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Funeral services for Gloria L. Brock, age 70, of Carmi, were held at 10 a.m. Thursday, March 14, 2013 at Stendeback Family Funeral Home in Carmi. Family and friends visited together from 4 until 8 p.m. Wednesday evening.
Soloist Bill Stendeback opened the service with "In The Garden." The tune "Slow Hand" by Conway Twitty was then played. Pastor Herb Woollard welcomed those in the congregation and shared scripture and prayer. He then delivered the message and the service was concluded with "Go Rest High On That Mountain."
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At issue is whether the electromagnetic radiation emitted by cellphones is dangerous and even cancer-causing. The verdict is not in, and there are conflicting scientific signals about the long-term risks to mobile-phone users.
But with more than 5 billion people using cellphones worldwide, the answer to the medical and scientific conundrum has global ramifications.
"It's unimaginable today that people will give up cellphones," said Lloyd Morgan, a retired Silicon Valley electrical engineer who is a senior research fellow with the Environmental Health Trust, a nonprofit that researches potential hazards of using mobile phones. His group advocates taking steps to protect against radiation from mobile phones.
Recent studies about potential dangers from mobile-phone radiation can be puzzling if not disconcerting to consumers.
The Food and Drug Administration says that scientific data so far shows no increased health risks from the use of mobile phones. Last year, a study that looked at more than 300,000 cellphone-using Danes found no evidence that using the device increased their risk of developing a brain tumor.
But the World Health Organization, after initially assuring the public that there was no evidence of adverse health effects tied to cellphone use, reversed its stance in 2011 by putting mobile-phone use in the same "carcinogenic hazard" category as lead, engine exhaust and chloroform.
And scientists at the National Institutes of Health last year reported that research shows less than an hour of cellphone use can accelerate a person's brain activity near the phone antenna, though scientists aren't sure if that is harmful to users.
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Did Arab Christians take an active role in the crusades in the Holy Land or at any point on their trip to the Holy Land. Or were they victims of the crusaders? Did the crusaders typically differentiate between Christian Arab or Jew upon reaching Jerusalem?
Most of the information I have found indicates that the Arab Christians were caught in the crossfire between the Muslims and the Christian Crusaders. In fact, they were often slaughtered along with the Muslims. Most likely this was because the Crusaders did not want to risk being infiltrated by Muslims posing as Christians.
Ironically, the Crusades indirectly contributed to the decline of Christianity in the Middle East. At the time they took place, Arab Christians actually constituted a majority of the population in many areas. This was not only due to the deaths attributed directly to the Crusades, but also to the introduction of diseases brought into the area by the Crusaders. Also, the eventual and gradual diverting of internationl trade led to many of the Arab Christians leaving the area to follow the trade routes that they depended on for survival.
Ultimately, it does not appear that the Arab Christians at any time were ever significant contributors to the Christian war efforts during the Crusades.
The Crusaders never really cared about the religion. They only wanted to expand their sovereignty using the religion by inciting the people to go to war and free the holy land from the Muslims.
It was not because the Crusaders did not want to risk being infiltrated by Muslims posing as Christians but instead because of the nature of the Crusaders who came from Europe with little experience on what is called coexistence.
Europe as a continent did not accumulate such experience in it's historical inheritance if I may say that because it was a one religion society with some Jews persecuted from time to time. The same problem showed again with the native Americans few centuries later.
The Crusaders didn't merge together neither, each group of people stick together based on nationality. Christians were slaughtered with anybody and everybody else at the hands of their brothers in faith, a fact that led many of the Christian villages to forsake Christianity and join Islam.
Christian Commander led the army of Saladin, a Palestinian from Ako called Isa Alwam. Christians in the Middle East were ignored by the Christians of the west, maybe because they are loyal to their Arab nation. I am wondering what else is there?
Most of the Christian population were fairly non-militarised during the crusader period. SO generally they did not participate in military affairs. Exceptions being the Armenians and Maronites.
Various Armenian Christians were allied withe the crusaders, the county of Edessa was some sort of mixed state, with a lot of intermarriage with the locals and crusaders.
The Maronites (Christians in what today is Lebanon) did ally themselves with the crusaders.


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[CHALLENGE] Find the cheapest "custom print" shirt/hoodie site!
There seems to be dozens of custom shirt sites like CafePress, but does anyone have any experience with these type of companies?
I would like to have 3 hoodies and 3 shirts made with my company logo on it, and it seems very expensive to do so.
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I may have to order blanks and then do iron-on tbh.. Most sites are around $40-$50/ea if ordering less than 5.
But are they even worth it? Do they peel off easily? I just can't imagine there is good quality with them
I've stumbled upon this site a few weeks ago: http://www.districtlines.com/
Not sure about pricing though..
To be honest.. I'd like to know if there are any others also.
@devexityspace: Iron-ons are much more cheaper.
You can buy bulk orders of iron-on sheets (roughly $1 each sheet) and shirts (around $5 for a decent brand and color) from eBay.
Plus it's WAY cheaper than what I paid from Office Depot and Michaels.
I'd get a few extras of both the paper and shirts to "get it right". Peeling it off kind of like peeling a bumper sticker off a car without getting the adhesive to rip off.
I'd also buy a lot of ink, which is also really cheap on eBay (and some reason lasts longer) but brandless. But hey, ink is ink.
The quality of it is the quality of your printer basically (make sure you dry it completely first) since it just "transfers" from sheet to shirt. Don't forget to invert the print horizontally!
Wait until the storm passes....there should be plenty of choices on the East Coast. I don't mean that in a bad way, but that there are lots of suppliers that will be working soon.
I found a heat press on Craigslist for $120 (16x20) and I think I am going to buy it.. I read a lot of bad reviews of Iron-ons (like quality).
And then I found a website: acetransco which makes the transfers a small order (12 transfers) cost $93.00. (or $7.75/ea)..
