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Park opted for a change in his early 20s and ventured out East for the hustle and bustle of New York City. Another move brought him to Los Angeles in 1999. There, he taught karate to earn some money while also focusing on mastering the guitar. He absorbed the sounds of John Lee Hooker and Sister Rosetta Tharp while adoring the beautiful chaos of the Pixies and the Smiths. Park had found himself a circle, a musical sphere that would inspire him to make music on a professional level, and he soon formed a bond with producer Dave Trumfio (Billy Bragg and Wilco, the Handsome Family). The two wrote, recorded, and mixed material for Park's debut album during the summer months of 2002. Alt-country singer/songwriter Tim Easton, pedal steel player Eric Heywood, and ex-Creeper Lagoon drummer Dave Kostiner joined them in the studio as Park honed a delicate and deeply reflective folk-tinged sound. Park tested his music on the live front as well, playing shows with the likes of Julia Fordham, Gomez, Beth Orton, and Richard Buckner. His self-released demo, The Basement Tapes, created a major buzz before the year's end, and Under the Unminding Skies followed in February 2003. Park has signed with Hollywood Records by this point, and the label released his folk-tinged studio debut, Loneliness Knows My Name, that same July.
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Take a break every Sunday to introduce your kids—and reintroduce yourselves—to mysteries inspired by the work of Edgar Allan Poe. The storytime is offered in conjunction with the exhibition "Edgar Allan Poe: Terror of the Soul." Don't worry, though: The storytime is more about fun than fright. Ages 3 and up.
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|End of January. Ahh when LA relocates to Utah for a week of foolishness.
Quick update: I took everyone's advice and booked a hotel in Sandy. I didn't think end of January was going to be a busy time but man a lot of hotels in the area were actually booked up! I also found out that Snowbird has a really good day care service so that's a plus. We still haven't decided if we want my daughter to take ski lessons or just hang out in day care while we hit the slopes. Man I tell you it was so much easier to travel when I was single but of course wouldn't trade the family for anything
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|Just got back home and read everyone's response. Thank you all so much for your advice, it's exactly what I was hoping for. Gonna start googling now.
|Been out a couple of times in the spring, and also stayed in Sandy. No worries.
|Stay in Sandy. I stayed there for super cheap a few years ago and hit PCMR, Canyons, Brighton and Solitude. Even stayed in Park City for dinner one night and drove back. Its super convenient and WAAAAAY cheaper.
Super 8 is super close to where my house is. It is a pretty nice area. If you do get farther West is becomes a shit hole. It really depends on your budget on where you can stay at. The Sandy area will be right at the bottom of LCC, but it will put you farther from PC. There are several other hotels in the area around my house. There is a bus stop right by the hotel if you wanted to go that route. There is a motel 6 extended stay which looks fairly nice on the outside
This is where we get in another issue. If you rent a car you will have more options than if you take the bus. The normal road conditions aren't bad in January. There will most likely be salt on the road, but very little ice if any at all. You would be fine with a 2 wheel drive car until you went up the canyons. At times the shut BCC and LCC to 4 wheel or chains only, and if a storm is bad they will restrict Parleys down as well. Parleys Canyon is how you get to PC from SLC.
As far as Gorgoza park is concerned, I do not know if any other place has tubing. If you really wanted to stay closer to PC then you might want to look at renting a car and staying in the Millcreek or Sugarhouse area. Both are right off of I-80 and are closer to PC. You will have to drive up and down Parleys each way but it isn't too bad of a drive.
Also the terrain in PC will be slightly more mellow and by your username I would recommend more mellow terrain. They will still have steeps, but aren't as steep overall as the other cottonwood resorts. If you wanted to still hit the cottonwood places the hotels in those two areas are not too far at all from them.
If you have any other questions let me know. Hope this novel helps a little bit.
I don't know a whole lot about hotels, but it seems that hotel is in midvale, which can be kind of gross. I'd rather stay closer to downtown, or maybe sandy/cottonwood area. I always find this map helpful http://i.imgur.com/Tnx8w.jpg
I'd wait for snowvols to chime in
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Hey everyone.
My wife and I were planning a trip to Park City. Unfortunately, the only week can go is the same week that the city is hosting some kind of festival so all the rooms are taken. Well there are some rooms available but they're going for $1000.00+/night and that just isn't in the budget for us right now.
From reading the forum I've seen people suggest this hotel Super 8 Salt Lake City Hotel and then drive or take the bus to the closer resorts.
I googled the distance from Park City to the hotel and it's about 45 minutes. I have never been to Utah period so I wouldn't mind hitting up the closer resorts but I would like to take my daughter and wife to Gorgoza park for the tubing and the kiddie park. Also, the skiing classes in Park City seems perfect for my daughter since she's only 3 soon to be 4.
So my main questions are:
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2. What are the normal road conditions around end of January? Should I rent a special vehicle or will a regular car/small SUV work?
3. Is there an alternative to Gorgoza park closer to the Super8?
Any feedback will be greatly appreciated or any other advice on how I could make the most of the trip would be great.
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In Norway, the there were calls for enhanced openness and respect (by our prime minister) after the terrible July 22 (2011) terrorist attacks (the terrorist also disrespected climate science). In this sense, the openness also means exposing all levels and all aspects of matters being disputed. As in sciences, it is important to elucidate the situation, and see if the arguments stand up to being critically scrutinized. This also means that all relevant information must be included – not just those which support one stand.
