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Flu Frenzy is rampant in Dallas and across the country. It is a very busy flu season and it did start earlier than usual in the southern part of the country. Texas has been hit especially hard. I started seeing flu cases in my office at the end of October.
But, with that being said, if you look at flu statistics over the past few years, January and February are typically the peaks of the flu season. I know that these are usually the busiest months in the office and it seems like there is not a child who doesn't have a cough or cold and many have a fever lasting a few days. Don't panic!
We have been lucky for several years to have had a light flu season, so this year's flu season does seem worse. Fortunately, the majority of children we are seeing with flu symptoms are handling the virus very well (like many childhood viruses) and actually do not appear to be too sick.
The children I am seeing are running 2-4 days of fever, many as high as 102 or 103 degrees, which is not unusual with the flu. They have coughs, congestion and scratchy throats and the older kids are complaining of feeling achy as well. But they are also still drinking fluids, appear well hydrated, and when their temps come down with the help of acetaminophen or ibuprofen, they play, watch a movie, or even run around our waiting room. With a practice of 13 pediatricians we have literally seen hundreds of kids with the flu (both types A and B) but we have not had to hospitalize anyone!
Parents always want to watch their children for respiratory distress or for prolonged fever, but most of the children may be treated symptomatically. Remember fever is your friend, and higher temps do not necessarily mean a sicker child.
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Historically we still have 6-8 weeks of flu season to go, so if your child is not yet vaccinated, call your doctor and get that vaccine! While it is not guaranteed to prevent the flu, it is definitely the best protection there is.
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why did the 425 drop so much horsepower from the 472 and the 500..i have always wondered that.cause the 500 has like 400 or so hp and the 472 had more than the 425..cause it only has 180 hp...does any1 know?
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why did the 425 drop so much horsepower from the 472 and the 500..i have always wondered that.cause the 500 has like 400 or so hp and the 472 had more than the 425..cause it only has 180 hp...does any1 know?
You're looking at gross vs net hp mostly. The "400hp" out of the 500ci motor was gross HP. That's back when they measured HP with no aircleaner, no exhaust, no accessories, etc. Basically, the advertised numbers weren't realistic in the slightest...
That's also the 10:1 motor, not 8.5:1 compression like your 425.
In 1972 they switched to net hp, which is pretty close to what you actually see in the car. It's measured with the aircleaner on, accessories on, full exhaust, etc.
The low compression 472 only made 220 net hp, and the low comp 500 made 190-235 net hp, depending on the year.
The 425 doesn't make that little power once you put them on an even playing field.
how much horsepower does the 6.0 litre 368 8.6.4 engine have?..by all the things i have read on the car i like it alot and i wonder how it runs and gas milage....my 425 is a gas guzzler but when i get a new oil change and all that its better on gas..did they only make that engine in 80 and 81?
My Chiltons shows the 368 being used from '80 to '85. Probably only in the commercial chassis though. Hp was 140-145.
The V864 was '81 only. From what I hear, it was a good system, but the electronics as a whole sucked so the engine did not operate very smoothly. There are a few guys here with V864 cars who like them alot and get very good mileage (for a large car) with them.
Smaller engines generally get better mileage. They are also generally in lighter cars, and lighter cars get better mileage too. I wouldn't put a 368 in a 425 chassis though - probably too heavy and would just make the car slow.
Try a full tuneup and see what that does for your mileage, also make sure you keep your tires inflated to at least the numbers Caddy reccomends, or just run them at the max shown on the sidewall.
I consistently get 12-15mpg in my 472 with a mix of city/highway driving. Not a fuel miser, but it's pretty good for a 35 year old, 5500# car.
HOW you drive is also a big factor. Take it easy off the stoplights around town. If you are accelerating with traffic, you are using more gas than you need. In all the cars I drive I let everyone dash off the light while I accelerate more slowly. In town you'd be surprised how often you end up right next to the same people at the next light. If the road is open enough and traffic thins out enough to start moving, then I will just keep accelerating after everyone else has taken their foot off and slowly work my way up through a pack of cars, just cruisin'.
oh some of those guys that have that car need to post some things about it i like that engine by the sounds of it!ive seen alot of pics to and i like it..another thing i have wondered is why did they ever even think of putting the 4.1 litre 6 cyl engine in such a huge caddy??? i bet that car didnt move at all..or did it??
Someone over at CB7 is working on converting his 500 to V-8-6-4 using some of the 368 equipment and a Megasquirt.
Thats Pretty Rad Cause I Like The Way It Cuts Off Cylinders To Save On Gas..i Like It..but On That 500 It'll Probably Still Be A Gas Guzzler
my 78 cd 425 is pretty powerful and fast for an old car , it only needs more power on large steep hills , like the i-5 grapevine hill to la
i live in ca,
The 368 was used in the same chassis as the 425 :)
in fact, in the '77-'92 chassis... nearly the same car... the Cadillac 425 and 368, also in V8-6-4 version, the Buick V6, Oldsmobile 350 diesel, Cadillac HT4100, Oldsmobile 307, Chevy 205 and 350 were used.
Really when you look at all that, the only 2 engines that were justified are either the 425 or the 350.... add to the fact that the 425 is unique and made by Cadillac, and is a big block.... and as far as I am concerned, the 425 is the only solid engine that is best in these cars. The 350 is pretty nice, but it is in everything. the 307 got the job done and was good on gas too... but it really lacked power and there was no aftermarket.
About the only thing bad on the 425's part is the gas mileage... but considering it is carburator and only 3-speed, the 13/16mpg my '79 with 93k miles gets really isn't too bad.... right around the same as most full size pickup trucks and SUV's..... and hell, my '79 DeVille probably sees more off-roading them most SUV's sold today.