Then a Hanes Black Blank Hoodie for $21.95 (free shipping).. so if we order 12: $263.40
Total for all: $476.40 (39.70/ea Hoodie) <-- and this includes the heat press..
Without the press costs it is: $29.70/ea Hoodie. (and when we order large scale, it will drop in price even more):
Buying 1000 Transfers = $1100 ($1.10/ea). Which will bring the cost of each hoodie to: $23.05.
So this is probably our best bet.
If you have an image of the logo you can upload, you can get shirts done at Vistaprint for about $10 each. I am not sure if they do hoodies. I just ordered a bunch of stuff from there off a Groupon, and the shirts were $8.90 each as I recall. I had a shirt made with a photo on it and a couple of shirts with my own artwork on them. Bear in mind that you are not likely to see good results from putting a transfer onto a black surface, or any dark colored surface. It is best to go with embroidered logos if you are wanting a black shirt. Embroidered logos can be had at pretty good prices, but there's usually a set-up fee, and it can be quite pricey depending on the complexity of your image.
I just went and looked in my closet and the place where I had my embroidered merchandise made is Queensboro. Their prices are very reasonable, and I was quite satisfied with the results of my order.
Try http://customizedgirl.com. There are no minimums and clothing options for men, women and kids.
Here's the men's page with unisex tees and hoodies: http://www.customizedgirl.com/category/menstops.htm.
@moondrake: I can vouch for these guys too. They also run a deal for new customers for a polo with a custom embroidered logo for only $3 and free shipping. Can't beat that, and I've been satissfied with quality and service so far for my stuff.
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This is the website that I prefer http://www.personalized-tee-shirts.com. They do everything from scratch, you can submit your own size specs and you can choose pretty much every aspect of the shirts and hoodies.


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(AP) PHOENIX - Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Mat Gamel has torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee for the second time in less than a year and will miss the season.
The 27-year-old was injured May 1 at San Diego when he hit a wall while chasing Nick Hundley's foul popup, cutting short his season after 21 games. Gamel reinjured the knee Saturday during Milwaukee's first full-squad workout this year.
"It really surprised me because there was no really major event that happened that you would have thought that would have been that serious," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "I figured, OK, he tweaks it. Coming back after a rehab you figure it is not always going to go smooth. I figured a couple of days and he'd be back on the field."
An MRI Sunday revealed the extent of the injury.
"It's a tear of the middle portion of the repair, "There are failures _ 10 percent seems to be the historical number. But of those failures, they're mostly at either end" of the ligament.
Ash said Gamel's knee checked out fine in late January in Milwaukee and again during a spring training physical on Feb. 12.
Corey Hart, who moved to first base after Gamel's injury last year, is on crutches after right knee surgery on Jan. 25 and is expected to be out three-to-four months.
Roenicke said candidates to play first until Hart returns include Alex Gonzalez, Hunter Morris, Bobby Crosby, Taylor Green and Sean Halton.
"We'll look at all the guys we have in camp here," general manager Doug Melvin said. "We'll look internally."
Gonzalez has never played first in his 14 years in the majors and does not have a first base glove, so he borrowed one.
"Ron talked to me about it, but it's not sure yet," Gonzalez said. "I don't want to tell you, `Yeah, I'm going to be the everyday first baseman.' I'm just going to wait and see what happens and make a decision."
Crosby, the 2004 AL Rookie of the Year, has not played the past two seasons and has only 31 games at first in the major leagues.
Morris was the Brewers' minor league player of the year last season, hitting .303 with 28 home runs and 113 RBIs with Huntsville. He has never played above Double-A.
"It's a big jump," Morris said. "Us talking about it doesn't mean I'm going to get the job. I've got to earn it. I've got to do a lot of things extraordinary. I feel terrible for Mat. Opportunities like this rise all the time in this game. It's up to me to take advantage of it.
Green played 18 games at first base last season with Milwaukee but hit only .184 in 104 at-bats. Hatton batted .274 with 17 home runs and 57 RBIs last season with Triple-A Nashville.
"I think we can cover it with people we have in-house," Roenicke said. "But that's not to say that Doug isn't already thinking about it and looking, because you can't predict exactly when Corey's coming back.
No surgery date has been scheduled yet for Gamel.
"He was pretty good when I talked to him earlier today, but it has to crush you," Roenicke said. "You go through a long rehab period, which isn't fun. It's lonely, it's hard work, boring at times, and now to think you have to go through it all again, it's pretty rough."
Gamel has been restricted to 106 games in the majors since his debut in 2008, mostly because of injuries, including a torn muscle in his right shoulder in March 2010 and a strained his right oblique in February 2011.
"Clearly it's a setback," Ash said. "It's a tough thing just as much mentally as physically for a guy that's spent eight months rehabbing and all of a sudden be told he'll have to start over again. ... He does have time on his side, but clearly missing that much repetition in games is going to hurt him."
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This is a bit of a general question. I'm trying to practice my testing skills and perhaps get some better experience with manual testing mature applications. In particular, I'm interested in desktop applications. One good place to do this is with open source projects, particularly those in need of dedicated/semi-dedicated testers. While I know every open source project has its own culture around it, with differing levels of maturity, are there any general tips for OSS testing?
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As an end User you test, there is no specific rules to follow. Generally understand what are their requirements and set a work plan what different testing methods you could do with the application. Make sure you are aware of these techniques. You could go with their release notes, what changes they have made in the current version. Then you could test from functional to performance based on your skill and ability.
walking in your shoes, first things I'd check in an OSS project are:
Widely-used open-source software (e.g. Apache and Firefox) may be thoroughly and methodically tested because of the size of its user base and because employers may be willing to pay testers to test it. However, most open source projects rely on volunteers who tend to test only the aspects of the project that they care about. (One can argue about whether this is a good thing; perhaps features that are the most frequently used will be most likely to be tested. On the other hand, features that are hard to test may not be tested because no volunteer feels like testing them.)
