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That port should come out right under the blades, meaning that port would see the signal from all the air coming through the tbody.
All you can do is try those locations. Once you setup the mapping for startup and look at your VE table on the EFI program you will know if the MAP port location is workable. It should show a steady reading in the cell location once the idle fuel mixture and timing is dialed in. Depending on the camshaft it should idle in the 50 to 60 KPA range as a very rough ballpark.
The same situation with the fuel pressure. The pressure at idle should be stable and not wavering.
|Thanks Rick. My first thought was the side of the center section of the plenum. Everyone seemed to have different ideas. The throttle bodies do have the barbs but I have not checked to see if they access all four bores. I will tomorrow. If so that may work for the regulator signal.
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Nothing to be confused about, see if this helps. What you are trying to do is connect the map sensor to see manifold absolute pressure, or what we normally call vacuum. To sense this the sensor bung must be located below the throttle blades. It also must/should/ highly suggested be located within the plenum so it reads all the pressure drops from all the cylinders. This gives a smooth signal and is why you don't want the sensor bung in a runner.
That diagram is for a throttle body that has multiple predrilled ports under the throttle blades to pick up the manifold pressure signal. It appears you have a manifold port in the lower center of each throttle body. When you remove the plug if that port goes all the way through the throttle body and opens under the throttle blades that's a port that you can tie in the MAP sensor to. You should be able to see this when looking under the throttle body as well of course.
The center section of your plenum, between the throttle bodies also appears to be a common area between the throttle bodies. In my mind that would be a better place to tap the hole for the hose barb and pull the map signal versus a single location at a throttle body. The reason is it's an area of the plenum that will see all cylinders. Again, a location that should give the smoothest map signal.
It's important to have a steady, smooth MAP signal if you are running a speed density EFI program logic. If the MAP signal is not steady and smooth it will be impossible to get a good idle or decent tune. The more cylinders the MAP signal is exposed to in the plenum the better. That is why I figured another option would be to Y the two throttle body ports together, then into the MAP with a single feed.
You will also need a manifold port to reference the pressure regulator if you choose to do so. That also needs to be a smooth signal otherwise pressure will fluctuate causing tuning hiccups.
Now I am really confused. I called the Holley (Weiand) tech line today and the 'tech' says it dosen't matter where I put it as long as it is below the throttle blades. Then I searched their website and found this diagram. Surely someone has studied the air flow in a tunnel ram.
|you want the MAP to draw vaccum from the intake manifold. So, anywhere in the intake should be sufficient....
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|Off the top of my head I would think in the interest of achieving a solid map signal I would tap a hose barb into each plenum under the throttle body and Y the two hoses into one then into the map sensor. I'd locate each hose barb right under the throttle bodies.
MAP sensor location?
Where is the best place to locate the MAP sensor in a tunnel ram intake?
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. -- Kat Dotson drove in a pair of runs, Ellen Renfroe struck out six in four scoreless innings of work and co-head coach Karen Weekly earned career victory No. 800 as No. 4/4 Tennessee softball team took a 7-0 win over Long Beach State on Thursday in the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic.
"It's a privilege to be able to coach long enough to be a part of 800 victories," Karen Weekly said. "All of the credit goes to the players and coaches who I've been blessed to work with. I owe so much to my husband and co-head coach Ralph, who has been the biggest influence in my career. I have also been fortunate to work for tremendously supportive administrations at UT-Chattanooga and Tennessee, who made winning a priority."
Tennessee (11-0) controlled the game from the start with three runs in the top of the third. The win over Long Beach State (4-5) also marked UT's sixth shutout of the season. Dotson was 2-for-2 with two RBIs, two runs, two walks and one stolen base. Raven Chavanne finished 2-for-3 with a run scored a two walks. Madison Shipman was 2-for-5 with one RBI and one run scored.
Ellen Renfroe improved to 5-0 with the win, notching six strikeouts over four scoreless innings. The win marked her third appearance this season without surrendering a run. Freshman Erin Gabriel struck out three batters over three scoreless innings in relief.
Arian Erceg (3-2) took the loss for Long Beach State after allowing six runs (four earned) recording one strikeout over 3.0 innings. Amanda Hansen allowed one run over four relief frames.
UT opened up strong with three straight hits. With two on and no outs, Shipman drilled a single to short to plate Chavanne from third base. In the next at-bat, Dotson stole home on a double steal. Cheyanne Tarango followed with an RBI sac fly to the shortstop in shallow left to push the Lady Vols' lead to 3-0.
In the top of the third inning, with runners on the corners, Dotson scored from third base when Tarango reached on a fielding error at second base.
Tennessee's lead grew to 6-0 in the top of the fourth. Hannah Akamine drew a leadoff walk and Melissa Davin hammered a ground-rule double that bounced over the short fence in right center. With two runners on and no outs, Rainey Gaffin clubbed an RBI double to left center to plate Akamine. Hansen entered for Erceg and Dotson drew a bases-loaded walk to bring home Davin.
In the top of the fifth, UT added one more run when Dotson spun in an RBI infield single near the second baseman to drive in Melissa Brown.
Tennessee tallied 11 hits in the game, but left 12 runners on base. Long Beach State put up a good fight, totaling seven hits but left nine runners stranded.
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Got the lower ball joints out. Much easier than I feared. However, it seems to be the upper ones giving me trouble now. Think I'm going to see if I can borrow one tomorrow.
I use a piece of 1/2 inch allthread and some washers to compress the springs, just enough to get the lower control arm bushings pinned on with the bolts.
Put allthread , (about an 18 inch piece) through the hole where the shoch absorber goes through. and at the top where it goes through the spring perch (bucket for spring)
I put 2 nuts on top end and tighten them together , then put a couple hefty washers on the bottom. Then you crank the bottom nuts down to compress the spring. Usually only a few inches is enough to get the bushing ends of the control arms close enough to slide the bolts in.
Once you have pinned the comtrol arm at the bushing end, lift the car by the ball joint end of the control arm, using the cars weight to compress the spring further so you can hang the spindle.
Once you have the spindle back on THEN remove the allthread. In case you slip before you get her coupled together, the allthread keeps the spring from flying out if things get hairy.
ALSO .. very important.. many guys make this mistake....
Dont tighten the control arm bushing bolts untill last. You need to have the car setting on its weight on the ground so the bushing is registered in the position it will be in with the car on the ground.If you dont, the center will rip out of the bushing and it will groan and creak like an arthritic old man and you wont like that, I assure you.
I'll check the local part stores for a press. The top one doesn't seem to be too hard to get out.
Either way (jack, wood, BFH or the correct tool) these thing have been in the car for nearing 50 years and will be difficult to remove.
When reinstalling----the must start in the holes absolutely square.