The 425 really isn't all that bad, I used to knock it, but not anymore. Really, its an amazing engine that is only over looked because it simply isn't a 500. Why get a 425 when you can have a 500, ya know? but really its the smae thing. At the time they wanted a lighter engine that was better on gas and less emmissions, and it was.
Yeah 180hp from a 7.0L V8 is weak... but come on... 1977-1979 wasn't really the time for mega-power in any car... with a gas crisis on hand they were trying all they could to get the fuel mileage up. But remember, it isn't HP that gets these boats, or any vehicle moving, its torque. The stock 425 has 320ft-lbs of torque at 2,000RPM. That there is pretty healty and what gives these engines a nice wake up call.
The major thing holing back the 425-powered DeVilles are the 2.28 gears they came with. Come on...2.28? Chevy guys freak out with 3.11's. Put 3.11's on a 425 car and you'll be flying.. better hope you have Posi.
Plus, the real restriction on the 425 is the intake, cam and exhaust. Open up the intake with an open element air cleaner and a modified 472 intake manifold, put stock 500 exhaust manifolds on with true dual 2-1/4" exhaust with some nice hi-flow mufflers, and you already woke the 425 up. Get a better cam.... nearly anything is better then the stock granny-spec smog cam, and you already have a beast waiting to be let go..... though with the stock valve train you cam options are limited.
But the 425 isn't a dog....really, considering what it has to move, and how it does it, it is decently quick at it.
yea i thought that the 180hp was weak but i found out it makes up for it in tourque..
You hit just about every point. One to add is that the national speed limit was 55 MPH when the 425 came out. Cruise at 60 MPH verses 70 or 75 and the 425's fuel economy will increase quite a bit. The stuff about needing a certain RPM at cruise range verses the lowest RPM that you can drag a car with doesn't agree with my findings. The 425 is plenty happy in top gear on the highway at 1700 RPM.Quote:
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Not only was the 368 used in the same exact chassis as the 425 but certain 368 equipped models were actually hevier than certain 425 models.
Yes the V6 was s l o w. Great for economy though. Durability was better than the other engine with the same displacement. That other engine ran much smoother when it ran though.
Yeah, the 425 has no problem crusing at 1,700RPM.
I simply ment that I heard on the BB Cad's the best cruise RPM is the torque peak, so you gear accordingly.... for the stock cam that would be 2,000RPM, with the 2.28 gears that is right around 70mph... but at that speed you are now looseing MPG due to the drag of the car.
My best was 17mpg with the cruise set at 65mph, I am sure it would have gone up if I went slower but I really didn't want to go slower... plus the car likes 70+ more then anything less for steady highway driving.
i have a question..i know that the 77,78,and 79 all have the 425 but i have always wondered since i have the 79 the last year they made the 425 is it more advanced or have a little bit more spunk because they had a couple years to look over the engine from the 77 to the 79..so would the 79 engine be a little more advanced cause its a later model engine of that car??
all 425's are the same.... the whole engine itself is pretty much as good as it would get, being that the big blocks have been around since 1968.
Of course putting a modified non-EGR 472 intake manifold on it or 500 exhaust manifolds would help alot...
but as far as the 425..... all the same. only differences were the Qudra-Jet vs. fuel injection versions... even the 425 in the FWD Eldorado was pretty much exactly the same.
yea i always thought that they might have time to look over it and like advance it a little more..but the 472 manifolds will fit on the 425?


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Having seen various methods of lighting up a boba fett chest panel (from transparencies and bicycle lights to custom circuit boards) I was struck by the the cost to effectiveness factor.
Sure the bicycle light/ transparancy method is cheap but not very realistic.
The custom circuit board/ Led setup looks great but is (by necessity) expensive.
So I was pondering if there might be a better (and much more accessible) way. Then it struck me. Many of us own smart phones or similar devices with a LED screen. What if there were an Android/ iOS app which had the Boba chest lighting as its display. The smart device could be placed in a pocket behind the chest armor and hey presto instant chest display.
The app would ideally have an ability to scale the output to allow for different screen/ armour sizes plus have the ability to choose your lighting sequence.
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EL PASO, Texas- The UTEP women's basketball team will challenge Loyola Marymount in the 2012-13 season opener for both teams at 1:05 p.m. at the Don Haskins Center Saturday. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for kids, with fans also being able to exchange them afterward to gain admission to the UTEP football team's game versus UCF at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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2012 preseason All-Conference USA member Kayla Thornton (12), Anete Steinberga (11), Kristine Vitola (11) and Kelli Willingham (10) all reached double figures in scoring to help lead the Miners to a 69-60 exhibition game victory against St. Mary's University on Nov. 3. Marring the win, though, was sophomore guard Jenzel Nash suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) that will force her to miss the entire season.
Nash's injury will put a greater burden of responsibility on the now six returning letterwinners from the record-setting 2011-12 squad that won both the Conference USA regular-season and tournament titles. Willingham (7.9 ppg, 2.5 rpg and 2.7 apg) Steinberga and Thornton all started a year ago. Sophomore guards Syerra Davis (1.1 ppg, 1.1 rpg and 0.1 apg) and Chrishauna Parker (5.3 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 1.1 apg) and senior forward Kristine Vitola (5.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 1.5 bpg) return in addition to sophomore walk-on guard Marissa Rodriguez.
UTEP is 19-19 all time in season openers, including 16-6 in El Paso. The Miners are 6-5 in the situation during the Adams era, aided by a mark of 5-2 when doing so at home.
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I do a lot of CG work. Primarily lighting. You guys can see my work at Jonny Pezzatti Productions
A couple of things I have done:
Fish. People pay me to paint their fish. It's weird, but not a bad way to make a little extra $ on the side.
And a few I am working on:
Ronin Fett will probably become a print, but I am for sure going to make at least one t-shirt for me to wear around.
