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Wayne State University Law School is pleased to introduce the men and women who have joined the faculty at the start of the 2006-2007 academic year.
Assistant Professor of Law Derek E. Bambauer joins the Law School from a fellowship at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School. He received his J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard Law School in 2004, and his B.A. in History and Science summa cum laude in 1996, also from Harvard. His most recent publication is "Shopping Badly: Cognitive Biases, Communications, and the Fallacy of the Marketplace of Ideas," in the 77 University Colorado Law Review. Building on his research on the Internet, Prof. Bambauer will be teaching Trademarks, Copyright, and Intellectual Property this year. He writes a blog on Information Law at http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/infolaw/.
Associate Professor of Law Linda M. Beale comes to WSU from the University of Illinois College of Law. Prior to beginning her teaching career, Professor Beale practiced tax law for six years at Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton's New York City and Washington, D.C. offices and clerked for the Hon. D.W. Nelson on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena, CA. Prof. Beale received her undergraduate degree in chemistry magna cum laude from Duke University, and holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in linguistics from Cornell University. She studied law at Cornell Law School, graduating summa cum laude in 1994, and at New York University, receiving her LL.M. in Taxation in 2001. She is an expert in federal income tax law, publishing primarily in the area of corporate, finance and business tax issues. In addition, she writes a tax blog: A Taxing Matter at http://ataxingmatter.us.
Assistant Professor of Law Susan E. Cancelosi has been a research professor at the Health Law & Policy Institute at the University of Houston Law Center since 2005. She received her LL.M. in Health Law from the same center in 2005 and her J.D. cum laude in 1992 from Cornell University Law School. She has worked at law firms in Ohio and Texas, as well as with national benefits consulting firms. Her undergraduate degrees cum laude are from Southern Methodist University in Marketing and History. Among her publications is a 2006 article in Houston Journal of Health Law & Policy, "Revisiting Employer Drug Prescription Drug Plans for Medicare-Eligible Retirees in the Medicare Part D Era." Professor Cancelosi's teaching will focus on Employee Benefits, Elder Law and Trusts and Estates.
Assistant Professor of Law Steven M. Davidoff received his B.A. in History cum laude with distinction from the University of Pennsylvania in 1992 and his J.D. from Columbia University School of Law with honors in 1995 where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. He worked as a Mergers and Acquisitions attorney for approximately a decade with Shearman & Sterling in New York City and London and the international firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, also in London. He also holds a Masters in Finance from the London Business School. His recent publications include "Getting U.S. Security Holders to the Party: The SEC's Cross Border Release Five Years On," in the University of Pennsylvania's Journal of International Economics and "Fairness Opinions," in the American University Law Review. He will be teaching Corporate and Securities Law as well as Law and Economics.
Assistant Professor of Law Lance Gable's area of expertise is Health Law. He holds a Master's Degree in Public Health from The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, and a B.A. from the Johns Hopkins University in Political Science and Biology. Most recently, he has been a Senior Fellow at the Center for Law and the Public's Health at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins Universities and a lecturer at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. He is the editor (with David Buchanan and Celia Fisher) of the book Ethical and Legal Issues in Research with High Risk Populations: Addressing Threats of Suicide, Child Abuse, and Violence which will be published later this year.
Clara Scholla McCarthy joins the faculty as a Lecturer in Legal Research and Writing after nine years as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Oakland County, Michigan where she worked in the District Court, Family Court and Warrants Divisions. Prior to that, she was a Law Clerk to the Hon. John Corbett O'Meara, U.S. District Court. She also practiced environmental law with Dickinson Wright in Detroit. Her J.D. was awarded from Wayne State University Law School, cum laude, Order of the Coif. Her undergraduate degree is in Biology from the University of San Francisco and she has both legal and scientific publications to her credit.
