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I would blame the converter for sure from what you describe. I had the same problem with a warmed over Chevy 230cu.in. 6 and Powerglide. Tried to get by with a stock converter and stalled every time I put it in gear. A 2000 stall converter solved my problem. A converter is one item that shouldn't be bought at a swap meet. There is no way to confirm the condition or it's properties.
Also, when you warm up an engine as you have, ignition becomes critical. If you don't have one, get an MSD module. You will be amazed how many sins it covers!
|That cam is not wild and the motor shouldn't have to idle at 1K to run. Whats your vacuum reading? If it's below 10 or 11"s then there is a problem. Also, how about a compression check. Did you put this cam in that needs at the very least, 9 to one compression, in a 8 to one motor? If your compression is less than 140 psi, give or take, then you need to up your compression or advance the cam. As you know, sometimes thing don't work out with our rigs immediately...we've all been there!
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|You shouldn't really feel the converter slip but it'll be a little looser on exceleration(feel like the motor has a lighter load).Befor you buy another converter try like 4 Jaw said and tune the car good air/fuel and timing.Really that cam shouldn't idle into the converter lockup range.
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|Spend some time dialing in your idle mixture and timing, the jetting/needles would be the next priority.
|yeah it was smaller than my old converter buti dont feel it slip at all . yes it stalls the car out when it goes into gear unless i have the car idling at about a grand. i think ill try to get a new converter. what should i expect from a 3000 or so converter? will it pull when i put it in gear at idle? Thanks for the response, joe
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What size is the converter a 3000stall will be around 10" my 2200-2600 is 11" and stock is 12" for TH350.
When you say you can't idle the motor down you mean when it idles the tranny bangs into gear and stalls the motor????If so sounds like your converter ain't really a 3000stall.
If you need a converter I am pleased with my Jegs converter its a 2200-2600 cost $129.Think theres a bigger one like 2800-3200 for $190.Good qualty cheap price.
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i have a chevy 350 engine i just put in s 78 firebird. im having several problems with it. i pretty much changed everything out at once this summer. i put a lunati 292 dur .480/.480 cam, victor jr. intake, edelbrock 600 cfm carb, tfs twisted wedge heads. IT has the stock hei delco distributor and i set the intial timing at 12. i bought a so called 3000 stall at a swap meet. also added 3.73 gears. The 2 problems are i can't idle the thing down to hear my lopey cam because when i put it in gear the car stalls. the car just lunges forward like my regular tork converter. and if i dont have enough rpms and i floor it the car will start to stall out . above 2500 rpms it runs well. any help will be appreciated.
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Arsenal Football Club is delighted to announce that the first-team squad will be visiting Hong Kong in July as part of the Club's Asia Tour 2012.
Arsenal will play against regional champions Kitchee FC at the Hong Kong Stadium on Sunday, July 29, 2012. The game will give the Club's huge fan base in Hong Kong the opportunity to see Arsène Wenger's team play live ahead of the 2012/2013 season.
The team will be travelling to Hong Kong from China, where they will be playing in Beijing on Friday, July 27.
Arsenal Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis said: "It's great that Arsenal Football Club is visiting Hong Kong again after 17 years. We have many followers in Hong Kong and it's wonderful that these special fans will have an opportunity to see the first-team live in action. The match will follow on from our visit to Beijing, where we play Manchester City in the Bird's Nest, and is another indication of Arsenal's commitment to Asia.
"We're all looking forward to visiting Hong Kong and playing Kitchee will provide the team with good preparation ahead of the 2012/13 season."
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(Columbus) - Hundreds of supporters of Medicaid expansion in Ohio rallied at the Ohio Statehouse Tuesday afternoon urging lawmakers to allow it.
Statehouse Republicans are the roadblock, but Republican Gov. John Kasich has championed the effort. Kasich included expansion in his budget, but it was pulled by Republicans in the House. Kasich told those at the rally not to lose hope.
"We are going to get this done. I don't care what it takes, we are going to get this done," Kasich said.
Kasich urged those at the rally to visit their lawmakers and tell their stories. He told them not to be angry or forceful, but don't be shy.
"Make it clear that saying no is not an option," he said.
The Governor said there is a legislative process and he respects that so he's not going to bully lawmakers around.
"If I put people in a corner I'm unlikely to get what I want to help people who need help," he told reporters.
Many Republican opponents worry that accepting the $13 billion from the federal government will just add to the federal government's debt. It's something Kasich doesn't think is enough for him to oppose it.
"Their inability to solve a problem that ultimately will be solved in a responsible way should not prevent Ohio from reclaiming our dollars to deal with our problems. Plain and simple," he said.
Another argument against expansion of Medicaid is that it's a part of President Obama's Affordable Care Act, commonly called 'Obamacare.'
"Medicaid is Medicaid, Obamacare is Obamacare. They're two different things and I don't really see that they're connected," he said.
They are tough words, but Democrats at the Statehouse say those words won't do anything without some action. They're calling on Kasich to use his position to rally some Republicans to support Medicaid expansion.
"It's just frustrating to me to see this kind of activity when to my knowledge there's not been a single phone call or outreach made to any of the lawmakers on his side of the aisle," said House Minority Leader Rep. Tracy Heard, a Columbus Democrat.
Democrats have launched what's called a discharge petition to force the issue to the House floor for a vote. To do it they'd need at least 50 signatures, but so far only have 35 - all Democrats. Heard believes there are enough votes to pass the issue in both the House and Senate, but worries it will never come up for a vote.
Heard also questioned Kasich's sincerity on the issue noting that by simply putting Medicaid expansion into the budget he's won politically.
"He'll forever be able to talk about 'I advocated for Medicaid expansion.' Whether he's sincere or not will be demonstrated in whether or not he goes and finds the Republican votes we need to pass this and not just talk about it," she said.
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I messed up my sholder helping someone move (mr nice guy). I've been out of commission for a few weeks
Anyway, Everybody seemed pretty interested in my Harness.
I decided I will make them on an as ordered basis.
I have one made ready to go right now. I made two for two people that wanted them, one bought his the other lost his job and didn't want it, so it's up for sale.
I've seen posts that others are going to try to make them. Thats cool. Glad I may have inspired some of you.
I will say this. My harness took about four months of steady research, and 20 years of fabrication experience to achieve.
I use 2 differant types of welders,
2 differant types of metal shears (machine not hand)
One custom made (by me) metal jig for bending brackets the proper way(no company in the country would make the brackets, most said I was crazy)
2 diffeerant metal brakes (benders)
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To get these right it takes a lot of metal working knowledge.
They are not easy. That is probably the reason the harness is the one piece not seen for sale, accurate that is.
This isn't something I just threw together.
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The guy who won the ebay auction said he used to be a costume marshall with his 501st group. He told me the harness was really, really nice. Way better than the pix on ebay. He said it was very accurate.
So, I'll start taking orders, first come first serve. Depending on how many orders I get, I will let you know about how long it will take to get yours out.
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The class is very hetrogeneous - from non readers to native speakers. I use 10 minutes of greetings and introduction to the lesson topic, 10 minutes to summary and homework explanation (at the end of the lesson ) and 25 minutes the class works in groups and I try to move from group to group.
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As we are a reciprocating library, this means you can also now place holds on DVDs at other libraries in our consortium and they will be shipped to Bristol — just as if they were a book, magazine, or CD! (Admittedly, some libraries may still refuse to send newer or in-demand items).
The check out period for DVDs remains 7 days for entertainment films and 14 days for documentary-type films. You may only have 6 DVDs checked out at a time (including 2 "new" DVDs).
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'Soupy was the most balanced, most effective player on the ice for the Sabres through the first 10 games of the season. He leads the team in plus/minus rating, despite playing with his now third defensive partner. The Sabres would be wise to throw a lasso around this free agent-to-be.'
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More than ever, birthers are having a hard time being taken seriously. Since the release of Obama's long-form birth certificate last April, the birther faithful have mostly hung their hats on trying to prove that the certificate released by the White House is a "forgery" based on things like smudged stamp ink.