I couldn't find any Peter Pan art I liked, so I am making my own.
Looks great WookieScalper
Love the CG Archaster777, It looks so smooth :D
Thanks Metaldude. This is actually the first time I have ever really made an attempt at "Illustrating," using illustrator. I just really wanted to learn the program, so I buckled down and forced my way through this over the weekend. I have it mostly done now. I will add a few more details that I have noticed need changed/ added, but let me know what you guys think of my first real digital piece of art:
"Ronin Fett," by Brent Cheney
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skullbeast, do you work for a gaming company?
Beelzemon from digimon season 3
a wall in the nursery I am making for my son due in November
Looks great :D
My custom digimon
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Are you using Photoshop by chance Metadude? It seems that your colors are nice and shading is nice but I feel the lines need to be smoothed out. If you happen to use Adobe Illustrator as well, it I'd be interested in seeing what your stuff will look like using vector based lines. I think that would really help polish your final pieces!
The soldier had his lines drawn in paint, I use photoshop and a mouse for all my pics
Here's a quicky I drew for my mum's b'day yesturday
two images I drew yesterday night
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You should get a wacom tablet for your computer. If you can do this good with just a mouse, You'll be surprised how much easier it is with a nice tablet to draw on instead!
There's a slight learning curve to it but after a few hours or days it starts to click!
I might have something to contribute to this thread, I shall see :)
here's one I did in Illustrator can't seem to find any others :/
I know they're around here somewhere...
I'd definitely look into a tablet, I worked with one a few times and loved it! :) everything on here looks amazing BTW :thumbsup
Yeah, my friend suggested a tablet- I'm going to spoil myself and get one for christmas :D
Smooth lines :D it looks nice
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- Canisius plays its only midweek game at Ivy League member Cornell University on Thursday afternoon.
- Canisius has won its last five games and 15 of its last 18 contests.
- The Golden Griffins are on a season-long five-game winning streak for the third time this season. Rider and Marist are the only other teams in the MAAC with a one winning streak of five games.
- The Golden Griffins are 4-2 in the MAAC, which is tied for second place behind first-place Marist (5-1).
- Canisius and Cornell are meeting for the second consecutive season. The teams split a doubleheader at the Demske Sports Complex last year, and Cornell holds a 10-2 lead in the series.
- Canisius takes an eight-game road winning streak to Ithaca, which is tied with Cal-State Fullerton for the second-longest road winning streak in the country. North Carolina has the nation's longest streak at 12 games.
- Freshman Alex Godzak was named a Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week by Colleigate Baseball on Monday.
- Senior Christian Segar was named the MAAC Player of the Week on Monday while Godzak was named the MAAC Rookie of the Week.
- Entering the week, Canisius ranks 17th nationally in batting average (.308), 20th in scoring (7.2), fifth in triples (16), 11th in stolen bases (63), 13th in hit by pitch (47) and ninth in on-base percentage (.416).
- Junior Jimmy Luppens ranks fourth the country in on-base percentage (.542), 19th nationally in batting average (.421) and 26th in slugging percentage (.684). Junior Jesse Kelso is tied for seventh in the country with four triples.
- Junior Garrett Cortright is tied for third in the country with six victories while sophomore Devon Stewart is tied for eighth nationally with three complete games.
- Cornell enters Thursday's game with a 15-7 record and 3-1 mark in the Ivy League. The Big Red had a four-game winning streak snapped in a 3-1 loss to Yale on Monday.
- Cornell is hitting .257 while averaging 4.8 runs per game. Cornell has a team ERA of 2.99 with opponents hitting .232. The Big Red has a .964 fielding percentage.
- Matt Hall leads the team with a .301 batting average in 22 starts.
- Four Cornell players have seven or more steals, with JD Whetsel (12) and Spenser Souza (10) both in double figures as the Big Red has 48 steals on the year.
- Six Cornell pitchers have posted a save on the season.


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FORT COLLINS, Colo.--Six new members will join the Colorado State Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday night during the annual Hall of Fame banquet at the Hilton Hotel in Fort Collins (425 W. Prospect Rd., Fort Collins, 80526). The event begins with a reception at 5:30 p.m. in the hotel atrium, followed at 6:30 by dinner and the induction ceremonies. The event will be emceed by 9News sports anchor and CSU alumna Susie Wargin.
The Class of 2013 includes:
- Bradlee Van Pelt--Football (2001-03)
- Marne Richardson--Track & Field/Cross Country (1994-99)
- Willis Holland--Wrestling (1953-56)
- Ralph Hutton--Swimming (1968-71)
- Allison Peckham--Volleyball (1998-2001)
- Joey Porter--Football (1995-98)
Colorado State's Hall of Fame Weekend also will include the annual Legends Reunion of former football student-athletes, surrounding CSU's home football game vs. Boise State. The 4-4 Rams take on the 5-3 Broncos at 6 p.m. at Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium in a game that will factor significantly in the Mountain Division standing of the Mountain West Conference. Boise State and Utah State are tied at 3-1, while Colorado State is 2-1 in conference games.
Fans in attendance Saturday evening will enjoy a special opportunity to see Hall of Fame head coach Sonny Lubick and Rams Legends lead the Colorado State team onto the field just before kickoff. The six new inductees to the Hall of Fame also will be recognized on the field at halftime of the game.
Each of the six new Hall-of-Famers excelled at the highest level of competition and will now be immortalized among the all-time best student-athletes to compete for Colorado State. The brand new CSU Athletics Hall of Fame is nearing completion on the south concourse of Moby Arena, allowing their stories to be told for generations to come.
Tickets to the banquet are available by calling (877) 498-7787, or online at http://www.Advancing.colostate.edu/HallofFame2013.
Tickets for the Rams' game against Boise State are available for purchase online at http://www.csurams.com/tickets or by calling (970) 491-RAMS (7267).
