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Emanuel (Manny) and Myra Genn, generous supporters of enhancing administrative excellence at EinsteinAssociate Dean Emanuel (Manny) Genn retired from Einstein in 2008 after 36 years of outstanding service to the College. During his entire career at Einstein, and before that, Manny dedicated himself to continuous learning and seeking knowledge to improve himself and to improve the College. Manny, and his wife Myra, very generously pledged $100,000 to establish an endowment to support professional staff development and, as a result, the improvement of Einstein. In 2011, Einstein with Manny's encouragement and input announced the establishment of the Genn Prize.
The Genn Prize provides financial assistance for the professional and career development of the College's career managers and administrators. The award's goal is to aid in developing skills, knowledge and other qualities that prepare career staff employees for career growth within the College. The Genn Prize will be awarded annually to management staff employees who have demonstrated outstanding performance and commitment in improving the College.
Grants of up to $6,000 are awarded annually in support of an executive education or training program. The College endorses paid release time for programs that cannot be scheduled outside of work hours. The Office of Human Resources will administer the application, selection, and reimbursement process.
Throughout the application, review and award process, the applicant must be an active Einstein career manager or administrator, who works full time, and has a current performance evaluation rating of outstanding.
Einstein is interested in helping our staff gain access and experience to thought leaders and networks in the fields of higher education and medical education and research. We encourage and will support applications to programs such as those offered by Harvard's Graduate School of Education. Other career–related programs will be considered such as those that prepare an employee for additional assignments or positions within the College. Examples include:
The Genn Prize will provide grants not to exceed $6,000 in the fiscal year awarded for expenses related to lodging, travel, and tuition costs to attend the desired career professional education program. The awardee may elect to defer the prize and reimbursement under this program for an entire fiscal year,
This is a two-step process. Step 1: Fill out the on-line Genn Prize application and click "submit"; your application will be automatically forwarded to your department chair or department head. At this point, your application is "pending". Step 2: Once your department chair/head fills out his/her portion of your application, you will receive an e-mail confirmation that your application is complete and will be forwarded for review.
Choose your program carefully. The Genn Prize is awarded on the basis of the level of executive development and challenge of the desired program you will ask the College to invest and support. Depending on the application pool, one to three Genn Prizes may be awarded each September. Recipients are also featured in Inside Einstein and Einstein Today and will also be publicly recognized at the annual Staff Recognition program in December.
Application Deadline: October 11th
To view the 2012 winners of the Manny Genn Prize, click this link below and read their stories:
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Dr. Kathryn Boor is a professor and chair in the Food Science department at Cornell University, where she's director of the Food Safety Laboratory - a biosecurity level 2 laboratory that facilitates research on foodborne pathogens. Her particular research interests lie in the "how" and "why" of pathogens and spoilage microbes in food. Boor is also the director of the Milk Quality Improvement Program – a program funded by New York state to monitor and make recommendations to improve the quality of milk in the state.
When I think about the complicated way dairy products come to be on the shelf in my grocery store – farmers use machinery to extract milk from an animal that lives in a barn or a field; the milk is piped through long tubes to a tank on a truck that conveys the product to a plant that processes and divvies it up; the bottles and packages are put on another truck and carted to the store – it seems like a wonder dairy is ever safe to eat. But dairy is safe: CDC data indicate that less than 1% of foodborne illness outbreaks in the U.S. involve dairy products1 2 .
Dr. Boor's primary interest lies in Listeria monocytogenes, one of the few pathogens that is a problem in dairy, and most people who've heard of it associate it with unpasteurized soft cheese or cold cuts. Listeriosis is not as common or familiar as some other foodborne illnesses, but it is more often fatal than salmonellosis or botulism, and in a pregnant woman even a mild case can be deadly for her fetus. Dr. Boor's research focuses on how this so-called "simple" organism is able to persist in some foods and overcome the stress of refrigeration and stomach acid to not only survive, but to make us really sick.
In this interview, I asked Dr. Boor about how she came to this particular niche in science, whether pasteurization is any better than keeping milk from getting contaminated in the first place, and what her trained eye for food safety looks out for when she's buying food.
1 U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service and Food and Drug Admin. 2003. Grade "A" Pasteurized Milk Ordinance. 2003 Revision.
2 Data are available at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website: http://www.cdc.gov/foodborneoutbreaks/outbreak_data.htm
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A 130-million-year-old Liaoningornis bird fossil, identical to modern birds.
Archaeopteryx, which has been proposed as "the forerunner of modern birds," lived approximately 150 million years ago. However, the discovery in China in November 1996 of a fossil known as Liaoningornis demolished evolutionists' claims concerning Archaeopteryx.
This bird, Liaoningornis, is around 130 million years old, possessed a breastbone to which the flight muscles are attached-a structure also found in present-day birds. The only difference is that it had teeth in its beak. This showed that, in contrast to evolutionist claims, that toothed birds did not have a primitive structure.20 Indeed, in a text published in Discover magazine, Alan Feduccia says that this fossil invalidates the claim that the origin of birds can be found in dinosaurs.21
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Feb. 9, 1940, was about to be a glorious day, or so I hoped.
Anything would beat the cold spell we had just come through. The winter was colder than usual and after parts of the Catawba River iced over, they turned out Lancaster High School, and several others. It was just too hard to heat most of the school houses. There was a lot of stuff going on around town the week before my seventh birthday.
Seems this Jones fella broke into the Fox Hall Cafe stole $17 and hightailed out of tour. He was arrested at the bus station in Winston Salem.
I was feelin' a bit guilty about it. The war effort was picking up steam since the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
We were all lendin' a hand for the land.