Most open source projects do not have a test plan. In an environment with a lot of turnover, it is good for things to be written down so that there is some continuity among practices. If you contribute a well-written test plan -- even if only for certain aspects of the software -- you will provide the project a valuable service. You will also have a writing example your resume can refer to.
If your the first one to offer testing on the product then get in contact with the owner, with a list of tests you see could be developed. They will have other ideas and you will work out a strategy between you.
Have a look at a few test suites you could employ to help out, we use TestLink, its good for running tests but the UI ... is open source ... if you wanted to test it and complain about how impossible it is to use, specifcally loging in and out to different roles in order for someone in a small team to wear more than 1 hat ... that would be awesome.
Otherwise have a look at http://www.kjross.com.au/, from there you may find something useful in their blogs, we work with them and they are pretty active in the testing space.
I saw this blog has some Open Source project links. These are Desktop applications where you can get involve and improve your testing skills.


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In the Birchas HaChodesh that we say monthly the Shabbos prior to Rosh Chodesh we say as follows:
Chaim Sheyesh Bohem Yiras Shomayim V'Yiras Chet and then in the same paragraph we later say Chaim Shetehei Bonu Ahavas Torah V'Yiras Shomayim.
Yiras Shomayim is the only thing that is repeated twice. Why is it repeated?


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10 Offensive Ads You Won't Believe Are From the Last Decade
Effective advertising and public relations efforts communicate the company's points in a way that resonates with the tastes and sensibilities of the target group. That's some 101 stuff right there. But try telling that to the howling monkey creatures who actually make ads and advise PR moves for a living. They'll take what should have been a basic or even well-meaning message and twist it until the whole thing is confusing, hurtful, or downright disturbing. And then they will poop on it. For that is what monkeys do.
#10. Japan Advertises Earthquake Safety Tips With Old-Timey Racism
In 2006, the Tokyo Metro Government released a series of illustrated earthquake-safety pamphlets for English-speaking visitors, since foreigners may not be as chill about earthquakes as the Japanese have learned to be. Admirably, the pamphlets depicted non-Asian races in an effort to be inclusive. Unfortunately, the black people depicted in the pamphlets looked like this:
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"Come on, this is like the third worst thing involving people on our trains."
The Japanese can probably be partially forgiven for this considering that, as a largely homogenous society, they don't exactly have a vibrant black community to run the cartoons past, just in case they turned out to be, you know, incredibly racist. But still, the extent of their research into what black people look like seems to have been white power pamphlets, Al Jolson performances, and Amos 'n' Andy. Aaand here we see the goofy black caricatures being chastised by more enlightened white people:
Tokyo Metro Government
Enlightened white people get their info from reliable radio DJs.
Obviously, the publishers of the pamphlets were subject to some complaints. And to their credit, they did correct themselves -- by redrawing the cartoons to feature only whites and Asians. We guess that technically fixes the problem.
#9. Nike Ad Ridicules Paraplegics
If ads have taught us anything about athletics, it's that all you need to do is pop open a bowl of Official Sponsor cereal and slide on your Official Sponsor shoes to transform into an Olympic-level competitor. It's a tried and true method: "Best Sports Guy uses our product, and he is the Best Sports Guy! Use our product, too!" But tried and true methods are boring. You know what would really sell shoes? Mocking the disabled. Like Nike did here:
"What do losers and the paralyzed have in common? Neither needs Nikes!"
The words may be a little hard to read when compressed to Internet size, so let's break this thing down:
How can a trail running shoe with an outer sole designed like a goat's hoof help me avoid compressing my spinal cord into a Slinky on the side of some unsuspecting conifer, thereby rendering me a drooling, misshapen non-extreme-trail-running husk of my former self, forced to roam the earth in a motorized wheelchair with my name embossed on one of those cute little license plates you get at carnivals or state fairs, fastened to the back?
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Pictured: Immobile, hopeless vegetables.
Yep, Nike decided to fuck paraplegics and the chairs they rode in on and published this ad in 11 outdoor magazines. Turns out most sane human beings realize that belittling the physically disabled is sort of a mean-spirited way to go about selling a running shoe, so the company went into apology frenzy mode, and their spokesman rushed in to point out that the company has "a long and diverse record of supporting disabled athletes." You may recognize that as the corporate sports equivalent of "We totally have black friends, so we can say that word."
#8. Groupon Feels Their Deals Are Better Than Human Rights
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In 2011, Groupon entered the Super Bowl advertisement game for the very first time. The company obviously wanted their consumer-sports deflowering to be memorable, so they decided to push their Save the Money campaign, wherein they matched people's donations to various charities. They hired actor Timothy Hutton as spokesman and decided to focus the ad on a cause that people could rally around: human rights in Tibet. They had one of the biggest ad spots in the world. They had a noble cause to rally behind. They had a guy who sort of looks like Tim Robbins -- they had a vision, goddamnit.
"Our spokesman dated Angelina Jolie. If that's not charity cred, I don't know what is!"
And here's how it played out: The clip opens with a concerned Hutton reflecting on the plight of the Tibetan people. "The people of Tibet are in trouble, their very culture in jeopardy," he David Attenboroughs, accompanied by sad orchestration and heart-rending images of innocent children flashing across the screen. Then, before you can hear all about how the price of a cup of coffee can solve every woe in the world, the clip cuts to a busy restaurant. Hutton pulls the rug out from under everyone, quipping that Tibetans, even amid their many woes, "still whip up an amazing fish curry!" Which, incidentally, people can buy at discount rates in Chicago restaurants, thanks to Groupon.com. THE END.