Earlier this month, Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio held a press conference announcing the findings of the "cold case posse" he had assembled to investigate the certificate and declared that there was reason to believe it is a forgery. Media coverage of the event took on an appropriately mocking tone, leading Arpaio to complain, "The media all came to make fun of me." Arpaio even labeled the media downplaying birther concerns to be a conspiracy "bigger than Watergate."
If birthers are frustrated that nobody takes them seriously, their latest big story, which is premised on stories told by Bill Ayers' parents' former postman (not a typo), is certainly not going to help matters.
In what is probably the biggest mail-related flop since Kevin Costner's The Postman, WorldNetDaily supersleuth and Where's The Birth Certificate? author Jerome Corsi is out with a new report today suggesting the Ayers family paid for "foreigner" Obama's education.
The allegations are based on Corsi's conversations with former USPS postman Allen Hulton, who says that he used to deliver mail to Bill Ayers' parents in a Chicago suburb in the late 80s and early 90s. This should prove to be rock-solid.
According to Hulton and his impressive penchant for remembering decades-old small talk, Bill Ayers' mother once boasted about "this young black student they were helping out, and she referred to him as a foreign student." Hulton also explains that Mary Ayers gave him the student's name, but, as Corsi writes, "it was a 'strange name' that he could not remember, even though at the time it sounded African to him."
Though he couldn't remember the exact student's name, Hulton does "believe she said he was from either Kenya or Indonesia, and I favor Indonesia in my recollection." Uh huh.
Hulton also claims to have once met Obama himself outside the Ayers home. According to Hulton, "He was very polite, dressed nicely, but informally - slacks and a dress shirt - and he spoke with no accent. Immediately this young black man entered into conversation with me. He told me he had taken the train out from Chicago and had come to thank the Ayers family personally for having helped him with his education."
After Hulton asked Obama what his plans were after he finished school, Obama revealed that his presidency may have "already been pre-arranged" through his confident tone and vaguely Indonesian grinning [emphasis added]:
Hulton remembers asking the young man what his plans were for the future.
"He looked right at me and told me he was going to be president of the United States," Hulton says.
"There was a little bit of a grin on his face when he said it - he sounded sure of himself, but not arrogant. I know how people will say things because they have an ambition, but it did not come across that way," Hulton says. "It came across as if this young black male was telling me he was going to be president, almost as if it were the statement of a scientific fact that had already been determined, as if his being president had been already pre-arranged."
WND doesn't attempt to spell out what Hulton means here, but Hulton certainly sounds like he is suggesting that Obama revealed to him that there was a larger plan afoot that would eventually result in this confident young maybe-Indonesian becoming president.
Birther conspiracists apparently occupy a reality where the conversations a postman claims he had with President Obama and Bill Ayers' parents two decades ago hold more weight than the overwhelming evidence he was born in the U.S. (the long-form certificate, newspaper announcements, etc. etc.).
As always, this is all farcical and amusing, but allegations like these are still treated seriously by people like Matt Drudge, who is currently featuring the Corsi story on his site:
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'"He's had stretches where he's really played well. He's got tremendous work ethic on and off the ice, tremendous leadership. He was bothered by an injury (to his shoulder) for some time, and that was a little setback for him. Now that he's gone through that, he's really bounced back and is pushing hard to be one of our best players here down the stretch."'
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There are many .45s out there that are not 1911s.
Take a look at a Hk45Compact, if offers the same capacity in a smaller, lighter package that still allows for Cocked and Locked carry.
Of course there's always the Smith & Wesson M&P45 compact and Glock30 that are both smaller and lighter than a 1911 with the same or more capacity. The M&P can also be had with the thumb safety if that is a feature you'd like to retain.
As for the caliber end of things. There's nothing a .45 can do that a .40 can't and that's true the other way around too.
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BATAVIA, N.Y. — The Canisius baseball team collected 13 hits, including seven hits with two outs, to defeat Indiana State 5-4 at Dwyer Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Griffins, who clinched the series after also winning 3-1 on Friday, improve to 22-13 on the season.
Sophomore Anthony Massicci matched a career high with four hits while senior Ryan Coppinger had three hits. Junior Jesse Puscheck reached base three times with two walks and a double to go along with two runs scored.
The Griffs struck first for the second consecutive game, as Puscheck battled back from down 0-2 in the count to lead off the second with a walk. After senior Jimmy Luppens was hit by the next pitch, a wild pitch put the two runners into scoring position. Coppinger laced a single to left to put Canisius up 1-0.
Canisius built some breathing room in the fourth, scoring three runs on five hits. Coppinger and freshman Christ Conley led off the inning with back-to-back singles, both coming with two strikes in the count. After freshman Jake Lumley reached on a fielder's choice, Lumley was picked off at first base for the second out of the inning. Canisius then put together three consecutive two-out hits to score the three runs. Massicci singled to left on the next pitch to make it 2-0. Senior Jesse Kelso sent a triple to dead center field that ticked off the centerfielder's glove who tried to make a running catch as Massicci scored on the play. Panas then crushed a double to the fence in right field and put Canisius up 4-0.
Junior Rohn Pierce walked two batters in the first and gave up two singles in the second inning but got out of both jams. Pierce settled down and retired seven consecutive batters before Connor McClain doubled to lead off the fifth inning. The Sycamores scored single runs in the fifth and sixth innings to cut the Canisius lead in half, 4-2.
The Griffs got one of the runs back in the seventh, scoring what proved to be the game-winning run. Puscheck led off with another walk and Luppens followed with a single to left-center to put runners at the corners. Coppinger would ground out to first, with Puscheck holding at third and Luppens advancing to second. After Conley struck out looking, pinch hitter Jose Torralba was hit by a pitch to load the bases for Massicci, who singled for the fourth time in the game and scored Puscheck to make it 5-2. Indiana State used three pitchers in relief of Brad Lombard (6-1) in the inning and kept the Griffs within striking distance.
The Sycamores chased Pierce in the eighth with back-to-back leadoff singles. Senior Mike Tolsma relieved Pierce and got a strikeout for the first out of the inning. McClain double down the first-base line, off the glove of Luppens, for his fourth hit of the day and made it 5-3. Tolsma then got a groundout, which scored a run to make it 5-4, and a pop out to end the inning.
Junior Brandon Bielecki relieved Tolsma in the ninth and retired the first two batters before issuing a two-out walk. Bielecki then got a fly out on the next pitch to end the game and pick up his second save of the season.
Pierce (7-2) allowed four runs on nine hits, walked two and struck out four. Lombard gave up five runs on 11 hits, walked five and struck out two in receiving his first loss of the season.
The teams will conclude the three-game, non-conference series on Sunday, with first pitch back at the Demske Sports Complex set for noon.
Notes: Kelso's triple was the 11th of his career, breaking the program record of 10, previously held by Gabe Baida… Kelso becomes the 12th Golden Griffin to hit a triple this season, which is the highest total in the country… Pierce pitched at least seven innings for the ninth time in 10 starts this season… Coppinger had three hits in a game for the second time this season… Canisius had 10 or more hits for the 24th time in 35 games this season... Canisius improved to 5-4 in one-run games after losing its previous three one-run contests.


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Suit of red suede in a beaded Native American Indian style feather motif, consisting of: A) Jacket with V-neck line and a center front closure of three silver flower motif buttons with coral centers; edges of opening and buttonholes are laced with matching red suede. Princess seams. Three piece long sleeves with lacing on back seam. Left and right sides of front are trimmed with matching beaded appliques in feather motifs. Bottom of jacket is seamed with western style point and has 1/2" fringe at the hem. Unlined. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Gossamer Wings / by / Barbara Grimes / Santa Fe" B) Long skirt of matching red suede; lacing down center front and side seams. Waist band is 1" wide with suede lacing. Bottom section of skirt is seamed in the same western style as jacket bottom with zigzag hemline and 14" long fringe at hem. Bottom is trimmed with three beaded feather appliques on the front one applique at the center back. Center back zipper closure with covered snap on waistband. Lined in pink synthetic. Designer's label at center back to left of zipper: "Gossamer Wings / by / Barbara Grimes / Santa Fe" C) Belt of matching red suede. Belt is edged in red seed beads, turquoise and heishi shell beads, and is trimmed down the center with seven beaded applique feathers. Round buckle with U.S. 1888 Morgan silver dollar at center surrounded by coral, turquoise and heishi shell beading.
