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Yes Dyess was so hot in the last weeks of reg season. At least he is rebounding though.
Dice is definitely helping out on the boards, he just needs to space himself differently on the floor to be closer to the hoop when he receives the pass. He shoots from wherever he receives it. If the CB is directing trafic, then he needs to tell him where to station himself. (within his comfort range) When Hunter is out there he needs to do the same if he can stop dribbling long enough to do so..
If we keep playing like this, and Dyess returns to his regular season self, then we will be truly unbeatable for anyone, even the Spurs. I hope he's not nervous.
that Chicago radio link is hilarious
Thanks for the props on the recap. On Murray, playing the position and doing any good are two different things. Remember the verdict during Billups injury about our backup point guard play? Murray was not cutting it. Indeed, Murray got pulled 100% from the rotation. Blalock got some of the blame, but in my opinion, unfairly. The only time this season Murray functioned ok as our backup point was that West coast trip where we won five straight. Hunter was suspended and Blalock was out of the rotation. Unfortunately, even though any five games won on a West coast trip is impressive, the fact is the teams we played on that trip were not that great for the most part. For the vast majority of the time this season, Murry has been unable to run the offense, a liability on defense, a poor shot selector. The fact remains that this effort to make a point guard out of Murray is a unique time in his career, college or pro. He is just not a point guard.
I had a feeling that the Pistons could come back and would come back because the Bulls were not hot in the first half. The Pistons were ice cold. I think it is much easier for the Pistons to comeback from that situation. I thought that the Pistons would be so concerned about their offense going into halftime (28 points) that they would not be ready defensively and the Bulls would win the game through offense. Good job by the coaches to not allow that.
I thik Mcdyess is really affected by his personal stuff. He's so sensitive, i wouldn't be suprised if it carries over into his game. That being said he's played well even though he's not scoring. Webber scares me. He dissappears when someone gets physical w/ him, and when he has a bad game, he has a BAD game. Luckily we have Dyess.
Good thing is it's not about him anymore. He does not have the pressure of being a great player anymore. When he struggles his teammates can carry the load, and he can carry the load when other Pistons struggle. Webber is still good. He was once a top 5 player. That doesn't just go away.
Did anyone see Skiles post game interview? He was asked, was Detroit`s zone a problem? He got a little salty, and replied, "is that what the rumors are now? That their zone is stopping us.......is that what`s being said?" Then there was a few seconds of awkward silence.......Finally Skiles answered and said, " I don`t buy their zone is shutting us down. We got open looks we just didn`t knock them down. It`s not like we aren`t getting open shots or something". Ok, Scotty, but what about the 10 blocks and 7 steals?? You think that may have something to do with the zone??? Poor Scotty, the guy is in denial, he isn`t giving the Pistons any credit whatsoever. Doesn`t that sound familiar??
he can't admit it.
Sounds to me more like one of those external / internal motivation things. He's got to find a way to get his team's heads back in the game and he's chosen to make it about them just missing shots (which they've done before, and will do again) rather than being about them facing some Kobayashi Maru defense that no man has beaten before.
Star Wars marathon Saturday. All 6 episodes again. So i'm watchinnnn???? BTW, Great day planned for Sunday...
True Det but I do believe I was the first to make tha prediction, I think Ros needs to pull up the chat to verify. Although I do remember you adding your support to the prediction. Really it doesnt matter we got the victory and Detroit showed their dominance. As Carlilse once said "Detroit displays a different level of force."
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Sometimes climate science isn't pretty. Dinosaur flatulence may have been a culprit in methane greenhouse gas emissions that kept the ancient world toasty, an analysis suggests.
In the journal Current Biology, an analysis led by Dave Wilkinson of Liverpool John Moores University totes up the toots from the ancient plant-eating sauropods of the Age of Dinosaurs, and finds they likely produced even more methane than cows do today.
Sauropods, the long-necked and four-footed vegetarian jumbos of the Age of Dinosaurs, typically weighed more than 20 tons and seem to have lived in dense herds, the authors note, likely producing plenty of methane from their digestive processes to help keep temperatures warmer during their era.