Not too difficult to crack the control arm upon reinstalling (done that).
I'd suggest removing the control arm and taking it to a machine shop to do the dirty work, but removing and reinstalling the springs in these cars can be a pain in the hiney.
Easy.. Support the car under the lower arm with a stand. Remove spindle assembly from car. Pound the joint out.
To put it in, stuff the joint back under the arm in its hole. Lift it slightly with a floor jack on the joint,use a wood block to keep from deforming the joint. Lift the cars weight onto it, then pound the control arm down to push the joint through it.
OR go to adavanced and rent the correct tool. A ball joint press is really the right way.
Lots of guys wont rent the tool or dont have local axcess to tools like that, which would be the only reason I described how to do it with the floor jack and a hammer. If you are not careful you can mess things up pretty bad.
I put many in with a floor jack and a hammer, but that is just me.
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Hey guys,
Car: 1967 El Camino w/ 396cid
How hard is it to remove lower ball joints with control arms still attached to car?
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I am converting from drum to disk brakes and was looking into replacing all the rubber that is 45 years old while I'm at it. I've seen them being beat out by taking the control arm off and beating the ball joints out with a hammer. I don't have a vise that I can do that with and I'm not all that comfortable with taking the control arms off. Well, I'm sure I can get the control arms off, it's the getting everything back together and lined up that I don't know much about. I'm trying not to buy more tools to get this done.
I am just a little worried about getting into a bigger mess than I know what to do with and end up spending a lot more than I want.
Thank you.
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hi, I'm new to the forum but have been researchin tefl for a lon time now. I have my heart set on buenos aires after I finish my ba
I'm a british student stuying in the netherlands, in a town where english and german are the lingua franca and I was wondring how feasable it would be for me to be able to get a part time position while still studying for my ba. If say I did a tefl course this summer. My universiy has an esl department and there are various schools throughout the city.
I would like to gt the experience and it would hopefully help my own spanish and dutch learning, I'm just not sure how feasable it would be.


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LVRJ's Frederick reprints GOP email attack on Reid
If there's any lingering doubt that the Las Vegas Review-Journal -- and specifically publisher Sherman Frederick's columns and blogs -- are little more than a dumping ground for conservative misinformation [1], Frederick's latest attempt [2] to smear Sen. Harry Reid should end the debate.
Frederick is playing guilt by association, linking Reid to discredited former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich because of a phone call the two shared on the subject of Illinois' open Senate seat. And in order to do so, Frederick reprints an entire email from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Frederick says, "Republicans are licking their chops in hopes the wire-tapped conversation will make Reid look bad. Here's an e-mail from the GOP spin headquarters tee-ing up Reid for that day." Frederick also says, "here's the GOP side of things. Enjoy."
Let's stop right there.
The "GOP side of things"?? This is all just a GOP-driven baseless smear campaign against Reid. This isn't a he-said, she-said debate.
It is not news that Reid and Blagojevich spoke. Even the email Frederick reprints acknowledges this has been reported before.
So what's new?
Well, Blagojevich spoke to Fox News' Greta Van Susteren earlier this week and mentioned that he spoke to Reid.
That's it.
That prompted the GOP to put out a press release -- reprinted in its entirety by Frederick -- baselessly suggesting that Reid has done something wrong.
Frederick's continued smear campaign against Reid is embarrassing for the state of Nevada and for the profession of journalism.
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Damn, U have an awesome collection! Welcome to the site. Feel free to post pics of some of that stuff
Hi I am new here and just wanted to say hi there. I am in Puerto Rico, born in Oklahoma some 47 years ago and very much interested in guns, my current collection consists of:
in the safe:
Ruger Mark III 22/45 stainless steel with Bushnell Red Dot
S&W model 36 38 spl 5 shot blued finish snubbie revolver
Glock 17
Spectre 9mm
Ruger Security six stainless steel 357 mag short barrel
Colt Lawman 357 short barrel blued finish
Glock 23
HK USP Compact 40 cal with stainless steel slide
SIG 229 40 cal with stainless steel slide
Colt Delta Elite 10mm blued
Colt Gold Cup 45 cal series 80 blued
Kimber Warrior
Springfiled 45 cal blued finish 1911 A1
HK USP Tacical 45 cal
S&W stainless steel 8.5 barrel 500 magnum
on lay away
Kimber 45 cal Raptor II with 4 barrel
Colt 45 cal Commander Gold Cup Limited edition
on the short to get list
entry model RRA 223 black rifle
Mossber 590 marine
22 leveraction rifle
Glock 22
I won't bother you now with the very long wish list....
Damn, U have an awesome collection! Welcome to the site. Feel free to post pics of some of that stuff
HOWDY! WE:COME Do they let you keep all those guns in Puerto Rico without any hassle? What are the gun laws, etc. like out there?
Just checking to see if the gun laws are any more or less restrictive that those here on the mainland (local stuff).
I would imagine that they must be kind of similiar.
Nice collection! Glad you could join us. Oklahoma eh? I grew up there myself. Well, maybe not completly. At 52 I'm still don't know what I want to be when I grow up...
Anyway, We:come! (as Charlie would say! :-D )
Slip of the fingers! Let me say "welcome!" :-D
Nice collection! I gotta ask...which one is your favorite? :P
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What is clear however, is that there is a very predictable pattern to the reaction to these blog posts that has been discussed many times. As we said last time there was such a kerfuffle:
However, there is clearly a latent and deeply felt wish in some sectors for the whole problem of global warming to be reduced to a statistical quirk or a mistake. This led to some truly death-defying leaping to conclusions when this issue hit the blogosphere.
Plus ça change…
The timeline for these mini-blogstorms is always similar. An unverified accusation of malfeasance is made based on nothing, and it is instantly 'telegraphed' across the denial-o-sphere while being embellished along the way to apply to anything 'hockey-stick' shaped and any and all scientists, even those not even tangentially related. The usual suspects become hysterical with glee that finally the 'hoax' has been revealed and congratulations are handed out all round. After a while it is clear that no scientific edifice has collapsed and the search goes on for the 'real' problem which is no doubt just waiting to be found. Every so often the story pops up again because some columnist or blogger doesn't want to, or care to, do their homework. Net effect on lay people? Confusion. Net effect on science? Zip.
Having said that, it does appear that McIntyre did not directly instigate any of the ludicrous extrapolations of his supposed findings highlighted above, though he clearly set the ball rolling. No doubt he has written to the National Review and the Telegraph and Anthony Watts to clarify their mistakes and we're confident that the corrections will appear any day now…. Oh yes.
But can it be true that all Hockey Sticks are made in Siberia? A RealClimate exclusive investigation follows:
We start with the original MBH hockey stick as replicated by Wahl and Ammann:
Hmmm… neither of the Yamal chronologies anywhere in there. And what about the hockey stick that Oerlemans derived from glacier retreat since 1600?