I was forced to give up my J.C. Higgins Roadmaster Deluxe bicycle, I just couldn't bear to part with some of the old roller skates I collected for the weekly scrap metal drive.
I guess you could say I had thrown out the rules, but the temptation was just too much.
It's been said we covet what we see.
Happy New Year, friends and family of the Lancaster County Council of the Arts.
As in previous years, the main theme for many of the articles I've read so far in 2013 centers around physical health and activity, happiness, mental well-being and living longer and better.
Here are some of the things I've learned that relate to all of the above:
New Life Free Will Baptist Church
Several of the youth group leaders at New Life Free Will Baptist Church, 1622 Springdale Road, felt that God wanted them to teach children to serve others. They decided to take toys to the children in the community around the church. The leaders spoke with their pastor, the Rev. Douglas Pate, and approached him to ask if they could do the toy project, and to make sure that everyone involved would be safe.
Knowing what not to do is just as important as knowing what to do when it comes to your health and fitness.
After all, you don't want to be wasting any of your time doing something that's wrong.
Take this for example: did you know you should be eating within the first hour of waking up? This simple action trains your body to burn fat.
If you are eating later than that, you're doing just the opposite by training your body to store fat.
When Pam Taylor lost her voice, she was finally able to empathize with her best friend's autistic son.
Connor Anderson, 9, of Kershaw has never spoken a word. His fine motor skills are not good enough to communicate with sign language.
He cannot hold a pencil to write. His caregivers are left to guessing his needs.
But family and friends are trying to change that. Ever since her vocal cords healed, Taylor has been raising money alongside Samantha Chilcoat, Connor's mother, to buy a machine that will speak for him.
Many of us probably take for granted the act of doing things outdoors.
Whether it be hunting, fishing or participating in some outdoor sport, we don't think twice about the opportunity.
A group of local state troopers, however, have come together to help those with disabilities also enjoy the great outdoors.
Mobility Outdoors for Christ is the name of the organization, and First Sgt. Paul Harrison of the South Carolina Highway Patrol said he felt the idea was a calling from the Lord.
The main course may make a meal, but let's be honest, isn't it the dessert that you're really waiting for? Well, you're not alone. Sweet tooths of the world unite, and enjoy this sweetest of all seasons. And while you're at it, why not make a celebratory splash of your own by serving up holiday sweets as pretty as they are delicious?
This weekend you don't want to miss the annual Tour of Homes, sponsored by the Lancaster Garden Club.
In addition, Lancaster Garden Club and arts council organizers teamed up to make a concert featuring South Carolina's own Capital City Brass Quintet at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2, at the Cultural Arts Center.
What better way to end your day of holiday activities than with an entertaining classical holiday concert?
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As a few of you may no i've started down the long road off a full costume. I recently finished my first helmet which you can see HERE and after getting a few goodies in the mail over the last few weeks and months i'm ready to get started on the armour.
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His positions on "immigration" issues are also far far away from what I think as well.
I'm just going to put out the info for you to decide.
If you are unfamiliar with the late Senator from Ohio Mike Dewine he was the same person defeated in election by Sherrod Brown the progressive in 2006.
There is a reason for this. Mike Dewine has a terrible record. He is a moderate Republican at best - more like a liberal - who sold out legislation for the populous vote. He has no principles and is a true RINO.
Here is a link to the voting issues of Mike Dewine http://www.ontheissues.org/Senate/Mike_Dewine.htm
Mike Dewine has received a grade of "F" from the NRA and he is totally anti-2nd Amendment.
It's your choice but for me I would rather have the current AG Richard Cordray as the new Ohio AG given the present choices.
UPDATE!! Steve Christopher a christian conservative, NRA Life Member, lawyer and judge has thrown his hat into the race for Ohio Attorney General running against RINO Mike Dewine.
Check out a note sent from his wife, Jill, to All Patriots http://www.resistnet.com/group/ohior...msg_group_disc
His positions on "immigration" issues are also far far away from what I think as well.
Steve Christopher has gotten his signatures submitted and he is running against Dewine in May.
He needs your help. If interested in a donation or volunteering visit http://stevechristopher.org/
Steve will be at the Westland Mall Gun Show in Columbus this Saturday, 6 March, 2010 at 9a.m.
Thanks for the info. I will read up on him. Dewine needs to be gone for a number of reasons but we've got to be careful who we replace him with (duh).
NP SP3 but now for the bad news. I just got word from RESISTNET that of the 2700 signatures submitted only 683 were legitimate - He needed 1000 signatures. The Christopher campaign folks are performing an audit but it looks like bad news.
Well it looks as though Secretary of State Progressive Brunner has done in Steve Christopher.
But don't despair - another candidate has risen. Robert Owens http://owensforohio.info/
Robert was challenged once again by the Progressive Brunner but he took the complaint to the Ohio Supreme Court and was allowed to be placed on the ballot.
Robert is running under the Constitution Party and is pro 2nd Amendment in favor of Constitution Carry as was just passed in Arizona. The problem - it is a 3rd Party. Although it will be difficult for him to square off financially with the big 2 party's it is not impossible.
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Washington D.C. - Congressman Raul Ruiz says it's time to change the conversation in Washington. His fellow Democrats on the Hill and Constituents we talked with believe he can get it done -- even though he is a freshman.
We were the only local station with a Reporter in Washington D.C. -- exclusively following the beginning of the Congressman's term.
Megan Terlecky sat down with Ruiz as he explained his plan to get things moving in Congress.
Congressmen and Women filed in Ruiz's office to welcome him to Capitol Hill.