I think that the science community needs a louder voice in the society, and there is a need for bringing some of the science-related debates closer to true science. We need to explain the virtues of the scientific method, such as transparency, replication of past results, testing and evaluating the methods and conclusions. These virtues lead to the most credible answers.
For example, we need to focus on question like the following: Is the strategy adopted objective? Does it give robust results? Or do the result depend on the context in which the analysis was carried out? In other words, we need to question whether the conclusions are generally valid.
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I have a 226 in .40. Can anyone tell me where I can get a holster that allows the use of a light mounted 226. Any info would be huge. Thanks Jason
Here is a nylon combo, Right or left, belt or IWB for your Sig 226 (size #8). I don't know whether this is what you're looking for.
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Microsoft reported a 2.7 percent increase in overall revenue thanks to a small boost from Windows 8
Windows 8 didn't hit the ground running
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For the quarter ended December 31, 2012, Microsoft reported a 2.7 percent boost in revenue to $21.5 billion from $20.9 billion in the year-ago quarter. However, the Windows maker saw a 3.7 percent drop in profit to $6.38 billion (76 cents a share) from $6.62 billion (78 cents a share) one year ago.
Microsoft saw a revenue increase of 24 percent in its Windows division to $5.88 billion (or 11 percent when adjusted for early sales of Windows 8) for the second quarter, which was the first to include Windows 8.
Microsoft didn't offer sales figures for its first homemade tablet,
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"Our big, bold ambition to reimagine Windows as well as launch Surface and Windows Phone 8 has sparked growing enthusiasm with our customers and unprecedented opportunity and creativity with our partners and developers," said Steve Ballmer, CEO at Microsoft. "With new Windows devices, including Surface Pro, and the new Office on the horizon, we'll continue to drive excitement for the Windows ecosystem and deliver our software through devices and services people love and businesses need."
Windows 8, which was released in late October 2012, was met with plenty of criticism for its massive redesign. However, many PC makers (such as Dell) were hoping that it'd be the saving grace for the PC market, where hardware sales had been declining over the years as mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) exploded onto the scene.
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In today's financial earnings report for Q2, Microsoft also announced declines in its Entertainment and Devices division (including Xbox) of 11 percent to $3.77 billion and its Business division (including Microsoft Office) of 10 percent to $5.69 billion from a year earlier.
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Drop Rate is what I'm mainly discussing here, but I'll put a side note to discuss other things like Crit rate and what not.
I don't think I would. If a MMO completely removed RNG. It'll have to do multiple things to make up for it.
1. Harder content (Usually not "Hard" just increased hp and higher damage migration)
2. Bring in crafting which essentially means "grind"
3. Slow or pack character progression.
I for one, enjoy the diversity that RNG brings. You could usually look at someone wearing a rare set and Awe. Because you think he's dedicated or hardcore.
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Now Refining rate and crit rate being gone, would be indifferent to me. As I've played games without both of those and with. I guess Crit rate did make me enjoy it alittle more, so did Refining rate. But once it made too large of a different (League), I started to dislike it.Refining rate is nice sometimes, but things like Dragon sagas 19+ to 20+ only having a .15% chance, made me hate myself for investing so much time into the game.


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I apologize in advance for making a Nintendo-related shirt, but the idea came to me in part, a friend of mine said something that sparked it further, and I absolutely had to do it. I looked around for similar shirts and am hoping there isn't one in some dark corner of the internet like this because I couldn't find a one.
The Game Boy was brought to North America in '89 (the year I was born), though I didn't get a chance to play with one until about 8 years later. ;D
Obviously, I took some artistic liberties with...er, most everything, actually, but I'm hoping it's all right. If not, I tried!
Click here to for a bigger look!
Re: 1986
Still my favorite thing in 1986.
Re: 1968: Food Was Cheap
Thanks for making me reveal my age, woot! And my love for Big Macs. :/
Re: 1981
MS DOS debuted in 1981. I felt this design would be an appropriate choice.
According to Wikipedia:
July 21, 1981 – Tohui The Panda is born in Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico City, the first panda to ever be born and survive in captivity outside of China.
Okay, I simply HAVE to have this shirt...
Re: 1980
1980, the awesome year when Pacman was released in Japan and The Empire Strikes Back movie came out.
Story: Blinky asks his new ghost friends to help him against the evil Pac-Man, who already ate 3 of his defenseless buddies. Now the ghosts will Strike Back...
Re: 1977 - Dark Side
"1977 - Dark Side"
A mash up of Apple and the Death Star. Since Star Wars came out in theaters and Apple was incorporated in the year 1977...
Edited for more clarity.
Re: 1983
A little extra cranial protection would be good for those guys.
Re: 1974
In 1974, "Lucy," a 3.2 million-year-old female hominid of the species Australopithecus afarensis, was discovered by scientists in Ethiopia's Afar Depression... but I don't think this the Lucy they found or was it?
Re: 1977 - Light Side
"1977 - Light Side"
A mash up of R2D2 from Star Wars and the Apple II series computer. Since Both Star Wars and Apple came out in the year 1977.
Re: 1979
Asteroids arcade game
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
ahh nostalgia
Re: 1971 - Fuzzy Warbles
Based on the 1971 classic A Clockwork Orange and my favorite quote "What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited."
I figured it would be nice to have a Clockwork Orange shirt that wasn't focused on Alex or milk...