Congratulations, store-brand Tim Robbins! You just starred in an ad that publicly ridicules Tibetans and their puny human rights. Just one more sentence -- something like "while proceeds go to help Tibet" -- and this would have been totally fine. But this wasn't one isolated incident left on the editing room floor. The whole "mocking a tragedy" thing wasn't an accident, but rather an intentional campaign theme: Here's Elizabeth Hurley, discussing the state of Brazilian rain forests and bikini waxing ("Not all deforestation is bad!"):
And here's Cuba Gooding Jr., telling us about endangered whales while peddling a Groupon deal for whale-watching trips:
Unsurprisingly, the campaign immediately faced the wrath of pretty much everyone, but it especially pissed off China, and right as Groupon was gearing up to tap into their insanely huge market. So from either viewpoint -- whether you care about humanitarian outrage or maximizing cold hard profits -- Groupon shot themselves in the foot this time.
Well, technically speaking, it was both feet.
#7. BIC Pens Think Oppressive Regimes and Murder Are Hilarious
This is the Bictator -- Bic Canada's answer to the question: "What if Kim Jong Il and a caterpillar made a baby and it started executing people?" What does that have to do with pens? An excellent question. Witness:
The Bictator TV ad was part of Bic's back-to-school pen sale campaign, which means it was targeted at kids, or, more likely, at parents about to shop for their children's education. Yes, to get people excited about the future of the children, Bic picked a new spokesman whose wacky catchphrase was ordering prisoners to their deaths.
The ad opens on the Bictator in a dank rat den of an office, rubber-stamping away the lives of prisoners. Finally, he comes across a man he wishes to pardon, but -- in a Kafkaesque dystopian twist -- his pen doesn't work. Too bad, almost-pardoned guy, bet you wish your murderer had a Bic!
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"Stalin would have just used a pencil."
Bic's attempt at (literal) gallows humor did not go over well: Many people found the ad insensitive to Asians, while others shockingly failed to see the merit of selling goddamn pens with oppression and implied genocide. Within days, Bic was forced to whip out a big old bottle of PR-quality Wite-Out in the form of a hasty (and partially botched) ad retraction and public apology. In accordance with unforgiving Canadian advertising laws, the entire marketing department was then swiftly sentenced to die, all the while cursing the high-quality, never-scratchy Bic pen that the judge used to sign their death sentence.


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3 pc Cast Iron Fry Pan Set for $13.76
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3 piece Basic Essentials cast iron fry pan set includes 6.5', 8', 10.5' pre-seasoned cast iron fry pans.
Use code GREATGIFTS to take the price
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I have no idea what use the 6" one is.
Hang it on the wall after you paint it?
Gift it to some single chick?
Anyway, the other two will do almost all of your non stick skillet jobs.
And do it for another 100 years, if you don't screw them up.
Maybe I missed it but anyone know if these are made in China ? I have two Lodge cast iron pans made in USA and they are high quality.
@gidgaf: I have a 6 inch one that I use regularly for frying or scrambling eggs (one or two at a time), making grilled sandwiches (cheese, egg and cheese, turkey and cheese, etc). It's the perfect size if you're cooking for just one person.
Pass on these. Support the Lodge cookware. You can find it at reasonable prices everywhere. But, yes, cooking on cast iron is the best.
A Lodge 12" skillet is about twice the price of this entire set.
I think I'll stick with buying stuff like this rather than overpriced goods.
Unless of course this proves to be a crappy set, then I'll probably not stick to buying it.
Support global and international business, not protectionism.
I bought this instore from SEARS last year. I seasoned them, camped with them, and loved them to this day. I didnt notice if they were american made or not, but they have lasted daily use so far.
as for the 6inch pan, it's GREAT for using on a backpacking stove,
When Lodge starts paying my bills, I'll pay their money sucking prices.
Made in China.
Sold out for delivery
Lodge is great, but the prices listed on their site are nuts. The same exact lodge pan, model L10SK3 you get from their site for $36, you can get in your local Walmart for $18.
That being said... Its cast iron. Its not like you have to worry about it shorting out, or some screws coming loose. Unless its complete trash, it should be fine for decades, as long as you take care of it. No detergents, dry it off, etc...
This is a decent deal, especially for someone who doesnt have any cast iron.
@gidgaf: "100 years, if you don't screw them up" - it's virtually impossible to screw up cast-iron pan, one just has to know how to take care of them (e.g. no washing with detergent, just scrub with salt and wash, etc). If the black shining non-stick "seasoning" layer comes off or something else, can scrub it all off and re-season anew - that's just wipe with napkin with little oil, then broil to smoke it all off to black
Don't soak cast iron in your sink either. Although that might seem self-evident, I had to learn the hard way when I was younger.
Thinking of getting this set for my Dad to use on the grill.
What the frak are they cooking in that pan? I clicked on it and it looks like a bad PhotoShopped egg and some sliced jelly beans!


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Repurposing a NASCAR Camping World TruckWritten by on January 13, 2014 Contributors: Comp Cams General Repurpose
Using parts from one car in something completely different is what circle track racing was built on. For thousands of years—OK, maybe not thousands, but for a really long time—racers, hot rodders, and automotive madmen have concocted some serious iron using whatever parts they could mash together to reach their intended goal. In most cases, the goal was more power!
Even today, on racetracks across this great nation you can still see tons of seasoned parts, many of which are used, repurposed, then used again. This is a great way for racers to save a few bucks, while keeping their cars on track. That's why automotive hoarders (or racers, whichever term you prefer) keep a stockpile of hard-to-find parts or pieces they know work perfectly well, just in case the need for it ever arises. And for the record, your author is one of these hoarders! Now that we've established that repurposing parts is the norm for many circle track racers, here's where we're going with this…
When we started thinking about repurposing a NASCAR Camping World truck as a street vehicle, the debate about how to power it came up. Everything from a basic crate engine to one of Ford's new Mustang powerplants was thrown in as an option. After going back and forth with our good friend Mike Delahanty at Ford Racing, we locked in on an old Sprint Cup engine that FRPP had used as a dyno mule in years past. The history of the engine was a little sketchy (which we love about it), but it had some markings on it that hint at its lineage. It had an old Roush Engineering intake manifold, C3 heads, and pretty mild valvetrain components in comparison to the absolute insanity you see in the cars every Sunday. The engine was complete, but needed some freshening. We also wanted to tone it down just a touch in preparation for the street miles it was destined to endure.