Rep. Jackie Speier spoke emotionally about the Freshman Congressman.
"His story is the American dream realized and I couldn't be prouder to have you as a colleague in the House of Representatives and He is going to serve you well, me well and the country well because he is going to help put the face of every American front and center."
Out of 84 freshman Ruiz was one of two picked by Politico.com as most likely to succeed.
Rep. Zoe Lofgren says "He is so smart and so dedicated to the people of this district, I think he is going to make a huge difference here in Congress and not everyone can do that, you can see that he just has a knack for understanding how to move in this environment, how to be strategic and yet confident of his own values and the values he brings from his own district, I really think he is a specular addition to the U.S. House of Representatives."
It's a lot of praise for someone so new to Congress.
Ruiz understands. "I am going to be one freshman out of a large class this year and one member out of a large Congress however in the district I am one person, there is only one Congress-person in the district and that is where our accomplishments are going to happen which is the district. If we can bring people together if we can inspire those to think the impossible and work hard at achieving solution based problem solving them we can accomplish great things."
Ruiz says he is different because of his background as a doctor.
"Just being a doctor I have a better approach to policy making using the frame work of a Physician's point of view which is you gather data you get the evidence you work on a diagnosis, then you come up with the best evidenced based plan to find the treatment then you implement then you follow up and you measure the outcome and you change course if it's not working and so these are the type of frameworks that I bring to the table as well as working in a team."
Ruiz believes that a change in attitude could make a big difference.
"I think that part of the problem is that everybody has been playing politics too much and there is hyper-partisan gridlock and we mentioned before that there is this language of confrontation and language of gridlock that goes on that begins even in the campaigns and it gets transferred over into the floor and so one of the things that I am going to focus on is create the language of cooperation and bring civility and get to know people on a very personal level and get to know their family their spouses, their children and that way we can sit down and have a conversation and be able to find that common ground. My father taught me never to complain unless i am going to be part of the solution so that is what this office is about."
And the Constituents who traveled to Washington for his swearing in believe he can do it.
Robert Moon of Palm Springs believes in Ruiz.
"Congress need a doctor in the house it really does in many ways, we have all been watching the last few days how this Congress has been so disfunctional and Raul is so smart and so organized he is so intelligent and I think, he will be a huge help on getting Congress on the right track."
Joe Enos of Palm Springs is also hopeful.
"I think this represents a whole new day for the district, its great to have new representation, new representation is going to be great for all of the district especially for us in Palm Springs, its going to be great for LGBT issues. Dr. Ruiz is going to represent more of the constituents now that he is in office."
Gina Chapa of Indio came a long way to see Dr. Ruiz sworn in as Congressman Ruiz.
"People could see his real heart that he really is doing this to improve the situation."


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Lovano is the son of the respected Cleveland saxophonist Tony "Big T" Lovano. Joe started playing alto sax as a child, taught by his father, who also introduced him to jazz. In his youth, Joe would hear many of the prominent jazz artists who passed through town, including Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Sonny Stitt, and Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Lovano began playing in jam sessions around Cleveland while still in his teens. Although thoroughly steeped in bebop, he also developed an interest in the jazz experimentalism of the '60s, listening to such musicians as John Coltrane, Jimmy Giuffre, and Ornette Coleman. Following high school, Lovano moved to Boston and attended the Berklee School of Music. Fellow students included such future collaborators as John Scofield, Bill Frisell, and Kenny Werner. While at Berklee, Lovano discovered modal harmony and opened up to the broad areas of tonal freedom that he found so attractive in the music of John Coltrane, among others.
After leaving Berklee, Lovano worked with organists Lonnie Smith (with whom he made his recording debut) and Jack McDuff. He toured with Woody Herman from 1976 to 1979. After leaving Herman, Lovano settled in New York City where he quickly established himself. He joined drummer Mel Lewis' orchestra in 1980; he played the band's regular Monday night gigs at the Village Vanguard until 1992. He also recorded several times with the band. Lovano would also work with Elvin Jones, Carla Bley, Lee Konitz, Charlie Haden, and Bob Brookmeyer, among others. He joined drummer Paul Motian's band in 1981 (which also included his Berklee classmate Frisell), and played with guitarist John Scofield's quartet. Lovano began leading dates for Blue Note in the '90s, and continued doing so throughout that decade and into the next, recording in a variety of contexts ranging from trios to larger woodwind and brass ensembles. Lovano's wife, vocalist Judi Silvano, has appeared on a number of the saxophonist's Blue Note releases, including 1992's Universal Language and 1994's Rush Hour. Lovano has received a number of Grammy nominations for his work on Blue Note. His 1996 album, Quartets: Live at the Village Vanguard, was named Jazz Album of the Year by readers of Down Beat magazine.