Assistant Professor of Law (Clinical) Dana A. Roach comes to the Law School after a year teaching in the Urban Communities Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School. Prior to that she was an attorney for The Nature Conservancy in San Francisco and an associate with Morrison & Foerster LLP and Miller, Starr & Regalia in California. She received her J.D. in 1999 from the University of Michigan Law School where she was Associate Editor and Contributing Editor of the Michigan Law Review. Her undergraduate degree in Political Science and French is from Bryn Mawr College. She will be teaching the Non-profit Corporations and Urban Development Clinic this fall.
Finally, the Law School would like to welcome Margaret S. Leibowitz as a Visiting Professor for the 2006-2007 academic year. Her area of expertise is Labor Law; she spent 18 years teaching at Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations. She is also an arbitrator and mediator of labor-management disputes in the private and public sectors. Her undergraduate degree is from ILR at Cornell and her J.D. is from New York University School of Law.
With the addition of these scholars, Wayne State University Law School now has 47 full-time faculty members. Founded in 1927 as Detroit City Law School, Wayne State University Law School is the only public law school in the Detroit metropolitan area. The Law School is accredited by the ABA and is a member of AALS; has five live-client clinics; the Arthur Neef Law Library with a collection of over 620,000 volumes in a variety of formats; and a state-of-the-art building with lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classroom, and offices for student groups. The Law School currently has 800 students and approximately 11,000 living alumni working in 48 states and 15 foreign countries. Since 2004, the Law School's dean has been Frank H. Wu.


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"These questionnaires, and the large-scale analysis provided by the Data System, have resulted in a wealth of information on how many students walk and bike to school—which previously wasn't collected by schools," Marchetti said. "It provides an understanding about what goes into a parent's decision to allow a child to walk or bike to school, and what can make a Safe Routes to School program successful and long-lasting. This understanding was made possible by the commitment of thousands of local programs across the country – we provide the infrastructure, but they have dedicated their time and efforts to providing the data."
Established in May 2006, the National Center for Safe Routes to School assists states and communities in enabling and encouraging children to safely walk and bicycle to school. The National Center serves as the information clearinghouse for the federal Safe Routes to School program. The organization also provides technical support and resources and coordinates online registration efforts for Walk to School Day and Bike to School Day in the U.S.A. and facilitates worldwide promotion and participation in International Walk to School Day. The National Center is part of the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center with funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration. For more information, visit www.saferoutesinfo.org.
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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
- Tips, Tricks And Snowboard Coaching (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/tips-tricks-snowboard-coaching/)
- - I Am Completely Lost (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/tips-tricks-snowboard-coaching/45211-i-am-completely-lost.html)
I Am Completely Lost
First of all, this is under my fiance's user name so I don't want to make it seem like he's the noob having all of these problems. But on to the trouble I've been having:
I am a beginner to snowboarding as this is my first season. I have all of the basics pretty well nailed down; I can go switch, ride heel side and toe side, stop without fail, can intermediately carve on heel/toe side and have no trouble with navigating around people in immediate situations. What I am having trouble with is finding that point to turn from heel side to toe side(vice versa) while carrying speed. And I do mean ANY speed whatsoever. It feels like I'm reducing myself to pretty much stopping and guiding the board around with my front foot and then slowly leaning onto the transitioning side.
I've gone snowboarding about 6 or 7 times now and yes, that's not really enough time to start complaining, but I really am stuck and have tried literally everything, even not thinking about it. It seems like one of my biggest problems is that I'll get a decent speed going across the mountain and go to transition back across and as soon as I start getting my board pointed downwind, it picks up immense speed. I know I had an issue with leaning on my back foot too much in which case I wouldn't be able to turn the board at all, but that isn't the case now. I can get the board turned just fine but I'll begin turning the board, and lowering my edge to prepare for the transition and as soon as I do, I catch my other edge or I just shoot off like a rocket down the hill.