To accomplish this, we traveled to Boynton Beach, Florida, to visit Tim Eichhorn, owner of MPR Racing Engines. After a quick tear down and inspection, it was pretty clear that we didn't need much to get the engine to where we wanted it.
The first step was teardown. Once the intake manifold, front dress, and cylinder heads came off, we knew this engine was well taken care of. After a few calls we had all the parts we needed to put everything back together. While the engine was apart, Eichhorn cleaned and honed the bores to ensure the cylinders wall surfaces were correct and the rings would seal perfectly, polished the crankshaft, and added drainback holes in the block for our conversion to a wet sump oil system.
Knowing this engine was going to see mostly street duty, we took the solid flat tappet camshaft out and replaced it with a hydraulic roller setup from Comp Cams. The conversion required a new camshaft, lifters, and pushrods. Our new hydraulic roller camshaft measures in at 0.623/0.587 lift for intake and exhaust with 251/258 degrees of duration at 0.050 respectively, with a 110 LSA. All in all, it should be a healthy cam for being a hydraulic roller. To complete the heads, the shaft-mount rockers were reused. A new set of Clevite main and rod bearing were installed, and a set of thicker Cometic head gaskets were used to mate the C3 cylinder heads to the freshened short-block. The thicker gaskets helped bring the compression down from 12:1 to about 11.2:1, which with a mild tune-up will allow us to run pump gas on the street.
Following the streetable theme of the engine, we needed drivetrain components that would survive in traffic. A call to Tremec netted us one of its T56 Magnum six-speed gearboxes. Even though you may not think of it as a race trans, the T56 Magnum is an incredibly versatile transmission. It has a tall First gear (2.97:1) and a very low Sixth gear (0.50:1), which gives us an amazing blend of acceleration with fuel economy. The trans bolts right to the engine with an SFI-approved bellhousing from Quick Time Performance. Inside the bell, we used a 10.5-inch twin disc clutch from RAM Automotive. The clutch hold may more power than our 358ci powerplant is going to put to it, but it also has a nearly effortless pedal for easy driving in traffic. We reused the truck's hydraulic system for the clutch, and American Powertrain sent us a billet hydraulic throwout bearing to complete the assembly.
Given that the entire combination is rather unconventional, we called Mark at the Axle Exchange and he built us a custom 4-inch aluminum driveshaft. Behind that, sits the 9-inch speedway rearend housing (0.01 degree of camber, and 1/16 toe out on the right side), which we got from Tiger Rearends (thanks Gerald!). The rear is filled with a center section and axles from Quick Performance in Ames, Iowa. The center section has a Detroit Tru-Trac limited-slip differential and 4.10 gears.
With a repurposed engine and some great new parts, our power and drivetrain is going to be hard to beat in the fun department. Engines like this are out there. And in many cases, they can be altered to fit many different rulebooks. Sometimes it just takes a little creativity and you can have a unique, yet powerful combination!
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Ford Racing Performance Parts sent us a retired NASCAR Sprint Cup engine. The circa '97 C-headed 358 was used as a dyno mule, but other than that, we don't know much about it. We did know the engine needed to be freshened. For this we headed to MPR Racing Engines in Boynton Beach, Florida.2 Once the heads came off we got our first look at the pistons and cylinders. Although everything looked clean, not knowing the history of the engine, Tim Eichhorn pulled everything apart, gave it a thorough inspection, and a little bit of machining here and there before reassembly.3 Eichhorn gave the heads a complete once over. They were cleaned, reassembled, and ready to go back on the short-block.4 The combustion chambers are rather small on the C3 heads. The combination of this and a slight dish in the piston produces 12:1 compression.5 The solid flat tappet camshaft was pulled and all the bearings were inspected. Everything was clean and able to be reused.6 The new camshaft from Comp Cams is a hydraulic roller shaft with 0.623/0.587 lift for intake and exhaust with 251/258 degrees of duration at 0.050 respectively, with a 110 LSA.
10 Next, the new main bearings are installed and coated with assembly lube before the crankshaft is laid in place.14 Eichhorn used a set of thicker Cometic MLS head gaskets to bring the compression down to about 11.2:1. After sliding the hydraulic lifters into place, the heads were bolted back on.


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Storm Nation - June 24, 2013 Storm Freakin Frantic™ Ball Review
Name: Sean Baker
Storm Product: Freakin Frantic
Accomplishment: Awesome ball review for an awesome ball!