Since then, Lovano has split his time in the studio between releasing impressive original recordings and albums, reinterpreting the work of artists who have influenced him -- including vocalist Frank Sinatra on 1996's Celebrating Sinatra (on which Judi Silvano also appeared), various bop-era stalwarts like pianist Tadd Dameron on 2000's 52nd Street Themes, and opera tenor Enrico Caruso on 2001's Viva Caruso. In 2004, the always unpredictable reedman released the ballads album I'm All for You, featuring pianist Hank Jones. Joyous Encounter followed in spring 2005, with Streams of Expression appearing on Blue Note a year later. Lovano once again paired up with Jones for the live duets album Kids: Duets Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola in 2007. A year later, he appeared alongside the WDR Big Band and Rundfunk Orchestra on Symphonica. In 2009, he delivered Folk Art, featuring his Us Five quintet. Two years later, he celebrated his 20-year association with Blue Note by releasing the Charlie "Yardbird" Parker tribute album Bird Songs. He then returned in 2012 with his third album featuring the Us Five quintet, Cross Culture. In 2015, Lovano paired with trumpeter Dave Douglas to form the Sound Print quintet. Their Wayne Shorter-inspired album, Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival, was released in 2015. A live date at the 2005 Newport Jazz Festival surfaced in July 2016, resulting in the Blue Note album Classic! Live at Newport. It featured the late Hank Jones once again, alongside bassist George Mraz and drummer Lewis Nash. This quartet's original drummer Paul Motian, who played on Joyous Encounter and I'm All for You, passed away in 2011, a year after Hank Jones departed. ~ Chris Kelsey
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Track List: Solid Steps
Track List: Bird Songs
Track List: Symphonica
Track List: Streams Of Expression
Track List: Flying Colors
Track List: Joyous Encounter
Track List: I'm All For You
Track List: On This Day... At The Vanguard (Live)
Track List: Viva Caruso
Track List: Flights Of Fancy - Trio Fascination Edition Two
Track List: Friendly Fire
Track List: Trio Fascination, Edition One
Track List: Celebrating Sinatra
Track List: Quartets: Live At The Village Vanguard
Track List: Rush Hour
Track List: Tenor Legacy
Track List: Universal Language
Track List: From The Soul
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With a new wife and new album, the French DJ/producer is happier than ever.
The Berlin-based DJ/producer talks house, graffiti and how Raster Noton influenced his last album.
The classically trained artist is intent on bringing sounds together in new ways. RA's Todd L. Burns is listening.
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Jack Brett, an international student studying general business in the Cameron School of Business at the University of St. Thomas, is a senior midfielder from Manchester, England, and a soccer player in the Celts men's soccer team.
Brett decided to study at UST because he found it was the best place for him to pursue his bachelor's degree, besides the fact that UST's soccer team is ranked in the top 25 in the nation.
"When I was applying for schools in different universities in the USA, I had several choices, but UST fits me the best," Brett said.
Brett earned Co-Offensive Player of the Week Award for Oct. 7-13, as this year, UST men's soccer team ranked number one in Red River Athletic Conference play. He also scored the winning goal in the semi-final game of the RRAC Championship Tournament.
The resources at UST helped Brett achieve his dream and be one of the prominent players in UST's soccer team.
"The new facilities and equipment that we can use at UST are very good," he said. "Besides the training is very distinctive, as the team has four coaches: Aaron Champenoy, Shane Rojas, Mark Zimmerman and Lukas Simon, who bring different things to help the team get better and better," Brett said.
Brett, a Manchester United fan, also received a trophy on the regional level, when he was a player in his high school team in Manchester.
"I started playing soccer when I was four," Brett said. "My dad is a primary teacher and he is also a soccer coach for almost 25 years; he helped me greatly."
It was not an easy thing for Brett, as an international student, to achieve this success by himself without his family's support.
"It is hard to be an international student rather than a regular American," Brett said. "All my family is living in Manchester except my younger sister, who travels through India."
With the help of generous scholarships and working on campus, Brett is able to support himself financially.
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After his graduation, Brett will apply for a Master of Science in Finance at schools on the East Coast.
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Anaheim, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Anthony Recker's solo home run in the 13th inning sent the New York Mets past the LA Angels of Anaheim, 7-6, on Saturday.
Raul Ibanez forced extra innings for the second straight night with a three- run blast off Jose Valverde in the ninth, but the rest of the Mets' bullpen kept the Angels hitless over the final four innings.
John Lannan (1-0) retired the last six Angels hitters and earned the win a day after New York dropped the opener of this three-game interleague set, 5-4, in 11 innings.
Matt Shoemaker (0-1), who worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the 12th, stayed on the hill the next frame and grooved a high fastball to Recker that was tomahawked into the left-field seats for the game-deciding blast.
"After throwing me two sliders, I was kind of thinking fastball," Recker said.
Omar Quintanilla's two-out, two-run single off Kevin Jepsen in the away ninth gave the Mets some breathing room at 6-3, and Valverde was on the verge of closing out the win after retiring retired Albert Pujols and Howie Kendrick.
Valverde had David Freese in a 2-2 count, but Freese kept the inning alive with a base hit up the middle. Erick Aybar took a 3-1 pitch off the plate to set the stage for Ibanez, and the 41-year-old slugger crushed a middle-in fastball deep into the right-field seats to send the home fans into a frenzy.
Ibanez's homer wasted a quality start from Jon Niese, who lasted 7 1/3 innings and gave up six hits and three runs -- two on solo homers by Chris Iannetta and Collin Cowgill.
Recker also had a two-run single for the Mets, while Quintanilla had three of the club's 11 hits.
Jered Weaver was on cruise control after surrendering a solo home run to Lucas Duda in the second inning, but New York rallied against the right-hander with two outs in the seventh.
Duda singled to put runners on the corners with two outs, and Juan Lagares chased Weaver with an RBI single to left. Recker greeted Fernando Salas with a blooper to center that fell in front of a diving Mike Trout, and Duda and Lagares came across to give the Mets their first lead.
"I was confident I could get the next guy out, but (manager) Mike (Scioscia) wanted a fresh arm," Weaver said.
Weaver was charged with four runs despite allowing only three hits. He issued four walks and was on the verge of falling to 0-3 for the first time in his nine-year career before Ibanez turned his outing into a no-decision.