Nope, no Yamal record in there either. How about Osborn and Briffa's results which were robust even when you removed any three of the records?
Or there. The hockey stick from borehole temperature reconstructions perhaps?
No. How about the hockey stick of CO2 concentrations from ice cores and direct measurements?
Err… not even close. What about the the impact on the Kaufman et al 2009 Arctic reconstruction when you take out Yamal?
Oh. The hockey stick you get when you don't use tree-rings at all (blue curve)?
No. Well what about the hockey stick blade from the instrumental record itself?
And again, no. But wait, maybe there is something (Update: Original idea by Lucia)….
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Just got my cobb ap and my 13 wagon wrx does feel more responsive. Haven't had the time to use the data log to see if the parameters are okay, hope so.
In the mean time I have been thinking what's next? Downpipe/ stage 2 or suspension upgrade first?
Fyi, I like driving up and down hills so a suspension upgrade would allow better handling. Like those cambered look too. Can I use stock tires thou? Considering fortune 500 series.
On the other hand, going stage 2. Since I already got the cobb ap, I thought might as well go for it first. So far with stage 1, its nice but doesnt feel significant difference.
So which route you guys think I should take? Both option allows for happy times, want to know which one is best at the moment


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For my entire lifetime as a Carolina fan, I've heard anguished Tar Heel fans--including my father--wail about the 1977 national championship game against Marquette.
The Tar Heels had beaten Notre Dame on St. Patrick's Day to advance in that particular NCAA Tournament, and they'd also battled through injuries to Tom LaGarde, Walter Davis and Phil Ford.
But you very rarely hear about either of those factors when you hear long-time fans talk about the 1977 Tar Heels. What you hear about is that Carolina was just minutes from winning the national championship...but went through a long stretch with star freshman Mike O'Koren out of the game and watched the Warriors (in those days, they were the Warriors instead of the Golden Eagles) take control of the game.
I have never quite understood the frustration with that game. Veteran Carolina fans have an almost visceral reaction to it. Mention '77, and you'll almost immediately hear, "O'Koren was at the scorer's table! He was ready to check in! He couldn't get in the game!"
I'd always thought that seemed a little strange. Doesn't everyone have to come out of the game at some point? They'll come back in sooner or later.
Let me say, right here on February 14, 2013, that now I understand it. This was not the national championship game, not even close. But it sure felt like what would've been the season's signature win was right there--only to see the Tar Heels suffer through a key late drought that eventually proved fatal.
Carolina trailed 52-47 midway through Wednesday night's second half at Duke. That's when the Tar Heels suffered through their longest scoring drought of the game-it lasted 2:59, a full six possessions. Those six trips--in a game that felt more like some of the bitter late 80s battles, with real dislike--down the court went like this:
Wildly missed driving shot by Marcus Paige that did not hit the rim.
Missed fallaway baseline shot by Dexter Strickland on a possession that featured P.J. Hairston trying to post up Seth Curry--but his teammates didn't recognize the mismatch and failed to get him the ball.
Now, with 10:11 left in the game, Hairston and Reggie Bullock went out, in what was likely an effort by Roy Williams to get them one last break before the closing minutes. That left the lineup on the floor as Paige, Leslie McDonald, James Michael McAdoo, Brice Johnson and Strickland.
Johnson turned the ball over. After a dead ball on the next Duke possession, Williams sent Bullock and Hairston to the scorer's table. They sat there while watching McAdoo shoot a pull-up off the backboard that didn't hit the rim, McAdoo miss a baseline jumper and Johnson airball a baseline jumper.
If these possessions sound painful on paper, imagine how they looked in person, especially with the two most likely shooting saviors sitting there, helpless, needing only a whistle to come into the game and magically fix this drought.
"It was nervewracking," said Hairston, who managed to have a major impact on the game while shooting just 1-of-7 from three-point range, dispelling the notion that he's only a shooter. "We weren't knocking down shots. It was hard to have to watch it."
"It felt like such a long wait to get a dead ball," Bullock said. "We had two scoring options at the scorer's table and there was nothing we could do about it, because the dead ball wasn't coming."
Let me just say that Hairston and Bullock handled this particular stretch with much more grace than many Tar Heel fans probably did, what with the entire town of Chapel Hill screaming, "Hairston and Bullock are at the scorer's table! They're ready to check in! Get them in the game!"
Come to think of it, that sounds pretty familiar. Suddenly, those 1977 fans are making more sense. When the supposed answer to all the problems is sitting right there--right in front of your face--it's like dangling a bar of soap in front of individuals who have been living in a tent for six weeks. It's what you feel like you need more than anything in the world...and there's no way to get it.
There's always the option of calling a timeout, of course. And as much grief as Williams gets about his timeouts, he'd called one with 13:07 left after Duke stretched its lead to four points. That gave him only three remaining for the final minutes. If he has that timeout back, does he call one to get Hairston and Bullock into the game? We'll never know. It didn't make much sense to call one then, because the eight-minute media timeout was coming, and burning another one would've left him with just two for the end game.
Mercifully, Mike Krzyzewski called an odd timeout with 8:13 remaining that had the effect of allowing the Tar Heels to put their two best offensive threats back in the game (Bullock promptly hit a three-pointer seconds later). But the Tar Heels were never able to get closer than three points the rest of the way.
On a night when Bullock and Hairston asserted themselves as being clearly Carolina's two most indispensable offensive players, the time you appreciated them the most was when they weren't on the court at all.
You know why coaches go gray early? It's because of conundrums like this: the Tar Heels proved Wednesday night that they must have that duo on the floor. But in order to have them productive at the end of the game, they have to rest them sometime (Bullock played a team-high 36 minutes and Hairston played 34, and there's no way to know if it affected them, but they uncharacteristically missed four of six free throws over the final 6:40). But when they rested against Duke, it felt like the game slipped away.
Carolina played its thinnest rotation of the season on Wednesday night. Bullock and Hairston were very good, scoring 38 of the Tar Heels' 68 points and making more than half (13 of 25) of the team's field goals. And yet, what we might remember the most is them sitting at the scorer's table, unable to check into the game.
That memory is unlikely to go away for a while. I hear it tends to linger.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.


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|Another issue is do you know if the rods you were given are large or small journal? If they are small journal you can`t use them in a 350 block, as it`s a large journal size. If the rods are small journals to be honest I wouldn`t waste my time on them. As mentioned, I would find a 1996 and up complete Vortec 350. Then you`ll already have a good performance platform with the use of a roller cam and Vortec heads. Do a cheapy rering job on it, slap a larger roller cam inner, get some good valve springs and the heads clearanced, a intake, some headers and you`ll have lots of fun and be pump gas safe. I`ve come across many of these engines and each time the block didn`t need a bore job as it only had .001 of wear and this was over 150,000 miles on each but one. I love 327`s, when built right they`ll hump, but for the budget and fun you can`t beat a Vortec 350.