Methane is a greenhouse gas more than 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide in its potential to retain heat in the atmosphere. "Today methane from livestock is a significant component of the global methane budget. Sauropod methane emission would probably also have been considerable," begins the study.
"A simple mathematical model suggests that the microbes living in sauropod dinosaurs may have produced enough methane to have an important effect on the Mesozoic climate," said Wilkinson, in a statement.
Unlike cows, the sauropods had a slower reptilian metabolism, but because there were so many of the beasts and because they lived in hothouse conditions on large, flat continents, the study adds their numbers up to find their likely emissions were about 573 million tons (520 million metric tonnes) of methane annually, "comparable to the total modern-day methane emissions," made by factories, livestock and other industrial processes. Cows worldwide only produce about one-eighth as much methane now as this estimated amount for ancient sauropods.
"Take together, our calculations suggest that sauropod dinosaurs could potentially have played a significant role in influencing climate through their methane emissions.," conclude the authors.
"The Mesozoic trend to sauropod gigantism led to the evolution of immense microbial vats unequalled in modern land animals. Methane was probably important in Mesozoic greenhouse warming. Our simple proof-of-concept model suggests greenhouse warming by sauropod megaherbivores could have been significant in sustaining warm climates," says the study.
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"Based on some quick, simple calculations, scaling an estimate of the current number of cows globally (1 billion) at 500 kg/cow to 20,000 kg sauropods and current emissions from cows (~60 Tg CH4/yr) to 520 Tg CH4/yr, I estimated there would need to be 220 million sauropod dinosaurs. At 5 per square km, that would be 30% of continent area inhabited by the dinos.
If I did my estimates correctly, it seems to be plausible, but at the high end of what is plausible."
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Sanjay George, a Master of Science in Finance student at University of St. Thomas Cameron School of Business, was the first UST student to receive a $1,000 award from the United States China People's Friendship Association at its gala on Nov. 8.
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"USCPFA's mission is to build active and lasting friendship based on mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of China," said Dr. Joe Ueng, chair of Department of Economics, Finance & Decision Information Sciences at UST.
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Dr. Hans Stockton, director of the Center for International Studies at UST, and Dr. Ueng recommended George for the USCPFA-Houston scholarship and also for a summer internship in China.
"George has had a passion for the Chinese culture and language, along with his outstanding leadership, maturity and strong motivation," Ueng said. "He was the one of the best candidates for the scholarship and past summer internship."
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The scholarships are awarded for post-secondary education. The two $1,000 scholarships are awarded based on community service, giving back to the game of soccer and to honor the memory of William J. "Billy" Goaziou for his outstanding services for soccer and US Youth Soccer. The scholarships are awarded annually through the US Youth Soccer Foundation to one male and one female recipient.
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Runyon, who will serve as an intern/assistant coach for the men's lacrosse program, comes to FSU after serving as an assistant coach for the Springfield College men's lacrosse team in Springfield, Mass. As the team's offensive coordinator, Runyon helped the Pride to 24 wins in two seasons with a pair of Pilgrim League Tournament Championships and two NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2012, Springfield posted a 14-4 overall record and was ranked as high as 12th in the nation.
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Let's officially declare this the Onion presidency.
From Fox News, background on Kevin Jennings, our safe schools czar:
President Obama's "safe schools czar" is a former schoolteacher who has advocated promoting homosexuality in schools, written about his past drug abuse, expressed his contempt for religion and detailed an incident in which he did not report an underage student who told him he was having sex with older men.
Conservatives are up in arms about the appointment of Kevin Jennings, Obama's director of the Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools, saying he is too radical for the job.
C'mon, you crazy conservative parents. What's not to like?