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Skirt ensemble covered with tan, grey, and translucent white sequins, consisting of: A) Skirt in straight style. Knee length. Center back zipper with hook & bar closure on 1" waistband. Fully lined in beige synthetic crepe. Designer's label at left of zipper: "Vera Wang" B) Top, hip length. Sleeveless, with scoop neck. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Fully lined in beige synthetic crepe.
Coat Dress2015-09-02T11:34:03-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc701431/

Coat dress of black wool knit. Mid-calf length. Open, short collar with points trimmed with bullet-shaped silver metal accents; V-neckline. Long sleeves have seams sewn flat to form ridge along top of sleeve, with turned back cuffs forming "wings" trimmed with two shield-shaped metal studs. Slit up 6 inches from hem at center front seam. Center front zipper closure running from V of neckline almost to the top of the hem slit; two hooks & eyes at top of zipper. Applied panels of same material at sides with extending "flames". Back of bodice is gathered at waist with half-belt and black plastic buckle in stylized arrowhead shape. Unlined; shoulder pads. Label: "Thierry Mugler / Paris / Made in France" Size "42" tag at base of designer label. Evidence of removed label.
Suit - Jacket and Skirt2015-09-02T11:34:03-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc701499/

Skirt ensemble of royal blue polyester, cut on bias, consisting of: Jacket. Waisted jacket with 3/4 length sleeves, partly cut-away in front, fastened by 3 snaps, each covered with a plastic button, in graduated sizes (smallest at top). Asymmetrical collar; notched on left, shawl on right. Inset pocket on each side with curving top edge. Cuffs have "winged" turn-backs. Sleeves sewn to create edge along top of arm from cuffs to collar. Center back seamed same as sleeves. Lined in royal blue synthetic; shoulder pads. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Thierry Mugler / Paris / Made in France" Size "42" tag at base of designer label. Evidence of removed label. Straight skirt of matching material with 2" waistband. Just below knee-length, with closure at back consisting of 3 large hooks and loops with studs at front and 8" zipper. Vented kick opening at center back seam. Unlined. Designer's label at left back hip: "Thierry Mugler / Paris / Made in France"
Evening Ensemble - Top and Skirt2015-09-02T11:34:03-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc701380/

Evening ensemble of olive green sequined chiffon and textured green taffeta consisting of: Top of olive green chiffon embellished in green sequins and green, light green iridescent and black seed beads throughout. Sleeveless, with asymmetric shoulder widths and round neckline. Center back zipper closure with hook & eye. Lined in olive green chiffon. Designer' label at center back neckline: "Vera Wang" Size "4" tag at base of designer label. B) Skirt of textured olive green silk/viscose blend taffeta. Full length; A-line silhouette. Released pleat with tie of self-fabric at each side. Left side hidden zipper and hook & bar on 1" waistband. Lined in gray/green silk. Designer's label at center back waist: "Vera Wang" Fiber content/cleaning instructions tag and size "4" tag at base of designer label.
Coat2015-09-02T11:34:03-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc701502/

Coat of satin printed in multicolored shredded newspaper pattern. Bracelet length sleeves; turned down collar. Center front invisible placket closure with 4 mother of pearl buttons and self-covered button at neckline. Wide welt pockets at sides. Back vent; knee length. Lined in pale blue satin. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Todd Oldham" "Dry Clean / Only" and "Made / In U.S.A" tags at left side seam.


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By Richard Clarke
Jack Wilshere was delighted to make his Arsenal comeback on Saturday but he has warned against expecting too much too soon from him.
Arsène Wenger left it until Saturday morning to tell the Englishman he would be making a Premier League start for the first time in 524 days. The plan worked perfectly - Wilshere bossed the midfield and Arsenal grabbed a late winner against QPR.
But, speaking afterwards, the 20-year-old confirmed there was much more to be done.
"Yeah, definitely," Wilshere told Arsenal Player. "After 60 minutes, I could feel my legs going. I'm still a long way from full fitness. I think everyone has to understand that. They do here at Arsenal. It's a long journey and it's going to take time.
"Football can be like that," he went on, "especially with England. You can become a better player when you're injured, you become a world-beater.
"When you come back, there's an expectation but I can deal with it. That's part and parcel of football and there's older players here who can keep my feet on the ground and help me.
"I didn't expect to be starting. When the boss told me this morning, I was just shocked. But from the moment I went out there it just felt like home. It was great.
"He just said to me, 'I'm going to play you from the start, I think you're ready and see how you feel after 60 minutes'. Well after 60 minutes I was just dead!
"I wanted to play, after 14 months any player wants to play. I've got to take it slow, 14 months out is a long time but it'll come back slowly.
"The hard work is not over yet. But we're sort of through it a bit."
And, of course, the Arsenal side had changed a lot.
"Yes, last time I played a Premier League game, I was playing with Fabregas, Nasri and Song. They've all moved on and so it's like coming into a new team.
"But Mikel Arteta is a leader both on the pitch and off the pitch and he talked me through the game.
"And it's a dream for any midfielder to link up with Santi Cazorla. Even the small things, like the pace of his passes, he just understands you and it's good to play with.
"I can only thank the players for helping me come through slowly and helping me do what I wanted to do.
"After the week we had, we just needed the win any way we could get it. Now we can look forward to Reading and there's a big one next weekend.
"Just for now, I'm happy to be back. I'm happy to be out there and healthy again. I was just running round smiling and that feeling was amazing."
Watch the full interview with Jack on Arsenal Player now.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I am an architecture student from the UK. I love zines and I love their ability to transfer ideas, information and creativity through an analogue process. This year I have decided to use the method of zines to describe free space and creativity in my thesis.
Today it is ever more significant that zines are carried as spaces through time. We rely on digital process so much that analogue, physical processes are becoming secondary. I genuinely believe in the value of this romantic process and have therefore started an experiment which I would love many people to be a part of.
I have created design laboratories, in the form of blank zines, which will travel across places capturing peoples moments in time. The laboratory is called SCREAM:
S-LAB: Sublime Laboratoy
C-LAB: Creative Laboratory
R-LAB: Romantic Laboratory
E-LAB: Expressionist Laboratory
A-LAB: Activist Laboratory
M-LAB: Moving Laboratory
300 books will be placed within space. Some will be passed along. Some will be left. Some will be lost. Some will be returned.
This is an experiment in creativity and autonomy of space. It is an experiment in the fragile relationship between the digital and analogue process, virtual and physical spaces. This website is a part of it, as I am using it to connect with creative minds. I have set up a blog and an email address to work alongside this. People can register their receipt of the zines by writing on the blog. The zines can be tracked through space in this way. The blog is a valuable
method of using virtual space to interact with physical space.
I want to chase the sublime. The sublime is a process of interactions between fantasy, perception and reality. The sublime is temporary. It is the creation if intense relationships between things. This is my perception if it. I would love to know what other people think about the different labs.
I want to send out these zines to anyone who would like to be a part of this. I have 2 months in which to receive these zines back. In this time, I hope that the zines will be passed along to people until complete or done by an individual until complete. I'm sure some will be lost on the way but I hope that people will send them back so that I can exhibit them in my exhibition at the end of the year. I will be exhibiting everything I receive back in a gallery in Manchester and London. I will photocopy my results and send them to all who participated and all who are interested in carrying it further. My blog is http://screamlab.blogetery.com. My email address is email@example.com. Contact me via this, the blog or email!
Thanks so much to all who respond!