Niese gave up an RBI single to Pujols in the first inning and served up homers to Iannetta and Cowgill in the fifth and sixth, respectively. Cowgill found the rocks beyond the wall in left-center, while Cowgill, the Mets' starting center fielder on Opening Day last year, sent one into the left-field seats.
Game Notes
The Mets have held a lead at some point in 10 of their 11 games this season ... The Angels were trying to climb over .500 for the first time since winning on Opening Day last year ... Cowgill finished with two hits and two runs scored and threw a runner out at home from left field in the first inning ... The rubber match on Sunday will see the Mets send Bartolo Colon to the hill opposite lefty C.J. Wilson ... Game time: 4:29.


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2014 LERA: Live Updates from John August, Associate Director
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By using the 20w-50 oil, you have put a band-aid on the problem. You most likely have around .003" clearance on the main bearings. Not a problem in itself, but it doesn't lend to a long lived engine.
|I`ve went over this many times myself, after my car ate a total of 8 starters, I decided it was time to do something about it, so I got some 2 gauge wire, added connectors to both ends, ran one end to the frame and the other to the block, and from the block to the battery, then I added a 10 gauge ground from the battery to the fender, then another 10 gauge from the frame to the firewall, and from there I used the factory ground strap from the firewall to the intake, this cured all my hot start problems, and all my electrical woes, my header makes contact with the starter, and I have no heat sheild, it doesn`t matter if the weather is 100 degrees or 20 degree`s, the starter fires the car up the minute I touch the key with no dragging or grinding, it also spins the engine over with ease with plenty of speed. no matter what kind of starter you use without proper grounds it`s good as useless, the downsides to bad grounds are, it wears out starting components and electrical components in half the time, head lights won`t be as bright, gauges will fluctuate, along with many other woes that go along with it, try adding grounds to your system as I did, I`m betting it takes care of the problem.
|Yes I am running headers. I had thought that the mini starters were supposed to eliminate the hot start problem.
Sounds like hot start
Sounds like a hot start problem to me. Are you running headers? I did the F**d solenoid conversion and that eliminated my problems. Hope this helps.
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Hey guys....update on my oil pressure and knocking problem. I changed the oil to Castrol 20w50 and put on a K&N oil filter. My pressure is now 25 to 30 at idle and around 40 cruising. As for the knock, it was the torgue converter. Darn thing wasn't tight enough. Imagine that!!
Now I have a new problem. Now the darn thing doesn't like to start after driving it for a few miles then shutting it off. I recently replaced my OEM starter with a Powemaster high torgue mini starter. After charging the battery the motor will start just fine. I have a volt meter and it reads at 14.0 while driving around 40 mph and drops to 12 - 13.5 at idle. I can drive it for miles without any problems but then if I shut it off it may start back up it may not. What's up with that?
Do you guys think that it's the dreadful hot start issue, or something else. I was told that it could be my timing is too far advanced. Can't check it because I have the Taylor braided steal spark plug wires and I haven't found a timing light that will work on them yet. It will start right up if I jump start it. I have purchased a hot start relay from Jegs but I haven't put it on yet.
So is my charging system/alternator working right? I have a one wire 100 amp alternator. I took the battery to Sears and they said that it was fine. Can anyone help me out here. One more thing, this things drinks gas like yoou wouldn't believe. It doens't smell, or produce any type of smoke whatsoever. Thanks guys.
|12-17 sounds normal. As an example some pontiac V-8s use to only get 6psi at idle.
Oil pumps.
High pressure and high volume are 2 different topics. If you go threw this post, I do not think everyone is on the same page.
I`ll admit that my high volume oil pump still scares me. BUT. If you talk to some race engine builders they say lower pressure pumps use less horsepower. ( I know a few of you guys do build race engines )
Did you build this engine yourself? I agree the oil pressure is low and I would be concerned. In a fresh tight engine it should not be that low.
Does the noise you hear go away if you get the RPM's and oil pressure up (maybe 2000-2500RPM?).
There is a 1/2" plug that goes under the rear main cap on SBC engines, these are often over looked and would cause you to have low oil pressure, this would also cause the noise you hear (because the crank is not getting enough oil). Do yourself a favor and pull the pan and have a look at the bearings. If you catch it early enough you won't have to turn the crank and it will save you time and money. However if you wait you run the risk of chewing up the crank and getting metal through out your engine.
10psi per 1000 RPM is a rule of thumb and I agree with it. The problem is the noise along with the low oil pressure, that tells me something is not right (IMO).
We just finished 2 engines, both using the standard Melling HV55 oil pump and we each had 64 pounds of actual pressure using a drill on the primer. My current engine runs at 70+ cold and 50 hot and it has 140,000 on it with the Melling pump. Those numbers sound pretty low to me, given my experiences.
About all the high pressure pumps do is take alot more horse power to run.
|I failed to mention in my previous post that my Dad's engine is brand new too, with about 50 miles on it. So it wasn't like the bearings went bad then the pump. It was due to new Sealed Power oil pump. Beware!!!
I want to thank all you guys for such great information. I am a bit new to this stuff but you guys have shed a lot of light on me, again I thank each and every one of you. I now have some things that I will look at this coming weekend. Thanks guys, this type of support is what makes it all worth it.
Oh by the way, the motor is installed in a 57 Chevy pick-up which has been mounted on a 73 Chevy truck chassis. It also has a TH350 and four wheel disc brakes. The truck has been lowered 5 inches in the front and 7 inches in the rear. The doors and the front bumper have been shaved. The building of my truck has been fun up until the engine problems. Thanks to all you guys I hope to get back to the fun stuff again soon.