Pro Shop/Driller: Bowl Like A Pro Shop/Sean Baker
Bowling Center: Cardinal Lanes Strike N Spare Paducah, KY
"Storm Freakin Frantic PAP-5 over and ½ up Ball Speed: 15-17mph Rev Rate: 300-500 Right-Handed Layout: 4x4x2 Surface Preparation: OTB What I wanted from this ball: Great skid throughout the front portion of the lane and a strong backend reaction. Result: Exactly what I wanted. Being a huge fan of the Frantic, I wanted this ball to skid farther with a more violent backend reaction. This is exactly what I got from this ball. I didn't alter the surface at all and went with a strong drill pattern. I did not put a weight hole in this ball, but maxed out my side weight within legal limits. I tested this ball on our home wood lanes with our house pattern. Our house pattern is a tough shot with dry heads in the middle portion of the lanes from 10-10 and a huge early backend and a hold area from 10-5 with a massive out of bounds 5 and out. I bowled 3 games keeping this ball around the 5 board and scored great. I managed to get great length and a hard skip flip reaction towards the pocket. The carry was awesome and this ball carried both light and heavy pocket hits for me. The second set of games, I moved deeper inside playing around the 15 board and swinging the ball out to 8 board. Keep in mind that our house patter has an out of bounds past the 5 board. The Freakin Frantic did exactly as I expected it to do. I was able to get great length throughout the dry portion of our lanes and still get a great snap to the pocket. I did hang some corner pins, but that is expected with our pattern due to the massive backend in the middle portions of our lanes. Compared to the original Frantic, this ball is a fantastic compliment and step up for more ball reaction for me. I keep this ball polished with storm polish. Pro shop reaction: I cannot keep this ball in stock. As soon as I put one on display, it sells within two to three days! This ball has a fantastic look as well. Recommendations: I would recommend this ball for any bowler ranging from beginner to advanced bowlers. Storm-Roto Grip Staff Sean Baker Bowl Like a Pro Shop Paducah, KY 42001"
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- 6/27/2013: 764 With Storm Lights Out™!
- 6/24/2013: Storm Super Natural™ Ball Review
- 6/24/2013: Storm Lights Out™ Ball Review
- 6/24/2013: Storm Freakin Frantic™ Ball Review
- 6/24/2013: Reign™ of Power Ball Review
- 6/21/2013: 300 With The Gold Ball!
- 6/17/2013: 800 Back to Back Weeks with Storm!!
- 6/13/2013: Storm Freak'n Frantic Ball Review - Sean Baker
- 6/12/2013: Chris Lighty Fires Another 700 Series!
- 6/11/2013: Matt Cleary Fires His First 800 Series!
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Chimney Rock Village fest May 18
Published: Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 9:43 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 9:43 a.m.
The Spring-Go Fest at Chimney Rock Village will be held Saturday, May 18. The all-day festival celebrating spring will kick off with a pancake breakfast from 7:30-10 a.m. at the town's Fire House.
The rest of the day will be filled with an array of family events, including music, dance, craft booths and food.
Cow Pie Bingo will also return this year for $25 a space. Players can win as much as $1,250 if their square gets the most "cow pies" by 4 p.m. that day. Tickets will be on sale at Medina's Café, Coffee on the Rocks and Bubba O'Leary's.
Most of the events will take place at the town's Gathering Place, located just above the town parking lot with a fantastic view of the falls and chimney.
Chimney Rock's 2013 3rd Thursday of the month Concert Series at the Gathering Place has also been announced for the following dates: June 20, July 18, Aug. 15 and Sept. 19. Times are 6:30-8:30 p.m., except 6-8 in September.
Bingo is held at the Chimney Rock firehouse the First Friday of the month from March 1 to Dec. 6, with no Bingo in July.
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A delivery driver for J B Distributors was robbed and shot behind Kroger on Scottsville Road in Bowling Green Thursday morning. J B Distributors says the driver's name is Robert Lipscomb.
The man who was second on the scene after Lipscomb was shot told us what happened. "When I got to the scene of course Robbie was alert, awake. He told me he didn't know how many times he had been shot, but that he was okay," said J B Distributors Team Leader, Jody Stevenson.
Lipscomb was able to tell Stevenson, who is his supervisor, the events leading up to the shooting.
"The guy comes around and asks for money, and the guy said I don't have any money, and he came at him with a gun and they proceeded to wrestle to the ground. Then, the gunshots went off he said three or four times, he wasn't sure, and he said the last shot was the one that got him, because the guy stood up above him and shot him," Stevenson says, "Why you would want to hurt a beer guy? All he is going to be carrying is beer. He's not going to have any money on him."
Stevenson says he arrived to a quiet scene. "He was very calm. I don't know if he was in shock or not, but he was very calm," he says.
When the ambulance arrived, Lipscomb was flown to Vanderbilt Hospital. "He came out of surgery and he is in intensive care right now," said J B Distributors Secretary of the Treasury, Jim Bohannon.
Bohannon says he's gotten calls from several other distributors who heard about the news. "They're calling and expressing their concern about Robbie and hoping he does well, and saying they're sorry for the incident and everything. And I asked all of them, 'Have you ever had anything like this happen?' And not a one of them said their drivers had ever been held up," he said.
Police are searching for a white man wearing a black WKU sweatshirt and stonewashed jeans.
If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 781-CLUE. Your information will be kept secure, and you can remain completely anonymous.


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I cannot figure this out:
I have a square in the plane with side length $5$. $A$ and $B$ are points in the square. The coordinates of $A$ and $B$ are always integers.
I want to know how many unique Euclidean distances are possible between $A$ and $B$.
I thought $15$?
Editor note The original ambiguous phrasing of this question and the consequent edits to clarify resulted in conflicting solutions. Please take this into consideration as you vote on the answers.


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6 Mar 2013 1:46 AM #1
Unanswered: Clarify : getCmp vs Up/down
I am wandering what is the most efficient the getCmp or the up/down method?
The added value of the up/down is that it avoid the use of id/itemid.
The added value of getCmp is that you can evoke at any place any component.
Let says that I have something like:
Window (id/itemid = 'mywin')
----Button 'Save'
----Button 'Close'
--Form (id/itemid= 'myform')
----Textfield 'Register number' (id/itemid = 'tfreg')
The handler (onClick) on the save, obviously, will send the form data:
1) Ext.getCmp('myform').getForm().submit(...)
2) button.up('window').down('form').getForm().submit(...)
