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Originally Posted by johnvye View Post
I know I will get flamed for this but, as marijuana is used as an anti nausea drug in cancer therapy... I can personally attest as to it's effectiveness as a seasick remedy. I'll challenge anyone to come up with a better cure. The question is, will "they" take your boat away.......
Visions of Fast Times at Ridgemont High come to mind, where the companionway slides open (smoke pouring out) versus the van door!!! HEHE!
|Pickled Ginger - the stuff that goes with Sushi.
Regarding kids, my 6 year old gets queasy sometimes. We were out this weekend motoring home into 20 knots against current for 3 hours. I had 5 kids on board so I thought a movie down in the v-berth would help the trip pass more easily (for them and me.) They kids were in the v-berth trying to watch the movie but the boat was moving so much the movie was skipping.
No kids got sick!! How? Well I said as we left, does anyone want a spicy candy? They all did (it was a ginger candy). Second I told my wife to NOT say anything like "if you feel sick come up and watch the horizon"...I thought it was better to wait and watch and not get them thinking about it.
The seas (lake) calmed down a while out but still not talking about it and ginger seemed to work.
Good luck
Originally Posted by Mipcar View Post
... I just leave her on the helm and she'll come good..Even to the point of eating lunch.
I was on a 50' sailboat with 2 young teenagers and other crew as we started pounding into some 40 knot gusts on the LI Sound and 5' + seas. The poor young ones were awakened by the bashing of the boat and barely got out of their bunks without retching. They both loved handling the wheel in spite of the spray and wind and the cool which kept them rotating for a lot of it - again, they were engaged in the handling of the boat which gave them something more important to focus on then their queasiness.
While the teens were conning the boat I took up a position in the main cabin and gave myself a few jobs: #1 keeping a hand for myself at all times, #2 looking out the port holes frequently to have an idea where we were near the coast, #3 handle the gear that was being thrown about by the motion of the boat - custodian of the cabin, #4 assist in food prep for those in the cockpit and #5, have a conversation with another crew member and sneak a few visits to the cockpit, sea and sky for variety.
Five foot and much bigger waves/swells are common on our oceans and in my limited ocean or blue water experience I have still not experienced sea sickness yet, knock wood. On the one ocean voyage I did of 400 nm. I found that at night the loss of horizon in my vision and deciphering what I was hearing more difficult then anything. I had jobs to do. I cooked a pasta dinner for us on our way past St. Thomas heading towards TCI when the owner asked if I was willing. I was quite game and left him at the wheel. I really do think that having a task or mission, if you will, is what helps keep the brain from going down the sea-sickness spiral.
I have not yet retched, puked, blown my cookies in a North Atlantic storm because I have not been there yet. I may be one of the last to succumb to a vomit infused hull caught ass out in such conditions. I can only hope I don't end up there with 30 meter waves.
It really is so subjective and different for everyone.
Tryin' to keep my chow down,
Never sail on an empty stomach or allow yourself to get cold. Both seem to make it worse. Not usually prone to being sick I was out on a sail a few miles offshore, long slow swell. I went below to do something and quickly started to feel unwell. I quickly came back up on deck and managed to avoid the spiral into full motion sickness but it still took me 40 mins to feel okay again.. Soon as I could I ate some food. Ginger tablets from health food stores do seem to work. In rougher choppy sea I can stay below and not get crook.
My girlfriend will sometimes say she feels unwell in the first hour of sailing, especially if we have not been out for some time. To some degree it's nerves on her part, I just leave her on the helm and she'll come good..Even to the point of eating lunch.
I don't think you have to inhale. Cancer patients get this in capsule form with THC being the active ingredient. Apparently, just the fear of being caught is enough to take your mind off the seasickness..... at least that is what I've heard.:-}
Originally Posted by johnvye View Post
I know I will get flamed for this but, as marijuana is used as an anti nausea drug in cancer therapy... I can personally attest as to it's effectiveness as a seasick remedy. I'll challenge anyone to come up with a better cure. The question is, will "they" take your boat away.......
Would I have to inhale?
I know I will get flamed for this but, as marijuana is used as an anti nausea drug in cancer therapy... I can personally attest as to it's effectiveness as a seasick remedy. I'll challenge anyone to come up with a better cure. The question is, will "they" take your boat away.......
Originally Posted by Elzaar View Post
I went years without ever understanding how people could get seasick and then suddenly I started getting hit every time I went out - or worse yet went diving. Good to know regulators are designed for it and it draws the fish in close.
The helm works every time. I also avoid doing anything fine - looking at charts, reading a book, digging through gear bags for small items. Avoid alcohol and coffee and try to eat something reasonably substantial a few hours before going - not 30 minutes. Sleep is also very important. I use 1/2 or 1/3 scopaline patch behind the ear (I weigh 210#) the night before and that takes the edge off without most of the side-effects, but I still can feel woozy when I take it off later. I've found if you try ginger get pickled ginger - it works almost immediately and is easy to digest. I've also used the elastic wrist bands with the plastic bead and they work pretty well for me. They work great for my girlfriend.
Only other tip I can suggest is I really think it's part mental, part real and the more you get stressed over it the worse it'll get. I got sick for years doing recreational stuff, then started working boats and rescues full time. One night it occurred to me while being bounced around on an open deck trying to do emt stuff that I certainly felt disoriented, but I was too damn busy to get sick and it just went away. So there must be a mind over matter component to it. I think if you get comfortable doing whatever it is you are doing it greatly reduces the chance of getting sick. If I'm just doing a dive now I rarely get sick, but if I'm doing an evaluation or something I use the scopaline.
But at this point I know most of it is in my head.
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Canisius sophomore Alexis Roman ripped an RBI-single with two outs in the bottom of the eighth to help lift Canisius (7-17) to an 8-7 extra-inning victory over cross-town rival Buffalo Tuesday afternoon at the Demske Sports Complex. In the second game, the Bulls (15-14) scored two unearned runs in the fifth inning en route to a 6-3 win. The home games were the first of the season for Canisius, which opened the year by playing 22-straight games away from the Demske Sports Complex.