Please see below for capsules on the Colorado State Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2013.
Marne Findlay--Track & Field/Cross Country (1994-99)
Marne Findlay is arguably one of the most courageous athletes to adorn the Green and Gold.
A former swimmer, Findlay made the switch to running after suffering a torn rotator cuff in high school. She quickly turned heads, becoming just the second CSU runner ever to earn a spot at the NCAA cross country championships her sophomore year.
She later earned two All-American awards in cross country in 1996 and 1997, with a best finish of 13th place in 1996. The Parker, Colo., native also won a WAC title in the 5,000-meter run in 1997, just one of her numerous all-conference accolades.
The Ponderosa High School product was named first-team all-region in cross country three times in her illustrious CSU career. She is a three-time academic All-American and four-time academic all-conference award winner.
Findlay is still ranked among the top 10 in CSU history in the 5,000 meters.
The CSU great was named the Colorado Sportswoman of the Year in 1998 for her bravery in overcoming a brain tumor and returning to competition in 1997. That year she led the Rams to their highest ever ranking, No. 12 in the nation.
Willis Holland--Wrestling (1953-1956)
Few wrestlers have matched the success of the heralded Willis Holland.
Holland put on a show for wrestling fans at Colorado A&M from 1953 to 1956, garnering All-America accolades twice for the Aggies along the way.
After qualifying for the NCAA championships in 1954, Holland finished in an impressive fourth place at the 1955 NCAA championships, and as an encore, followed that achievement up with another fourth-place finish in the 1956 campaign. His success helped lead his team to the Skyline Conference championships in both 1955 and 1956.
The 1956 Aggies squad finished seventh in the NCAA championships, scoring the most team points at the tournament in school history.
Ralph Hutton--Swimming (1968-1971)
CSU swimming legend Ralph Hutton was born to be in the water.
In 1968, he set the NCAA record, the national swimming record, and the world record in the 400 freestyle. From 1969 to 1971, Hutton set numerous Colorado State swimming records and stroked his way to three individual Western Athletic Conference championships.
In the 1970 campaign, the British Columbia native set the conference record in the 200-, 500- and 1650-freestyle events. Closing out the year at the 1970 NCAA Championships, Hutton placed second in the 500 freestyle and the 1650 freestyle and fourth in the 200 freestyle, earning three All-America awards.
Hutton's college success was just a glimpse of what would become a storied career in the pool. He won the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) national title in the 400 freestyle while finishing second in the 200 freestyle and fourth in the 1500 freestyle.
Hutton would parlay his AAU and college success into an illustrious Olympic career, capturing a silver medal in 1968 as a member of the Canadian Olympic team, finishing second behind the United States' Mike Burton in the 400 freestyle.
Hutton competed on two consecutive Canadian Olympic teams from 1968 to the Munich games in 1972.
He won more than 20 national titles in Canada and set more than 20 national records from 1963 to 1972.
In international competition, he brought home 24 total medals, including his silver medal in the 1968 Olympics.
The CSU graduate is a member of the Canadian Swimming Hall of Fame, the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame, and the International Swimming Hall of Fame.
Allison Peckham--Volleyball (1998-2001)
From 1998 to 2001, the Colorado State women's volleyball team brought home four straight WAC and Mountain West titles. Standout Allison Peckham was a large reason for that success.
Peckham was named second-team all-Mountain West as a setter her sophomore and followed that up with two MW Setter of the Year awards her junior and senior campaigns. She was also first-team all-conference during those seasons.
Voted all-district in 2001, the London, Ontario, native was named the Mencimer Award winner in 2001 as the school's most outstanding female scholar-athlete.
Three times the Oakridge Secondary School product was named to the conference all-tournament team as a setter. In 2000, she was named to the NACWAA State Farm Classic All-tournament team. She finished her illustrious career with 4,844 assists, ranking fourth all time in the CSU record books.
Peckham was part of a Rams team that made four straight NCAA tournament appearances, including the 2000 squad that won a school record 32 matches. A three-time academic all-conference award winner and former business major, she continues to be ranked among the school's career leaders in several statistical categories including assists per set (12.33; fourth) and single-season assists (1,588 in 2000; fifth).
Joey Porter--Football (1995-98)
From 1995 to 1998 there were few players more feared in college football than Colorado State defensive end Joey Porter.
Under the tutelage of legendary Rams coach Sonny Lubick, Porter helped lead CSU to some of the greatest seasons in school history.
In his four years in Fort Collins, Porter recorded 20 quarterback sacks, a number that still ranks in the top five all-time at CSU.
The 1998 campaign was a special one for Porter, as he racked up 14 sacks, the second-most in school history. He notched three sacks in a game against UNLV, as the Rams finished with an 8-4 record and their fifth consecutive winning season.
The Kansas City native capped the 1998 season with first-team all-WAC honors. Porter went on to play in the prestigious East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl all-star game in 1998 at the conclusion of his CSU career.
Porter was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the third round in 1999 and played in the NFL for 13 seasons. He was named to the Pro Bowl four times, and in 2005 led the Steelers to a Super Bowl victory over the Seattle Seahawks.
In April of 2005, just before earning a Super Bowl XL ring as a defensive leader on the Pittsburgh Steelers' world championship team, the former CSU star donated $200,000 to renovate the Rams' football locker room inside the Moby Arena building. The Joey Porter Locker Room helped transform CSU's facilities to some of the best in the Mountain West.
Bradlee Van Pelt--Football (2001-03)
The name Bradlee Van Pelt has become synonymous with Colorado State football since he joined the team in 2001.
His fearless style of play and eye-popping numbers have made Van Pelt a fan favorite to this day. The Michigan State transfer was a three-year starter for the Rams from 2001-03.