Re: 1990
Shockingly, I was born in 1990. That year we found "Sue" the most preserved T-rex skeleton to date.
We were also introduced to Mario's trusty steed, in Super Mario World!
Re: 1981 - The year of the Donkey
Donkey Kong originally was released in the year of my birth, 1981. This design is an homage to the classic game.
Re: 1985: Year of the Plumber
In 1985 Nintendo released the original NES Mario game to North America. Praise was heaped by many and the best plumber of 1985 was quickly crowned.
I love this!
The first shorts of The Simpsons became a part of The Tracey Ullman Show on April 19, 1987. Later, in 1989 we had the first episodes of one of the most amazing series that have ever existed!:D:D:D
Re: 1993
In 1993, leather jackets, flannel shirts, and Converse shoes were especially popular. Also, that's when the movie Jurassic Park came out.
My first entry in a while. Any comments, compliments or complaints are appreciated.
I would just like to say the year of my birth was just about the beginning of the best video games ever created.
Indiana Jones made his debut in the summer of 1981, and suddenly an underused farm implement attains pop culture status.
Re: 1982
It's 1982 and YES the Times Magazine "Man of the Year" was the COMPUTER!!
Re: 1974: It's Alive!
I.....there's no words...I must have this. RIGHT NOWWWW!!!! Im so glad you picked this one with the little front teefs, yaaaay!
+++++++++++1111111! Go Walmazan!
1974: It's alive!
A lot of cool thinks happen during the 19974, my Mom was the winner at that year!
One of the blockbusters during 1974 was the young frankenstein, plus the Ball and wheel mouse was patented.
I hope you like it!
DianaSprinkle wrote:"1977 - Dark Side"
A mash up of Apple and the Death Star. Since Both Star Wars and Apple came out in the year 1977...
Brilliant, especially in light of Apple's recent human rights violation accusations.
Re: 1985 - Snack Break
1985 - Nintendo releases Super Mario Bros. on September 13, 1985, which eventually sells 40 million copies making it the best-selling video game of all time until 2008.
So wearable and awesome! +1
Re: 1989: It's a Boy
should be on the stomach :P
Re: 1984, a year of epic movies
Gremlins, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Terminator and the Karate Kid...its like an all-star line up of epic.
Might want to resubmit without the "Vote!" on your thumbnail. That's against the rules nowadays and they could reject you for it.
BrettWalking wrote:should be on the stomach :P
I thought about that and tried it out. In the end I thought it looked better higher up. :T
Re: 1968: The Original Apple
1968: The Beatles founded Apple Records, long before Steve Jobs dreamed of apple PC's.
For those of you haven't - check out the original Muppet Movie - from 1979!
curli76 wrote:Brilliant, especially in light of Apple's recent human rights violation accusations.
Agreed. Topical AND subversive? Count me in.
walmazan wrote:1974:
my Mom was the winner at that year!
That's cheeky ^
Awesome mash-up of mouse+ Frankenstein's monster.
neyfam2000 wrote:Woot!--going from "Deal-a-day" to "Site-a-day"
Re: 1986: An ASCII Odyessy
Stupid dsylxia - the title should actually be 1968....
1968: LBJ Mandates that all government computers must support ASCII.
1968: 2001: A Space Odyssey is released
It's 1982 and Khan is a bastard.
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Jack Kornfield is a Buddhist teacher and meditation master on internationally renown and a cofounder of the Insight Meditation Society and of Spirit Rock Center in northern California. A former Buddhist monk, he holds a PhD in clinical psychology. His books include A Path with Heart, Buddha's Little Instruction Book, and After the Ecstasy.


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All right so i went to go order some more paint as I have about a jar and a half left and always like to have supply on hand when I encountered this
So what other colors are others using to replace this??? I am going to head to the hobby shop today to see whats there but their selection is always limited.
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Before you do anything else, watch pros in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm33Z_2sZj8
Regional Resources
AYSO Region 76 U-12 Coaching Course - 2016 (also available in pdf format).
U10 Coaching Guide: See is as a slide show online or download it as a PowerPoint show or in pdf format.
Online Guide for Coaches (Microsoft Word)
Schedule free practice session with Serie A coaches or have a member of the Coaching Commission mentor you at a game: Contact Ji Lee and Jeff Gross (email@example.com).
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U10 Coaching Guide: See is as a slide show online or download it as a PowerPoint show or in pdf format.
Online Guide for Coaches (Microsoft Word)
Check out Youth Coaching Drills from former coach administrator Michael Sun and Coaching Cards by Michael Karlin - 13 pages which can be cut out and pasted on to 4 x 6 index cards - everything you need to run practices from U12 on up
Coaching Kicking - a series of six You Tube videos by Michael Karlin that teaches coaches how to teach young players to kick a soccer ball.
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Check out www.aysohelp.org and click on Training Games
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Watch some skills training videos (Coerver's are expensive but the best) - more information can be found at http://www.playgreatsoccer.com
We like www.soccerclinics.com and www.grassrootscoaching.com because of the animated diagrams - but there are subscription fees
www.soccerxpert.com has lots of free drills.
Laws of the Game http://www.ussoccer.com/Referees/Laws-of-the-Game.aspx


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It seems rather obvious (at least to me) that our 'melting pot' has had to endure all kinds of changes that came from ideologies that were not 'American' ideologies at the time.