But a professor at Grove City College in Pennsylvania, Warren Throckmorton, has produced an audio recording of a speech Jennings gave in 2000 at a GLSEN rally in Iowa, in which Jennings made it clear that he believed the student was sexually active:
"I said, 'What were you doing in Boston on a school night, Brewster?' He got very quiet, and he finally looked at me and said, 'Well I met someone in the bus station bathroom and I went home with him.' High school sophomore, 15 years old' I looked at Brewster and said, 'You know, I hope you knew to use a condom.'" [Audio is available on the professor's Web site.]
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Read the rest of the Fox story for more unsavory details. It's not what most of us mean when we talk about our children being "safe" at school.
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DETROIT (Feb. 22, 2010) – Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce the addition of Michael Silverstein as a major gifts officer in the Law School's Development and Alumni Relations Office.
Silverstein, who joined the Wayne Law team in fall 2009, is responsible for raising funds for student scholarships and faculty support. He will also be working to help complete funding for Wayne Law's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights.
"I am excited to officially welcome Michael Silverstein to Wayne Law," said Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "Michael is enthusiastic about promoting Wayne Law's mission in the broader community. I welcome his experience and vision as he works with Mary Hollens, Wayne Law Senior Director of Development and Alumni Relations, to strengthen our outreach efforts."
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|December 7th, 2009, 11:25 AM
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Best bike for my girls to start on
Hey guys,
Something similar may already be in the forum but I couldn't find it. I'm looking at getting my girls into the MX sport, mostly just trail riding, nothing serious...
I have a 7, 12 and 16 year old. My 16 year old has always wanted to but the wife and I steered clear from it, but now my 7 and 12 are talking about it so were starting to put more thought into it.
I as looking at a Honda CRF50 for my 7 year old daughter or a Suzuki 65, but I don't know for my 12 and 16 year old. I was thinking maybe an 80 or 125 that they could share, but would a 125 be too much for my 12 year old, and would an 80 be too small for my 16 year old?
All my girls are very physically fit, and are into sports so I know they'll love this.
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do they still make the cr80 experts?
my friends GF used to ride one when we were younger (about 18 and 5'3") and seemed to have a good time on it. She eventually stepped up to 125 after a couple years.
The expert is an 80 in a 125(?) frame.
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Kawasaki makes a klx110 (larger than the honda 50 but a lot smaller and more tame than a rm65) I also have a used yamaha ttr90E with electric start here at the shop.
for the larger bike have them sit on a few and almost let them pick what they feel they would be comfortable on, your on the right track i'd say between an 85 and a 125, or a four stroke 140L or similar...
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start out with something like a xr 200 depending on how tall the 16 yr old is and a klx 125 or xr 150 would be about the rite height (going by how big my 12 yearold is)
best way to tell is take them to the dealership and test sit them
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buddy of mine has an 03 cr85, that has very low hours on the top end rebuild, new sprokets and chain, and is in good condition that he'd probably let go for $1,000. the engine is completely stock as well. PM me if you're interested in it.
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definetly a four stroke, the power curve is much more forgiving and the low end grunt makes learning the clutch uber easy.
a bike can definetely be too big, but not really to small to learn on. i had a blast even when i was older tooling around on smaller bikes, i helped beat an xr100 into the ground and loved every minute of it.
you can start off with one, let them rotate and see if they really like it. if there serious, buy more.
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For the seven year old i an not sure the fifty would be big enough depending on size. My four year old rides a yamaha fifty with training wheels and my friends six year old boy is a little big on it. Mine has the small tires 12 in. The fifty i have is plenty fast enough though. Top end with me on it at 195 pounds is still pretty quick
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Thanks for all the imput guys, I'm gonna pick up a 50 for my youngest and see how that goes, if its too small I have lots of neices and nephews coming up that could ride it. I think I'll try to find a 100 for my 12 and 16 year old, and look for something bigger once they both get used to it....
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No matter what bike you decide to purchase, dont forget that Michigan [ and most other State's ] require that all youth under the age of 16 yrs old ,must be ORV certified before they can operate any type of ORV in Michigan, and this does include private property as well.
I can help you out with their certification if you'd like ?