Canisius senior pitcher Jen Consaul earned the win in the first game after she went the distance and allowed seven runs, four earned, on 12 hits to go with a walk and two strikeouts. The win improves Consaul to 6-9 on the year in the circle for the Golden Griffins. Buffalo started the first game of the non-league doubleheader by scoring seven runs in the game's first four frames. The Bulls scored three times in the top of the first with an RBI-double by Holly Luciano and a two-run homer off the bat of senior Heather Ryder. Luciano added another RBI in the second on a double that was misplayed by the Canisius outfield, which allowed another run to score. Buffalo took a 7-0 lead through 3.5 innings of play after the Bulls scored single runs in the top of the third and fourth innings.
Trailing 7-0 in the fifth, Canisius scored seven times on the power of five hits in the fifth to knot the game at 7-7. Sophomore Meghan Cuda put Canisius on the board with a three-run homer to right in the fifth and freshman Lindsey Silfer knocked in a pair of runs with a single back up the middle that allowed teammates Jessica Berzins and Roman to score. Senior Valorie Nappo tied the game with a double to left center with two outs in the fifth. That two-base hit allowed Silfer and junior Michelle DelPrince to cross the plate for the Blue and Gold.
After neither team scored in the sixth and seventh, the game went to the eighth inning where Buffalo started the extra frame with a base hit by Ryleigh Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Ashton Earnhardt, but the Bulls helped Canisius get out of a jam when Buffalo was called for batting out of order for the second out. Consaul was able to get a ground out to end the eighth inning, setting up the Griffs' late rally to win the game, the team's third-straight win, dating back to March 22.
In Canisius' half of the eighth, sophomore Tori Nappo reached with a one-out single to left, and she advanced to third base on a ground-rule double by Berzins with two outs. That set the stage for Roman, who drove a pitch to center field, allowing Nappo to score the winning run.
Tori Speckman took the loss for Buffalo in game one. She is now 10-8 on the year. Speckman allowed six runs, all earned, on 12 hits while striking out eight. Sophomore Nicole Aviles came in to the game in relief of Speckman in the fifth and allowed two runs after she walked two batters and did not record an out. Berzins had three hits in the win for Canisius, while Roman and Silfer also had multi-hit efforts in the victory.
In the second game, Canisius jumped out to a 3-0 lead after three innings, powered by a two-run homer off the bat of Cuda in the home half of the third. Buffalo tied the game at 3-3 in the fourth with three runs and then took the lead for good with two unearned runs in the fifth. Ryder picked up the win in the circle for Buffalo after she went the distance and allowed three runs, two earned on five hits while striking out three and walking three. Canisius freshman Sarah Andrews took the loss for the Griffs after she allowed two runs and walked five in 0.2 innings of work. Sophomore Jenn Solis stated the game for the Griffs, and she gave up three runs on three hits while fanning three and walking two in four innings of action. Cuda went 1-for-3 with a two-run homer and a run scored in the loss for the Blue and Gold, while freshman Taylor Decker, Berzins and Roman also had hits for Canisius.
The Griffs will return to action Saturday, April 5, when the team plays host to Iona in a MAAC doubleheader. First pitch at the Demske Sports Complex is set for 3 p.m.Game Notes: Canisius now leads the all-time series against Buffalo by a 25-20 count… The their last 51 home dates, the Griffs are 34-17… The win in game one improves Canisius to 23-2 all-time in the first game of the season played at the Demske Sports Complex… The Griffs are now 3-1 this year in extra-inning games… Cuda has a team-high six home runs this season and she also leads the team with 15 RBI… The win in game one was the 29th career victory in the circle for Consaul… Consaul has 12 complete games this season in 14 starts… The win in game one was the 820th career victory for Canisius head coach Mike Rappl.

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|August 12th, 2013, 07:13 PM
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first tow rig family hauler.
Well my wife is hooked on wheeling! So I got the OK to start truck shopping. My needs are 4 wheel drive, 4 door for the kids as they get older, 6 foot bed so it fits in the driveway. I'm leaning towards a diesel. What are your real life opinions about your own tow rigs as a recommendation.
I like the avalanche because of the interior, for long trips with the family.
06-07 Chevy 2500 with the Max and Allison
But the injector issues worry me.
What mpg are you guys getting towing with your diesel?
|August 12th, 2013, 09:09 PM
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pretty much zero concerns on the '06-'07 d-max injectors. mine is a 2007 classic (lbz) and love it. my trailer setup weighs about 15k and it'll pull it without breaking a sweat.
unloaded I'm around 15-16mpg (I drive it fast) and towing what I have is typically 8.5-10mpg (tow kinda fast too)
mine has a few goodies added to it as well for performance and love driving it every day.
only the LB7 has some issues with injectors (first d-max), but they are still great motors
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|August 13th, 2013, 07:48 AM
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I am a dodge guy....well that's not true....i am a cummins guy.....the duramax is a phenomenal engine and Chevy makes prolly the most comfortable, best driving truck on the market.....however....they suck ass to work on and parts are $$$. The cummins motors are just the opposite.....they are simple to work on, every thing is easily accessible and parts are reasonably cheap.
Everything eventually needs repairs...so this is just some food for thought. My truck average 16-17 during daily driving and 12-15 towing my trail rig.
|August 13th, 2013, 08:12 AM
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I also have a Duramax. I have a 2006 (LBZ). I bought mine with 258k miles, and now I have 267k. The only things I have replaced is the alternator and the water pump. Talk about being a bitch to work on! Took me 8 hours to do the water pump, but was well worth it. I have checked my injector rates and they are all perfect.
I like my truck. I like Cummins too, but I am a GM guy and I prefer a GM truck over a Dodge, so I am stuck with a Duramax. However, I love the Duramax and don't question it's capabilities one bit.
|August 13th, 2013, 01:37 PM
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hands down i think the cummins is the best diesel engine but the rest of the truck isn't worth the purchase. Maybe an 04-05 ram 2500 but, comfort is very important with long drives across the country with the kids. I like the interior of the chevy's. Im an Audi mechanic by trade so difficulty to work on doesn't matter to me. I rebuild over engineered under delivered "high end" german vehicles on a daily basis.
|August 13th, 2013, 02:35 PM
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if I can keep my foot out of it, i get over 20 unloaded with the 12 valve.
when you reference needing a 6 foot bed to fit in your driveway, is your driveway really that small? Just curious. I'm usually a fan of buy what you can afford at cash value and look into parts to understand what it costs to maintain. I'm not particularly a Ford guy, but if the right deal came along, you'd see me driving in one.