Seems to me that idiots who can't come up with an intelligent reply have a normal routine of calling the other side names like bigot and racist. Seems to be proven more every day.PS. Their were no names mentioned in the above posts, and there were no names mentioned in this post, so therefore no member has been called any name.
.the problem is that the _same_ document (constitution) that we now look to to justify our view that 'all men are created equal' was used by the great men (I'm not being sarcastic...the founding fathers were great by any measure) to justify owning the children of people they owned...just because they were born.
You must be kidding, right? Please don't force me to provide a lesson in historical fact (my fingers get tired too, ya know)).
Some might still proclaim the old adage "cotton is king" but in reality cotton would have kept most southerns at the time, paupers without the slave LABOR used to create the WEALTH for the Plantation owners.
there is nothing in the constitution that addresses slavery one way or the other.
It remains a great document and a great tool, but because the meaning of words has changed (and will continue to change), we cannot rely on it as 'ideology' in the way you have tried to, at least in my opinion.
It wasn't written in stone. There are prescribed methods of changing it. Not one of the prescribed methods is legislative,judicial or via executive fiat.And it has been changed several times. Through the proper methods.This seems to be lost on the modern day politicians. Having executive agencies(EPA,NSA, DOE,IRS ,to name a few ) writing law is very questionable to say the least.


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The Bush year of confusion and incompetence is now concluding with the disaster that is looming in Pakistan and the growing realization among many European Union nations that war in Afghanistan is reaching a dead end. Israel and the Palestinians struggle to find the where-with-all to create a peace process out of the confusion that was Annapolis and there is considerable doubt anything of importance will emerge in the early months of the new year. The only certainty one can make about the debacle that has been gradually building among members of the Bush administration is that something will be changing in the coming months.
Several months ago Rudy Giuliani burst on the scene with high expectations that simply relying on what Senator Joe Biden terms the famous message of the former New York mayor — "a noun, a verb, and 9/11″ would serve to catapult him into the presidency. After several months one can see the fatigue in Rudy's face as people grow bored and learn more about him, all of which only serves to lower his poll ratings. Mitt Romney has become a joke because he will change his mind if a voter asks him to do so. Fred Thompson makes everyone go to sleep and poor John McCain struggles to get a word in that impacts upon people. Is the Huckabee horse which is surging to the front the change that America seeks? Or is it the nineteenth century message of Ron Paul that allows free reign to "individuals" and we can resurrect the old Robber Baron mentality that once made certain workers had no rights and minorities knew their place– at the rear of the bus?
Or, is the change coming from Hillary or Barack or John who basically argue the same ideas although they each have an individual wrapping for the present to America? It appears Hillary lacks the human quality which enabled men like Ronald Reagan to resonate with large sectors of the American population whose economic lives would be damaged by the former actor's election? Perhaps, neophyte Barack Obama will be the voice of change since he does connect with large portions of the population, and with the good lord's help by Pastor Oprah, he might yet gain the nomination.
Fast forward to January, 2009, and we know that a change will begin in America. Hopefully, the change will witness the end of dysfunctional Middle Eastern policies and a decision to initiate new policies in Afghanistan that would lead to some sort of resolution of what is now a quagmire of bewilderment. Iraq is still with us and will be with us in January, 2009, the only question is which Iraq. Iran stands on the periphery of the Middle East and a question is whether or not a new American president can reach out through the fog of rhetoric on both sides and enter into genuine negotiation with that nation in order to help stabilize the region. A new president will have to be firm and resolute in making both Israel and Palestinians agree to compromise and stand down from some of their rhetoric in order to attain peace.
We hope the times they are a'changing because the present stagnation is maintaining the world as is rather than forging a new world in which issues are addressed and some form of compromise is attained. The famous Bob Dylan song of the 1960s insisted the old had to get out of the way of the young because the times they were a'changing. If that is the message, then Barack Obama appears to be the voice of the current times that will be changing.


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Hello, all I have been on here asking about mud motors sense I was moving to utah. Well here it goes my name is Dion I'm 28 i just relocated here from Washington state duckin is my life, with that been said I know it's tuff to Find a good group of guys to hunt with and it's very hard to have a new guy to a group of waterfowlers, I have a great group of friends I hunt with back home but I'm not home anymore. I have only been here a week and I have been checking out a few areas. didn't know utah had this much marsh! So here is me trying to impress (jk) I have a new mud buddy sport v 50 on a excel f4, truck, dogs, and more Deeks then enough! I also currently pro staff for aero outdoors, they make drop zone geese decoys and the full curl duck decoys. So with all that being said I guess I need a local duck hunter to not just so me the ropes and spots but too hunt with!
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I have a beretta pintail es100 and the link coming off the backside of the bolt assembly is broken. I can't find the link itself just a complete bolt assembly from Midwest anyone know of any interchange, it looks like a benelli sl80 link will interchange?
Its number 38 on the drawing but is sold out.
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufactur ... results=50
I've also attached a photo of the broken link. It goes back together with what appears to be perfect alignment, what about jb weld epoxy?
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Jack Wilshere believes Arsenal can get the right result at Chelsea on Sunday if they stay on the front foot.
Arsène Wenger's side won 5-3 in a dramatic match at Stamford Bridge last season and Wilshere says he and his team-mates will take heart from that result.
The England international goes into the London derby on the back of a matchwinning display in the FA Cup against Swansea City and he wants to see another positive performance from the Gunners.
"Chelsea is a big game," he said. "They had a tough game on Wednesday night as well so we have to recover and get up for Sunday.