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|Big domes=big weight, and a mandatory rebalance. To complicate it, your pistons are already on the rods; so unless you know IF they were balanced, and what the weights were, you're going to have to press the pistons off and start over. And, it's a lot easier and cheaper to find a 350 crank as opposed to a large journal 327/307. Use your block, use your rods, get new 350 pistons, a 350 crank, and vortec heads. Easier to get 350 hp from a 350 than 327 these days. Although all I have are 327's (cept' for the 305 stroker in my truck).
Do you know what size is the rod journals are? You will need 350 rods and a 68, 69 forge 327 crank or get a 307 crank. Then you can build a 327 using a 010 block.
BTW: Get a 350 harmonic balancer
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real easy to swap the 96-98 vortec to carb.
new $129 summit vortec manifold and a hei distributor from a pre 87 small block.
just make sure you get a distributor drive gear to match the roller cam.
the vortec 96-98 has to be the best junkyard swap out there
Thanks for the advice, I have never been to carpart.com. I'm really aiming towards this engine have a carb instead of fuel injection. Would this be possible with just a intake/cam switch on that late year on an engine? I have never done a fuel injection to carb swap or vice versa. You will have to excuse my knowledge on engine building as that I'm still kind of learning.
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a search on car part.com netted a bunch of 1996-1998 chev 5.7 truck engines around 110 000 mi at 500-800 with a warentee in your state.
slap on a vortec specific intake and new performance cam and you will get a easy 300-350hp with tuning for around the cost of machining on your current unit.
those pistons look like a 7-10cc dome and will make well over 10:1 depending on gaskets and how deep they sit in the bore.
I definatly considered this, however I'm having trouble finding any decent long blocks that haven't been torn down or beat up to all hell for the money. My shop will do the block I got for $300, and their work is respectable. I figure I got the pistons and rods, find a used crank (or the shop may have one), craigslist has tons of ads for heads. I have a comp thumpr cam (the smaller one) that I might sell seeing as that I heard these cams are not that great, that should help to buy a different cam and lifter setup. I have an edelbrock intake, and I can buy a holley carb for about $100, not counting the cost of a rebuild. I figured I would spend about 1-2 grand in the end.
|if you want 350hp and a cheap build the easiest way is to start with a good 350 long block, as soon as you pop open an engine block and start looking at doing some machine work you can look for at least a $1,000 bill to do it close to right. A free block that needs machining and a set of used pistons really isn't worth much to be honest, A block needs about $500-$800 on average to bring it to usable condition, then you have a crank, balancing, cleaning up, a good ring,bearing,gasket kit, etc.
Building a 327, need some pointers
Hey guys, thanks for looking. Basically I have a chevy 350 "010" 4 bolt block with virgin bores, and a full set of 327 .030 over domed pistons and rods. All of this was given to me by a friend so I'm considering it a win. My plan is to get the block machined and bored .030 to match the pistons. I'm wondering what some good recommendations would be for building this into a "budget engine" as that money is a little tight (eh, wife got laid off a while ago but were doing ok). Basically I'm looking for cam/head/intake/carb suggestions for a good street motor. I currently have a tci streetfighter turbo 350 with a 2200 stall and stock gears. I'm looking for about 350 or more hp with a real good launch off the line.
My friend is a respectable engine builder, an old guy with nascar engine experience. He said these pistons would be about 10:1 cr with 64cc heads. Let me know what you think!
Here's a pic of the pistons
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03-26 Language Myth #4: It's Bad Grammar to Ever Split an Infinitive.
04-03 Civil War Myth #1: The First Shots of the War Were Fired at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861.
04-09 Civil War Myth #2: The Ironclad Warships Monitor and Merrimack Faced Off in 1862.
04-25 Civil War Myth #3: The Emancipation Proclamation Freed the Slaves.
04-30 Civil War Myth #4: The War Wasn't Really About Slavery.
05-07 Police Myth #1: Undercover Cops Have to Identify Themselves When Asked.
05-14 Police Myth #2: Police Mark Murder Sites with Chalk Outlines.
05-21 Police Myth #3: When You're Arrested, You Get One Phone Call.
05-28 Police Myth #4: You Have to Be Gone for 24 Hours to Be a "Missing Person."
06-04 Ocean Myth #1: Sea Captains Can Marry People.
06-11 Ocean Myth #2: The Ocean Is Blue Because It Reflects the Sky.
06-18 Ocean Myth #3: Pirates Made Treasure Maps.
06-25 Ocean Myth #4: Stranded at Sea, You Should Drink Seawater in Small Quantities.
07-10 French Myth #1: Napoleon Was Short.
07-16 French Myth #2: Sparkling Wine Was Invented by Champagne Monk Dom Pérignon.
07-23 French Myth #3: Joan of Arc was from France.
07-30 French Myth #4: King Louis XIV said, "L'État, c'est moi."
08-06 Jungle Myth #1: Piranhas Will Strip Your Flesh from Your Bones!
08-13 Jungle Myth #2: The Lion is the King of the Jungle.
08-20 Jungle Myth #3: Do Bananas Grow On Trees?
08-27 Jungle Myth #4: Gorillas Hate Samsonite Luggage
09-03 Roman History #1: What Was Nero Doing While Rome Burned?
09-10 Roman History #2: What Were the Christians Doing in Rome's Catacombs?
09-17 Roman History #3: What Went On in a Roman Vomitorium?
09-24 Roman History #4: Were Gladiators Condemned With A "Thumbs Down"?
10-01 Baseball #1: Who Was The "Baby Ruth" Candy Bar Named After?
10-08 Baseball #2: Who Was the First Black Major League Ballplayer?
10-15 Baseball #3: Did Roger Maris Get Asterisked?
10-29 Baseball #4: Did Bill Buckner's Error Cost the Red Sox the World Series?
11-05 Thanksgiving #1: Where Did the Mayflower Land?
11-14 Thanksgiving #2: What Did Pilgrims' Hats Really Look Like?
11-19 Thanksgiving #3: How American is Apple Pie?
11-26 Thanksgiving #4: What's the Biggest Shopping Day of the Year?
12-03 Inventions #1: Did Thomas Edison Invent the Light Bulb?
12-10 Inventions #2: Did the Model T Ford Only Come in Black?
12-17 Inventions #3: Was "What Hath God Wrought?" the First Message Sent by Telegraph?
12-24 Inventions #4: Did the African-American Inventor of the Blood Bank Inventions #2: Die Because Doctors Refused Him a Transfusion?