We even messed around a little in our backyard with what little bit of snow we got this evening and found that I went waay faster than my fiance that was purposefully trying to go faster than me. I'm a fast learner, and I honestly feel comfortable with all that I am doing on the slopes, I just don't know how to fix this issue. I had heard something about twisting the board in a manner that would make the board turn, and it was suggested to me that this was something that everyone does whether they realize it or not. I may be subconsciously doing something like this but I don't know how to refine it and recognize it to make me a better rider. I've watch several of Snowolf's videos for beginners and on up and found them quite helpful, but this is something that I think he covered that just isn't sitting correctly in my mind. Any hints or suggestions or even any further questions to help me uncover what's going on?
what i find can help with that is making sure ur bent and then giving a little push on which ever edge ur on, this will pop your weight up and make it easy to switch edges quickly because you are light on your feet.
this is what i do right now as im learning switch. also, obviously stay ballanced or have a slight bit more weight on your front leg.
Fear of speed...speed is your friend when turning.
Learning to move forward, centered and aft on the board during different phases of the turn....its a timing and coordinating thing...do the count 1 for initiating, 2 for middle, 3 compleating/parellel with the hill and 4 dropping then nose to engage the next turn.
dropping leading shoulder and bending/driving leading knee when going toeside
raising leading shoulder and swinging the leading knee toward the nose when going heelside
also men and women don't ride the same...women are smoother and work more form the hips :D;) and guys use more torso and legs.
wait for snowolf's advice.
Snowwolf has some good videos in this section. It may take a few watches of listening to what he is saying and watching what he is doing before you understand what he means, but he does know what he is talking about. He would probably have some great exact advice if he was here atm.
I have been riding for over 20 years and the movements that Snowolf presented in his post are just 2nd nature at this point and I rarely even think about them. It is really great though to read through his post, watch the videos, and mentally step through the movements, and even flex/release my ankles as I sit here at my desk mentally going through the process. It is such a great foundation set of movements/principles to riding, and this description and sets of drills is brilliant.
Thank you for all of your help everyone; I think I might see where I was going wrong.
You have spelled out everything to the point of simplicity!! Thank you for taking your time to describe your methods so well. I know its a labor(and pain in some cases) of love for me already, and you've definitely given me reason to try harder.
Thanks guys!
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Hey guys- With the help and guided assistance from the members of this wonderful site I have officially begun my trek to fett'dom : ). With all of the support here on tdh I figured it would be an intelligent decision to post a WIP in order to gain insite as well as recieve guideance throughout my journey.
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There is a lot of politics on the table over this. Lindsay Graham pulled his support for an energy bill because he wanted immigration to be up first. Now that energy is dead until after the election, maybe immigration could move. On the other hand, if Republicans start grandstanding against amnesty, there will be no bill until after the election.
When I worked in the southern half of Az a few years ago, I wanted to sentence all illegals that we caught, to 90 days of fence building before kicking them back across the border... No one would listen...
The only notice that needs to be given is a few planes over-flying the border, dripping out 10s of thousands of leaflets that say:ATENCIÓN: Si usted cruzar ilegalmente hacia Arizona, será fusilado!las tropas de Arizona son la defensa de la frontera con fuego real!No dejarán de hacer preguntas, ellos te disparen!NO cruzar la frontera ilegalmente hacia Arizona.Se le ha dado AVISO LEGAL.ATTENTION: If you cross illegally into Arizona, YOU WILL BE SHOT! Arizona troops are defending the border with LIVE AMMUNITION!They will not stop you to ask questions, they will shoot you!DO NOT CROSS THE BORDER ILLEGALLY INTO ARIZONA. YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN LEGAL NOTICE.
The biggest problem with what Ariz. wants to do it it creates a need for everyone to "show their papers", much like Nazi Germany.
Jerymac:"So I guess what you are saying is we need to toss all our IDs into the trash cause it has shades of Nazism all over it?"Perhaps you might enjoy looking up the definition of "hyperbole".Cheers!Greg
The biggest problem with what Ariz. wants to do it it creates a need for everyone to "show their papers", much like Nazi Germany.