The handler (onClick) on the close, will close the window:
1) Ext.getCmp('mywin').close();
2) button.up('window').close();
In extension, I can do check on the textfield on the save like:
1) if (Ext.getCmp('tfreg').getValue !== '***') {...}
2) button.up('window').down('#tfreg').getValue !== '***') {...}
6 Mar 2013 5:05 AM #2
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- getCmp searches in ComponentManager's hash map only by id
So you can't compare them because are used in different scenarios even if both return componentsGithub https://github.com/vadimpopa
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7 Mar 2013 4:40 AM #4
Best practice is to avoid the use of fixed ids. In most cases this rules out Ext.getCmp.
The added value of getCmp is that you can evoke at any place any component.
7 Mar 2013 5:22 AM #5
But I still need ID's (I think) (so getCmp) to link window or pass parameters to a window. Except is there is another way.
The globals are set a custom properties of APP.
-window (modal=true)
--gridpanel (id=myGP)
--------onClick -> Ext.widget('mywform').show();
-window (id=mywform,modal=true)
------onClick ->button.up('form').getForm().submit();
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A few suggestions:
1. In this concrete case you can use just Ext.getStore('store's_name_bound_to_myGP').load();
2. Use a controller, which means to use ComponentQuery
3. Store/link the reference of first window in a property of the second one.
4. Use ComponentQuery
When to use each one depends on the scenario. As wrote, for your example I would use 1, if is only to load the store, if is more then see if you can use a controller.Github https://github.com/vadimpopa
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7 Mar 2013 6:33 AM #7
Thanks vadimv and skirtle
7 Mar 2013 6:40 AM #8
8 Mar 2013 12:59 AM #9
- A button, that launch the window but no data will be loaded in the form, for new entries
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It would be great if we could access component through such notation:
8 Mar 2013 4:28 AM #10
The MVC encourages this kind of singleton nonsense. Both the stores and refs properties are guilty in my opinion. They work for small apps but as soon as you scale up they effectively equate to getStore and getCmp.
The simplest way is just:
win1.myOtherWindow = Ext.widget('w_p_adm_addcntr')
var win = Ext.widget('w_p_adm_addcntr'); win.fn_load(1, 1, '-'); win.showAt(0, 0);
Ext.widget('w_p_adm_addcntr', { myData: [1, 1, '-'] // The window should contain code to load this }).showAt(0, 0);
Establishing relationships between components starts with figuring out what the relationships should be. Whose window is it? You can then build up from there.
If you absolutely have to create a singleton component (and even if you think you do, you probably don't) then follow the golden rule for writing hacky code: encapsulate the hack in one place behind a decent API.
So, for the sake of argument, imagine an application with a navigational tree on the left and tabs on the right. Occasionally one of the tabs wants to activate another tab by selecting a node in the tree. Rather than grabbing the tree directly and doing all kinds of mischief, instead you can create a singleton class for handling navigation:
Ext.define('MyApp.NavigationManager', { singleton: true, jumpTo: function(config) { ... } });
However, I cannot stress enough how rare it is to need to treat components like this. It might happen once or twice in a large application, for things like a fixed header or a main navigational section.


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The Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau is pleased to announce that an attraction and event print grant for printing promotional materials was approved at the February advisory board meeting. Main Street Dodge City applied for assistance in printing a rack card to promote downtown businesses. The printed piece will be distributed regionally to bring visitors to town by raising awareness of what there is to see and do at Dodge City's downtown. A grant of $500 was approved for this project. Other grant recipients have included the Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame, The Carnegie Center for the Arts, and The National Barrel Horse Association. The grant is a reimbursable grant, and requires a proof of the final project before the grant is awarded. It will cover 50% of the artwork, printing cost, and other expenses, up to $500 per project. Some timeline limitations apply, and all applicants are required to use the "Get the Heck into Dodge" logo on the material and provide the completed printed piece to the visitors center in Dodge City, as well as other travel information centers throughout Kansas. "The CVB wants to aid our attractions and event coordinators in getting the word out to tourists, and to aid in bringing overnight travel to Dodge City," said Jan Stevens, director of the CVB. For more information, contact Jan Stevens at the Convention and Visitors Bureau at (620) 225-8186. You can also access the application for this grant on the CVB website: www.visitdodgecity.org under the "More Information" tab.
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SUNY Potsdam Launches Master of Science Degree in Community Health
The State University of New York at Potsdam is proud to announce that its first Master of Science degree, a master's in community health program, has been approved. SUNY Potsdam is now accepting applications for the College's newest graduate program, which will launch in Fall 2014.
The SUNY Potsdam community health master's program is the first in the Northern New York region to focus specifically on rural health. The program was designed to offer students a unique opportunity to explore health concerns specific to those living in rural and impoverished or medically-underserved areas.
"We are excited to be offering our new M.S. in community health program next fall. This program further demonstrates Potsdam's strength in offering master's programs that are unique and outcome-oriented, with an emphasis on serving communities, small and large," said Director of Graduate Studies Joshua LaFave. "Potsdam's position in offering education on rural health issues is distinct. This unique strength is a proud tradition at Potsdam, and one that we look forward to continuing for years to come."
The M.S. program prepares public health professionals to address public health issues in diverse populations. The curriculum will foster development of core public health competencies, training students to plan, implement and evaluate rural health initiatives. Through coursework, research and community engagement, students will acquire practical skills necessary to respond to public health needs in rural settings.
"The SUNY Potsdam graduate program in community health is geared toward our local community, but the research we will do and the skills we will teach will have nationwide impact. We have developed a full-time and part-time curriculum and plenty of opportunity for hands-on experience through internships and field projects," said program coordinator Dr. Kelly Bonnar, an associate professor in the Department of Community Health.
This program will help students interested in promoting health at the community level navigate current issues in rural health, such as the impact of healthcare reform on rural health disparities. Students in the program will learn about the collection and interpretation of health data, the natural history of disease, environmental and social factors that influence community health, development and evaluation of public health programs and policies, management of health organizations, and how to solve local health problems.