"We won there last year so we know we can do it. We have to take our game to them. We have to play our football. We know they've got great players and individual players who can change the game, but I think we have as well, so we'll have to be confident going there.
"I think Chelsea don't like playing against us. We play football and they play football as well, so if we can take the game to them and get in behind them, with Theo's pace and Santi in the holes, we can do well.
"We know they're a great team. We just have to concentrate on ourselves and take the game to them."
A win would leave Arsenal five points adrift of Chelsea with a game in hand. Wilshere knows it's vital not to fall further behind in the race for Champions League places.
"I think every game's massive," he said. "We dropped points at the weekend and I think we were five undefeated so it was disappointing to go down to 10 men on Sunday [against Manchester City].
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|I will do that here in a few KC. I was checking the timing when A buddy here at work said there was a puddle under the car. I turned the car off and looked and Now I am leaking tranny fluid from the cooler line. i just replaced it a few weeks ago. Some how it has a pin hole in it So I will be tackling that tomorrow. But I will def do what you are saying and check the valve lash on all the cylinders not just the one. Thanks for the help. I am hoping that all these issues will go away soon. Well at least for a short period of time. LOL I need a mental break as well as my pocket book
that could well be your miss right there.
you need to set that rocker correctly.
get that cylinder to TDC _COMPRESSION_ stroke. (put your thumb over the sparkplug hole, you'll feel the compression stroke start)
then if you can't see into the spark plug hole, I find a screwdriver works well to put in the hole, and turn the engine BY HAND.. dont' bump it with the starter if you have something inside the cylinder! once the piston is at the top..
loosen the rocker nut until you can move the pushrod up and down between the lifter and the rocker.
then slowly tighten the nut back down until you can only just barely move the rod up and down. now twirl the rod back and forth between your fingers while you continue to tighten the nut. as soon as you feel any resistance at all, stop. now add 1/2 turn to the rocker and you are done.
|No I didnt check the valve lash. i jsut tightened it down enough so it felt the same as the others. But I am going to check the valve lash and make sure they are all good. A mist of all this jsut saw a tranny leak under the car. GOOD TIMES LOL
did you follow the correct procedure for setting valve lash? or did you just crank it down as far as it would go?
or 3
A rocker arm stud could be pulling out. If he doesn't have screw in studs.
|I am sorry my posts are confusing. i have been just as confused as anything else overdrive. it seems like I am constantly coming across something new that seems like it might be an issue. But I have 4 days off this week. So I am going to rent the compression tester adn be doing that. I did get a chance to get underneath the car yesterday for a bit. found the motor mounts were bad. i bought some replacements. got them installed but the damn passenger-side bolt won't line up to save my life. So I will be elbow deep into it Thursday. So I will definitely do what you suggested. I will check the valves as well. As far as I know they had never been touched other than the one that I found loose and I just tightened it down so I wouldn't damage it or the push-rod. So I will check the lash on them. So again sorry it seemed very confusing. It just gets to a point that what you initially find as the problem and fix it. Just doesn't help out at all. I just think it is time to buy a built 383 from Engine factory adn call it a day LOL
two things can cause a rocker to become loose.
a) wear.
b) the nut backed off.
a is much more common, usually the cam lobe going away.. but occasionally those lock nuts can back themselves off and you just need to replace the nut and re-lash it.
if the cam lobe is going away, the valve won't open as much. to accurately check the cam lobes, you need to set up a dial indicator and measure all of the rockers. if you know the cam specs, compare your measured numbers to that, if you don't, the numbers should all be within a close tolerance of each other (I think about 10% is normal) remember that intake and exhaust lift numbers can be different...
I suggested you adjust the pre-load on the lifters because it sounded to me you either didn't do it right or might have messed up the adjustment by just tightening one or more down.
Now you are saying an intake valve is not closing?? That is a serious problem.
You are a bit confusing in your posts.
Step back, take a deep breath. Do the following if you want us to help you. Do not skip any step.
1. Adjust the lifter pre-load to 1/2 turn from zero-lash, COLD.
2. Warm up engine, that means till the engine is at normal operating temp.
3. Pull all spark plugs.
4. Prop the throttle wide open. Do not open wide for each one.
5. Pull the coil wire off the distributor and the coil.
5a. If HEI equiped, disconnect the large red or pink wire going to the HEI terminal.
6. Connect new compression tester to a cylinder to test. Start at #1.
7. Crank engine with starter till the gauge on tester quits increasing.
8. Write down reading on a piece of paper numbered 1-8.
9. Repeat steps 6-8 till you have tested all 8 cylinders.
10. Post your results so we can maybe help you further.
If you can't accomplish #1 then there is not much need to check compression.
When you are finished adjusting the lifters, look at the amount of threads sticking above the adjusting nut. If all nuts are the same, and no stud has pulled out of the head, and the cam lobes are OK, and there is nothing else broken or bent, there should be about the same number of threads above all adjusting nuts. If not, find out why not.
bad gas (old gas) can stick valves open. Especially on the intake valves.
Old gas gets sticky and stinky with age and gums up the valve guides and sticks the valves.
if the valves are sticking in one place, then that also tends to eat cams due to the extreme force on the lifter that is trying to move the stuck valve.