Also, please consider how much you think you'll be towing vs. not towing. I was looking hard at 6.0L Chevy gassers, but I managed to get my 12 valve for less than half what I could find a decent 6.0 for.
|August 13th, 2013, 02:46 PM
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I had the same considerations when I got mine. Stay away from the LB7 engine, I already had the injectors changed once. It pulls strong for an older truck, seats 5 comfortably, and gets decent fuel mileage. I think your choice of the 06-07 is a good one, and you can probably pick one up for a decent price.
|August 13th, 2013, 02:48 PM
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You mention kids.....
I have owned multiple crew cab trucks, have two kids, and if I had a trailer and didn't need to use the bed of my truck often, I probably would have a tahoe, suburban, expedition, etc.
Having the ability to just through luggage, bags, etc into the back and not have to worry about the weather on long road trips is nice.
A tonneau on the back of a truck is nice but limits the ability to bring od shaped objects or requires more creative packaging. A topper is nice, but only has one access point so you have to crawl into the truck all the time, where as in an SUV you can get things from either end as needed.
Obviously a diesel SUV is a lot harder to come by than a diesel truck.....but its something to consider.
I'm mostly a GM fan, but the superduty cab is much larger interior wise than the chevy body style is. Another thing to consider. (2001 superduty compared to silverado's from 91-2009).
The dodge crew cabs (mid 2000's) have a small backseat, much like the chevy/ford extended cabs until you move up to the megacab.
I just spent a week riding in the backseat of an F150 (2005) crewcab hours per day, and I think the chevy (2009) I have now is more comfy, truck to truck they both get the job done however.
|August 13th, 2013, 02:57 PM
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|August 13th, 2013, 03:18 PM
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Ive been towing with an 02 suburban with the 5.3. I get 13 towing staying at 65mph, but it does struggle when I go up hills. the storage is awesome, being locked and secure. I've looked at the 6.0 LQ4 engines, they have alot of power but I haven't heard anything good about the fuel economy of them. I know a guy with one and he gets 8-10 towing and 12-14 unloaded.
A tahoe with the duramax allison combo would be bad ass!!!
|August 13th, 2013, 03:23 PM
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Im gonna try and drive a mega cab cummins this weekend and put it against the silverado 2500 ive been looking at and do the pepsi challenge!
a 99-01 ford f250 with the 7.3 would be sweet also but now they are getting up there in years and most have 200+ thousand miles on them. 12 michigan winters is rough on even the best vehicles.
|August 13th, 2013, 03:32 PM
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you're about right on the fuel economy of the 6.0 compared to the diesel.....
however, i'll say this.
The maintenance costs and fuel costs of a 2500 burban with a 6.0 compared to those of a diesel are going to be far less.....
I went the diesel route, and they can tow a fricken house, but unless I was towing 10,000 lbs or more on a daily basis I will own a gas truck.
|August 13th, 2013, 09:15 PM
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if you tow a couple times a month, under 10k, and dont live in the mountains, go for a gas truck! the investment in diesel will not pay off for the average guy.
if you lived in the mountains, or towed over 10k regularly, or towed daily for a living, then go diesel all the way!
my v10 super duty has had no problems, it tows great, it was cheap!
i have been rolling at 17k gross a few times without issue.
im usually closer to 12k or 13k gross.
towing, i get about 8 to 9mpg at 62mph.
empty i get 14 to 15 depends on wind and terrain at 68 to 70 mph
if i wanna go fast my mpg drops fast.
i have done front brakes twice, rears once.
at 100k miles i did ball joints, axle joints, and hub bearings.
at 115k i did plugs and one coil.
at 120k i put in a new battery, the old one was fine, gave it to a friend.
all the fluids have been changed once, but gonna need it again soon.
i have done nothing else, its been bullet proof so far!
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|August 14th, 2013, 08:02 PM
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love my 06 mega cab cummins, bought it new and 100k later no major issues. i tow 10,500# of travel trailer every other weekend sometimes every weekend. jeep and trailer dont even know its there.. put a cap on it for the family trips, leave it stock, and run some fuel additive in it. my theory behind stock is it was engineered to do what it does and it does it good. im not saying an exhaust and maybe an intake but as far as chips and programmers go, i stay away. buy repair parts from a cummins dealer, they are half as much as the dodge stealer,(my dealers here buy the cummins parts from the same dealer as me for not much less).
mileage: empty at 1900 rpm i get around 20mpg 70mph
loaded with jeep at 1900rpm around mph i get around 16mpg
36 foot travel trailer weighing 10,500 loaded @1700 rpm about 65mph i get around 12-13mpg.
for me a diesel is the only way to go, only thing i would do different next time is go dually instead of SRW
|August 14th, 2013, 08:40 PM
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Drove a couple rams today. One 2006 mega cab 2500 Cummins. And an 06 2500 4 door. I love these! The megacab is huge inside. The truck is fast! Plus 5 grand cheaper than the Silverado's I've seen.
|August 15th, 2013, 02:21 PM
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If you do look at the rams, I would check the hvac controls. The actuators commonly break leaving you with only defrost. It's an expensive fix. The only other problem I had was the number 4 injector line. It's isolator rattles loose and vibration cracks the high pressure line right at the barrel but that threads into the common rail. Search for it... It's a 27$ part from cummins and takes about 20 minutes to change. If it does crack it incapacitates the truck.