Could be due to high main bearing clearances. Even if higher than normal clearance is causing the lower oil pressure, hard to say that it would be causing the noise w/o hearing it. Another possibility that I would check on (briefly mentioned in a previous reply) would be valve adjustment. If valves seem to be in adjustment, you could have a "leaky" lifter that is loosing it's prime with the low oil pressure at idle and starts ticking, the pumps up fine when oil pressure increases. Pull the valve covers off (careful, this could get messy) and see if the noise gets louder and/or if you can isolate a particular noisy rocker arm. And, to verify oil pressure, I would pop a live guage on it temporarily and see what it reads. Electrical sending units can be... finicky... at times.
|MY Dad has the same problem right now. Driving pressure is fine but at idle there is little to none. So we dropped the pan to find the mains going bad, making the noise. Come to find out it was a bad pump. I suggest pulling the pan before anything else.
I would be leery about using a high pressure pump. We used one on a 350 rebuild. During cam break-in, at 2000 rpm, we had about 80# of pressure!! It caused more problems than it was worth, in terms of leaks, etc, and I finally put the standard spring in.
I would say 15#-20# pounds at idle is ok. As stated above a lot depends on the quality of the gauge.
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Discussion in 'January 2009' started by Dlev59, Jan 19, 2009.
I was no fan of Flip, but it's hard to see how anyone could get any less out of this roster. Really. The Pistons were the poster boys for underachievement before. They built that temple to unfulfilled promise. They have now discovered the secret basement in the building. I want Mike to be great. I want to win a title. Hell, even until the end, when I absolutely couldn't stand Flip or CB, I wanted them to win. Sometimes I feel like I should be running the Pistons, perhaps not on merit, but certainly on heart. Then again, the old timers probably remember Dick Vitale having near heart attacks on the sidelines at Cobo. There was a guy who wanted to win so bad, he nearly killed himself with stress, first at UofD then with the Pistons.
I like to save the big font and colour for the "game chat is open" posts.
Well from here on in, I, for one, will only go with small font 14 minutes a night... oops, i did it again. Maybe it doesn't really matter what size font i use, if I can't get my fonts to give their all.
I really don't know if any coach can win with this. How do you win when your best move is to not play one of your better players? Is he really supposed to win playing Rip 20 mpg? To say it is for the betterment of the team will only get him so far. VJ worked off the bench because he was a back-up. If you added MJ in his place it would not have. Mike Finley can legitimately play the 3 if needed and so can Ginobli. In any event Finley isn't looking for 35-40 mpg. If I am only looking at this year then I blame Dumars way before Curry.
I'll buy that. Although an established coach, could cut AI to 40, and Rip to 30 and make it work. My frustrations aren't even at the guards. Who is the 4 or 5? Every game it's different. Well, he's got the same players week in and week out, so I'm not sure why he is shuffling the puzzle game to game. Ok, I'll buy that too.
It's true that a leader is only as good as the people they lead. I still hold out hope that Curry is working towards making our young guys better in his own way, and it just doesn't happen to fit our personal ideas of what he should or should not be doing. The sad thing is, by the time we find out if Curry ever truly succeeds in making any of these players better, it will likely be in hindsight while Curry is working his next job. Man, that's been my argument for yeeeeaaars. Nevertheless, the other aspects can never be overlooked. One cannot circumvent free will. People cannot truly be made to do anything they really don't want to do. They can be "made" to do things they would not normally do, but in the end they only go through the motions and do just enough to get by. It's only when a highly motivated individual wants to do something and refuses to settle for mediocrity that records get broken and people actually exceed expectations. Finding that certain unique something in every individual is definitely the realm of the strategic and technical, the emotional and psychological. You pose a lot of very valid points roscoe. I'm going to revisit that quote about the transition year. When It first came to my attention I felt that it was meant to be used in the context of explaining the change in our teams style of play. We both know that while Curry is possessing of an excellent basketball mind, he doesn't come off like he's going to write the next great novel or split the atom any time soon. Personally, I feel that this belies how intelligent he actually is, so people often take what he says at face value. I think he just used the wrong term. I don't think he meant transition as in rebuilding phase. Either way I'll go listen to it again.
This is the same dynamic that was causing our Olympic Team to lose against Kazakstan. Come to think of it, AI was on that team too. He and Lebron were benched for showing up late to practice. They later lost to Peurto Rico.
So what you are saying is bring back Carlos.......
I still have nightmares of Borat shredding our D. At least the Olympic teams had the expectation of playing limited minutes.
I share this as well. When the big "move" of Rip to the bench came about and Amir was back starting Curry basically says it will work against everyone but the elite teams of BOS, LA and CLE. Huh, what are they even playing for then? I can give Curry a pass for the AI/Rip thing, but to not have a starting line-up by this point in the season is suspect.
Hey, that's a pretty good point.
Thinking about this more the only way this works is to have AI as the backup point. I know some other folks have pointed this out, but Bynum has got to go. I don't think Rip can play the 3 against a women's team.
I think he meant that if they played BOS, LA or CLE Kwame would start instead of Amir.
i tend to agree with AI as the backup point. if AI can go 40+ minutes a game, isn't he a better option to leave in the game than bynum?
Exactly. Why tilt your line-up to beat the flotsam of the L?