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Items where Subject is "Generalities > Library and Information Science"
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Ford, N. and Bowden, M. , 2013. Facing the Future: the Changing Shape of Academic Skills Support at Bournemouth University. Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education (5), 1 - 11 .
Crowley, E. J., 2013. mySearch changed my life – a resource discovery journey. In: New dawn: the changing resource discovery landscape , JIBS Event, 25--25 February 2013, SOAS, London.
Ford, N., 2012. Students at the heart of the (acquisitions) system: Experiences of Patron Driven Acquisitions at Bournemouth University. In: E-Books: Experiences and Future Directions, 23 April 2012, University of the West of England, Bristol, England. (Unpublished)
Ball, D., 2012. Cutting out the middle man?: disintermediation and the academic library. LINK: connecting Commonwealth librarians, 14, pp. 2-3.
Ball, D., 2012. Managing suppliers for collection development: the UK higher education perspective. In: Fieldhouse, M. and Marshall, A., eds. Collection Development in the Digital Age. London: Facet, pp. 111-124.
Ford, N., 2012. Facing the future: the changing shape of academic skills support at Bournemouth University. In: 9th ALDinHE Conference: University of Leeds "Learning Development in a digital age: emerging literacies and learning spaces", 2-4 April 2012, University of Leeds, England. (Unpublished)
Ball, D. and Spencer, C., 2011. Goodbye to all that: Disintermediation, disruption and the diminishing library. In: Turner, C., ed. Online Information 2011: Proceedings. London: Incisive Media, pp. 125-130.
Geeson, R., 2011. Virtual Advice Services. In: Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Aldershot: Ashgate, pp. 87-103.
Holland, M., Denning, T. and Crowley, E. J., 2011. "BURO Case Study" In "Making the Repository Count: lessons from successful implementation". In: Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Ashgate.
Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., 2011. Editors' Introduction. In: Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Ashgate.
Crowley, E. J. and Spencer, C., 2011. Library Resources: Procurement, Innovation and Exploitation in a Digital World. In: Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Ashgate, pp. 215-238.
Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds., 2011. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Ashgate.
Ball, D., 2011. Librarians as midwives of change in scholarly communication. In: Dale, P., Beard, J. and Holland, M., eds. University Libraries and Digital Learning Environments. Abingdon: Ashgate, pp. 259-272.
Bond, C. S., 2010. The Internet and Patient Information. Health Informatics Now, 5 (2), pp. 14-15.
Efstathiou, S., 2010. The creation and ongoing development of a collaborative work environment within the Media School, which allows students and staff to provide resources and feedback pertinent to the media project undertaken. UNSPECIFIED. Available from: http://nccart.bournemouth.ac.uk[Accessed 28 May 2010].
Ford, N., 2010. The Using Information Community (and beyond!): Exploring the potential of online communities in delivering information literacy�. In: Keeping information centre stage amid changing scenery , 19-20 Jul 2010, Salford Quays, Manchester. (Unpublished)
Bowden, M. and Tudor, J. , 2010. Value for Money: Making the Most of E-Solutions at BU. In: BIALL 41st Annual Study Conference & Exhibition: Risks and Opportunities: Managing information in difficult times, 10-12 June 2010, Brighton, England. (Unpublished)
Bond, C. S., 2010. Surfing or still drowning? Student nurses' Internet skills. Nurse Education Today, 30 (5), pp. 485-488.
Crowley, E. J., Northam, J., Petford, N. and Johnstone, P., 2009. BURO: A Bespoke Repository for the UK Research Excellence Framework & Beyond. In: ARMS 2009 - 11th annual conference of the Australasian Research Management Society, 16-18 September 2009, Christchurch Convention Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Ball, D., Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2009. Small Changes - Big Difference: Bournemouth University Library and its learning community. In: World Library and Information Congress: 75th IFLA General Conference and Assembly, 19 -21 August 2009, Turin. (Unpublished)
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2009. Building literacy: the relationship between academic literacy, emerging pedagogies and library design. In: World Library and Information Congress: 75th IFLA General Conference and Assembly, 23 - 27 August 2009, Milan. (Unpublished)
Dale, P. and Cheshir, K., 2009. Collaboration between Librarians and Learning Technologists to enhance the learning of health sciences students. New Review of Academic Librarianship, 15 (2), pp. 206-218.
Beard, J., Byles, L. and Newland, B., 2009. Technology rich learning spaces - opportunities and risks. In: The Fourth Symposium on Social Learning Space: Learning outside the Square, 6 April 2009, Oxford. (Unpublished)
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2008. E-Reading Strategies: reading for a degree in a digital learning environment. In: Online Information 2008: International Online Information Meeting, 4-6 December 2008, London.
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2008. Reading for a Degree in an e-environment. In: Making Connections, 6 November 2008, London.
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2008. Re-designing Services for the Net-Gen and Beyond: a Holistic Review of Pedagogy, Resource and Learning Space. New Review of Academic Librarianship, 14 (1/2), pp. 99-114.
Yang, H.-P., 2008. The information search of Taiwanese students within the decision-making business master's degrees in Taiwan and in the UK. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Parton, S. and Fleming, H., 2008. Academic Libraries and Learning Support in Collaboration. Library Based Guidance for Peer Assisted Learning Leaders at Bournemouth University: Theory and Practice. New Review of Academic Librarianship, 13 (1), pp. 79-89.
Holland, M., 2008. BURO Versions Policy. Documentation. Poole: Bournemouth University.
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2008. Reading Strategies in the Digital Environment. Project Report. Poole, England: Bournemouth University.
Beard, J. and Dale, P., 2008. Reading Strategies in the Digital Environment: initial briefing document. Discussion Paper. Poole, England: Bournemouth University.
Ball, D., Beard, J. and Newland, B., 2008. Redesigning Information Resources for Digital Natives. In: INFORUM 2008: 14th Conference on Professional Information Resources, 28-30 May 2008, Prague.
Beard, J. and Ball, D., 2008. Reshaping the future. LIBER Quarterly: the journal of European research libraries, 18 (2).
Beard, J., Dale, P. and Hutchins, J., 2007. The Impact of E-Resources at Bournemouth University 2004/2006. Performance Measurement and Metrics, 8 (1), pp. 7-17.
Beard, J., Cheshir, K., Davey, A. and Newland, B., 2007. Integrating e-resources within a university VLE. CILIP Library and Information Update, 4, pp. 35-37.
Beard, J., Ball, D., Cheshir, K. and Newland, B., 2007. Integrating Electronic Resources into the Virtual Learning Environment: Work in Progress at Bournemouth University Library. In: HEA Pathfinder Cluster Group Meeting, 8 November 2007, Plymouth, England. (Unpublished)
Beard, J., Cheshir, K. and Davey, A., 2007. Supporting the N Gen learner by integrating e-resources within a university VLE. Supporting the Net Generation Learner: Proceedings of the Second International Blended Learning Conference, 17 June 2007 Hatfield., pp. 232-239.
Ball, D., Beard, J. and Newland, B., 2007. eRes: Innovative E-learning with E-resources. In: Jezzard, H., ed. Online information 2007: proceedings. London: Incisive Media, pp. 121-126.
Holland, M., 2006. Serving Different Constituencies: Researchers. In: Subject Librarians: Engaging with the Teaching and Learning Environment. Aldershot: Ashgate, pp. 131-147.
Dale, P., Leharne, M., Knight, T. and Marshall, K., 2006. The subject specialist in higher education: professional engagement. In: Dale, P., Holland, M. and Matthews, M., eds. Subject Librarians: Engaging with the Learning and Teaching Environment. Aldershot UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited, pp. 19-31.
Ball, D., 2006. Positioning librarians as essential to the new virtual learning environments. In: Embedding Libraries in Learning and Research: 27th Annual IATUL Conference, 22-25 May 2006, Porto.
Ball, D., 2006. Procuring e-books for the virtual learning environment. In: INFORUM 2006: 12th Conference on Professional Information Resources, 23-25 May 2006, Prague.