Van Pelt is the only player in CSU football history to be named the conference's offensive player of the year twice, earning that honor in 2002 and '03.
To this day, the tough-as-nails quarterback still holds CSU's career record for total yards (8,579) and single-season standard for total offense (3,754 in 2003).
Van Pelt joined an illustrious group in 2003 when he became only the fourth player in NCAA history to throw for at least 5,000 yards and rush for more than 2,000 yards during a career.
The son of a former NFL player, the late Brad Van Pelt, Bradlee would be named to the Mountain West all-conference team in both 2002 and 2003.
Van Pelt led the Rams to three consecutive bowl games, including a 2001 win over Sun Belt Conference champion North Texas in the New Orleans Bowl.
The Santa Barbara, Calif., native followed up the 2001 campaign by leading Colorado State to the 2002 Mountain West Conference championship and a berth in the Liberty Bowl, before guiding the Rams to their fifth consecutive bowl appearance one year later in the 2003 San Francisco Bowl.
The quarterback participated in both the East-West Shrine Game and Hula Bowl all-star games in 2003 before being drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2004. Van Pelt also went on to play with the NFL's Houston Texans.
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i have put a lot of time into it, but nothing to be boasting about.
The engine has:
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complete Headgasket set replaced
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had the valves reseated and new valve guides
good used fuel injectors
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(this part isnt really bad as you could just get the right parts, but i didnt have them at the time.)water return line had to be modified to work as i was missing a fitting for the turbo
K24 Turbo has Shaft play-1mm-ish forward and backwards-1mm-ish side to side-needs a rebuild or parts swapped out from an ugly ass turbo to a nice looking shell!
turbo is polished on the outside and inside on the shiny part-loss of word
new alternator
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im thinking ill start at what i think is a medium high price- $$$500 obo picked up. Shipping MIGHT be possible. It was a pain in the DI CK to ship the last engine, and the shipping yard was 35 miles away.
i do not have a truck so bring one. I might have some other parts to go with the engine, but ill have to look again.
Plop this bad boy into a VW Quantum to make it TURBO BETTAH!!! or use it as a project engine. Its a great engine, bullet proof and can last for Hundreds of thousands of miles!!! WOuld be a sweet engine to put on VEMS and run on a dune buggy.
stock HP puts this engine at 167 with stock intercooler and K24 turbo
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it's not pay the piper, it's feed the pipers :)
just in case anyone forgets where they were this weekend :)
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How NAT-T works with IPSec?
NAT Traversal performs two tasks: it detects if both ends support NAT-T and NAT-Discovery that detects NAT devices along the transmission path.
NAT-D payload is a hash of the original IP and port. Devices exchange two NAT-D packets, one with source IP and port, and another with destination IP and port. So the receiving device recalculates the hash and compares it with the existing, if they don't match a NAT device exists.
NAT-T encapsulate IPSec packets in UDP packets with port 4500, providing information to PAT device for translation.
Lets say that we have the network in that picture with PAT running on the router, how PAT device make unique global identifier if both clients use the same NAT-T global UDP 4500 port ?
How NAT-T realy works in that case?
No, it will never work for AH through NAT/PAT device as it will break the hash.
IETF article in 2004:
"Turns out, though, that by defining a mechanism to encapsulate ESP (but not AH) inside UDP, it's possible to forward IPsec traffic through a NAT without it getting rejected. Each side sends some discovery packets to the other to determine if there is a local NAT present and if both sides are capable of performing NAT traversal (NAT-T)."
"As of this writing, NAT-T is still an Internet draft. The authors continue to make minor changes to improve functionality and interoperability. NAT-T is not defined for AH because there's no way to effectively work around the AH integrity violation problem."


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Originally Posted by trcy View Post
Yeah, they are big puppies.
The most useful part of going to the club meeting on Sunday was probably to have just have Rocky understand and learn to remain calm while sitting in close proximity to a bunch of other dogs. I did a bunch of recall and heel training while you guys worked on other drills. The distraction from having other high-energy dogs working near him also helped.
As you probably figure out, I'm all about my kids. This is more about my kids learning to handle the dogs than anything else. Yesterday we went to Petsmart to get some supplies and my six-year-old was heeling Rocky around the store with great confidence, even when other dogs approached or crossed his path. It's an incredible confidence builder for kids.
"It's a small world after all"
I enjoyed meeting everyone and look forward to future meetings. The introduction of Rocky to the rest of my little pack has been a bit of work but it is now settling into a good situation. He's just a pushy 90 pound puppy.
Yeah, they are big puppies. Kaleb was very stubborn. The last month or so he has really started listening. There are times when he still does his thing. He mostly likes to steal stuff and run outside with it. He does it less often now. It's like a game to him.
My two older dogs are going to be 8 and 7. It's been just them for a long time. When we got Riley last year my oldest male would give him a lot of corrections and didn't really have patience for him. Eventually they all started to get along, but Riley was a sick dog and is no longer here.
That's when we got Kaleb from the people who do the dog club (I don't think we can mention the breeder here). There were no real issues with him and the other dogs. I think because they had recently adjusted to three dogs.
I look forward to seeing you and Rocky at dog club.
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I think I met you at dog club today. I had the 7 month old blk/red GSD.
I enjoyed meeting everyone and look forward to future meetings. The introduction of Rocky to the rest of my little pack has been a bit of work but it is now settling into a good situation. He's just a pushy 90 pound puppy.
I've pretty much corrected the problem over the last couple of days. I'll spare you the details and simply recommend that you find a solid, stable and well behaved pack to introduce your dog into. That's pretty much what we did and after about twelve hours of that he is a new dog. The pack put him in his place very quickly in a way that is impossible to do for a human. Just in case this isn't clear: I am not talking about taking your dog to a doggy park. That's not a pack, that's a disaster waiting to happen. If you have friends with solid and stable dogs that know each other, get along and are controllable this is the kind of pack you might want to introduce your young one into for schooling.