So Max was not effective in the 2nd quarter when he was taken out for AI? Sorry IMO no dice. Defense is more important than points. And Tay was not exactly lighting up Dirk (or lighting it up at the 4). If Curry feels this way, then he needs to re-evaluate his coaching philosophy. CLE seems to being doing fine without Z and playing the non-scoring duo Wallace/V together. KB played well when he got minutes. Max was doing the best job out of anyone on Dirk when he was pulled and it was a 2 pt game. All our bigs are more effective than Tayshaun at the 4. Every single one. Did Curry like watching Dirk post up Tay repeatedly. This was a better strategy than Max to him ? We have always been a guard oriented team but we actually had a PG who was capable of spreading the offense around. Our offense has never looked this putrid. Someone nailed it before; Stuckey and AI seem to be in a competition for who can put up more shots with Tay occassionally steals the ball from them in an attempt to get his own shot. We all complain about Sheed's offensive game. Do we even pass to him? more than maybe 3 times a game? This is Curry's clinging to small ball like a security blanket and not trying to offend AI by giving him his requisite 38 minutes, and Rip by taking him off the floor when he's playing well. We don't have the greatest bigs, but we do have depth and every single one has their strengths and can contribute something to the team. The problem in this game wasn't Dirk lighting up Amir, it was the defense on everybody else, and Curry's refusal to keep a 2/PF/C in the game at the same time. DAL was shooting lights out, and it was still a game because we managed to not let it get away from us defensively. Our personnel requires us to be a great defensive team but i don't see a problem with that. These last few years in the PO's scoring has not been the main problem. And every year our response has been to work on the offense.
38 minutes with no defensive intensity because you don't have five guys working together to defend.
Neither one of these were my opinions.
So if someone disagrees with you they are not listening ? Great logic. 2 changes ? Stuckey is now our starting PG. We traded a major piece for another major player AI who we are having a difficult time fitting in. Amir is now our starting PF. We depend on players like Bynum, AA, and Max much more. Rip is now coming off the bench. Hermann was actually a rotation player in the beginning of the season. KB started earlier this year, and we are playing musical chairs with our line-up. 2 changes? um yea. -------- Wow. If this is what you think i don't know what to tell you. The PG is one of the most important positions. Ask DEN. Flip had the benefit of a stable line-up that already knew how to play with each other and played them as many minutes as he could. That doesn't take alot of skill. Stop telling me to get over CB. I can pull up the posts where you talk about Ben being the reason for the demise of our team. So much for the one player doesn't make that much of a difference theory. I agree. That DAL game was very entertaining. CLE does it.
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g[a_] := a/2
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myfun[aa_, t_, m_] := Block[{a = aa},
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To be honest, I would not put a dime in the stock heads with their small valves and restrictive ports. See if you can locate a set of 452 casting heads, as these will already have the improved runner shape of the '67-up heads (915, 906, 452 castings, among others) and come with a more generous valve size plus hardened seats. The problem will be losing some compression due to the open chamber of the later heads ('67 915 heads have the better exhaust runner and closed chamber, but are pretty hard to find these days).
I agree with brainsboy to upgrade to electronic ignition, though I would not waste my money on a MSD setup for the engine your outlining. A stock Mopar electronic setup will be more than adequate.
The bent pushrod scares me a little, I think I would definitely pull and inspect the cam.
The stock 383 Magnum from 68-up was rated for 335hp. With all the same parts and modifications, a 383 will make the same hp as a 440, though it will require about 15% more RPM.
|My personal opinion if was mine would be to bring this 383 into the year 2000. Your talking about a motor thats almost 40 years old. Piston theory has changed enough in the last 10 years to make your head spin. Im going to say the same thing for your camshaft. All the designs and theorys have changed. If your wanting more power these are some good things to think about or consider. If you choose to keep your old stuff which is ok too, I would at least update all the electronics, I dont know if that thing has got points but I would start with Electronic ignition, MSD, and coil.
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What kind of power can I bolt on to my 1965 stock 383?
I'm taking the heads in to the machine shop.
It's an original 1965 engine, and they ran leaded gas so unless I want to run additives all the time (ummm... no) I need to get hardened seats put in.
But besides being hot tanked and cleaned up I didn't really want to do anything else to the motor with too much cost. (I plan on building a 440 out of the car over the next six months then I'll use the 383 in my wifes car)
The motor has 50,000 original miles on it. And besides a bent pushrod looked to be in very good running condition (besides usual sitting problems like buildup and such) after I ripped the top end off.
Mirror finish on the piston walls, no scoring. The cam still looks in very good condition with no scoring of anykind that I can see either(although I don't have it out)
So I was thinking a four barrel carb and intake, a nice air filter, headers and exhaust would do me nicely to open up whatever power the motor has in it.
Will a stock 383 engine with only these enhancements put out decent power?
How much of an increase do you think I'm looking at?
I know absolutely ZERO about Mopars, how they act, etc... Any common mechanical quirks or settings I should know about?
Do you know of a low priced addition that would really be worth putting into the block/heads before I have it together?
I really don't want to get into any pistonwork or anything, especially since they look to be in such good condition by looking at the cylinder walls.
But any suggestions would be nice. Especially as far as what type of carbuerator and intake manifold I should get for a 383.
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RecitalDEMANDING VIOLIN SONATAS CONQUERED BY BEILMAN-WEISS DUO IN SCHROEDER
by Terry McNeill
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Violinist Benjamin Beilman's ravishing Mozart performance at last summer's Weill Hall ChamberFest finale lured an enthusiastic crowd to Schroeder Hall May 14 to hear if his secure virtuosity was up to a program of demanding sonatas. He did not disappoint. With the powerful pianist Orion Weiss in t...
SymphonySOVIETS INVADE WEILL HALL, TAKE NO PRISONERS
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Sunday, May 07, 2017
Bruno Ferrandis may be French, but he excels in Soviet repertoire. His Slavonic expertise was more than amply demonstrated at the Santa Rosa Symphony's May 7 concert, where the program began joyfully with Khachaturian's ballet suite from "Masquerade," surged forward with Prokofiev's second violin co...