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|August 23rd, 2013, 06:55 AM
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I am a dodge guy but have not been a fan of their transmissions up until you get into the newer trucks. mine have all been gas so maybe the ctd will make up for the old 4-speed that the 5.9L trucks have. 07+ have the newer 6-speed. My 08 hemi 1500 with the 5-speed was bullet proof over the 85k I had it but it did not get a heavy trailer moving very good even though it had 3.92 gears. It had a big gap from 1st to 2nd it struggled to overcome but was fine once you were rolling. the new hemi and 6-speed in my new truck is much better even with the 3.73 gears. A friend of mine had an 06 dmax and I remember that being a pretty bad ass pulling truck but I was not a fan of the interior or my past experiences with gm vehicles in general. I like the 6l fords and whatever trans they have performance wise but the issues they are known for never let me get past just checking them out on a test drive. All the new diesels are sweet but the price is sky high.
|August 23rd, 2013, 07:13 AM
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NOW, my suburban is older (1996), but is in better shape than most just a few years old.
The 454 pulls great. we pulled 12k from san antonio texas to manistique michigan and back with 6 people and a baby and 2 dogs, and camping gear for 10 days (fit 6 people comfortably in a crew cab).
I drive fast. pulled it at 80-85 with the AC cranked in the southern states. the suburban never broke a sweat.
cost wise...
I did the brakes (new rotors/pads/2 calipers)/alt/water pump/t-stat/all fluids/ac compressor.dryer all for under 1000 bucks!!! that wont happen on a diesel (so my few MPG's and few horses I may not have off the line are well worth keeping the gas motor). (I did all that for preventative maint before a long road trip).
also towing the 12k we got 8-9 mpg. moving back up to michigan the wife pulled my snowmobile trailer with the quads on it and got 14-16.
I would love to get a newer 2500 with the 6.0. BUT, my suburban has less miles and is in better shape still than most of the 00+'s.
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|August 24th, 2013, 10:36 AM
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Rotors/pads/calipers are the same gas or diesel = no savings.
..the only place i see you really saving money in the things you listed are on engine oil (gasser holds less) and possibly trans fluid....all the parts are gonna be a wash.
Thats what people fail to realize....any maintenance not directly related to the engine itself is the same price gas or diesel.....a 3/4 ton truck is a 3/4 ton truck.
That is also one reason i am a cummins fan....parts are cheap (if you buy them through cummins not Chrysler).....is it more expensive to own a diesel? Yes. Is it a huge bank breaking difference like that people like you (who 90% of the time don't even own a diesel) spout off about? Hell no.
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'Defenseman Alexei Zhitnik wore the "C" for the Sabres' 1-0 loss to the Ottawa Senators in the preseason opener at HSBC Arena, a surprise move to some of the 16,558 spoken-for seats. It is uncertain who will wear the "C" for tonight's home game against the Columbus Blue Jackets at 6 because Sabres coach Lindy Ruff insisted he will move the letter around the roster before settling on someone. That's if he settles at all.'
Biron happy with his effort
'"I felt good, getting the puck in the pads, in the glove, in the chest," Biron said. "A few of the rebounds were really close in front of me so I could freeze them. "I'm going to go home and put that away and feel good when I come back (to practice this) morning."'
Sabres send 14 players to Amerks
'When the Sabres made their first wave of cuts yesterday, Fitzpatrick remained with the NHL team while fellow veteran defensemen Mike Hurlbut, Doug Houda and Mario Larocque were sent to the Amerks…Also re-assigned were goalies Tom Askey and Ray Bourcier, defensemen Doug Janik and Luc Theoret, left wingers Karel Mosovski and Andrew Peters and right wingers Milan Bartovic, Alan Fyfe, Ales Kotalik and Jaroslav Kristek.'
Shuttling off to Buffalo
'Round-trip bus service will be offered to six Buffalo Sabres games this hockey season. The Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Au-thority, which provides bus service for the Rochester area, made the announcement yesterday.'
Lalime shows playoff form
'While the Senators struggled to get through the Sabres' tight-checking style, Lalime stood strong by kicking aside 30 shots — including 14 in the second period — as Ottawa skated to a 1-0 shutout win over Buffalo.'
Senators 1, Sabres 0
'Sabres spokesman Michael Gilbert said the team has handed out close to 10,000 free tickets for its two preseason home games to area firefighters, police officers and emergency medical workers. Midway through the first period, the crowd – prompted by a tribute on the scoreboard – gave a two-minute standing ovation in honor of all emergency workers.'
Ottawa 1, Buffalo 0
'Patrick Lalime was in midseason form, recording 30 saves as the Ottawa Senators spoiled the Buffalo Sabres' preseason opener with a 1-0 blanking.'
McKee's mind-set
'The Buffalo Sabres' stalwart defenseman will return to the ice tonight for his first game since his wicked head-to-head crash five months ago with Pittsburgh Penguins star Mario Lemieux during last season's playoffs. McKee, who sustained a Grade III concussion, claimed he will approach the 7 p.m. preseason opener against the Ottawa Senators in HSBC Arena (Empire, Radio 107.7 FM) with the same vigor he has used his entire career – and the same passion that recently got him added to the Canadian Olympic hockey camp roster.'


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The quickest anyone has ever gotten drunk. Oh lawdy.
That awkward when you say moment in your head.
"...fuck!... dude..."
where my pants
hahahah i love dopefish
He makes fun of memes and all he writes is memes...
Drinking like a fish. Of course.
Unless I'm mistaking your post for being sarcastic when you are genuinely saying you didn't notice fuck. Dude.... fuck.
Got me the first time too.
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I really want to know what got him so drunk so fast, besides the amount that he had to drink, had such a good laugh. Always count on Dope to make your day better.
I wonder if that guy accepted his friend request.
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Heber Valley Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Buckaroo Fair
Wasatch Western Heritage Inc. will present the 18th annual Heber Valley Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Buckaroo Fair. Events include the BYU Symphony with Michael Martin Murphey, nine concerts, Cowboy Poetry Express Trains, Timpanogos Valley Theatre production, and a Western Art Rodeo. Visit hebercitycowboypoetry.com/index.php?mod=event for a schedule of events and tickets.
When • Today at 3 p.m.
Where • Wasatch High School, 930 S. 500 East, Heber City
Tickets • Cost for events ranges from $10-$59; ezticketlive.com/checkout/event_view.asp?id=28
Rare Book Collections
The Movable Book Society, the J. Willard Marriott Library Book Arts Program, the Salt Lake Library, and the Utah Humanities Council are bringing pop-ups to Utah. Visit www.lib.utah.edu/collections/book-arts/book-arts-2012-calendar.php for information.