Beard, J., 2006. Quality Assurance, Quality Enhancement. In: Dale, P., Holland, M. and Matthews, M., eds. Subject Librarians: Engaging with the Learning and Teaching Environment. Aldershot: Ashgate, pp. 33-47.
Ball, D., 2006. The Virtual Learning Environment as a transformational technology for academic libraries. In: Nixon, C. and Burmood, J., eds. Internet Librarian International 2006: collected presentations: 16-17 October 2006. Medford: Information Today, pp. 238-244.
Ball, D., 2005. A new model for procuring e-books. New Review of Academic Librarianship, 11 (1), pp. 1-11.
Beard, J. and Ball, D., 2005. HE-NHS relationships. In: Ball, D., ed. Managing suppliers and partners for the academic library. London: Facet, pp. 106-120.
Bowden, M. , 2004. Lawpaths Resources Database. In: BIALL Annual Conference: 2004 Changing Times, New Challenges, 11-13 June 2004, Edinburgh.
Bowden, M. , 2004. The Lawpaths Project. D-Lib, 10 (6).
Bond, C. S., 2004. Surfing or drowning? Student nurses' Internet skills. Nurse Education Today, 24 (3), pp. 169-173.
Bond, C. S., Fevyer, D. and Pitt, C., 2004. Student reactions to online tools for learning to use the Internet as a study tool: outside the comfort zone? In: Beyond the Comfort Zone: the 21st ASCILITE Conference, 5-8 December 2004, Perth, Western Australia, pp. 134-140.
Dale, P. and Rutter, L., 2004. Ways to engage widening participation students. In: Brophy, P., Fisher, S. and Craven, J., eds. Libraries Without Wals 5: the distributed delivery of library and information services. London, UK: Facet Publishing, pp. 87-96.
Bond, C. S., 2004. Web users' information retrieval methods and skills. Online Information Review, 28 (4), pp. 254-259.
Ball, D., 2004. What's the 'big deal', and why is it bad deal for universities? Interlending and Document Supply, 32 (2), pp. 117-125.
Ball, D., 2003. Beware publishers bearing gifts: why the 'big deal' is a bad deal for universities. In: Libraries and Education in the Networked Information Environment: 24th Annual International Association of Technological University Libraries Conference, 2-5 June 2003, Ankara, Turkey.
Ball, D., 2003. Public libraries and the consortium purchase of electronic resources. The Electronic Library, 21 (4), pp. 301-309.
Beard, J., De Vekey, J. and Ball, D., 2003. Working with public libraries to enhance access to quality-assured health information for the lay public: Healthinfo4u: British Library Co-operation and Partnership Programme no.6: final report. Project Report. Poole, UK: Bournemouth University.
Ball, D., 2003. The electronic library: cornucopia or poisoned chalice? In: National Policy of the Library Collection Development to Promote Education and Culture in Society: international conference, 10-11 April 2003, Riga, Latvia, pp. 43-54.
Ball, D., 2003. A weighted decision matrix for outsourcing library services. The Bottom Line: Managing Library Finances, 16 (1), pp. 25-30.
Foy, M., Spencer, C. and Ball, D., 2002. Access and Identity: delivering HE in the FE environment. Relay (54), pp. 9-11.
Ball, D. and Earl, C., 2002. Outsourcing and externalisation: current practice in UK libraries, museums and archives. Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, 34 (4), pp. 197-206.
Ball, D., 2002. Consortium purchase of electronic resources by public libraries in England: intelligence gathering for Resource: stage one. Project Report. London: Resource.
Ball, D., 2002. Price and competition: consortial strategies for procuring information. In: Managing University Libraries, 26-27 August 2002, Paris, France.
Ball, D., Barton, D., Earl, C. and Dunk, L., 2002. A study of outsourcing and externalisation by libraries with additional reference to the museums and archives domains. Project Report. Bournemouth, UK: Bournemouth University.
Ball, D. and Friend, F., 2001. Library purchasing consortia in the UK. LIBER Quarterly: the journal of European research libraries, 11 (1), pp. 98-102.
Ball, D., 2001. The place of universities in the information value chain. In: Stratum Continuum of Information: 22nd Annual International Association of Technological University Libraries 2001 Conference, 28 May - 1 June 2001, Delft, The Netherlands.
Ball, D. and Pye, J., 2000. Library purchasing consortia: the UK periodicals supply market. Learned Publishing, 13 (1), pp. 25-35.
Holland, M., 2000. The Change Agent. In: Reid, B. J and Foster, W, eds. Achieving cultural change in networked libraries. Aldershot: Gower, pp. 105-107.
Ball, D. and Pye, J., 2000. Library purchasing consortia: their activity and effect on the marketplace. In: Gorman, G.E., ed. International Yearbook of Library and Information Management: Collection Management. London: Library Association Publishing, pp. 199-219.
Holland, M., 2000. Out of our past: understanding our communication environment. In: Reid, B. J and Foster, W., eds. Achieving cultural change in networked libraries. Aldershot: Gower, pp. 225-242.
Ball, D. and Wright, S., 2000. Procuring electronic information: new business models in the context of the supply chain. Library Consortium Management: An International Journal, 2 (7), pp. 145-159.
Ball, D. and Wright, S., 2000. The information value chain: emerging models for procuring electronic publications. In: Online Information 2000: 24th International Online Information Meeting, 5-7 December 2000, London, pp. 213-223.
Ball, D. and Pye, J., 1999. Library purchasing consortia in the UK: activity and practice. Other. London: Library Information Technology Centre.
Pye, J. and Ball, D., 1999. Library purchasing consortia in the UK: activity, benefits and good practice. Project Report. Bruton: Capital Planning Information.
Ball, D. and Pye, J., 1998. Library purchasing consortia: achieving value for money and shaping the emerging electronic marketplace. In: The challenge to be relevant in the 21st century: International Association of Technological University Libraries 1998 annual conference, 1-5 June 1998, Pretoria.
Ball, D. and Wright, S., 1997. Managing the market place: the consortium approach. Serials: The Journal for the Serials Community , 10 (3), pp. 329-336.
Ball, D. and Spice, C., 1996. The Big Flame: a model for a universal full-text electronic library of research. In: Libraries and Associations in the Transient World: New Technologies and New Forms of Cooperation" (3rd, Foros, Crimea, June 1-9, 1996 Foros village, Yalta, Republic of Crimea, Ukraine: conference proceedings. Foros, Yalta, Ukraine: The Organizing Committee, pp. 112-115.
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The Science And Tech Forum: Los Angeles
Saturday, September 28, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 5:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
What is the future of Research?
How are the tools of 21st Century communication changing the landscape of Science? How will crowdfunding, citizen science, and the open access movement change how we pursue knowledge?
Join us September 28-29 in beautiful University Park, Los Angeles to ask these questions and more!
*Registration Includes breakfast and lunch on both Sat 9/28 & Sun 9/29*
The Science and Tech Forum: Los Angeles will bring together thought leaders and entrepreneurs to explore the changing landscape of scientific discovery in the 21st Century.
Brian Nosek - U. Virginia/Center for Open Science
Todd Richmond - USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Kaitlin Thaney - Mozilla Science Lab
Elizabeth Silva - PLOS
Joseph Jackson - Bio, Tech, and Beyond
Mark Hahnel - Figshare
Hemai Parthasarathy - Breakout Labs
Barry Bunin - Collaborative Drug Discovery
Elizabeth Iorns - Science Exchange/Reproducibility Initiative
Pete Binfield - PeerJ
Kevin Lustig - Assay Depot
Max Hodak - Transcriptic
William Gunn - Mendeley
Cory McLean - 23andMe
Sean Seaver - p212121
Cindy Wu - Microryza
JUST ANNOUNCED: Set your own agenda at the Unconference Breakout!
Who Should attend? Students, Postdocs, Faculty, Investors, Citizen Scientists, and all who are excited to learn about how the tools of the tech revolution are enabling a new age of research and discovery.