RecitalMASTERFUL PIANISM IN GOODE'S WEILL HALL RECITAL
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Friday, May 05, 2017
Pianist Richard Goode programmed an evening of treasures May 5 from four great composers, and is an artist of intimacy and intelligence, power and passion, able to go deep and to soar. Hearing Mr. Goode play this literature was a reminder of how music does indeed bridge worlds and time. Bach's E m...
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
Organist Jonathan Dimmock presented an April 30 recital in homage to the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, playing Schroeder Hall's wonderful Brombaugh instrument. Mr. Dimmock is the organist for the San Francisco Symphony, principal organist for the Palace of the Legion of Honor and teaches at...
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Saturday, April 29, 2017
The Hermitage Piano Trio brought exuberant musicality and sumptuous sound to a packed house April 29 in Occidental's Performing Arts Center for the last concert in the Redwood Arts Council's 37th season. With a wide interpretive range--from lush to delicate to passionate--these three young Russian v...
RecitalSCHUMANN AND BARTOK HIGHLIGHT BRONFMAN RECITAL IN WEILL
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Friday, April 21, 2017
Those people once addicted to the "Angry Birds" game application likely suffered an auditory flashback during the opening measures of the allegro from Bartok's Suite, Op. 14, the opening work in Yefim Bronfman's April 21 recital at Weill Hall. The repetitive opening figures of the Bartok were...
SymphonyHULKING MAHLER "TITAN" AT SO CO PHIL'S SEASON FINALE
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Saturday, April 08, 2017
A composer's first symphony rarely gives a clear indication of what beautiful complexities will follow over the years. Early Mozart and Tchaikovsky are examples, and the big exceptions to this axiom are the "firsts" of Beethoven, Shostakovich and Mahler. Tackling Mahler 's D Major Symphony (No. 1,...
SymphonySANTA ROSA SYMPHONY STAYS CLOSE TO HOME
by Steve Osborn
Sunday, March 26, 2017
Santa Rosa Symphony concerts usually feature high-powered soloists imported from afar, but for their recent "Bring on the Strings" concert set, they stuck close to home, thrusting their principal violin, viola and cello into the limelight. The violinist (Joseph Edelberg) and the violist (Elizabeth P...
RecitalSLAM BANG SONORITY IN HAOCHEN ZHANG'S SCHROEDER RECITAL
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Sunday, March 19, 2017
Piano Competition winners are in ample supply, and it's often a hit and miss proposition as to their sterling interpretative qualities. However, the quadrennial Van Cliburn Competition in Ft. Worth has continually produced top-level artists, and the 2009 winner Haochen Zhang proved a formidable per...
ROSSINI'S FROTHY FARCE AN AUDIENCE HIT AT MENDO FESTIVALby Terry McNeill
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Mendocino Music Festival's Alan Pollack usually has some musical surprises up his conductor's sleeve, and at the July 19 Festival opera production he produced a unique coupling of lecture and music, set against the framework of a rarely-mounted 1813 opera.


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Further to our post about whether 2005 will be a year of record warmth, Jim Hansen has put out a brief discussion on the Washington Post report and some of the subsequent discussion. One minor clarification to his statements is that the reporter involved (Juliet Eilperin) did in fact leave messages for the relevant people at GISS (including me) prior to publication, but sometimes people can just be difficult to track down. Oh….and for those who are counting, with the preliminary October data in, 2005 has pulled ahead of 1998 in both the GISS land based met. station index (0.76 to 0.73°C) and the GISS land-ocean index (0.59 to 0.58°C). All previous caveats still apply….


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I love opening up Google and typing in "Is California" and it finishes with "on fire."
Typical oil industry executive BS. Any excuse to gouge the public and put the economy at risk to increase their share prices.
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Topped off both cars today just in case we get some gas price spike.
Oh and for Ohio winters, I love them. I usually just end up in Cleveland on the weekends for Rays MTB park. Always love to catch some lake effect snow. Both cars have snow tires too so I'm never too worried.
Up 15¢ overnight in Fort Worth.
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Good thing I filled up on wednesday for $4.139 at Costco in MDR (They have closed their pumps now, according to the LA Times)
Salt Lake City was not discovered by Dracula and the shark people.
All those people bragging about liking snow and loving to play in it...you do realize that we also have a mountain range in California that gets snow too right?
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After weeks spent attacking two Missouri labor studies professors with heavily edited footage of their classes, Andrew Breitbart's Big Government ran a lengthy "first-hand account" from a conservative college student named Philip Christofanelli. In this account, Christofanelli said that he was not associated with Insurgent Visuals, the group that posted the spliced video. He wrote:
Since that time, an organization known as Insurgent Visuals has released videos of the class, which have gained considerable media attention. To be clear, I am not Insurgent Visuals, nor am I associated with them. I did not edit any videos or put them online. I did, however, download the original videos off of the class website and give them out in their entirety to a number of my friends in order to obtain other opinions on the propriety of what occurred in the class, and of the steps I should take moving forward.
He sketched a similar timeline today during an interview with Big Journalism editor Dana Loesch on her radio program, The Dana Show. There, he said:
I gave the whole classes to a couple of-- I mean, a few of my friends, and I didn't expect it to really blow up from there. It was when Insurgent Visuals released their videos that I really saw that it had become a huge issue.
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Which brings us back to those tapes Christofanelli distributed. Was one of the lucky recipients his Facebook friend and past collaborator James O'Keefe?
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