Good luck.
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If he is already "hassling" lady you have a serious issue! Most problems don't start until the dog reaches maturity. 18 to 26 months or so he's already started showing you he has "issues." And most likely he thinks Lady is the dominate dog?
You should stop feeding these dogs together! Unless you think you can stop him before he strikes a house mate ,while eating? Note.,, you can't.
He should be in a crate, and on a drag leash in the house. He's not the same as your other dogs and you have a "pack" now and that means a lot in GSD world!
Sorry if I sound like an alarmist but if this crap is starting now?? You have major issues! And since I am in full alert alarm mode be sure and read the proper way to break up a dog fight on the Leerburg site.
They will use a long needle when they stitch your fingers "if" you get the chance to break up a fight and do it wrong,
Or just go with the advise above which was a much softer way of saying what I just said,
I am going to visit the local Schutzhund club meeting on Sunday and see what develops.
Looking for continuing advice on both the pack relationship and nipping aspects.
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We have the same situatuon. A 12mo old rescue and a hard playing 10 month old. Will be watching this thread
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I would NOT allow/expect my 2 older dogs to interact with a crazy over the top GSD if they didn't want to.
If I get a crazy over the top GSD then it's MY job. When we go outside Rocky should be so tired from being with you, training with you, engaging with you, that he doesn't feel he has to play with the other dogs AND he will listen to you when you ask him to leave them alone.
I'd have him on leash when outdoors while working this out.
And I'd realize that I need to take him out of the house/yard to pack him in the car to tire him out daily so he looks to YOU for play/engagement and will leave the other dogs alone.
There is a 2 prong issue here. YOU getting the leadership role so he looks to you for guidance and listens to you when you give it. Plus him getting the normal puppy edge off with other activities AWAY from the other dogs and with you.
How much clicker training have you done? How much engagement work have you done? How long can he play chuckit in at field before dropping for a rest? Are you able to drive him to new places at least 3 times a week so he is only with YOU and away from the safety/security (boredom) of the house and learns to instead look to you for guidance and information?
How many tug toys do you have that you are using AWAY from the other dogs?
---> http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...s-puppies.html
GREAT training to cap his drive and focus it is Crate Games (DVD by Susan Garrett)
It's ok to separate the dogs when you work this out. Baby gates and crating are fine. And keep Rocky on the leash outdoors.
You see this? MANY of us get painfully bit by our dogs ---> http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...tips-help.html until we take the hours needed to TEACH them how to play and not hurt us.
Update on Rocky (moved to puppy beh from gen info)
A week ago Rocky (7 month old GSD, not neutered) got introduced to my other two dogs, Lady and Max (1.5 years old, GSD and Aussie mix, fixed). Here's an update and some questions.
Here's the pack:
From left to right: Rocky, Max and Lady.
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And here's Rocky:
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Rocky got weighted today and came in at 91 lbs. He is big, strong and wants to play. The other two are now tolerating him in play for anywhere from one to five minutes. Than hair goes up on their backs and if I don't control things it turns into more of a brawl than anything else. No hard bites, squealing or anything like that.
Rocky seems to want to mess with Lady the most. Almost as soon as I let them out into the yard he'll go over to her and play-bite the top of her neck. She seems interested in playing but he just seems to be too rough for her. She actually pulled a muscle on her right front leg and is limping, which has created a bit more of a hair trigger on tolerating Rocky.
I know they've only known each other for a week but I am a little frustrated. There is no way I can let the three be in the yard without supervision. To some extent both Lady and Max are a bit scared of Rocky. For example, if he is laying on the floor in front of the TV while we are sitting on the couch both Lady and Max are hesitant about coming over to the front of the couch and generally walking near him. I don't really know how to handle this aspect of things.
Eating is another source of frustration. Lady and Max always ate together and out of the same bowl. With Rocky's introduction they are hesitant to go over to the bowl when he is eating. I got a much larger bowl (guessing 1.5 ft diameter) so that there's plenty of room for all to feed. I realize this might take time. I just don't want Rocky to bully the other two and for Lady and Max to be fearful of him. I don't see him as being aggressive, I just see it as him being a huge puppy who wants to rough-house and the other two are smaller and older and just don't care for that.
Yesterday I decided to feed them in the yard rather than inside. I brought the bowl out. Had all three sit-stay and not touch any food until I allowed it. I then hand fed all three of them. They were all laying in front of the bowl being fed and I kept the peace. I did this in the morning and in the evening and it worked well.
I've been walking Rocky a couple of miles a day in the early morning. As soon as we come home I let him go out in the back with Lady and Max, always with me supervising and controlling the "volume" of the interaction. I usually have to stop and down-stay all of them every five or ten minutes in order to keep things from escalating. Today I decided to walk him out to the back on leach. With this I was able to give him a correction as soon as he went for Lady. This got things under control right away but, of course, isn't allowing any play to speak of.
Any thoughts on controlling and improving their relationship? In the house they are great. They lay around and rest, often inches from each other and sometimes even touching each other. The conflicts are always in the backyard.
The other issue is that Rocky is mouthy. Boy does he like to communicate with his teeth. No clamping down at all. So, I'll say he has a very soft mouth --which is good-- but, frankly, I'm getting tired of it fast. Yelping only works part of the time. Sometimes it gets him more excited. "No" also works, sometimes. I've seen suggestions about carrying around a toy to offer-up when the nipping happens. My situation is that I've removed all toys from the house and the yard in order to prevent conflict between the dogs. If I now introduce a toy for Rocky it could create conflict. How should I handle this?