When • Monday through Friday, Nov. 5-9, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 10, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday, Nov. 12, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • University of Utah J. Willard Marriott Library, 295 S. 1500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Jack London at USU
Utah State University's extensive collection of Jack London material will be in the spotlight as part of a new exhibit presented by University Libraries and its Special Collections and Archives Division. When • Monday through Friday, Nov. 5-9, 9 a.m., Monday, Nov. 12, 9 a.m.
Where • Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, 3000 Old Main Hill, Logan
Tickets • Free
Six-word biography contest
Get ready for the movie release of "Breaking Dawn Part 2." Write a six-word biography of your favorite character. Participants will be entered in a drawing for a Megaplex movie gift card. Contest ends Nov. 10.
When • Monday through Friday, Nov. 5-9, 10 a.m.
Where • Taylorsville Library, 4870 S. 2700 West, Taylorsville
Tickets • Free; for children 12 and older
Author Brandon Sanderson to read, sign
Brandon Sanderson will read and sign his book, The Emperor's Soul, a taut, entertaining adventure from the bestselling author of the Mistborn trilogy and co-author of the final trilogy from Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series.
When • Tuesday, Nov. 6, 7 p.m.
Where • Sam Weller's Book Works, 665 E. 600 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Poet Joel Long will read
Joel Long's new book of poetry, Lessons In Disappearance, will be launched during Seven Poems and Seven Paintings at the 15th Street Gallery. The three-day show, co-sponsored by The King's English Bookshop, will conclude Nov. 10 with a 6 p.m. reception. Long will read from the book of 63 new poems at 7 p.m.
When • Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 8-10, 10 a.m.
Where • 15th Street Gallery, 1519 S. 1500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Rumi Poetry Club
This club espouses spiritual poetry for everyday and as a form of meditation to nourish the soul and mind.
When • Thursday, Nov. 8, 7 p.m.
Where • Anderson-Foothill Branch Library, 1135 S. 2100 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
A party with author Amber Sawaya
To celebrate the release of Building a Mobile App: A Resource Guide for Clients and Corporations, Red Queen Book Arts will host a party featuring local author Amber Sawaya.
When • Friday, Nov. 9, 6-8 p.m.
Where • Red Queen Book Arts, 171 E. Broadway, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Cowboy Poets of Utah
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Hole-in-One Highlights Third Place Finish for Men's Golf
Oct. 29, 2013
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – Senior Ben Stow recorded the fourth hole-in-one in the tournament's history, as the University of Kentucky men's golf team finished in a tie for third at The Invitational at The Ocean Course Tuesday afternoon. The Wildcats finished at 12-over par (876), while No. 17 South Florida won the tournament with a score of seven-over par.
"We had a chance to win today with five holes to play," said Kentucky head coach Brian Craig. "We did not perform like we are capable at the end, but the effort was there. This experience will help our team in the end, but it is a little bittersweet right now."
As a team, UK shot seven-over par, 295 on Tuesday and was in a good position late in the round, but struggled down the stretch. The Wildcats recorded top-five finishes in all four fall tournaments, including two in the top three. Rounding out the top five after South Florida (+7) was South Alabama at 11-over par, UK and Georgia at 12-over par and Georgia Southern at 33-over par.
Stow's hole-in-one on the par-3, 5th hole is the fourth hole-in-one in the four-year history of the Invitational at The Ocean Course and second on hole No. 5. Coincidentally, two of the four hole-in-ones have come in the tournament this year. College of Charleston's John Jonas recorded one in yesterday's second round on the 14th hole. The Salisbury, England, native finished tied for 12th at four-over par, 220. He turned in a final round score of even-par, 72.
"Ben Stow created a memory for a lifetime today on The Ocean Course when he made a hole-in-one," Craig said. "I was by the green and saw it spin left right into the cup with perfect pace. It was a beautiful sight to behold."
The rest of the team standings were filled out with College of Charleston (+36), Charleston Southern (+40), Florida (+42), Rice (+43), Western Carolina (+44), Notre Dame (+45), Francis Marion (+45), Michigan (+55) and Michigan State (+55).
Leading the charge for Kentucky over the three days was senior Cody Martin who brings back a fourth-place finish at five-under par (211). Martin recorded a final round score of one-over par, 73. His score of 211 is a season-best for the Union, Ky., native, while the fourth place finish is his best since he finished second at the UK Bluegrass Fall Invitational in 2011. He also led the Wildcats with 12 birdies and an eagle for the tournament.
"What a great event for Cody Martin," Craig explained. "He was in command of his game all week and played with courage on a big man's golf course. That is a perfect way for him to finish off the fall season."
Senior Stephen Powers finished just inside the top 20 tied for 17th place at seven-over par (223). The top 20 finish is his third through four tournaments so far this season. Powers turned in a final round of four-over par, 76. Finishing a stroke behind Powers was sophomore Harrison Greenberry at eight-over par, 224, placing him in a tie for 22nd. Greenberry tied his season-best 54-hole total, which he set at the AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic. He scored a two-over par, 74 on the final day of play.
Junior David Snyder tied for 29th with a three-day total of 226 (+10). Snyder shot a two-over par, 74 during the final round. Freshman Stephen Stallings wrapped up his first collegiate tournament by tying for 33rd at 11-over par, 227. Stallings turned in a scorecard on his final 18 holes of six-over par, 78.
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort has played host to the 2007 Senior PGA and 2012 PGA Championships and is only the fourth course to host each of the PGA of America's major championships. Located on the eastern-most end of Kiawah Island, The Ocean Course has more seaside holes than any other course in the Northern Hemisphere.
Fans can follow the action with live scoring available at Golfstat.com. For more information on the University of Kentucky men's golf team visit UKathletics.com and follow on Twitter at @UKmensgolf. The Wildcats begin spring competition at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate in Mobile, Ala., from Feb. 17-18.