Follow our latest updates on social media using the hashtag #SciTechLA
When & Where
USC Davidson Continuing Education Conference Center
3415 South Figueroa Street
Los Angeles,
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I have been looking to get my TEFL cert and I have read about a lot of different programs, some online, some on traditional campuses, some on weekend courses.
I seem to like the TEFL international course best so far, its a 4 week program with classes starting monthly and they have offices all over the world. I live in BC, Canada now, and I think it would be amazing to be able to go get TEFL certified in Alexandria, Egypt.
Im just wondering if this would be a good way to go for someone without a degree like myself. Im thinking it would be a lot better to do a real course in another country to really get the feel for what teaching TEFL would be like.
Im also wondering just how easy or hard it will be to find a job after I get certified. I have done a lot of research and it seems like I shouldnt have too much trouble finding work in Russia without a degree (language link)
Although Im just worried I might get stuck in a situation where I won't be able to find work
Any and all info and advice would be Greatly appreciated


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Given that Firefox is hugely popular and that there are lots of posts about this recent release and its installation already available, I wasn't thinking of posting about it. However, and probably as a result of such information overkill, I realized the whole installation business was starting to get confusing, specially if one was trying to install Firefox from a PPA in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives.
For those of us who were trying/testing Firefox 4 Beta, PPAs proved to be a very convenient solution. They get all the fresh updates and getting the latest Beta was as easy as running a regular system update. Nothing is perfect, though, and the use of a daily PPA is no exception. In this type of PPAs activity is frantic, so the amount of updates users get from them can get annoying. Aside from that, because this daily PPA was good for all Mozilla's products, chances are you won't be able to keep Thunderbird stable, but have to install and use Shredder instead, the development branch.
Well, if you struggled with any of those little (or perhaps not so little) annoyances, you will surely love to hear that Firefox 4.0 is now available at the Mozilla stable PPA for both Ubuntu 10.10, Ubuntu 10.04 and derivatives.
Before proceeding with its installation, though, I would recommend removing any previous Firefox installation, specially if they are not stable ones. Along the same lines, it would be smart to disable or remove the Mozilla daily PPA in cause it was in use, just to prevent any potential conflicts or a messy setup in the long run. Once ready to install, just follow these simple instructions:
Open a terminal and add the Mozilla stable PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable
Now update and install:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firefox
Note that, by adding the Mozilla stable PPA, you will also have access to other stable releases, such as Thunderbird 3.1.
Now go ahead and have fun with Firefox 4.0. The reviews I have read so far seem to confirm it is a huge improvement over previous releases, and while start up times are still a bit slow, browsing speed is getting pretty damn close to Google Chrome/Chromium's, albeit with a much better Linux integration!


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Years ago……and in another life….i had previously blogged this perfect Autumn recipe.
This morning we woke up and with the kids being on break from school all of this next week…..
they call it Fall Break around here…..
even though there isn't a golden colored tree on the island….
this is still is one of our family favorites.
We had a long day yesterday on the south side of the island hanging out at the Hyatt hotel.
{aka: mini water park for the kids}
I aptly named yesterday a "Daycation"
a few well needed cocktails were had
Anyhoo……back to the bread.
This morning we woke up to rain and an overcast day so it just meant that i was going to make a few loaves
of pumpkin blueberry bread.
My kids love blueberries….but not necessarily in the pumpkin bread where on the other hand
the mister and i can mow through an entire loaf with blueberries faster than you can say
cloudy with a chance of sun.
The secret to the pumpkin bread is not the blueberries….
{which are optional of course}
but due to the fact that i use coconut oil instead of vegetable oil or canola oil.
Of course if you don't have coconut oil……you can substitute in what you have in your cupboard…..
but i if you've never used coconut oil before then i will warn you that it's the best oil out there.
It is pricey.
Our costco carries it now……happy dance….but i highly suggest switching your oils if you can.
{healthier too…..so you can pat yourself on the back.
p.s. No loaf pans??? Muffins work too. My kids love the mini ones. You can make one loaf and 2 dozen muffins.


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I shot these with flip flop pearls and then cleared with many coats and wet sanded and cleared again till there was no edge at all!! In the 2nd pick that is my last coat of clear and its not sanded or pollished yet! Its many hrs of work!! The flames are quick and easy its the tapeing that takes the time and the clear coats , wet sanding and pollishing that I take the aspirin For LOL
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One of the most important thing when doing flames is to make sure that each side matches the other. Using fine line is a good idea, when used properly and remember it's still just tape. Fine line if stretched to much will lift on corners or pull back if stretched to far to get that straight crisp line, even if it is laid down and all edges and curves look fine, solvents when drying will shrink an over stretched tape, especially if your blending color on top of color.
Where the matter of taste comes in may be how visible you want the flames to be, the amount of flames you see can be controlled in a number of ways. One way to control the visual aspect of ghost flames is to use pearls, the color of pearls is activated by light, especially sunlight. by painting a vehicle in a base, laying out your flames and masking the rest of the vehicle. Now add a small amount of pearl to the base color (do test panels with the base color and the pearl color, without light they should look like the same color, with light, especially sunlight, the flames will be visible and the base color hasn't been effected if only a small amount of pearl has been used), this type of ghost flame works well with darker colors, the darker the base color, the less pearl you need to spray in your flamed area....After this procedure has been done, clear the vehicle, I apply a minimum of 4 coats of clear. Then I color sand and polish...the tape line disappears.
Another method of Ghost Flaming and the one I prefer to use is the tri-coat method. First, I base the vehicle, then lay down my flames and mask the rest of the vehicle. Generally I use a variation of the base color, (either lighter or darker, depending on effect) and air brush the color onto the inside edge of the flame. Many times I use flames that intertwine each other, it give a better effect and shows great detail. The trick here is to remember which flame is crossing on top of which flame and keeping all flame crossing the same from side to side.
Here is a URL of a tri-coat flamed hood I did on a C10 truck. The truck was painted a metallic blue as a base color, for the flames I used a variation of the base blue and made 7 different shades of blue, airbrushed/blended them into the outlined flamed area. Using the same method, I laid flames down both sides of the truck and repeated the airbrushing/blending technique. After the flames where what I wanted, I unmasked all the flames and applied 4 coats of a transparent Orange Mid coat, followed by 5 coats of clear, cut and polish.
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This shows the flames intertwining.
One of the biggest challenges, as I mentioned is getting the ghost flames to be identical side to side on the fenders took a fair amount of measuring, re-taping and walking around from side to side to make sure both sides where the same. Getting the flames the exact same from side to side on the hood was even more difficult because you can see both sides of the hood at the same time. The hardest part of the whole job was 6 months later the customer came to me with a tonneau cover that he wanted the exact same flames that I had put on the hood brushed into the tonneau cover. My memory is OK but , not nearly good enough to remember all the different shades of blue I used to get the effect on the rear cover that I got on the hood. This is where keeping a log or daily journal comes in handy and I had all 7 different shades of blue written down with formulas for all shades and how I had blended the colors together to get the effect. The hood did match the tonneau cover.
Here are several more pictures of the truck, side views with and without light on the flames.
Inner Wheel Well
Left Front Fender
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Engine Bay
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Complete Truck
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If there are question I can answer I'd be happy to and Jay I hope it's Okay that I went on a long rant and posted URL's.
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Sorry guys, I labeled a bunch of the pictures wrong...I'll fix it.
Okay...I hope I have everything labeled correctly.
Truck Driver's side, inside shop
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Passenger side, minimal light
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Passenger side, No light
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Passengr side fender
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Sorry guys....I hope you can see how light affects the flames and no light virtually makes them disappear.
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Nice Ray I really like that!!!! I knew you miss labled em but their still an eye popper!!!
I dont agree that matching both sides is most important. It depends on the design! Many of the best flame jobs I ever saw were not the same as you walked around the vehicle! I have no favorit way to do it! Its just what pleases my eye and the customers LOL! But if the customer and I cant come to an agreement I tell em to go somewhere else Some customers want the uglyest stuff LOL I like the ones that just turn me loose and let me do what I want with just their Idea that I scetched on paper that they liked.