07-28 Educate Your Future Dreams Of Tomorrow At The Sean Adams University of Business Management Development
08-04 Notecards
08-11 Ecommerce or Brick & Mortar?
08-18 Commercials
08-25 Pre-Congratulations, Graduates-To-Be!
09-01 Pet Week Special: Your Business's Spirit Animal
09-09 Tie Goes To The Winner
09-16 Keep Your Powder Dry (And By "Powder" I Mean "Computers")
09-22 Badge Attitude
09-30 Clear and Presentation Danger
10-06 File Me Under File-o-phile!
10-13 Ready, Set, Logo!
10-20 Competitorn to Shreds
10-27 Zombie or not Zombie? That is the question for your business.
11-03 When You're Feeling Powerless
11-10 Email it like you e-nailed it!
11-17 My 4 Thankful-Fors (and by 4, I mean 7)
12-01 One Size Does Not BeneFIT All!
12-08 A Room with a(n) (Inter)view
12-15 Offer Crying Out Loud!
12-22 X-Mas Special: Cashing in on Kindness!
12-29 It's gonna be a whole new-niversity in 2012
01-05 Do You Copy, Commander?
01-12 Tricks of the Trade Show
01-19 Snow Money, Snow Problems
01-26 Your mission statement, if you choose to accept it
02-02 Are you ready for some [business metaphors involving] football?
02-09 Love in a time of Business
02-16 Putting some training wheels onto the bike that is your business
02-23 Car you kidding me?
03-01 Throw me a bonus here!
03-08 Supply Me A River
03-15 Snubbed!
03-22 we didn't start the fire
03-29 Feather in your Capital
04-05 Don't shed a cafeteria for me!
04-12 Brewing up some office safe-tea! (not about tea at all)
04-19 From Red Hot Blues to Red Hot Green (which is money)
04-26 All good things intern, my friend (An FAQ)
05-03 To Spons-or not to Sponsor? That is the question!
05-10 Can't spell research without 'sea.' (DISCLAIMER: not about the sea at all)
05-17 Nettle profits? I don't think so
05-24 School's out for summer!! Sort of...
05-31 An Intro To Electives!
06-07 Books are boring, but we can FIX THEM!
06-14 The Ball's In Your Court, Dads
06-21 Don't be buggin' bout these bugs!
06-28 Which art art thou?
07-05 Put Your Leftover Fireworks To Work!
07-12 The Heat Is On (in the natural way)!
07-19 Read Em and Sleep!
07-26 One Whole Year!
08-02 The Sweet Release of Desk!
08-09 Who's in the new?
08-16 Drop Out The Right Way!
08-23 A walk in the parking!
08-30 Video Killed the Conference Room Star
09-06 A little help from lady [pot]luck!
09-13 Take your Monitor Situation to the Merri-max!
09-20 Bat-cha we can help with that bat!
09-27 Pass the con-TEST!
10-04 Ghosts in the Office!
10-11 There might be Blood
10-19 Wam Vam[pire]!
10-25 Cos-Work
11-01 My Political Stances, Explained
11-08 So Flush and So Clean
11-15 My 4 Thankful-Fors (and by 4, I mean 7) #2
11-29 You Know What They Day!
12-06 Overtime You'll Learn
12-13 The Name Game
12-20 Tis the Season for Reason
12-27 It's gonna be a whole new-niversity in 2013!
01-04 Pen[ding]
01-10 Ad-ventures!
01-17 Card you dig it?!
01-24 The Trap-prentice
01-31 Mobilize!
02-07 Art of the Department
02-14 Like a Fridge over Troubled Water
02-21 The Rolls Roycemail of Voicemail!
03-01 End-of-February Education Festival of Learning!
03-07 Just about to Reimburst!
03-28 A Column on Columns
05-11 New Monolith
05-22 Hobbesian Dystopia
05-29 Licentious UPS Deliveryman
06-05 EOD Duties
06-12 IT Question
06-19 Office Cow Decision Tree
06-26 Ragnarǫk Update
07-03 Only certain emails getting filter'd.
07-17 Cuckold Card
07-24 That Time Of Year (Again)
08-01 Upcoming Demographic Catastrophe
08-07 Goblin Guilt
08-14 Office Cave
08-21 Text-Based Home Office
08-28 Bathroom Bungles
09-04 Gnome Printer
09-12 Flesh Drive
09-19 The Treasure(?) Of Managerial Assessment
09-25 Eurasian Land War
10-03 The Covenant
10-09 Holiday Party
10-16 Geological Diets
10-30 Morale Eels
11-07 Office, Politics
11-13 Fajita Trials
11-20 Gluttony Payroll Deduction
11-27 Bee Communication
12-04 Scheduled Psychotic Break
12-11 Annual Review
12-19 Tragedy Of The Commons
01-08 Jainism Promotions
01-15 Dress Code
01-22 Jassón Issue
02-05 New Handbook
02-12 Octopus Copier Protocol
03-19 Psychologically Crippling Spam
03-26 Health Coverage
Please note that some of these game links may no longer work.
10-27 Light-Bot
10-29 Run
10-30 Z-Rox
10-31 Numbskull
11-03 Estamos Pensando
11-04 Cubefield
11-06 Oiligarchy
11-07 Factory Balls 2
11-10 Multiplayer Memory Mayhem
11-11 SeppuKuties
11-12 99 Bricks
11-13 Qwop
11-24 Manifold
12-01 Gateway II
12-03 Auditorium
10-29 Red Remover
11-04 Karoshi & Super Karoshi
11-06 Doom. No Kidding. Doom.
11-10 Wrath
11-12 Paradoxion Express
11-16 Seconds Of Madness
11-18 Maze Tosser
11-20 Shapely
11-23 Copy Cat
11-30 The Company of Myself
12-03 Frogger!
