the culmination of all the training and work you did for the rest of the year. Now, wouldn't it suck if you found out THE NIGHT BEFORE THE Superbowl that you aren't invited? Wait until you hear this story, after the jump.
Drunk Driving is bad. We've established that fact, 100%. Drunk driving a Zamboni is bad…and hilarious. Watching a drunk driving Zamboni incident is hilarious and gutbusting. More after the jump.
Some of you are already fans of Cage 9. Some of you might be and just not know it. Evan, the lead singer, is also the guitarist for Powerman 5000
We now start each days weird stories with "The Too Naughty News" at about 5:50. You see, before 6:00 a.m. we can do pretty much anything we want to (within reason). So, we reserved the really gross or really sexual or really demented stuff for that time. With that said, proceed with caution to the next page for the "Too Naughty News".


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