This corvette is not the same! I lay out flames freehand as the tape comes off the role LOL Some I get so close to the same that people cant tell and some I purposly try not to make them the exact same flame just the same design! Its in the eye of the beholder
Great job on that Vette my friend.
Every painter will have his own preferences, but here is the method I use to develop flame patterns, and which also happens to be nearly identical on each side.
I cover the area to be flamed with strips 18 inch masking paper. I do this on the driver side, since I am right handed, and want to draw from front to back. Don't overlap the paper much, and tape all butted joints good.
I use a graphite stick. It is a wide flat black stick that you can buy at art stores, that is basically pencil lead. I stick it in the body seams, and run it down there length to show the location. I also run it down the peaks in the body, and around any lights or trim.
After that is all done, I start to sketch the flames lightly. After I get them roughed out, I study them to see if...
...the "flow" is parallel to the body lines (unless I don't want them to be)
...the scale of the flames fits the size of the vehicle, and the flame style I want.
... the thickness of the flame "licks" are uniform
...the "licks" are the length I want, and all about the same.
... and the teardrop shapes inside the flames flow well, and are similar in size.
Anything I want to change is remarked.
Next I sketch over the pattern, but darken it.
I study it for a last time, and then remove the pattern.
Now I lay it on a sheet of cardboard, and if it is hard to see exactly, I may take a marker and carefully draw the pattern exactly.
Your sign supply store can sell you a little tool called a "pounce wheel. Use that to go over your design as exactly as you can.
Wipe all of the excess graphite off of the paper, and tape the pattern back on the car.
Use a piece of an old T-shirt to make a "pounce pad". fill it with either talcum powder, or graphite... then seal it up with a rubber band.
Rub the pounce pad lightly over your whole pattern, then wipe the residue off of the paper. The powder will go through the holes, giving you a fine dotted line to mask against.
Flip the paper over, and hang it on the passenger side... using the seams and holes to line it up the same as the other side.
Repeat the procedure to duplicate the pattern again... but reversed.
MASK YOUR FLAMES! Using good masking technique, you can make them flow even more smoothly!
This method gave me several advantages...
A chance to refine the design easily, without having to pull all of the tape off and start over.
A chance to see it laid out, and be able to make changes quickly... instead of finding I didn't like it, and again would have to start over, or keep changing it using tape.
Nearly identical patterns. You can also do this to make a symetrical pattern on the hood, truck, etc.
As a bonus, keep the paper patterns, just in case you ever need to repair body damage... or his brother wants the same design. :-)
P.S. I use 1/8th inch 3-M green paper tape. It is VERY sticky, and will NOT move and curl on the curves! To get a sharper edge, shoot a coat of clear before the color. Then you have sealed the tape and tape joints, creating a sharper cleaner edge.
You may notice that I like high impact graphics. {:-) I do conservative stuff... but will always show the "flash".
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It wasn't until a few pieces, painted separately, came out the same color that they where at ease. Sometimes those Saturday morning car shows do more harm than good, for people that have done it before anyway. If these customer's hadn't seen that show, it would have saved them a lot of money. If I'm going to get quizzed on something I know I can do, I'm on the clock, 10 minutes here, 20 minutes there...it adds up.
As a bonus, keep the paper patterns, just in case you ever need to repair body damage... or his brother wants the same design. :-)
This to me this is very important...it will save so much time if you already have the pattern and need to do a repair. I've had situations where the customer has loved the flames but grown tired of the main color of the body, having the pattern has save you a lot of time and the customer a bunch of money. If the brother wants the same design...they better be twins...LOL.
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May I make a counter offer? Pay cuts for crap?
...most of the UAW workers are not nuclear physicists.... if you want to be their guinea pig ...I bet they would be much obliged
.... I have no problem with your proposal to make the UAW pay taxes, but burdening GM with more anti competitive rules and regulations seems pretty fool hearty to me; especially since YOU'RE a part owner in GM.


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Men's Basketball Tailgate, Marquette Ticket Sale Launch Set
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay athletics department will host the Phoenix Men's Basketball Tailgate on the Bart Starr Plaza at the Resch Center on Oct. 6, welcoming season and Pick 5 ticket holders and kicking off single-game ticket sales for Green Bay's game against Marquette on Dec. 19. The tailgate party from 2-5 p.m. will feature the band Spin playing live music, a chance to interact with the Phoenix players and coaches, autographs, raffle prizes, free food and an area designated for kids.
All season ticket and pick 5 package holders are invited to the event, and any person who purchases a ticket to the Marquette game that day will have the first chance at the best tickets for the showdown with the BIG EAST team and will gain entry to the tailgate. Green Bay-Marquette tickets can only be purchased this day in-person at the Resch Center box office. Season Ticket and Pick 5 packages will also be for sale at the box office.
All ticketholders and purchasers will also receive raffle tickets for chances to win a number of great prizes, including a Buffalo Wild Wings Phoenix Watch Party for 12, an autographed Phoenix Basketball and a $100 gift card to the Phoenix Team Store, two Citizen Watch Co. watches from Diamonds and Gold, tickets to the Green Bay game at Wisconsin, and the grand prize - a suite for 16 people for the game against Marquette.
While the live music from Spin will be the primary entertainment, raffle prizes will be announced throughout the event in conjunction with interviews with Phoenix players and head coach Brian Wardle.
What: Green Bay Phoenix Men's Basketball Tailgate
Where: Resch Center - Bart Starr Plaza
When: Saturday, October 6 from 2-5 p.m.
The perks
for season ticket holders:
1. Admission to the Phoenix Basketball Tailgate and a chance to pick up your season tickets
2. Receive your complimentary copy of Phoenix Insider, a new 72-page, full-color magazine showcasing the Phoenix basketball teams
3. Free Green Bay Basketball drawstring bag
4. Automatic entries into the raffle to win great prizes
5. Free food, live music, player autographs, kids zone and more!
The perks
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1. Get the most value out of getting your Phoenix tickets
2. First chance to pick out great seats for the premier home game of the season
3. Admission to the Phoenix Basketball Tailgate
4. A raffle ticket for a chance to win great prizes
5. Free food, live music, player autographs, kids zone and more!
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It is with great sadness that Arsenal Football Club announces the death of Danny Fiszman after a long battle with illness. He was 66.
Danny, who joined the Board of Directors in 1992, was a much loved and respected figure at the Club and will be deeply missed by his many friends and colleagues at Arsenal.
During his time as an Arsenal Director, Danny, a hugely successful businessman whose love of Arsenal was obvious to all, was a leading influence at the Club. He played an integral role in the Club's move from Highbury to our new stadium, working tirelessly for many years leading the team which created one of the finest sporting arenas in the world.
Arsenal Chairman Peter Hill-Wood said: "Danny Fiszman was a visionary Director, a gentleman and a true Arsenal fan.
"We are all deeply saddened by the loss of our dear friend Danny. His voice, wisdom and presence around the football club he so dearly loved will be sorely missed.
"Arsenal Football Club will forever be indebted to Danny for his invaluable foresight and contribution during the move from Highbury to our new stadium.
"Our thoughts at this time are with Danny's wife Sally, family and friends. We have lost a much loved husband, father, grandfather and friend."
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I've made these several times since I first posted the recipe in April 2007 (obviously cooking under a covered deck then as well, although it was on the front porch in those days.) I finally got organized and took a new photo, which really shows off how tasty this recipe is!
(Grilled Curried Chicken Skewers with Spicy Peanut Sauce was updated August 2012 with better photos and instructions.)
Grilled Curried Chicken Skewers with Spicy Peanut Sauce
(Makes 4 main course servings, recipe adapted from Fine Cooking Annual.)
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
Marinade Ingredients:
2 T soy sauce (be sure to use gluten-free soy sauce if needed)
2 T fresh lemon juice
1/4 cup peanut oil
2 tsp. garlic puree
1 tsp. curry powder (I used Penzey's Sweet Curry Powder)
Peanut Sauce Ingredients:
(This sauce is good on so many things, I recommend doubling or tripling the amounts here.)