I have seen valve seats fall out which get trapped and hold the valve open.
but a cam lobe only can push, not pull (opposite of a rope).
compression test will show the dead cylinders. autozone rents tools for free (they give you the money back when you return the tool)
|With intake off its easy to check the condition of the cam and lifters. Cam failure is so common in older cars when running modern oils that it is often the first thing that comes to mind with symptoms like yours.
|Ok so here is a question i was pondering today at work. I know I had been told a possible bad lobe on my cam could cause the issue I have with my car. however, when I had the intake off and watching the valves open and close. They all did just that. the intake fully opened and just don't seem to close. So that would rule out a bad cam right? second It was mentioned to adjust the valve and make sure they are zero backlash. I read up on it. looks simple. But the question I have at this point. If i never had a issue up until recently, wouldn't the rocker be loose when the valve is closed? Not holding it open. A nut doesn't tighten itself down on a spring loaded valve. I am going to buy a compression gauge tomorrow morning and test the compression. but I wanted to get someones opinion on it before I start messing with the valves. There is one I know for a fact came loose and that was on the #4 cylinder intake valve. i just tightened it down to stop the slapping it was doing. So that I will adjust properly. but can someone answer the other questions I have please.
Thanks overdriv. i am going to try that this weekend. doesnt look tough at all. Most of everything I have learned so far has been hands on. So again thanks. I am hoping that helps some. Only because I dont want to start learning how to install a new cam yet haha. I was hoping to do that when I find another engine. i have always wanted to build one from the ground up to put in my camaro. It is looking like I might be doing that sooner than later.
but i do have anotehr question. I have read a few places about the popping also being linked to a lean condition or retarded timing. i know the timing isnt retarded. But as for running lean. Well that I am unsure of. I know it has plenty of fuel flow. Is there a way to find out if it is running too lean?
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Perhaps while sleeping during the campaign some have awoken to the tune of "the times they are (finally) a-changin" (sorry, couldn't help myself after holding my tongue so long ;)) and have hopefully realized that ticking off half the Country doesn't serve the interests of the elite any longer....This election says much more than the first time around. To deny its meaning simply allows for the continuation of denial that convinced the Republicans they were going to win in a landslide (because Gingrich said so :roll:) and going down that road w/out some 'honest' soul searching will finally result in their own downfall.
So, Keith, I'm sure you won't become one of the "takers" and cash your SS checks or use Medicare when you retire. And I bet you didn't cash the checks that Bush mailed out back in the day.
If some feel victimized by the 47% that earn to little to contribute, PERHAPS you may want to start convincing all the so-called job creators to begin paying their slaves more so everyone can then earn enough to pay into the system we love to hate
PERHAPS we should treat 'all' income the same. Now there's a novel idea. It is the same after all, whether its 'earned wages from labor' (previously not taxed) or 'unearned' by profits, dividends or inheritance (where the largest share of wealth comes from
Of course the well-off don't want to hear that and they don't want us to either.
I really love the new election ambiance! Billy clubs and intimidation are fine if you are the right people. 59 precincts in Cleveland cast not one vote for Romney, BUT a 99% turnout?? Stalin couldn't do that well. But you folks in Floriday who can vote 108% of the registered voters are truely==well Progressive! Yeah it is a fine mandate for Bathhouse Barry.
Yeah as usual kathyp fare; she always reminds me of the old "pot calling the kettle black" saying and fails time after time, to look into her own mirror (or her heroes). I know its hard but its not like she doesn't know how


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It's true. 3D printers will be available in FIRST Choice. See the information below from Kate and Collin, our Kit of Parts team:
Hopefully you're all aware that FIRST Choice opens up for window shopping this Monday, 11/25! Our objective is to fortify the FIRST Choice inventory more and more every year so that it adds value to Teams in ways we never could have with the Kickoff Kit model of distribution alone.
This year, we're very excited to announce that an impressive group of representatives from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the Department of Energy's Advanced Manufacturing Office, America Makes (formerly NAMII), MakerBot, TNFIRST, 3D Systems, and MakerGear have stepped up to get more than 400 3D printers available to teams via FIRST Choice. There will be 3D Printer kits as well as turn-key printers. You'll have to wait for the window shopping to get further details about the makes, models, specs, exact inventory levels, etc.
The "street price" of these printers far exceeds the value of other items in FIRST Choice. For that reason, we're going to treat the logistics of assigning them to Teams differently.
First, you should know that the credit value for the printers will be set at the total number of credits issued for both the first and second rounds of credit distribution, 150 credits on December 14th and 450 credits at Kickoff respectively. This means that if you get a printer, you forfeit anything else in FIRST Choice. Second, the determination of who gets a printer will not be a straight-up first-come-first-serve process. Here's the plan…
- December 14th, noon Eastern: FIRST Choice will open to take orders. If a team selects a 3D printer, they'll be required to indicate their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice selections for printers. All of their credits will be consumed and they will be put in the 3D Printer lottery.
- December 16th, 8am Eastern: The lottery model expires, and we will pull the report of teams that opted for printers.
- If demand > inventory, then we will randomly select the teams that will be sent the printers (applying preferences as much as possible). For teams that didn't get selected via the lottery, their credits will be re-granted at noon, Eastern, on 12/16, and they will once again be eligible to receive the second round of credit distribution at Kickoff.
- If demand ≤ inventory, everyone who selected the printer will be sent a printer (applying preferences as much as possible), and any remaining printers will remain in FIRST Choice.