The Ocean Course
Kiawah Island, S.C. Oct. 27-29
Par: 72 (36-36)
Yardage: 7,080
Final Results
T3. Kentucky: 288-293-295=876 (+12)
4. Cody Martin: 70-68-73=211 (-5)
T12. Ben Stow: 72-76-72=220 (+4)
T17. Stephen Powers: 74-73-76=223 (+7)
T29. David Snyder: 73-79-74=226 (+10)
T33. Stephen Stallings: 73-76-78=227 (+11)
T22. *Harrison Greenberry: 73-77-74=224 (+8)


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The National Security Program and the Belfer Center are co-sponsors of a study group for American military affairs. Panelists include former Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis III, who is currently an IOP Fellow at Harvard; Kieran Ramsey, Asst. Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Counterterrorism Branch; LTC Richard G. Rollins, MA National Guard and former HKS National Security Fellow; a representative from the Mass. State Police, and a US Coast Guard representative. The panel will discuss the Boston Marathon Bombing Response, Collaboration, and Lessons Learned and the coordination and planning efforts between multiple Local, State, and Federal agencies prior to last year's Boston Marathon. Bring your questions for a lively discussion.


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If ObamaCare is such a great deal …
posted at 12:01 pm on December 18, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
… why aren't more states going for it? Investors Business Daily points out the apparent contradiction:
Under ObamaCare, states were supposed to agree to set up so-called insurance exchanges — which would act as a clearinghouse for government-approved health plans and distribute the insurance subsidies included in the law.
But just 18 states have agreed to build them. The rest — which include eight run by Democratic governors — are leaving it to the federal government to do the dirty work of setting up these massively complicated exchanges. That's a remarkable vote of no confidence on a central element of ObamaCare, and one that's caught the White House completely by surprise.
Which means the Obama administration now has to figure out how to run exchanges in 32 states — a task it is hardly prepared to take on, if it's capable of ever handling it at all.
Why should states play along? Setting up an exchange only means that states will have to spend the money to run them — which will cost tens of millions of dollars they don't have — and then suffer the blame when things inevitably go horribly wrong.
Meanwhile, nine states have said they won't expand Medicaid — and more may join them — which undermines the other leg of the ObamaCare stool that was supposed to provide coverage for another 32 million.
Maybe they know a bad deal when they see it. Partisan politics can't explain all of the reluctance, especially not with the Democratic governors who are balking at the plan. The unfunded liabilities in Medicaid expansion alone in the outer years have to be daunting, especially for states who already can't cover their current obligations.
A wise Congress would be asking this question, especially as part of the overall issue of entitlement liabilities, but don't hold your breath on that until 2015 at the earliest.


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St. John's, St. Joseph's, Penn State and North Carolina were the big winners this week.
April is about conference races. Who will qualify for the conference tournaments? Who is building a viable at-large resume? Who is playing themselves into the NIT?
The 2013 NCAA tournament will have eight AQs and eight at-large selections.
Much of the data I refer to in this article is formulated and compiled by Matt Glaude of Collegecrosse.com. I utilize his next-level stats for TV and print. The good ones tell a story. All stats are as of March 25 and do not include games this week.
1. Maryland — Niko Amato made 14 stops and Jesse Bernhardt scored twice in transition as the Terps won at Klockner in front of 5,000 fans on an ideal afternoon. Jay Carlson found the net three times, including a behind-the-back shot that ended up on ESPN's SportsCenter. Maryland's defense was buttoned-up in its individual match-ups and team slide packages, keeping Virginia shooters down the alleys and out of the paint. The Cavs shot just 7 of 40.
Maryland is No. 1 nationally in possession margin, averaging plus-8.43 in total possessions per game. Opponents get just 27.7 offensive possessions per game. The Terps are shooting 38% and opposing goalies are just saving at a 40.6% clip. The Terps visit Navy on Friday at 7 p.m. in Annapolis.
2. Denver — The Pios survived an Air Force upset attempt on Tuesday, winning 11-10 in overtime and then trounced Hobart 14-5 on Saturday.
Denver is shooting 38% with opposing goalies saving 38%. The Pios ride has been non-existent as opponents are clearing at 96% — DU runs its specialized personnel off. Denver faces Marquette on Friday and Bellarmine on Sunday.
3. Cornell — The Big Red took care of Siena 17-9 on Tuesday and crushed Dartmouth on Saturday.
Cornell is averaging 37 offensive possessions per game, which ranks No. 3 in the nation. They own the No. 5-ranked ride. The Big Red visit Harvard next.
4. Notre Dame — The Fighting Irish gave up 12 goals in a loss at Arlotta to St John's. A few weeks ago I questioned whether ND was improving during their string of one-goal victories, and we got an answer on Saturday...or was it the IL cover jinx?
ND offense is No. 28 in offensive efficiency. Goalie John Kemp is No. 38 in the country in save percentage at 53%: two stats that must improve if ND hopes to visit the Liberty Bell.
The Irish play Marquette on Tuesday at Loyola Academy in Wilmette, Ill., and Providence Sunday.
5. Duke — I got home from UVa in time to watch the entertaining last quarter of Duke's win at Harvard. The Blue Devils rallied late, never flinching in the face of an inspired Harvard effort.
Duke has benefited from Brendan Fowler's exceptional work facing off (team face-off percentage is No. 7) and Duke is No. 2 rated in offensive efficiency — using a possession based model.
Duke, beat Loyola and North Carolina, hosts High Point on Friday night.
6. North Carolina — At Kenan Stadium, 5,900 sun-drenched fans were treated to a high-level lacrosse game. There was no shortage of playmaking and action in this one. UNC fast-break goals made the difference.
Goalie Kieran Burke played extremely well. The Heels appeared as if they were tiring when JHU's John Greeley scored to give Hopkins the lead at 10-9, but Chad Tutton, Davey Emala and RG Keenan had more gas in the tank.
Carolina has shown remarkable improvement since its home loss to Duke, and both the players and coaching staff deserve credit. They have cleaned up their defense, and gotten contributions from some new faces on offense. The attack will always be a team strength — and their effort and hustle has become infectious to a team that has learned how to play hard for 60 minutes.
On Wednesday night on ESPNU, the Heels outscored Brown 18-12. Joey Sankey scored four goals, Jimmy Bitter had a six-point night and Marcus Holman had eight points. Carolina is 3-0 against the Ivy League.