He is super-social with people. Total strangers walking down the street, at Home Depot, the vet even friends and family visiting. He is also great with doggie encounters. He doesn't get exited and doesn't pull on the leash. He just wants to meet them and whines.
I am going to visit the local Schutzhund club meeting on Sunday and see what develops.
Looking for continuing advice on both the pack relationship and nipping aspects.
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Roast lamb is a treat for our family at Easter Time and on other special occasions. Before putting the meat in the oven, I rub on a mixture of garlic, rosemary, salt and pepper, which enhances the flavor. -Marie Hattrup Sparks, Nevada
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 to 2 tablespoons minced fresh rosemary or 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 bone-in leg of lamb (7 to 9 pounds), trimmed
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 1/4 cup beef broth
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a small bowl, combine the garlic, rosemary, salt and pepper; rub over meat. Place on a rack in a large roasting pan.
- Bake, uncovered, 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 hours or until the meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°;). Let stand 10 minutes before slicing.
- Meanwhile, pour pan drippings and loosened brown bits into a small saucepan. Skim fat. Combine cornstarch and broth until smooth. Whisk into drippings. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with lamb. Yield: 10-12 servings.
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There is evil in this world. It is the duty of good men (and countries) to fight this evil. What's your beef? Is it using passages from the Bible? Read your American history, my friend. Many presidents sought guidance from and used passages from the Bible while the country was at war.
Yet none of them had defense briefings that used out of context religious passages to not only justify but also persuade the president into commiting to unjust actions.
I'm not really big on religion, but Islamic nutjobs have been the worldwide aggressors twice in less than a thousand years.
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QuoteNot to get picky... but so have Christiansjust for fun, can you give some examples?
the crusades were a countercrusade. Islam had marched all the way into Spain - have a look at the architecture. the christian crusades were a defensive war to drive them back.in addition, as I said I'm no fan of religion anyway, but at least sort the propaganda from fact.
you have no proof that the article is accurate. even if it were, we did not start the war with iraq, we only finished it late. since saddam at least gave lip service to islam and swore to destroy israel and the us, our going back to enforce the cease fire could be called a defensive move against an islamic radical.
hitler and his buddies were heavily into the occult. he may have worshiped a god, but what he called god is in question.
the peasant war was a popular uprising against the church and the nobility. it had more to do with taxes and land. it certainly was not started because of some christian fervor on the part of the peasants and land owners.
Spain isn't Europe?
besides, the crusades were about protecting pilgrims going to Jerusalem and taking back Jerusalem after the muslims captured it. also about driving the muslims back from what was left of the roman empire.
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On May 9 and 10, Multnomah Biblical Seminary's Institute of Intercultural Studies: New Wine, New Wineskins will sponsor a conference titled Culture, Christ and the Kingdom. New Wine will co-sponsor this event with Wiconi International, which exists to see indigenous people come to faith and life in Jesus Christ and to fulfill their God-given place in the body of Christ worldwide. As a result of this partnership, the conference will explore indigenous ministry among First Nations people and the unique voice with which pre-modern people groups can speak into a post-modern culture for the sake of Christ.
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In his 1956 dystopian sci-fi novel "The City and the Stars", Arthur C. Clarke puts forth the fundamental design tenet for making eternal machines, "A machine shall have no moving parts". To someone from the 1950s current computers would appear to come close to that ideal – the CPUs and memory perform silent magic and can, with some ingenuity, be passively cooled, and invisible electronic signals carry information in and out of them to networks and … oops, to rotating disks, still with us after more than five decades[i]. But, as we all know, salvation has appeared on the horizon in the form of solid-state storage, so called flash storage (actually an idea of several decades standing as well, just not affordable until recently).
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...all right, I will... but I'm gonna make a whole COURSE about it!
This Course About Building A Course answers all your questions!
One of the things I highly suggest is paying attention to HOW the course is made WHILE you're watching the course.
Now, will everyone who buys this course end up building such a useful course that they'll make $20,000 on their first try?
Woah.... that was seriously terrible. I think I this course is more aptly called "How to build a really ghetto online course with no value." I know that's harsh, but I'm totally shocked that this is for sale.
The video is shot with a point-and-shoot camera that is amazingly shaky. Audio is from the tiny mic on the camera. Video is recorded in the dude's apartment and in a GARAGE!
The content in the videos is no better than the quality of the video. The ideas he presents only work for small scale. His ordering system, video hosting ideas, and password sending systems will only work if you have a TINY number of people in the classes. This will NOT WORK AT ALL if you get any kind of volume. Not a scaleable business.
I teach online courses through a few websites and hoped to pick up some tips on how I could improve, but this was way below the standard.
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I'm the same Jim,
I do membership sites for a living. We don't all want to create something on shoestring budget or Ghetto which is referred to far too many times.
I think Nev does mention some Wordpress plugins which will automate the password problem because as you say, doing it manually will be a nightmare.
But, for beginners and if you get the deal price it isn't too bad as a starter.
November 27, 2012
It will get you off to a decent enough start but it is abuot how to build the course and not how to market it so missing squeeze page, traffic generation, launch strategies so you will have to find this stuff out elsewhere.
Also, I got very tired of Nevs use of the word 'ghetto.' It's okay to show how to quickly and inexpensively create a course but some of us want to have something a little more polished so rather than continually brag about how cheaply you can do it, maybe some examples of how to use some software tools that cost maybe $200 or so bucks in total.
The comments at the end posted by customers don't seem to get answered either which is frustrating.
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had to return this - was confused on some issues, emailed nev a few times and left a comment on his blog - he never got back to me.
Was hoping that after paying more than $60 dollars I would at least get Nev to return at least one of my emails asking him about the course and for some clarification
On the bright side - Appsumo did refund my money within a few days - no questions asked
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I answer pretty much every email and comment I get.....but there's times when my response will NOT help.