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|Heirloom pumpkin blossom after the rainstorm, Aug. 30, 2012.
Last week we had a sudden and unexpected summer thunderstorm, which is a highly unusual event in Los Angeles. When I heard the unmistakable sound of rain pounding on concrete, I flung open the front door and watched the storm roll in.
After a few minutes, I tore myself away from the front porch long enough to grab a phone and call my husband, who was working 15 miles west of our house. I knew I was interrupting his work day, but I was dying to know if the storm had hit his office first. He seemed confused, but when he realized my call was the result of pure excitement, not desperation caused by imminent danger, he was amused. I told him the rain was coming down so hard it was flowing over the sidewalks. I knew it was time to hang up when he asked if I was loading animals onto the ark yet. I was embarrassed. And at that moment, I realized that my excitement about the summer storm was a bit unusual.
I forget that my family's obsession with the weather is a stereotypically "country" phenomenon. It's been my experience that people raised in cities (especially Los Angeles) have little interest in the weather. The weather is much more important to a farmer than it is to somebody who works in an office. Of course, the weather impacts the lives of everyone on the planet to varying degrees, but when you watch your crops die as a result of drought or see your corn field flattened by a freak summer storm, the weather plays a primary role in your day to day life. And once you have an understanding of the importance of the weather, that need to know about the weather never really goes away.
I used to laugh at my father for asking me about the weather each and every time he called me. For the first ten years I lived in Southern California, I'd always tell him the same thing-- "It's eighty degrees and sunny, dad. Just like it is every day." Even if it wasn't. But after a decade of living in Los Angeles, I learned to appreciate the subtle (and not so subtle) changes in our weather.
On the morning of the storm, I sat glued to my television to hear the latest on the path of Tropical Storm Isaac, which had already driven many people from their homes and caused one flood-related death. We have family in New Orleans, including an aunt who lost her home to Hurricane Katrina. We all know it is a mistake to ignore the weather. Of course, there is only so much we can do to protect ourselves from it. Weather will do what it will do. For the most part, all we can do is sit and watch. And hope for the best.
Half an hour after the storm ended, the sidewalks were dry, but I discovered two inches of water in the tiny wagon my daughter uses to collect weeds in our garden. On the morning of the storm, this wagon was dry. A few minutes later, it contained over two inches of water. This might not seem like much, but it was a reminder of the surprising and powerful force that is our weather... and why we need to pay attention.


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Sig Sauer Auto Pistols Test Quiz Questions - P210/P220 Series
I am semi-retired and I am taking a self-passed and self-taught Armorers course on Sig Sauer Auto Pistols. I hope to become a part-time light Gunsmith in the future.
There are over 60 quiz questions covering this firearm and I have answered most of them. During my study and research I am having some problems related to some of the following quiz questions. Either I am not sure of the correct answer or I have conflicting answers.
Can you help me verify my answers or correct my answers for these few quiz questions?
Thanks for your help.
Note #7. When-the pistol is decocked, what two safeties are activated?
a) No safeties are activated
b) The firing pin blocking safety (safety lock)
c) The thumb safety
d) The sear safety notch safety
e) band d
f) band c
Note #8. What part of the gun pushes on the cartridge to feed the round into the chamber?
a) The extractor
b) The ejector
c) The magazine lips
d) The face of the slide
e) All of the above
Note #9. Polishing the sharp edges of the barrel's ramp can help to reduce jamming caused by the cartridge's sharp case mouth. - True or False
Note #10. What stops the rearward motion of the slide?
a) The recoil spring
b) The hammer
c) The disconnector
d) The frame
e) The magazine
Note #11. After the magazine is taken out of the gun, how far does the take down lever need to rotate to allow the slide to come off of the frame?
a) 45 degrees
b) 90 degrees
c) 180 degrees
d) The takedown lever pulls out and will not rotate
Note #12. The serrated pin (firing pin retaining pin or firing pin positioning pin) that holds the firing pin in place drives out from left to right. - True or False


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|Home > Tutorials > Bootstrap > Validating Input
In the Coding Actions lesson, we validated the username and password input with a few lines of Java code. Of course, in a larger application, over time, even these few lines of code can become a maintenance burden.