2 tsp. soy sauce
2 tsp. fresh lemon juice
1/3 cup natural peanut butter (without sugar, regular or chunky)
1/3 cup coconut milk
1 tsp. Stevia In the Raw Granulated Sweetener or sweetener of your choice (use an approved sweetener for South Beach)
1/4 - 1/2 tsp. Cayenne pepper
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
This is a perfect main course for any phase of the South Beach Diet, as long as you use an approved sweetener and natural peanut butter without sugar. This would also be approved for most low-carb eating plans.
Nutritional Information?
I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
More Recipes with Chicken and Curry:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Thai Coconut Curry Chicken with Peanut Sauce from Jeanette's Healthy Living
Chicken Breasts with Cilantro and Red Thai Curry Peanut Sauce from Kalyn's Kitchen
Bollywood Chicken Curry from What's For Lunch Honey?
(Want even more recipes? I find these recipes from other blogs using Food Blog Search.)
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The first 100 kids to pre-order a copy of "Diary of a Wimpy Kid:
The Third Wheel" from The Book Stall automatically receive tickets
to attend a special meet and greet with Jeff Kinney, author of the
blockbuster Wimpy Kid series.
Tad Hills, author and illustrator of the picture books "Duck and
Goose" and "How Rocket Learned to Read," presents his new book,
"Rocket Writes a Story" and signs autographs.
Young children get to play with parents and other children with
special needs side-by-side in a safe, comfortable environment.
Toys, balls, bubbles, art, books, and music are available. Provides
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Arsenal Ladies host FC Bobruichanka in the second leg of their Champions League Round of 32 tie in Borehamwood this afternoon.
Laura Harvey's side lead 4-0 after a thumping first-leg victory in Belarus, and Arsenal.com caught up with Ladies' striker Ellen White for her thoughts on the competition ahead.
The Champions League has now started and the Ladies got off to a flier. How was the whole Belarus experience?
I didn't realise it was quite as far away as it was! I think we are all quite tired from a 12-hour journey getting there but it was great to play in another Champions League game.
We probably should have scored a few more goals as we had a lot of chances but we got off to a good start with four goals and hopefully that will continue on Wednesday.
How much have you and the squad been looking forward to it?
To play in the Champions League is another step, another level really. It is completely different from the league and it is definitely another trophy we want to win this year. We have got the treble and we want the Champions League this year, which would be amazing.
You haven't got too much Champions League experience having made your debut in the competition last season - how much of a step up do you think it will be?
The last Champions League was a whole new experience for me - going away from home with your club and playing different opposition from all around Europe is definitely a massive experience. It is completely different playing with the best teams in Europe, a massive step but hopefully it is a challenge that we will rise to.
Is there a real optimism that the Ladies can go far this time around?
Yes, definitely. We're taking each game as it comes but I think from the experiences we got from the Semi-Finals last season we are definitely going to move on from that. Obviously our away form wasn't the best but hopefully we put a bit of a stamp on that in Belarus and it will continue.
Last time around it was the Semi-Finals - what is the gap like now between yourselves and the likes of Lyon?
They're a fantastic side and I think the fact that they train every day and are a professional side is a massive stride for them. I think we are definitely up there but they were worthy winners when we played them. We have really gelled this year as a team though and hopefully we can go quite far in this competition.
Laura Harvey said this team will only improve - do you agree?
I hope so! We got the treble and we want to strive to keep going. Myself and a few of the other players came into this side knowing that Arsenal had a winning mentality which is engraved into everyone.
We got the treble but this year I don't think anybody thought we were going to win anything. We were second for most of the season with Birmingham. There is still a lot of improvement left for us and hopefully we can do that.
You won the Continental Cup against Birmingham - was it sweeter beating them given the battle over the course of the season?
Yes, definitely! The fact that we won the league when they were top for pretty much most of the season was sweet but we hadn't beaten them in the league so win win 4-1 was quite emphatic. We played really well and Rachel Yankey scored one hell of a goal really.
You didn't have it your own way all year - was there ever a time you thought that maybe it wasn't going to happen?
I don't think we ever thought it might not happen, we just kept plugging away at our own results really. People around us were more worried what Birmingham were doing but we were only worried about ourselves and hoping that maybe Birmingham and the other teams made some mistakes. That happened for us and we got the results we needed.
How have you personally found the step up coming from Leeds at the start of last season?
It's obviously massive. We've got some fantastic players, some internationals from around the whole of the United Kingdom and we are challenging which was not what I was used to with Leeds. It is a big step up but hopefully I have been rising to the occasion and can continue to do that to help us win more trophies.
There may have been a little bit more pressure joining Arsenal but I enjoy it.
It's FREE entry for all spectators at Meadow Park on Wednesday. Kick-off is 4pm so get along to Borehamwood and cheer on the treble winners.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Fox News' $20 Trillion Deception
Fox News claimed that President Obama's economic plan is a "path to Greece" by deceptively comparing the national debt in 2009 to the debt projected in 2016. But economists agree that much of the debt added during the Obama presidency was a consequence of the recession and Bush administration policies, not new Obama policies.
On the November 2 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, Fox Business host Stuart Varney reported that the Office of Management and Budget projected the national debt to be $20.3 trillion by the end of 2016. Co-host Gretchen Carlson then compared the debt "when the president took office" to the those projected by the OMB in 2016. Varney responded, " I think it would be worse than that because the president's plan is to raise taxes."
In fact, the OMB's Mid-Session Review Report -- which contains the projected debt estimate Varney cited -- found [1] that not only was the deficit for fiscal year 2012 expected to be $116 billion lower than originally projected, cumulative deficits for the following 10 years are also currently projected to be $240 billion lower than previously expected. The OMB also stated regarding Obama's proposed budget for fiscal year 2013:
In the 2013 Budget, the President put forward a plan that, building on the deficit reduction undertaken the previous year, would reduce the deficit over the next decade by more than $4 trillion, put the country on a course to achieve deficits below 3 percent of GDP by the end of the decade, and stabilize the debt relative to the size of the economy. The President's plan, as updated in the Mid-Session Review, achieves those results by following a balanced approach.
The OMB further noted that upon taking office, Obama faced a "10-year deficit of more than $8 trillion -- a figure that grew even larger as the depth of the recession became clear," an assessment bolstered by other economists:
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) chief economist Chad Stone said [2] in testimony before the Joint Economic Committee in June 2011 that "the economic downturn, tax cuts enacted under President Bush, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq explain virtually the entire federal budget deficit over the next ten years."
- Former Reagan and George H. W. Bush adviser Bruce Bartlett called [3] the Republican claim that "all increases in the debt or deficit" since his inauguration are President Obama's fault "nonsense" because "[George W.] Bush is more responsible."
- After examining the numbers, PolitiFact determined [4] that "using raw dollars, Obama did oversee the lowest annual increases in spending of any president in 60 years."
Washington Post columnist Ezra Klein estimated [5] that Obama's policies are responsible for $983 billion of the nearly $5 trillion increase in public debt over the course of his administration, while the remainder of the debt increase is attributable to Bush-era policies. Klein's column was accompanied by a chart [6] illustrating the claim:
Varney added, "You raise taxes in an already weak economy, and you weaken the economy even more, and therefore you produce less revenue going to the Treasury, so the deficit's bigger." But economists believe that ending the Bush tax cuts for upper-income taxpayers -- a key component of Obama's "fair share" tax plan -- would not hurt the economic recovery.
Tax Policy Center economist Howard Gleckman pointed out [7] that tax cuts for the wealthy generally do not go back into the economy because " higher income households are more likely to bank the cash than spend it. As a result, tax cuts for these high-earners will do relatively little to boost the economy in the short run." Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman explained [8] that during President Clinton's first term, "when the very rich paid much higher taxes than they do now, the economy added 11.5 million jobs."
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