"The new M.S. degree in community health is quintessential Potsdam. This program is a natural extension of our strong community health department, and adds tremendous value to the profession, with its unique focus on rural health. The curriculum will serve our community and similar communities across the Northeast," said LaFave.
With the approval of the community health program, SUNY Potsdam is now able to develop and offer other Master of Science degrees, which the College is actively pursuing, as it diversifies its graduate studies offerings.
One of the overall goals of the community health field is to be proactive, creating a sense of overall wellbeing within communities, by providing programs that focus on illness and injury prevention. The SUNY Potsdam Department of Community Health offers both a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science degree in community health, as well as minors in community health, fitness, nutrition, sexual health, therapeutic recreation and wilderness education. To learn more, visit www.potsdam.edu/academics/SOEPS/CommunityHealth.
SUNY Potsdam's graduate programs seek to encourage academic achievement and to provide each student with a sense of personal and social responsibility, while offering the best possible preparation for specific professional and vocational goals. For more information about graduate admissions at SUNY Potsdam, visit www.potsdam.edu/admissions/graduate.
Founded in 1816, and located on the outskirts of the beautiful Adirondack Park, The State University of New York at Potsdam is one of America's first 50 colleges. SUNY Potsdam currently enrolls approximately 4,300 undergraduate and graduate students. Home to the world-renowned Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam is known for its handcrafted education, challenging liberal arts and sciences core, excellence in teacher training and leadership in the performing and visual arts. Empowered by a culture of creativity, the campus community recently launched Take the Lead: The Campaign for Potsdam, which aims to raise $27 million by the College's bicentennial in 2016.


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Corona Solutions Releases Web-based Scheduler as a Feature of Ops Force Deploy
Corona Solutions announces the release of the highly-anticipated web-based version of Scheduler for Ops Force Deploy Adding the Scheduler feature to the current Deploy system allows agencies to seamlessly analyze every aspect of resource allocation. Deploy stores the agency's data, workload analysis, and patrol allocation in one place. As a result, the effect(s) of a change in shift plan, subtraction or addition of officers is instantly viewable - saving the agency time and money on analysis efforts.
"With this new release of the Ops Force Deploy Scheduler component, we are able to showcase the improvements made by several years of hard work", said Dan Harris, CTO at Corona Solutions. "Our customers have asked for more flexibility to adapt to the nearly infinite number of schedules possible. We can now confidently say that we can help make your schedules better, no matter how you want to align your shifts. With radical improvements in technology and interface, this new release empowers our customers to achieve a demonstrably better balance between their budget constraints, personnel satisfaction, and level of service to the community."
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6 Famous Geniuses You Didn't Know Were Perverts
#3. Percy Grainger
Percy Grainger was one of the greatest symphony composers of the past century, bringing home the modern equivalent of $3 million a year, which is serious money in the composer world. His innovations became common in orchestras in the decades after.
Also, Grainger married his wife on stage at the Hollywood Bowl in front of 20,000 people and a 126 member orchestra that performed a song he had written just for her.
Ah, they don't make romantics like that anymore.
But Behind Closed Doors...
When Grainger died, he nobly left most of his money to the University of Melbourne. He also donated countless photos of himself, 83 whips and a pair of his own blood-soaked shorts, because was reeeeaaaallllyy into S & M.
He covered the walls and ceiling of his bedroom with mirrors so he could watch his wife beat the shit out of him. Afterwards, he would use the mirrors to take pictures of the bloody aftermath from every angle imaginable and document the picture with details like the camera settings, date, location (where the whipping went down) and what whip was used to flay him.
Predictably, he also noted the time signature of each beating so that it could be played back on a synthesizer.
#2. T.E. Lawrence aka Lawrence of Arabia
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence, better known as Lawrence of Arabia, was an officer in the British Army who ended up playing a major role in the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Turks. He was a talented author, a competent statesman, a born leader and a war hero. Also, the movie based on his life is one of the most successful and well-known films of all time:
But Behind Closed Doors...
When he wasn't conquering Damascus or promoting independent Arab nations, Lawrence was pitching tents in the desert courtesy of a man named John Bruce. Lawrence would pay Bruce to whip him with a stick and then write up a detailed account of the beating.
Well, we all have our weird turn-ons. But here's where it gets a bit creepy:
Lawrence wrote an autobiographical book called The Seven Pillars of Wisdom in 1922. It contains a graphic and, uh, extremely detailed scene in which Lawrence is captured by the Turks and then brutally raped. Scholars now think that event never actually happened, and that his group rape and torture by Turkish soldiers was a bit of erotic slash fiction.
Starring himself.
#1. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Rousseau was one of the most influential philosophers of all time. His work The Social Contract was one of the primary inspiring documents for the Declaration of Independence and strongly shaped the Constitution.
By proxy, it is also responsible for The Patriot.
But Behind Closed Doors...
When Rousseau released his autobiography, you might think he would hold back on certain details considering he was still alive at the time and couldn't hide behind the whole "dead" thing to protect himself from painfully incriminating embarrassment. Of course that would be boring, so Rousseau decided on full disclosure and focused a lot on how he loved nothing more than being spanked.
"Nothing, not even this ascot."
He attributed the development of his spanking fetish to when he was eight-years old, when he got spanked by his adopted mother, saying, "Who would believe this childish discipline, received at eight-years old, from the hands of a woman of 30, should influence my propensities, my desires, my passions, for the rest of my life, and that in quite a contrary sense from what might naturally have been expected?"
While a spanking fetish isn't exactly the most nefarious thing in the world, Rousseau was such spank-crazed bastard that he simply couldn't control his urges. While the man was living as a drifter, he would drop his pants and run ass-first at any females that happened by in hopes of getting smacked. We're guessing that most people's reaction to a bare ass charging full-steam towards them isn't going to be to spank it. Then again, maybe if you try it enough times...
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