Happily, the framework provides a validation framework that can validate input "behind the scenes".
Validation can be described through an XML document, or using annotations. The XML document is named after the Action being validated with a "-validation" suffix. Since we would like to validate the Logon Action class, our document is named Logon-validation.xml.
<!DOCTYPE validators PUBLIC "-//OpenSymphony Group//XWork Validator 1.0.2//EN" "http://www.opensymphony.com/xwork/xwork-validator-1.0.2.dtd"> <validators> <field name="username"> <field-validator type="requiredstring"> <message>Username is required</message> </field-validator> </field> <field name="password"> <field-validator type="requiredstring"> <message>Password is required</message> </field-validator> </field> </validators>
Create a file named
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Logon.java class, and paste in the code.
The first time a page displays, we wouldn't want the validation to fire. We should have a chance to enter the input before being told it's incorrect. One way to bypass validation is to refer to a special "input" method provided by the base ActionSupport class. To do that, we need to edit the Welcome page and the Logon mapping.
To indicate the changes, we'll use to indicate a line we are removing, and to indicated a line we are adding.

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Caramel pudding was always a favorite in the family when I was growing up, now I enjoy making it for my family. My grandmother often cooked "from scratch", and she still does. As you can see from this recipe, it uses a good many "on-the-farm" products, which made this tasty treat even more enjoyable—we'd get to eat the fruits of our labor!
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The iconic musician led Suicide to infamy during the punk era, becoming outcasts with their adoption of primitive electronica. Johnny was originally featured on the band's debut album and showcases their more elegiac side. When the frontman turned 70 last year, prompting blastfirstpetite to organize a series of singles in which artists would tackle their favorite Suicide / Alan Vega tracks. Now, Peaches is due to take part, with her effort due later this month.
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I knew somebody would go there, I walked clean into that one!
I agree, I think the lack of assists and the one-on-one, drive-into-the-paint-til-you-get-to-the-hoop game is due to the lack of a dependable big man down low. CV can match Sheed's production and more, but he doesn't have the post game that Sheed was rumored to have so he doesn't command the same attention. This was the first game of the Pistons that I saw this season or at least the 1st half and I realize that our guards work harder than our bigs. Jerebko looked lost at times but will be ok. Daye played too little. As painful it is to watch the Pistons lose and fall to last in the Central, I still believe.
You probably can't find 2 teams that play any different on offense than Utah and the Pistons. One is all about the extra pass and the other is about the extra dribble. Utah's announcers (one was a former NBA teammate of Kuester's) were very complimentary of the Pistons calling it Utah's hardest fought win of the year. They also noted how Det is zoning up the strong side of the floor on D which was making it tough to drive. I was shocked when they said Stuckey was 7-17 with a few minutes to go in the game. I hadn't noticed him shooting that much. The sad part is most of his misses were probably layups. Deron Williams looks like he'd rather jump off the top of the arena in the first 3 quarters than look for his own shot. I can't see that happening for the new #3 anytime soon. I am surprised anytime Gordon misses. He could shoot 75 times a game and it wouldn't bother me. He is a bargain.
I think this is how most teams score in the paint.
Agreed. Agreed. We used to make a big deal about our bigs not posting up in the paint and getting points there, and we would always point to the PIP discrepancy as evidence that we needed to do that more, but in reality I think most teams that have a lot of PIP get them from driving guard play. We actually have a few guards now that can do that. It's fun, but the team is a bit out of balance in this area and I think there is some room for improvement.