12-04 Scarygirl
12-08 Canabalt
12-09 Continuity
12-10 Mastermind: World Conqueror
12-15 Guardian Rock
12-16 Fly Me To The Moon
12-17 Jackson Pollock
12-21 The Majesty Of Colors
12-22 Violet
12-24 A Walk In The Park
12-28 Santa Fu
12-30 Pill Cannon
01-16 Super Dress Up Morgan Freeman
01-19 First Person Tetris
01-21 Snakebox
01-22 Endless Migration
01-26 ZigZagPhilosophy
02-01 Creeper World
02-02 Winterbells
02-04 Semantic Wars
02-05 Recoil
02-08 This Is The Only Level (plus bonus games)
02-09 Ashes 2 Ashes: Zombie Cricket
02-10 One Button Bob
02-17 Blosics 2
02-23 Sushi Cat
02-25 G-Switch
03-02 Invisible Runner
03-04 Steambirds
03-05 Splatz
03-08 Virtual Hamster
03-15 Paper Cannon
03-19 Demolition Dude
03-22 Brick Yard 2
03-23 Some Crazy Giant Breakout Game
03-24 Robot Unicorn Attack
03-26 Taberinos
03-29 enDice Complete
03-30 Run Jesus Run
04-02 wOne and Starlight 2
04-07 Effing Hail
04-08 Tiny Castle
04-09 Imperfect Balance
04-12 Synopsis Quest
04-14 Infectonator: World Dominator
04-16 Bloons Super Monkey
04-19 Penguin Attack 2
04-20 Monster Evolution
04-30 Hands Of War
05-04 The Streaking Game
05-06 Totem Breaker
05-07 Super Mario Crossover
05-14 Enough Plumbers
05-18 Gluey
05-19 Give Up Robot
05-21 Google's Logo
05-28 Age Of War 2
06-01 Gem Grab
06-03 Soccer Balls
06-16 Entanglement
06-17 Block Tetris
06-21 Asteroids
06-22 Kill Me
06-25 Boggs
06-28 Fat Slice
06-29 Goldie's Revenge
07-06 Action Turnip
07-09 Coma
07-13 Circuit Cycles
07-14 Your Very Own Psychic Octopus
07-30 Block Tetris
08-04 Halo 2600
08-06 The Pinball Adventure
08-10 Vox Populi, Vox Dei
08-13 Solipskier
08-16 Path Of The Guru
08-24 Zombie Balloon Heads
08-25 The Dreamerz
08-27 Rare Breeds: Petunia
09-02 Brick Hole
09-10 Doodle God
09-13 Sushi Cat: The Honeymoon
09-22 Every Day the Same Dream
09-24 Sieger
09-28 Garden Gnome Carnage
10-11 Graveyard Graveyard Revolution
10-14 Nanopath
10-19 Monster Slayers
11-03 Into Space!
11-05 Missing Mechanism
11-15 1940
11-29 Gauntlet
12-10 Color Physics
12-23 Truck Loader
01-06 Monster Mover
01-13 Dub Selector 2
01-18 Effing Meteors
01-21 Man In Gap
01-24 3D Pool
01-31 Fallen From The Moon
02-07 ClickPlay 3
02-18 Pixel White
03-01 Hipster Kickball
03-02 Interlocked
03-07 Tealy & Orangey
03-08 Tower Of Heaven
03-11 Sugar Sugar
03-14 Push The Cat
03-21 Loops Of Zen
03-24 Pica Pic
04-04 Tetris Labs
04-11 From Beyond
04-18 One Chance
04-21 (Tetris) Heaven
04-25 Rail of War
05-06 Vampire Physics
05-13 A Love Story
05-20 Faultline
05-27 Siegius
06-03 Hacker vs Hacker
06-10 Goin Up
06-17 Dadgame
06-24 Revolution
07-01 Solarmax
07-08 Cardboard Box Assembler
07-15 Checkpoint
07-22 Farm Hero
07-29 Kart Fighter: Corridors Of Power
08-01 Cat God vs Sun King
08-15 Molecularia
08-22 Deep And Blue
09-09 Coinbox Hero
09-16 Pogo Swing
09-23 Jewelanche
09-30 Wonderputt
10-07 Fisher-Diver
10-14 Asleep Walk
10-18 Kern Type
10-28 Warlight
11-04 Missilebreak Outvaders
11-11 Duty Hill and/or Drift
11-18 Flight
11-25 Minute Hardcore
12-02 Castle Corp
12-09 Leave Cthulu Alone
12-16 Long Way
12-23 Jingle Balls 2011
12-30 Scarlet Stranger
01-06 Greens Survive
01-13 Achilles
01-20 Together Alone
01-27 Musaic Box
02-03 All That Matters
02-10 Kung-Fu Grandpa
02-17 Proke
02-24 Duck Life 4
03-02 Snowball
03-09 New York Shark
03-16 The Love Letter
03-23 Innkeeper
03-30 Happy Dead Friends
04-06 Mega-Mash
04-13 Tripod Attack
04-20 Johnny Upgrade
04-27 Spring Marbles
05-04 I Saw Her Standing There
05-11 Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now
05-18 Ghost Trix
05-25 Epic Combo Redux
06-01 Big Time Butter Baron
06-08 In The Brain Pan: Tome Sweet Tome
06-15 Medieval Golf
06-22 Flick Headers Euro 2012
06-29 Gare
07-06 Burrito Bison
07-13 Nak The Crunkodile
07-20 No Game Today
07-27 Utopia Mining
08-03 Give Up
by Scott Lydon
Every week in this space, we'll take a look at the news and offer our own incisive blend of commentary, analysis, and poop jokes. The news you need, from a voice you can trust, in the 90 seconds you have to spare: that's Woot Weads the Wire.
01-30 Tigers, Penguins, and Foxy, Oh My
02-06 Batten Down The Booze
02-13 Howlz (Destroyed By Madness Club Mix '08)
02-20 MiG Whoop
02-27 The Parmesan Brief
03-05 Woot Weads The Wire
03-12 A Three-Hour Trip, A Three-Hour Trip
03-14 Night of the Living Livestock
03-19 Whales Just Don't Understand
03-26 Ancient Ant Farm
04-02 Woot Weads The Wire
04-09 Loose Cotton Candy
04-16 The Last Drop Always Falls...
04-23 Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Get Sent Via SmartPost
04-30 To The Extreme, I Beat My Wife Like A Vandal
05-07 Is That Larceny On Your Breath?
05-14 Buckle Up For Refreshment
05-21 A Holiday You Can't Refuse
05-28 Bat Up
06-04 One Leak Over The Line
06-11 The Corn Team
06-18 Yes, We Have Very Expensive Bananas
06-25 Take The Tomato Plunge
07-02 The Vultures of Virginia Beach
07-09 Wire, Wire, Burning Bright
07-16 Devils Having Babies
07-23 Thank Heaven for Little Storms
08-06 Gas Meets Dust
08-13 It's Not A Disaster, It's A Feature
08-20 Night of the Living Livestock
08-27 Majoring In Terminator Studies
09-03 Mushrooms Can't Whisper
09-10 A Princess Too Far
09-17 Merrill Lint
10-01 Kirk Cameron's Still Working?
10-08 Bzzt Bzzt Black Sheep
10-15 High-Rise Building, Come On Down
10-29 The Fluffy Gang Strikes Again
11-05 Johann Mnemonic
11-12 Real Snakes Have Curves
11-26 I Was Bombed On A Pirate Ship
12-03 100,000 Annoying Points of Light
12-17 Come On Spread Tha Joize
12-31 If It Wasn't For You Meddling Kids
01-21 Do You Really Want To Convict Me?