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Bill, I was checking out your site, nicely done. Can you tell me for motorcycles do I have to wait till spring to take the class? Is it a one day class? and what is the cost, I'd have my three girls plus me, maybe my wife but I'm not sure if she'd do it.
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Also, how old does a child need to be before they can get certified?
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Legally, no. Another fine example of the government over-stepping its boundaries - while I agree that no one should be turned loose on any type of machine without supervision, I also don't agree with the government trying to make up for the idiots who allow their kids to ride totally unsupervised. This is a topic in itself.
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For the 7 year old: CRF-50
For the 12/16 year old: TTR 125 - you can get the L if you want the larger version depending on how big your 12 year old is.
For everyone recommending bikes such as a CR/YZ80 (and the KTM 200 recommendation - WTF?? I've rode for years and can barely ride a bike like that to its full potential), I would say that a two stroke should be a bike to upgrade to if need be in the future, not one to start off on. I've rode for years, and I consistently find that when I hop on any 80 I get the front tire off the ground more than I do on my 125/250 2 strokes - you're sitting right over the wheel and they've got a short wheel base. This means it hooks up, and can easily pick the front end up....overall, not a good beginner type bike - they'll either pussy-foot it and foul plugs, or they'll really try to ride it and end up hurt....just my opinion
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Thanks for the input, I didn't put much weight into the guys telling me to look at 250's and such... I'd rather them be on something a little small that they can control that have all this power and get hurt and never want to try it again.
I ended up getting a 2000 Pw-50 in premium condition for $300.00 and a 1995 Pw-80 in great condition for $250.00. I know that they are both smaller than what the girls could ride but my thoughts are this summer or next fall after they've had a few months to ride on them I can look to upgrade my older girls to 125 or maybe a little bigger. I'm gonna take them to the Cycle World show over New Years weekend in Novi. Let them hop on anything and everything so they can get a good feel of what else is out there too.
Thanks for all the input guys and have MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!
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Check out www.planetminis.com They'll hook you up right. Thats where im from :) As for the youngin's try a crf 70. For the 16 year old check out an cr 85. Or a klx 140...
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A 2011 graduate of Long Island University, Cruz worked as an athletic training graduate student from 2008-2010. He worked with the women's basketball, women's lacrosse, women's soccer, men's basketball and women's tennis teams. He also has assisted at Manhattan College to work with men's lacrosse team.


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Social Security pays benefits to people who cannot work because they have a medical condition that is expected to last at least one year or result in death. Federal law requires this very strict definition of disability. While some programs give money to people with partial disability or short-term disability, Social Security does not. Certain family members of disabled workers also can receive money from Social Security.
The pamphlet by the Social Security Administration gives more information about the availability of disability benefits, including helpful charts to determine eligibility and instructions on how to apply.
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If you have already filed a disability claim with Social Security, you may contact the Texas Disability Determination Service (DDS) with questions about processing your claim. Call DDS at (512) 437-8000 or 1-800-252-7009 with questions concerning your claim or with information that updates your application.
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Generally, your disability benefits will continue as long as your medical condition does not improve and you are unable to work. Under the law, you cannot receive payments until you have been disabled for at least 5 full months. This means that your payments usually begin in your sixth month of disability. If you applied for benefits after May 1, 2011, they will be paid by either direct deposit or through the Direct Express Card program. When you applied for social security benefits, you should have signed up to receive your payments through one of these methods. Keep in mind that your benefits m be taxable income and it is your responsibility to notify the social security administration of any changes that could affect your eligibility.
For more information on these and other important topics, please click here to read "What You Need to Know When you Get Social Security Disability Benefits" by the social security administration.
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If you have trouble using your social security check to pay your bills and would like help managing your check, you can ask the Social Security Administration to appoint someone to help you. This person is called a representative payee. This person can be a guardian, spouse, relative, friend, non-profit agency or anyone else who is qualified and willing to serve. For more information on this process, click here to read "Managing Your Social Security Check" pamphlet by the Legal Hotline for Texans.