I disagree. Utah is tough and sets a ton of back picks, the physical nature of the Jazz is not a good matchup for Daye right now. Tell me about it, I think he's being too unselfish, I wish he'd command a few more shots. Oddly I have a similiar feeling about Austin Daye, that kid has a sweet looking jumper, in 2 years and 30 pounds dude is going to be nice. I think he has whatit takes to be better than Rashard Lewis, but not quite as good as Kevin Durant; I see him becoming everything we kept hoping Tay would become, an 18ppg/8-9rpg type of player.
Picking up someone, your man or not, is a lot better than picking up nobody. We were not giving up fast break points with Wilcox in. Go look at some tape where Kwame is in there and find where we do not.
I'm really happy with how Joe made out in free agency. Gordon is sublime. I catch myself watching him and Bynum to the exclusion of everyone else.
We Lost 100 - 97 .. I'm just saying because I red a few who said that we Lost 100-99.. The last play that we got yesterday was a very bad one, Kuester dissapointed me a little with that play.. Ben Gordon shooting a 3 point in off-balance and agiainst Ronnie Brewer, a good defensive player. It's not what I expected from a good "Offensive Coach" like Kuester.. I'm sad.
It's hard to draw up a play in a situation like that, Gordon was the only option for a 3 point shot. He got a decent look i thought , game was lost when Bynum missed/got a foul not called on the play before AK47 FTs.
He is batting .500 to me or maybe .650. Villaneuava looks like he could be the featured speaker at the Amir Johnson Hoops IQ Summit. (I know they're not paying him 13 mil a year or anything........)
Yes we did, I'm positive about it. You know why, cause we when he did it, I actually thougt about what YOU were going to say about it. and when he got back he got back with his back turned to defense too. Please don't sugarcoat it, it is what it is.
Very tough game. I believe the game was lost when the Piston had butter hands mid-way through the 4th. Utah was floundering and ready to break but the Pistons could not take care of the ball and Utah was able to re-group. They probably could have padded up an 6-8 pt lead going into crunch time. Going into overtime on the road with not exactly the NBA's best officiating crew can lead to the result that we all saw.
Yep Stuckey missed two easy layups putting the ball up to hard on one of them. The problem is with him running a fast break he thinks shoot first and... pass third... With the bigs shooting a crisp 6-9, he's got to look for them and they got to be open or in position to receive a pass.
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In preparation for this, I've been scouring the cold north here for the recommended rattlecan colors, to no avail. So i resigned myself to airbrushing the paint color scheme from Jeremy Bulloch's armor paint-up. New problem: PollyScale & Floquil paints are no longer available in Canada!
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i did have the mech recall done a while back. lately, on several occasions, when i've hit the pedal to the floor "fast", i would get a high rev to 3-4k with the car not moving any faster and then after the revs come back to 1-2k the car would take off like it should. the perfect example of this would be when i wanted to change lanes or pass someone on the freeway.
the car accelerates normally when i am depressing the pedal incrementally and i haven't seen the same type of thing during any other situation. i've had the car for a year and hadn't really noticed this prior to recent driving. thanks in advance for any thoughts.... maybe this is normal and i just have had too much fun driving to notice.
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|I love this site but there's a site for this specific swap. Go to the "conversions and hybrids" section of Chevy | Camaro | Firebird Reviews, Performance Parts, Modifications - LS1Tech.com This swap has been done mant times.