01-28 Crapstone Calling
02-04 Serotonin 'n' Bass
02-11 Big Week For Voodoo
02-25 Canterbury Tail
03-04 And They Knew That It Was Much More Than A Hundch
03-11 Primo Hydroponic Kind Spinach
03-18 Damsels In Economic Distress
03-25 It's A Gerbil, Not A Choice
04-01 R-I-O-T-Clap
04-08 Goat of the Sea
04-22 Marblecake and the Elephant
04-29 Piracy, Exciting and New
05-06 Let's Give Him A Hand, Or More
05-13 No Drum Roll, Please
05-20 Settle For Nothing But The Finest Cormorant
05-27 Miss Komodo Lenya
06-10 Free Mr. Clucky!
06-17 The Resistible Rise of Spicy Qin
06-24 Alone In The Dark But Now You've Come Along
07-01 I Can't Believe It's Not A Felony
07-08 Every Pigeon's A Critic
07-15 A Giant Step For Fake Mankind
07-29 Hogan vs. Hogan
08-05 When... Snails... Attack...
08-12 The Paris Tea Party
08-19 Gourdfellas
08-26 Avoid Blobs
09-02 Maybe Just "Fragile X"
09-09 When Peanuts Attack!
09-17 The Tabasco Bandit
09-30 Last Night A DJ Waved Goodbye
10-07 They're Magically Felonious
10-14 Zweebopzubopzay Poisioning
10-21 Dancers Must Be At Least Ten Hours Old
11-04 Amelia Hair-Not
11-11 I Claim Procyon For King Ferdinand
11-18 The Agency With The Mousy Hair
11-25 Stick To The Status Quo
12-02 You Can't Catch Me
12-09 Submitting A List To The Holiday Czar
12-16 Trapezey Like Sunday Morning
12-23 Kham Vhit Me Eeb You Vhant Shortcake
12-30 Just A Few More Hours
01-06 A Very Special Presentation
01-13 A Very Special Presentation Two
01-20 One Button Rats
01-27 Flush The Mushrooms, Bro
02-03 Across 110th Street
02-10 The Classiest Place In Canada
02-17 Me And Pseudo Down By The Schoolyard
02-24 One Man Yoga Corps
03-03 Your Uncool Niece Can Now Vote
03-10 Black And White And Bred All Over
03-17 I Just Wanted To Say Good Luck… We're All Counting On You
03-24 Look At Those Badabooms
03-31 No Sex In The Campaign Room
04-07 Almost Like A Christmas Card
04-14 We Don't Need No Adult Diapers
04-21 He's Getting Too Old For This
04-28 Kanye Dig It?
05-05 Clean... Veritably Clean.
05-12 And All That Overtime Will Help With Savings
05-19 Take That Stupid Thing Off, Brother
05-26 Maybe The Crocodiles Could Offer Some Gatorade
06-02 And They Tasted Of Almond
06-09 Sentinels Vs Kernels
06-16 And Yet, It Lasted Longer Than Firefly
06-23 They're Just A Guy Thing
06-30 Tomato, To-maa-to
07-07 I Got That Bzz Bzz Pow
07-14 That Alibi… Won't Fly. YEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
07-21 BarTHRAK Obama
07-28 Your Parents Really Named You Ariadne, Huh
08-04 The Chronicles Of Martin Ghoulther
08-11 That's Right, Bison. The Man, Killing Bison.
08-18 We'd Explain It, But We'd Have To Charge
08-25 Sardines For The Sardine God
09-01 HD49933 Be Good
09-08 And Don't Even Ask About His Charisma
09-15 Faith And Hope Are Sooo Jealous
09-22 Bronx Beaver Is Fun To Say, Try It
09-29 Three! Three Broken Fingers! Ha Ha Ha!
10-06 Not Him
10-13 Out Damned Tartar
10-20 Hey, There's A Bike Down Here
10-27 Mayor Of Rhino #2
11-03 And The E Is Backwards, To Make It Cute
11-10 The Greatest Love Of All
11-24 Brand New Day
12-01 They're My Nephews AND My Sons
12-08 That Joke's For The English Majors
12-15 Watch For Them On Pitchfork
12-22 Some Pick-Up Lines Should Be Criminal`
12-29 Deliciousness Man Was Never Meant To Know
01-05 It's Just Two Silver Bells On A String, People, Calm Down
01-12 iLdboy
01-19 And What About That Planet At The Record Store
01-26 Where Did He Get That Organ?
02-02 Et Tu, OBEY?
02-09 Circle Circle Dot Dot
02-16 Kinda Tired From Toy Fair
02-23 Oh, Wasn't That A Dainty Dish
03-02 Can't Understand Him What Does He Say
03-09 You Know They've Seriously Pitched That Third Idea
03-16 Was Your Father An Irish Thief
03-23 We Also Could Have Referenced Jimmy Stewart
03-30 Let's Not Talk About Last Week Ever Again
04-06 Release The Tiger
04-13 She's Proud To Be A C. megalodon-er
04-20 You Boys Like Video Games? SHUDDER
04-27 Snakes In A Chain
05-04 Stone Cold Game Show
05-11 I'm Prisoner 26954 And This Is My Best Friend Bear
05-18 Studying Previous G-G-Generations
05-25 A Single Demon Must Be In Want Of A Wife
06-01 Strawberry Mob Layer 23
06-08 Countdown Clocks Are Never Cool
06-15 And A Green Skeleton From The Later Seasons
06-22 Hail Fudgy Lothlorien
06-29 Tiny Little Fist Bumps
07-06 Superman Had No Comment Regarding His Cape
07-13 They Say That Sauce Is A Bad Pastaf-
07-20 Come Back, Stabler, Come Back
07-27 No Turkiez Alloud
08-03 On The Orders Of Mayor McCheese
08-10 Sid And Nancy
08-17 I Knew It Back When It Was Still Hydrogen
08-24 The Burger Transitory Committee
08-31 The Ware Wewun
09-07 Thirty Check-ins In The Hole
09-14 Maybe The Unsold Tickets Are For Elijah
09-21 Noooo Claaaass
09-28 The Black Power Milkshake
10-05 Bet He Marries The Firestarter Girl
10-12 Sadly, We're Not Hiring Just Now
10-19 Hey, The Gag Worked For Groucho
10-26 Jitterbug
11-02 That Joke's For All You Friedkin Fans
11-09 Just Above "Little Kid Slurping An Empty Milkshake"
11-16 King Of The Wild Frontier
11-23 Funny, The First Grade Teachers Say That About You Guys
11-30 You'd Think It Would Have Been Used In The 90s
12-07 If That Doesn't Make 'Em Leave, Nothing Will
12-14 At Least It's Not Harassment Pizza
12-21 It's More Plausible Than Her Real Excuse
12-28 Dun Dun. Dun Dun. Dun Dun Dun Dun, Dun Dun Dun Dun
01-04 Just Don't Make The Poor Fish Fly
01-11 It's Just His Kind Of Thing
01-18 That Dope, G., Was Dope, G.