Disability Under Review?
By law, the social security administration (SSA) is required to follow up with people receiving disability benefits to find out if they are still disabled. Generally, if your condition has not improved or if your condition still keeps you from working, you will continue receiving your benefits. As a first step, the SSA will ask your doctors and other medical sources for your medical records. They will also ask these sources about how your condition limits your activities, what your medical tests say about the duration of your condition and what medical treatments you have been given. If the SSA needs more information after these first steps, you may be required to undergo a special examination. The SSA will pay for this special examination if it is required.
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text: MTA responds to release of educator evaluation data The vast majority of teachers and administrators in 213 Race to the Top Districts received positive evaluations last spring, according to data released on November 21 by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Ninety-two percent of teachers and 97 percent of principals were rated "Proficient" or "Exemplary" in the first round of the new system. Under state regulations and law, at least 50 percent of educators in Race to the Top Districts had to be evaluated by last spring and aggregated data about the ratings had to be released for schools and districts. The non-RTTT districts have to evaluate at least half of their educators this school year. MTA President Paul Toner said MTA worked closely with DESE to make sure the new regulations clearly prohibit the release of any evaluation information that can be linked to an individual educator. Following release of the data, Toner released the following statement: "It is clear that educators are taking the new evaluation regulations seriously and are working hard to implement a more thorough, educator-driven system. This is a significant improvement from past practice, when too often formal evaluations were perfunctory, superficial, unsupported or not done at all. "Today's results are consistent with what we have known all along: The vast majority of educators in this state are performing at high levels. We urge districts to provide needed professional development and support to any educators who received less than a 'Proficient' rating. "The purpose of this new system is to help identify educators' strengths and weaknesses to improve teaching and learning in our schools. We strongly advise the media and the public not to draw conclusions about relative school quality based on the distribution of evaluation ratings from one school or one district to the next. That would be a misuse of these results. As the Educator Evaluation Data Advisory Task Force noted, 'The distribution of ratings in a district or school may reflect workforce composition, local priorities or other issues and should be considered with that perspective.' "Just as some teachers are harder graders than others, it is inevitable that some administrators will reach different conclusions than other administrators would based on the local context and their own professional judgment. Any rank ordering of schools or districts based on these evaluation results would be inappropriate and misleading to parents and policymakers and would be a disservice to students and the educators who teach them. "We look forward to continuing to work with our local associations to implement local evaluation systems that are fair and effective at improving teaching and learning in our schools – schools that continue to be the highest performing in the country and among the best in the world."Click here for MTA's Toolkit on Educator Evaluation.


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New York State Financial Aid
Several programs are available to New York State residents who are earning credit from a New York State-based school. You must have been a resident for at least 12 months prior to the award year to be eligible for New York State financial aid.
Who is eligible: New York State residents enrolled in an Excelsior College degree program and taking three to eleven credits through New York State institutions.
Maximum award: $1,000 per term or the cost of tuition, whichever is less. APTS can not be applied to costs other than tuition.
How to apply: Fax your completed APTS application, a copy of your latest New York State tax return, a copy of your high school diploma or GED (and official transcripts for transfer students) to the Excelsior College financial aid office at 518 -464-8660.
Students must be enrolled in a degree program no later than January 31 to be reviewed for the spring term, or no later than July 31 to be reviewed for the fall term.
Students must notify the Financial Aid Office of their interest in APTS no later than November 1 for the Fall term, or no later than May 1 for the Spring term.
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- VVTA: Students must reside in New York State and must meet specific criteria including having served in the U.S. armed forces in Indochina between December 22, 1961, and May 7, 1975.
- PGVTA: Students must reside in New York State and meet certain specific criteria. This includes having served in the hostilities that occurred in the Persian Gulf from August 2, 1990, to the end of such hostilities as evidenced by receipt of the Southwest Asia Service Medal, which was awarded from August 2, 1990, to November 30, 1995.