- If demand << inventory, everyone who selected the printer will be sent a printer (applying preferences as much as possible), and any remaining printers will remain in FIRST Choice. If inventory continues to remain, we may consider decreasing the number of credits required at Kickoff. In this case, teams who had already selected printers will be reimbursed the credit difference.
- Please note that for all scenarios above, Teams may not get their… well… first choice.
This process is being adopted for the printers because we hope for high demand and we want to mitigate the frantic grab at printers and frustration for those who may click 3 milliseconds late (or they're located slightly farther away than the next Team).
Another way to think about it? You're offering all your credits for 48 hours, as collateral, to get a 3D printer lottery ticket in a lottery where the odds are unknown (because they're dependent on how many other teams actually decide they also want a printer). If you get a printer, your credits are gone (and you will not be issued additional credits at Kickoff). If you don't get a printer, your credits are returned.
One last note... Because the 3D Systems and MakerGear printers were funded with government money, there is an added requirement that the Team number, name, address, contact name, contact phone number, and contact email will be shared by FIRST with TNFIRST, the group that kindly assumed the responsibility inherent in the funding.
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Junior attacker Tori Quinn recorded her 100th career goal and head coach Scott Teeter earned his 100th win in the Griffs' 18-8 win over Manhattan on Saturday.
Quinn's milestone goal put he Griffs' up 10-2 in the game. She would later add two more and an assist in the Griffs' win.
"I'm very happy with the way we came to play today," said head coach Scott Teeter. "We've been talking about getting off to a fast start and to jump out to an eight goal lead right away was great today. I also have to congratulate Tori Quinn on her great accomplishment of 100 goals."
Quinn became the eighth player in program history to score 100 goals and the second-fastest to do so in program history in just 51 games.
Sophomore attacker Taylor Giglio led the way for the Griffs offensively, notching four goals and three assists in a seven-point effort.
Senior midfielder Maria Kotas added two goals and sophomore midfielder Ashley Bull scored also scored twice, while junior attackers Meghan Cuddy, Whitley Perry and Caroline Ogden, junior midfielders Tori Greco and Brenna Murray and freshmen midfielders Ashley Heisler and Rachel Toole each added a goal to round out the Griffs' scoring.
The Griffs jumped out to an 8-0 lead in just over 12 minutes of play and never looked back in the contest, taking an 11-2 lead into the break.
Manhattan scored twice coming out of the locker room to cut the Griffs' lead to six, but that was the closest the Jaspers would get, as Canisius would use a 7-2 run to put the Griffs up 12 with under two to go.
Donna Jo DiNorcia scored the game's final two goals for the Jaspers as part of her three goals on the afternoon, which tied her with Kelsey Rehain for the team-high.
To go along with Quinn's milestone reaching day offensively, the junior also set a pair of new career-highs defensively with four caused turnovers and six ground balls. Sophomore defender Sami Franco also set a new career-high with three caused turnovers as well.
Kotas led the way for Canisius on the draw, winning four. The Griffs won the restart battle 18-9, marking the third-straight game the Griffs have won that stat category.
Junior goaltender Kayla Scully played the first half in net for Canisius, making five saves on seven shots and earning the win. Sophomore Claudia Coleates played the second half in goal, making a pair of saves.
The Griffs moved to 8-5 overall and 4-1 in MAAC play with the win. They'll return to action on Saturday, April 19, with first draw scheduled for 11 a.m.
GAME NOTES: Teeter moved to 100-100 in his career with the win… The coach started his career 0-22 after taking over one of the nation's worst programs and has since erased the deficit to move to .500 for the first time in his career… Quinn's 51 games to reach the 100-goal plateau is the second-fastest in program history behind Whitney Card's 18 games… The Griffs have now scored 18 or more goals in six games this season – the most times Canisius has hit that mark in school history.


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I have visited this yacht several times over the last few months and recently surveyed her. Attached are my recent photos. She can be sailed "as is" anywhere in the Caribbean or US Eastern seaboard. A modest recomissioning and refit budget will make for a very comfortable family cruiser or charter yacht. Please contact Alexis de Boucaud to get more detailed information on the history and condition of this yacht.
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Votto grounds out to 1st. 0-0 mid 1st.
Votto grounds out to 1st. 0-0 mid 1st.
What was wrong with the 1st 2 pitches? Looked very hittable...
Costanza grounds out to 2nd
Simmons strikes out swinging on a high 95 MPH fastball
Chris Johnson hitting 3rd? A real Sunday special by Atlanta.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Johnson flies out to the track in center. 0-0 after 1.
Phillips grounds out to short
Bruce singles to right
Frazier is hit by the pitch. 1st and 2nd.
Hit him in a bad spot on the wrist.
i heard his f bomb here in chicago
Cozart flies out to right. Bruce to 3rd. 1st and 3rd.
If Rocco gets on base by a walk pinch hit for the pitcher
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
Mesoraco strikes out swinging. 0-0 mid 2nd.