The Heels are at Virginia on Saturday.
7. Loyola — The Hounds shut down Ohio State on the road. The return of midfielder Josh Hawkins has cemented their defense. He and the vastly underrated Pat Laconi form a tough tandem of shorties.
Loyola opponents are 17% with the extra-man. Opponents also have low assist totals — the Hounds are slow to slide and you must beat them off the dodge. Loyola is clearing at 93%.
Hounds entertain Fairfield on Saturday in Baltimore.
8. Syracuse — Kevin Rice scored three of his goals in the first half as the Orange built a 12-1 lead in a win over Canisius. The Orange is now 200-29 (.873) all-time at the Dome. SU shot 51.5%; 10 different players had a point.
The Orange tangle with Princeton next.
9. Princeton — The Tigers steam-rolled Brown 15-8 behind a 10-0 run in the middle of the game. Princeton was led by Jeff Froccaro's five points and his brother Jake had a hat trick.
Princeton is averaging 1.3 shots per possession, which ranked No. 2 in the country. Opponents are only saving at a 43% rate.
10. Bucknell — The Bison fell to Penn State on Tuesday but rebounded with a 16-9 decision over Holy Cross.
The Herd has the country's nastiest ride (opponents clear at just 75%) and now have wins over Cornell, Drexel and Albany. But what's concerning, opponents are shooting 29%.
Remaining dates include Army, Lehigh and Colgate plus the Patriot tourney.
11. St. John's — Coach Jason Miller did a terrific job of formulating a plan to attack the stingy Notre Dame defense. His squad had success in the 2012 Big East tournament and again on Saturday, they executed, short-circuiting the Arlotta Stadium scoreboard so that many were convinced didn't include double digits for the visiting team. Kevin Cernuto had seven points and Kieran McArdle had five points for the Red Storm (7-2). McArdle is averaging 6.3 points per game. Goalie Jeff Lowman made 13 stops.
12. Ohio State — The Buckeyes couldn't crack Loyola's defense, a group that is hesitant to slide.
Scarlet and Gray have good numbers on the extra-man (54%), face-offs (57%) and clearing (91%). Buckeyes play Hobart in Columbus next.
13. Penn State — The Nittany Lions had a productive week with wins over Bucknell and Villanova. Goalie Austin Kaut, after a slow start, is officially en fuego. In the five-game winning streak, the junior has a 4.44 goals-against average with a .763 save percentage. He's now No. 2 nationally in save percentage.
PSU ranks No. 5 in possession margin. Opponents are shooting just 22%.
14. Johns Hopkins — Hopkins will likely have to beat Maryland or Loyola, or both...while sweeping Albany, Navy and Army to make the NCAA Tournament. Right now their resume isn't top 8 at-large quality.
Transition defense and isolated individual defensive breakdowns cost Hopkins the UNC game. The Jays did compete, fight and scrap in what was a visibly impressive tilt between two talented teams. Can this defense cover Lyle Thompson and co.?
Hopkins' EMO is converting at a red-hot 55%. A strong face-off component has them averaging a nation-leading 40 offensive possessions per game, but they are just No. 24 in offensive efficiency, leaving some meat on the bone.
Blue Jays host Albany and the electrifying Thompsons on Friday at 7 p.m. on ESPNU.
15. Yale — The Bulldogs got a critical Ivy win 7-6 in overtime over Penn to improve to 1-2 in league play. A third league loss may have been catastrophic. Goalie Eric Natale made a save in sudden victory and Brandon Mangan fed Kirby Zdrill for the game-winner.
Yale is clearing at just 83%. They face-off at 62% and opponents are only averaging 28.7 offensive possessions (No. 3) per game.
Dartmouth is at Yale on April 6.
16. Penn — The Quakers lost to Yale falling to 5-3 and 1-2 in the Ivy. They struggled through a scoreless drought of over 38 minutes and only took 27 shots.
Penn is operating at a slow pace, averaging just 30.6 offensive possessions per game. They grind and churn, taking 1.28 shots per possession, many are possession shots by alley dodging midfielders Drew Belinsky, Isaac Bock and Zack Losco. Their emo has been sharp, converting at 43%.
The Quakers play Brown on Saturday.
17. Drexel — The Dragons smoked St. Joe's and snuck past Delaware this week. Drexel scored the first 14 of the game and went on to a convincing, 16-3 win against St. Joseph's at Vidas Field. They beat the Blue Hens, 11-10.
Drexel is 52% on extra-man. They have a high assist to goal ratio and are No. 4 in offensive efficiency.
Drexel travels to Penn State on Saturday.
18. Albany — The Great Danes beat Harvard, 16-7, on Tuesday, stopping at Target to buy some defense, which must have been on sale. The score was 21-8 on Saturday in a victory over Binghamton. Obviously, it was a two-for one sale.
Albany rates No. 1 in pace. They have a superb goals to assist ratio, and shoot 34%. Their attack, led by Lyle Thompson, makes plays that render stats useless. Lyle is averaging a mind-numbing 7.1 points per game. You can watch him live on Friday at 7 p.m. ESPNU.
19. Virginia — The Cavs shot 7 of 40, including 1 for their first 17, in a home loss to Maryland. The offense isn't generating quality chances — too often settling for weak-angled shots that goalies can gobble up. Their dodgers have been minimally invasive — and draw a nation's worst 6.96 EMOs per 100 possessions. Mark Cockerton is the only dodger who is getting to the dirt. Their defense and goalie Rhody Heller played well enough on Saturday to win.
Virginia has a tall task to qualify for the NCAA Tournament — games against UNC, Duke, in the ACC tournament (no AQ) and Bellarmine remain. They must finish .500 to be eligible.
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|one can check for a bent con rod using a test with a piece of solder bent at a right angle to see whether the solder compresses evenly when each piston is (manually) raised, details of how to do this test are in the service manual..(not the owners manual..) if the piston travel (and smash pattern on the solder pieces for each cylinder) is different between the 3 cylinders, that suggests a bent con rod as dabnis points out. if it's a bent con rod that would be important to know from a $$$ standpoint.