Recipients for both programs must have been discharged under other than dishonorable conditions.
Costs covered: These awards fund tuition only, for either part-time or full-time study. VVTA and PGVTA are grant programs, and awards do not have to be repaid.
To receive funds: VVTA and PGVTA monies are awarded at the end of the term. Official transcripts must be received before awards will be certified.
Full-time Students
Who is eligible: TAP is for New York State residents with a full-time credit load, defined as successfully completing at least 12 credits per term, and who satisfy TAP financial need criteria. To be eligible for TAP, you must:
- Be a United States citizen or eligible noncitizen.
- Be a legal resident of New York State for at least one year prior to the start of the term.
- Have graduated from high school in the United States, earned a high school equivalency diploma by passing a Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) formally known as a GED, or passed a federally approved "Ability to Benefit" test as defined by the Commissioner of the State Education Department.
- Study at an approved postsecondary institution in New York State (NYS).
- Be matriculated in an approved program of study and be in good academic standing with at least a "C" average as of the 4th semester payment.
- Be enrolled as a full-time student taking 12 or more credits applicable toward your degree program per semester to receive TAP*.
- Be charged at least $200 tuition per year.
- Not be in default on any state or federal student loans and not be in default on any repayment of State awards.
- Meet good academic standing requirements.
- Be charged at least $200 tuition per year.
- Be in compliance with the terms of any service condition imposed by a NYS award.
- Meet income requirements.
*Credit-bearing courses in the student's minimum full-time course load (12 semester hours or the equivalent) must consist of courses applicable to the student's program of study as a general education requirement, major requirement, or elective.
Maximum award: $5,165. TAP awards do not have to be repaid.
How to apply: Visit the Apply for TAP Now page on the HESC Web site for full instructions.
Additional requirements: New York State's Commissioner's Regulations pursuant to Chapter II § 145-2.8 (b) require all students who meet the TAP requirements and are eligible for a TAP award to complete a Study Plan with Excelsior College. Please fill out the New York State TAP Study Plan (PDF) and fax to Excelsior College at 518-464-8660.
Visit the TAP program page of the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) Web site for program details.
Part-time Students
Who is eligible: To be eligible for Part-Time TAP, you must:
- Be a first-time freshman in the 2006-07 academic year or thereafter.
- Have earned 12 credits or more in each of the two prior consecutive semesters, for a minimum total of 24 credits earned.
- Be currently taking at least 6 credits at an approved school in New York State.
- Maintain a minimum of a "C" average.
Part-Time TAP awards do not have to be repaid. Visit the Part-Time TAP program page on the HESC Web site for full details.
How to apply: Visit the Apply for TAP Now page on the HESC Web site for full instructions.
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Well the car is back and running good so far. Prime did a great job at fixing all my issues and so far so good. Put about 50 miles on it so far and no apparent issues. No oil leaks, no roughness, idles nice, drives nice, etc. Going to drive it for a good 300-400 miles then do an oil change. Then another 600-700 miles followed by an oil change right before the dyno.
Break in will be done over the next few weeks and then time for dyno as long as no more issues occur.
So the verdict of the issues were:
-Thicker head gasket
-Adjustable pulleys
-New cam gears (4)
-New AVCS sensors and gaskets
-New intake manifold to TGV gaskets (4)
-TGV's needed some cleaning up
-New cosworth piston rings & clips
-Sealant on the cams to stop the oil leaking
-New cam seals
As of right now, I plan on giving the car a real nice detail and enjoying it while on break-in. Not having much power sucks, but at least my car is running and I can drive it. I'll post up some pictures tomorrow after I clean it real good and maybe even detail it tomorrow.
Thanks for following this thread and hopefully good things come from here!
Other then that, I have a quick question for some people. So I tried putting in the new resistors I got for the seats and the airbag light still will not go off. The resistors rear 3.3 on my multi-meter so I know they are good, but I can't seem to get the airbag light to go off. Any suggestions for the people who've swapped seats?