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Indian Peaks (CO) > Paiute Peak > Climber's Log
Paiute Peak Climber's Log
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|w/ Audubon
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2014
|up Audobon SE ridge and over to Paiute
|Posted May 5, 2016 4:16 pm
|Audubon Traverse
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2015
|Fun traverse
|Posted Aug 17, 2015 8:25 pm
|Audubon to Paiute to Toll traverse
|Posted Nov 1, 2013 8:09 am
|Twofer (Audubon to Paiute Peak)
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2012
|Audubon to Paiute Peak traverse took only 35 minutes.
|Posted Aug 2, 2012 12:01 pm
|From Mount Audubon
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2012
|I got Audubon first, then headed over to Paiute. The traverse took about an hour: I got to Paiute around 9:30. Then I headed back the way I came. There were some dark clouds building as I got back to Audubon, but in the end it didn't rain. I passed quite a few hikers on the way back, only 2 others went to Paiute. I got back to the parking lot around 12:30.
|Posted Jul 6, 2012 2:23 pm
|SE Face Ski Descent
Date Climbed: May 30, 2012
|Blew off work this morning and did my annual IPW birthday outing. Best corn of the year (2012 was a very dry winter).
|Posted Jun 9, 2012 8:27 pm
|Solo sojourn
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2007
|From Audubon.
|Posted May 29, 2012 4:06 pm
|West Ridge from Blue Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2011
|Solo jaunt up the west ridge before work. Enjoyed sunrise from the summit. My 2nd to last Colorado 13er.
|Posted Sep 25, 2011 5:22 pm
|just passing by
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2010
|Traversed from Mt. Audubon. Descended to west of the Continental Divide. Passed over the summit during a three week backpacking tour of the Continental Divide.
|Posted Dec 18, 2010 10:51 pm
|From Blue Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2010
|Summited from Blue Lake, nice day in Indian Peaks.
|Posted Sep 12, 2010 6:29 pm
|with Audubon
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2010
|great hike
|Posted Aug 29, 2010 12:19 pm
|loop with Audubon
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2010
|descended the SW ridge past Blue Lake
|Posted Jul 27, 2010 1:14 am
|traditional 4th of July climb
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2006
|The views of Mt. Toll were terrific from this mountain, and I decided to add Toll to my future climb list.
|Posted Sep 30, 2009 1:39 pm
|East ridge from Audubon
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2009
|Came up the fun east ridge from Audubon, which can be kept at class 2+ if you skirt a few minor bumps on the ridge. Solid class 3 climbing on the ridge. Continued on to Toll and Pawnee in a minor snowstorm.
|Posted Sep 14, 2009 11:59 pm
|Foxy Long Bottoms
|SE Rib Direct
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2009
|Stayed on the top of rib, which is why I called out route SE Rib Direct, as opposed to traversing around on dirt slopes.
|Posted Sep 14, 2009 1:46 pm
|beautiful weather
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2009
|Enjoyed lovely, near calm conditions as traversed from Audubon. Descent of south face was rough - snow was much steeper than it appeared from above. Had to face the slope and kick steps in as descended with the benefit of my ice axe.
|Posted Jul 19, 2009 1:21 pm
|Larry V
|Blue Lake loop
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2009
|Climbed Audubon via southeast ridge, then over to Paiute, and then down Paiute's steep south face past the incomparable Blue Lake and five other lakes. All with my daughter... a supreme day in the mountains.
|Posted Jul 19, 2009 9:38 am
|Audubon, Paiute Traverse
Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2009
|Standard route up Audubon and ridge traverse to Paiute with a great class 3 decent to Blue Lake. A fantastic loop on the perfect day!! Soloed.
|Posted Jun 29, 2009 7:18 pm
|Audubon-Paiute Traverse
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2008
|Solo climb.
|Posted Mar 18, 2009 2:08 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2008
|Hiked the standard route to Audubon, then took the ridge to Paiute and back.
|Posted Feb 2, 2009 2:52 pm


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Jermaine Pennant
He was once the youngest Gunner to ever play for Arsenal and he scored a hat-trick on his full Premier League debut. But Jermaine Pennant's promise didn't turn him into the star player many expected him to be for the Club.
|Jermaine Pennant
|Arsenal Career
|1999 - 2005
|26 (12 starts, 14 as a sub)
Why he never really made it at Arsenal is open to debate. His pace and talent could make him thrilling to watch, yet he could not break into a team which at the time boasted the right-sided talent of Freddie Ljungberg.
Despite that, Pennant has made over 200 career appearances and most of those have been in the Premier League.
He joined Arsenal in 1999 from Notts County and that November he made his senior debut for Wenger's side. Aged 16 years and 319 days, his substitute appearance against Middlesbrough in the League Cup made him the youngest player ever to wear the Arsenal shirt until Cesc Fabregas came along.
After helping the Gunners claim back-to-back FA Youth Cup titles in 2000 and 2001, Pennant joined Watford on loan in January 2002.
Nine games later he returned to Arsenal and featured in the 4-1 win over Bayern Leverkusen in the Champions League, his second appearance in the competition. The following campaign he again went on loan to Watford, this time spending three months with the Hornets.
Then came what appeared to be his major breakthrough. Pennant started the Premier League game at home to Southampton in May 2003 - just days before the same teams would meet in the FA Cup Final. He tore the Saints to shreds, netting a first-half hat-trick to match Robert Pires' treble in the same match.
But despite taking home the match ball after that 6-1 win, Pennant never again scaled those heights with Arsenal.
In August 2003 he began a season-long loan with Leeds United, making 34 starts which included two against Arsenal.
The first half of the 2004/05 season saw him regularly feature in Wenger's Premier League team but in January of that term he moved on loan to Birmingham City, who signed him on a permanent deal that summer.
We all have to have the same memory - a hat-trick on his Premier League debut against Southampton. He was totally amazing that day and seemed destined to be a firm fans' favourite. Unfortunately it didn't work out that way but at least he can have that great memory.Emma Passmor, Yyne and Wyre