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Not even close to being an expert on anything but do have some years working on gas and diesel engines. The crank being hard to turn when only the #1 valve train operates is interesting, perhaps an out of tolerance camshaft, bent valve stem, seized valve guide, galled cam lobe or rocker arm? For starters a compression test on all cylinders should be done.
When things settle down when operating the de- compression lever on #1 leads me to think of the above valve issue(s) or perhaps a blown head gasket in the #1 area. Let us know what you find.
A compression test has been suggested a couple of times. Don't know if one was done, but it sounds like the head has already been taken off. If #1 piston doesn't come all the way up it is likely to be a bent rod.
|I just want to say to anyone that's having these sort of issues, do a compression check before you start monkeying around. At the very least you'll have a baseline to refer back too. Your dealing with some high pressures in a compression ignition engine(diesel) so your normal gas powered automotive tester is not going to work. Harbor freight has a rather inexpensive compression tester kit for diesels some will use the glow plug hole and some you'll have to pull the injector.
|Water can also get into the exhaust if you crank and crank and crank and the engine doesn't start. Exhaust pressure expels the cooling water, and if there is no exhaust pressure, and the engine is being spun for a long time by the starter (with the cooling water pump pumping as a result of that), water can flood into the engine.
Sounds like a badly bent connecting rod? Perhaps water got into the combustion chamber either through the exhaust manifold or a large leak from the head gasket or a cracked block or head? You might want to get a detailed estimate from the mechanic before attempting to re-use the existing engine. Don't know if Yanmar offers "short blocks", just the block and internal moving parts, but you might explore that possibility. Also while the engine is out you might want to inspect or remove the fuel tank or anything else that is hard to get at with the engine in place.
As you suggested, I did adjust valve clearances but did not see much difference. I did ask an engineer here to take a look after all. After careful examination (He pointed my valve adjustment was all bad), we found out that one piston head was a lot lower than others. We are planning to take the engine out to pontoon for further examination and repair. So this is becoming a semi-overhaul.
Because cost is major concern to me now, the engineer will fix the main problem and take care of parts in very bad condition (injector rebuild and replace oil pipe, mixing elbow and thermostat).
I will do minor maintenance, cleaning and have the engine repainted (in red).
My heart is hurt for the extra expenses and time, I am learning a lot at least and happy to finally be able to clean my engine room.
If there is anything I should know before the engine rebuild, please let me know.
|yj, the advice to check your valve clearances and adjust if needed is a good start. You already have the cover off, so you are ready to go. Do you have the Yanmar manual for your engine? Is your engine access on top of the engine enough to allow doing the clearance check and adjustment?
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I was hoping a real diesel person would be weighing in with more here. But have you actually checked your valve clearances, as someone else suggested? All you need is the right thickness feeler gauge, a spanner, and a screwdriver. I think all does usually look beautiful under the valve cover, but that doesn't tell you if they're adjusted correctly.
When things settle down when operating the de- compression lever on #1 leads me to think of the above valve issue(s) or perhaps a blown head gasket in the #1 area. Let us know what you find.
|I was hoping a real diesel person would be weighing in with more here. But have you actually checked your valve clearances, as someone else suggested? All you need is the right thickness feeler gauge, a spanner, and a screwdriver. I think all does usually look beautiful under the valve cover, but that doesn't tell you if they're adjusted correctly.
Today on the way back from a nice sailing, I felt a slight vibration when I raised engine rpm, I ignored. When I lowered RPM to approach the slip, engine stopped.
I opened valve cover, all just looked fine and beautiful to me. But when I rotate crank, it is extremely hard to rotate crankshaft only when cylinder 1 valves are moving. This hard to move crankshaft at some point has been always like this since I first tried it. Now I see it is related to cylinder 1.
This seems some kind of clue to me. I am not starting engine since then and can't now 'cause valve cover gasket is not reusable anymore.
Would anyone tell me where the problem seems to be? I'm praying problem can be solved by a simple parts replacement.
Thanks. Chun.
PS: one more thing, I once before tried to rotate crankshaft when I removed injectors from cylinder 1 and 2 and was same as above.
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Thousands of parents in the United Kingdom prefer educating their children at home, but the government is now concerned over what they allege are examples of child abuse. The prosecution and conviction of a foster mother who abused three children for years has outraged many government officials and sparked discussion about investigating the entire home schooling process. Clare Murton, of Action for Home Education, argues the investigation is a "clear incitement to hatred of home educators" while other supporters believe "it is an attack on our beliefs." Baroness Morgan, Children's Minister, insists "local authorities have a significant duty to ensure all children are receiving a suitable education" but she believes there may be need for an investigation.
Many home school supporters believe the real object is for the government to gain "educational control over parents." I am not an advocate or an opponent of home schooling. There are many arguments why parents should or should not be allowed to decide the education of children, but there is little evidence of widespread child abuse. Most probably child abuse is more prevalent among children attending schools than among home schoolers. The real issue is striking a balance between parental and societal rights concerning the education of children.


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The 3/16" plate is appropriate for the boxing plates, and boxing the whole frame can be done but is not mandatory.
What you might think about doing in your "C" notch is to weld in the "C", add a doubler plate over the "C" that welds to the top and bottom plate of the frame, and then box it in. The box really only needs to extend 10"-12" forward and rearward of the "C" if you are not fully boxing the frame. Typically the boxing plate will be long enough to catch a crossmember that can be used for an upper shock mount as well.
Any other boxing plates need only to be installed where you are adding a crossmember or where you are sectioning the frame. More than that is just a whole lot of work for very little structural gain and more weight. I would probably section the frame in the area that a crossmember will attach to just for additional strength.
Adding an "X" brace in the center of your frame adds much more torsional stiffness than lateral crossmembers alone, and they can be built to accept the rear transmission mount.
Happy welding,
|old trucke
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The frame is from 3/4 ton chevy pickup I am c notching rear boxing in wth 3/16plate . want to replace original cross members with sq. tube the frame measures 2 1/4" x 5" tall tapers of course smaller to rear of frame. Do I need to box entire frame ? Also I want to shorten 10 inch for shorter box, any thougts on that ??
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