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Cadillac Catera and Cimarron Forum Discussion, new here, have questions on 2000 Catera in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Thanks CateraMV6. Nothing like Meguiars products. I dropped the oil pan today, and found that the additives are working. It ...
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Thanks CateraMV6.
Nothing like Meguiars products.
I dropped the oil pan today, and found that the additives are working. It freed up all the junk in the engine, and pluged up the oil pickup, causing me to lose oil pressure. When letting the engine sit a few minutes, it ran out the pickup, then I'd have oil pressure again for a few miles.
I cleaned it up, and I'm putting it back together now.
Wish me luck....
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Freaking SOB, POS, okay, okay, I'm calming down a little.
I drove the car all day today. Love it. Put the baby seat in, took my little girl for a ride tonight, and noticed I needed to adjust the headlights. After putting her to bed, I went out to adjust them, just to have the car NOT START now. SOB. It's trying 2, and does for a second, then it quits. I losend the larger fuel line, and had it spray all over, seems like good fuel pressure.
Any idea's?
Like I said, it seems to try to start. Leading up to that, car was running great.
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I was reading on this post: http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums...acement-4.html
About the CPS, but I noticed on one of the last post about the key. Last night, after the car wouldn't start, I would say it starts, just for a few seconds, then dies.
However, this morning, it won't start at all. I don't have a lot of money to throw at this car right now. With that said, should I try the CPS first, or call the lock smith and have them come make a new key, and program it first? The CPS is $60 local, but I'm sure the key is going to cost 3 times that.
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I ordered the CPS from Rockauto.com shipped to my door for less than Advance Autoparts had it, with our dealership account.
I'm heading out of town for the next few days, so when I get back, I should have a CPS on my door step.
Can't wait to drive the car, it looks so good in the driveway.
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Has anyone ported, and gasket matched the intake to heads yet?
I'm going to do a timing belt on the car in the next few weeks, and I'm going to install a rebuilt set of heads on it, since its going to be apart anyway. But I wasn't sure if its worth porting the heads, and gasket matching everything? Not sure if its worth it or not?
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Well, I got my cps today from Rockauto.com
Then I jacked up the car, found an extra CPS still in place. Right then I knew it wasn't the CPS, since it looked like a new one was in place. I just never checked. So I pulled the two CPS's out, installed the new one anyway, since I own it now. Still no start.
Now I was pissed I didn't really do all my tests, just skipped it, and figured it was a CPS.
I pulled the fuel lines off, since the car did start for a split second. Can't find my fuel pressure gauges. No I'm really getting upset, so I just turn the key on, figured I'd clean the fuel spill. But whats this, no fuel at all.
I called up the shop to have the mechanic pull up the fuel pump relay, so I could just jump it, and force the fuel pump on. Nope, noda, nothing. Now I need to drain the tank, that I just filled with high octain fuel.
But just to make sure, can anyone scan the diagram of the relay box, so I can make sure I'm pulling on the fuel pump relay, not the injectors?
I might have to tow the car to work, so I can have a lift to do this. It looks easy to pull the tank, but not on my back, on a slanted driveway.
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Well, I jumped the relay, still no fuel pump, till I hit the tank with a Hammer. Then we had fuel coming out the fuel line, but it didn't look like much pressure. My garden hose looks like it has more pressure. Being fuel injected, I assume the pressure should be around 40 - 55 PSI, shouldn't it?
I hooked up the lines, and the car starts now. I reinstalled the relay, and it still runs, but it is running rough. I assume it is running rough cause of low fuel pressure?
Also, the fuel smells real bad. I know the car sat for atleast a year, with 1/4 - 1/3 of fuel in it. When I got it running, I added $20.00 of 93 Octane to it. I also added an injector cleaner, but didn't think of a fuel additive.
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I'd completely run the old fuel out of it and try fresh fuel. I have similar issues every time i buy a motorcycle that has been sitting a while. Not a car but same concept, they always run really rough until i get a fresh tank through um. It is even worse if it was gunky to begin with.