I'm sorry to say Michael, but your email was one of those.
This course is for people who SOORRT OFFF know how to use a computer.
You even said (twice) in your email you're an absolutely-total-100% beginner:
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Date: April 1st, 2012
I am a neophyte with web hosting, video hosting etc
Can you please walk me through the basic steps of the big picture
I guess it looks something like this:
I need a blog to advertise the course and get people to sign up
I put a link on the blog to a landing page
People buy the course at the landing page
People then view the course via a video hosting company I subscribe to
I create the course using a wysiwyg editor - front page etc
Somehow I upload this to the video hosting company????
Somehow I edit your templates and get them hosting on the video hosting company??
I am SOOOOOO Confused!!!!!
Please walk me (a neophyte) through the entire process -- PLEASE
PLEASE try to take me step by step including what I need, what I use to write, host etc
Your email immediately showed me you had NO F***ING CLUE what you were doing....and if I emailed you back, I'd get 900 follow-ups asking me to help you with every damn step. I passed on this.
We issued you a refund immediately....and it's probably best you stick to VERY VERY VERY basic beginner courses at your current level of skills.
When you get better, then take a re-look at this course :-)
August 27, 2012
There doesn't seem to be any replies which is a pity. Appsumo dropped the ball a bit on this one. Udemy on the other hand does keep tabs on this and chase you up if you don't reply to customers.
November 27, 2012
This course was nothing short of spectacular! As long as you put sufficient effort to seeing your idea all the way through from start to finish the course should help.
For those who work on an idea/project, get really excited, subsequently freak out that it's going to fail for some reason or another (perhaps technically related issues), and finally just let it slip through the cracks this program could be your savior...
It's idiot proof on a variety of levels!
For me the technical end has always been my achilles heel until now.
Honestly, I'm probably one of the least tech savy people out there in someways. Still, the course is SO IDIOT PROOF you can literally copy and paste almost everything...COPY AND PASTE!
If you can't do this or feel skeptical on whether it will really help you then your project is probably floundering for other reasons...
Bottom line, the course is worth the cash hands down and oh yeah there is a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! No $$$$ to lose people if you aren't happy with it.
7 of 8 people found this helpful. Did you? June 4, 2012
I like the hip, direct, no nonsense style, and find the content applicable to a range of applications, from work to sideline to (hopefully) fulltime. I really needed the nitty gritty details, and Neville really covered all the bases. I feel fortunate to have come across this course, and it far exceeded my expectations.
6 of 7 people found this helpful. Did you? July 2, 2012
Neville does a great job going through what goes into a course and tell you not only how, but encouraging you that yes, even you has a course inside you waiting to get out and make you money
3 of 4 people found this helpful. Did you? June 22, 2012
Awesome course - really helped me focus in on the courses I want to develop as well as giving me the confidence to realise that I had information that others would indeed find useful and gave me the "just do it" push I needed.
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You rated your own course!!!
C'mon dude.
November 27, 2012
I sure did.
Because I took it, and it was f***ing awesome.
November 28, 2012
Inspiring! Funny! Informative! Generous, too.
Got my money's worth, just in encouragement and practice so far, with the tools and techniques.
0 of 1 people found this helpful. Did you? April 25, 2013
Great information!
0 of 2 people found this helpful. Did you? May 4, 2012
Great stuff as usual from this awesome guy.
100x value... ;)
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You didn't waste my time here, thanks. Clear, doable, and fun to watch. Yeah there are some things I will do differently but this gets me moving and getting my classes up and live on the Internet. Thanks as always for your excellent products.
0 of 0 people found this helpful. Did you? April 23, 2013
The course was amazing Nev has broken down all the details on how to Just Do It instead of hiding behind excuses about experience, equipment and fear of the unknown. People worry about silly little things like, how do you look at the camera? All one needs is being natural, be yourself.
If you want to start your own course this is the product you should get before diving into it. It will give you guidance and inspiration. Anyone can do this...go for it!
0 of 0 people found this helpful. Did you? March 26, 2013
Hi guys,
I bought this course which is hosted in Udemy and only saw a couple of lectures.
Now I cannot find the course anywhere and even Udemy is having issues to respond me why the course is not there anymore. Can you help me with this please.
Thanks in advance
hi, I got respose from Udemy
Now they will refund me the money.
It is a shame, as it was a great course at a good deal.
How can I get access to the course?
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Lauren LeRoy
Feb. 12, 2005
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships continued Saturday afternoon with the one-meter diving competition. Brittany Fulmer and Lauren LeRoy finished in 17th and 18th place, respectively.
"I'm quite pleased with Brittany's performance," Diving Coach Dave Parrington said. "She finished 17th which is just about a point and a half out of team scoring and it's a positive she was in that situation. She dove well and kept her composure. There were a few little things here and there that didn't quite come out the way I expected and that was the difference between scoring and not scoring."
Fulmer finished with a total of 218.95 points, which was less than two points behind Georgia's Brooke Bassham who claimed 16th. While the sophomore did not score for the Big Orange, she did improve on her point total (200.80) and finish (25th) from last year's SEC Championships.
Meanwhile, the Wisconsin native fought back from a near miss on her first dive to almost notch points for the Orange and White. LeRoy tallied 216.95 points in her six di ves, finishing narrowly behind Fulmer and Bassham.
"She came back valiantly after a rough start and really dove how I expected her to dive from that point on," Parrington said. "I was really happy with her spunk and her positive attitude. She realizes she can dive with these ladies in this event so we'll take that as a positive heading into the NCAA Zone Meet."
LeRoy will be back in action on Sunday for the final day of competition with the platform diving event. Prelims start at 10:30 a.m., while the finals begin at 3 p.m. Following the conclusion of the diving championships, there will be a two-day break before the swimming portion of the league meet begins on Wednesday.