01-25 And Make It "Venti" Please:
02-01 Guess Nobody Proofreads The Articles Nowadays
02-08 They Call Him "Dark Farmer" And He's Very Symbolic
02-15 Everyone Has An Off Day, Thought The Fisherman
02-22 Plus You Get A Free NSA Tote Bag
02-29 At The Bottom Of This Mine Lies 一個人的地獄
03-07 And The 10th Will Now Refer To Ozzy
03-14 In Honor Of Pi Day... Puns!
03-21 Just Like An Agatha Christie Story
03-28 Concession Stand (Financing Available)
04-04 Maybe They Misunderstood The Question
04-11 You Gotta Admit, That'd Be Pretty Gross
04-18 Or Perhaps Behind Them Bushes
04-25 He's Come Out Of His Shell
05-02 WAH Waaaaah
05-09 And He Also Can't Ever Bang A Gong In Public
05-16 Get Ready To Groan
05-23 And Can You Blame Him?
05-30 Bantha Day Afternoon
06-06 Boo Hoo Hoo
06-13 Could'a Gotten That Used For $3 Million
06-20 You Have To Set Clear Goals For Deer
06-27 Thuffering Flathbackth
07-04 Reach Down, Between My Legs, Ease The Seat Back
07-11 The Magnificent Center
07-18 And "Up" Is The Name Of The B-Side
07-25 Fribble Dibble Dee, Flippa Dibble Dip Dippa
08-01 Where For Art Thou, Romero
08-08 Half A Who
08-15 You Know, For Kids
08-22 Also Comes In Diet
08-29 And Don't Forget "Goddess In The Doorway"
09-05 Or Waffles, Could Be Waffles
09-12 But Nobody Ever Calls D'arcy
09-19 Amazed I Found That Marshmallow Photo
09-26 Really, Did They Not Even Give Them Rulebooks?
10-03 Don't Listen To Our Ideas, Science
10-10 The D'Otters Of Edward Darley Boit
10-17 Probably Thrown In A Bottomless Pit
10-24 Man, At Least Try Boat Shoes
10-31 He Said He Wants To WHAT Me?
11-07 Better Have My Money Or Some Garlic Butter
11-14 Can't I Just Get You a Heineken Instead?
11-21 Finally, The Poop Joke
11-28 Team Corrugated
12-05 Hats Mean Freedom
12-12 And What About Red Rider
12-19 Next Meeting Is At The Taco Bell
01-02 Whatever
01-09 EDM Humor At Last
01-16 Don't Forget The Dungdercats
01-23 Better Than A Laser Pointer
01-30 Take Shelter Behind Grassy Knolls
02-06 Look It Up, It's Literature, People
02-13 All Kids Love Banker Toys!
02-20 Proposal To Close The Army Bases And Use The Money For Taco Bell
02-27 A Tentacle Full Of Dollars
03-06 O+, O-, O Dear
03-20 Always Have Options
03-27 Hey, Look (My Finances) Over
04-03 As Long As They Bring Back Peri
04-10 Is That Positive Or Negative?
04-24 Hard To Find Safe News Lately
05-01 His Neighbor Only Got A Porsche
05-08 But What About Their Sense Of Humor?
05-15 Stop The Disco Inferno Before It Starts
05-22 You Gotta Tag That, Moff
05-29 Boy Kings Were Probably Pretty Lazy, You Know
06-05 And A Mafia Guy In The Cupboard
06-12 Everybody's Doin' A [REDACTED] Now
06-19 From 38 Special To ZZ Top
06-26 Mister Dar¢y
07-10 Dark Arbuckle
07-24 Or Maybe He Has A Fake ID
07-31 And God Help The Bun Baker
08-07 Still Better Than Waterboarding
08-21 More Like Sterling-Drunker
08-28 Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
09-11 Letterman Only Got To First Base
LOVE IT! Can you save the Sean Adams School of biz and the Kidfoot vlogposts?
Moueska wrote:LOVE IT! Can you save the Sean Adams School of biz and the Kidfoot vlogposts?
Sean Adams School is coming soon.
I want to get Play Lists on Woot Channel at some point. That will help with finding all our fantastic videos!
Very first things on the list should have been KidFoot. Looks like a lot of work, I'll be sure to check back later.
Thanks TT, this is an excellent resource.
I don't suppose there's a way to do the Home.Woot writeups soap opera? I didn't realize that was going on until several months in and it's been hard to catch up.
Also, I second the Kidfoot - it's my favorite Woot feature!
spilzer wrote:Thanks TT, this is an excellent resource.
I don't suppose there's a way to do the Home.Woot writeups soap opera? I didn't realize that was going on until several months in and it's been hard to catch up.
Also, I second the Kidfoot - it's my favorite Woot feature!
Thanks! I don't think I'd have the time to pull together the Home & Kids serial write-ups. I'm able to get this list of blogs from a report. For those, I'd have to go sale by sale through the year. Ugh.
I'm still looking to try and get our YouTube channel fancied up so it's easier to find favorites.
Just a bump.
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We are taking orders for the new United Motorsport Mk4 High Performance Strut Mount bushings.
These are improved part compared to the OEM bushing that requires regular
replacement. Made from a proprietary material these are sure to be that must have component for any suspension setup.
Stiffer than OEM for better handling.
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We are now halfway through Alona's Family History Through the Alphabet and M is for Memorial
Now the general consensus of a definition of a memorial is something "in the memory of an event or more usually today, in people's minds, a person".
Of course a headstone may also be a memorial. If someone is mentioned on a headstone it does not necessarily mean that their mortal remains are buried within reach of the headstone.
Another form of memorial is the funeral or bereavement card as shown here for Alice Annie Rollason.
These cards can be very ornate.
The photo below is also a memorial. The two family members who had died prior to the photo being taken were added, fairly obviously.
I have seen more modern additions which have been photoshopped and can be difficult to detect the additions or in one case I saw of a divorce in that family, a deletion!
Memorials can also be used to remember an event such as the one at the Migration Museum in Adelaide remembering all the immigrants.
Or this medallion celebrating my having given 100 blood donations.
It may be a book plate saying your ancestor had received it for perfect attendance at school or church, the key given for a 21st birthday, the first shoes worn by your baby, the inscription on the flyleaf of the Bible given for a First Communion.
We should look for memorials of all types among our possessions as these can give clues which will tell us more about our ancestors and bring them to life and may even break down a brick wall in our research.
What unusual memorials have you found in your family research?