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Sorry for the lack of posts guys. I decided to go back to college, and have been busy. I also decided to put some money into my GMC, which was a GREAT idea. I went down to the local GMC dealer for some parts, and landed a job as a tech.
So I got the Caddy down at the dealership now, they gave me a bay with a lift for the next month to work on her. New fuel pump installed. Car runs, but I lost brake lights. I'll work on that next week.
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Things have changed working at a Dealership, since I last turned wrenches. Now I have access to GM database, and was able to look up my Catera, to see the GM history on it. Might not have been a good idea. This car has had lots of things replaced before 50K.
Anyway, brake lights are working again, new Delco fuel pump in. Car runs a little rough at start up since the new pump. I went to pull the plugs, and 3 of the plugs are submerged in oil. Valve covers are leaking pretty good. I was able to tighten them up a bit, but I'm sure I'll be replacing them. I'm also going to pull the trans out, and replace the rear main seal on it. While the trans is out, our transmission tech will go threw it, replace the seals, and service it, before installing it again.
Window regulators are fixed in the rear, so I have working power windows again.
So I'm slowly working my way threw the car. I really don't have much money into the car yet, just a lot of labor.
Nice thing is, the Caddy dealership is only a block away. They feel for me, so they've been lending me all the GM tools needed to do any work on the car, since I'm at GMC / Buick / Pontiac.
Also wanted to note, I drove the car to the dealership. I had the wife crank her over, while I banged on the tank to get the pump working. This was the longest drive in the car to date. About 30 miles. Car drove real nice. Only issues was the brake lights going out on the way there, and it running a little rough at the lights.
New windshield and gaskets go in next week, as well as some new plugs.
I just keep telling the wife, its an investment.
I'll keep you all posted.
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One other issue I have, maybe someone can point me in the right direction.
My speedo isn't working, and I have a traction light on. I thought I read somewhere about the wheel speed sensors?
Any info would be helpful. Thanks
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Speedo and TC light = ABS module
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Well I guess you've got an in, working at GM and all. Its good to see that another Cat will be up and running (probably better than most). Good job man
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Well, I'm not sure, but it looks like the additives I put in for the oil leaks, might be working. I washed the under side of the car down with some brake cleaner. Wiped it down, and changed the oil. I put in 3 qrts of Marvel Mystery oil, along with 2 qrts of 5w30 and ran it on the lift for 20 minutes. No leaking. I was hoping to hear the lifter noise come down a bit, but nothing yet. I'll run it another 30 minutes on the lift on Monday, then change the oil to a 10w40 and see if that helps.
If that doesn't help the lifter noise, I have a few options.
1. Pull the top end of the engine apart, replace the bad lifters, do head gaskets, and replace the timing belt and pullies while down there? You can see that this would be an expensive job here.
2. My Dad's new company is one of the last companies still in the running in the Progressive 100 MPG cars contest. His company is using the Caddy CTS, but not the Caddy engine. So they just got a few CTS's that they will pull the engines from. If the cars have the 3.2L, I can have one, just pay the shipping from MD to FL. He thinks the one they are pulling the engine out of, has 55K on it. But he wasn't sure if its a 3.2 or the 3.6. I'll find out in another week or so.
If I get the 3.2, I'll freshen it up on the engine stand, and when ready, drop it in. It will still be expensive, since I'll freshen it up, like change the gaskets, do some port and polish, and drop it in the car.
I'm looking for some parts here in the states, like ground effects. MV6, I really like the looks of your Cat. Anywhere to get that front bumper here in the US?
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The Euro 2012 soccer championships are coming to a close, and World Cup 2014 in Brazil doesn't seem that far away. Major tournaments like these are more than just a showcase for great soccer: they're also the way millions of Americans learn what a nil-nil draw is, or what people from Slovenia and Cote d'Ivoire look like. Here are eight shirts worn in either the Euro 2012 or World Cup 2010 tournaments - can you identify the countries whose players wore them?
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