maybe I can help
I have a wiring diagram of a 2000 Camaro and I suspect it is identical to the 2001. I'll be glad to send it to you. I also have a little experience with your headaches. I put the drive by wire 3.8 L w/ 4L60E from a 2000 Camaro in my 50 Chevy truck. There are many issues with trying to mix wiring harnesses. I would go completely after market or completely GM original and cut out the un-need stuff, but not mixed. I know Painless makes aharness to run the engine and transmission and it uses their own PCM. If you already have the Fast harness for the engine, you probably need to see if they also offer a harness to run the transmission. Did you Fast harness come with a PCM or does it use the OEM? A big problem with the factory harness is that many functions of the gagues, and interior electronics (door locks, hatch, seat belts and many other things) are run by a body controll module which has about a dozen wirtes that go to the factory PCM. To bypass the body module, will require a vehicle security bypass or a PCM reflash to delete the VATTS. As for the gagues, you can run any gagues you want, they just need the correct sensors, but the PCM will also need the factory sensors for many of the functions (water temp, knock, MASS and several others). The speedo can be run either electronic (new electronic speedo) or mechanical (adaptor for mechanical sender installed in the transmission). There are many issues here and the best ways I know to help, is talk about each as you wnat to address them. If I can help, please let em know. Keep trying, it only takes time!!
Geez chadmann. I wished I had better news for you. Sorry. I know how those things are put together and it just seems like there needs to be more of a harness.Keep us posted , I would like to know how you make out.
If you could at least post the part number for the harness you have I will look it over to see if it has any place on your build.
|ok.. im gonna see what all i can figure out from your help. this is my first car to completely redo and wont be my last so im not really good at much yet. Im just gonna take it to our local mechanic and see what all he can tell me about it and go from there. Thank you for all your help. im gonna try to get some pics up soon and ill let you know when i come to my next problem lol thank you again it helped alot!!
I'm not sure I understand boss, but it doesnt sound like what you have will make your car run.
A stock PCM needs more harness than what you are describing that the fast harness has.
I saw no crank/cam senor mentioned
also without the wiring harness for the 4L60E you have nothing to run it. You will now need a stand alone controller and wiring to run the trans.
What you should do, is go to the salvage yard and get a complete powertrain harness from a 2001 LS1 car and use the stock PCM you have and run it.
Then get a complete wiring diagram for the LS1 on paper and tape it to the windshield,Plug in everything that plugs in,and then look at the power and ground circuits, and wire them in accordingly.
There is no "Magic Harness" out there that will just plug and play for your car.
The best, and most cost effective way to do a conversion of your type is to get the OE harness, and fab it up nice and neat into your ride.
Trust me you will need to bone up on doing the wiring to get it to turn out right,in the end you will like it.
If you retain the OBD II diagnostic connector, that is a big plus, as you can change the tune with a laptop, a few cables and a program .
Keeping it fully intact will keep you 50 state legal, will be easier to diagnose, and is tuneable for more fun. Not to mention those guys at the chevy dealer will drool when they look under the hood.
Honestly, it is by far cheaper and better to hybridize a factory harness into your ride.For me it would be a piece of cake and a pleasure.
Plenty of help here, just get your mind made up after studying the problem at hand and go for it.I am sure we can come up with something.
If you can post a wiring diagram of the harness you have I would be interested to see it, just to clarify whether or not it even has any use in your build.
the wires for the pcm side of the fast wiring harness are:
1. the two main PCM connections
2. brake switch
3. check engine light
4. 4k pulse for electronic speedometer
5. tachometer
7. Throttle Actuator Control Module 2 (TAC-2)
8. Battery
9. To ignition switch hot with key in on and start positions
10. fuel pump relay
serial number for the harness is 1554. (idk if that helps..)
Im not using the FAST pcm. im going to be using the stock PCM that came from the 2001 camaro the motor came out of. I dont think i am going to connect the evap system stuff at all. (i live in texas) lol
If i bought an all digital guage cluster (from dakota digital) would all the necissary wires be able to connect to the guages or do i need to look for a specific kind of guages for my wires? just dont want to spend $800 and it not even work.
There should be only a few wires that actually go to a 12 Volt + source for the PCM. Your gonna need a wiring diagram.At the very least a pinout diagram for the PCM. I may be able to get one for you but it wont be untill monday.
If the sensors are all wired and plugged in, and the trans connectors are plugged in, about the only thing left would be the fuel pump wiring , fuel tank fuel level , tank pressure sensor value , and a evap canister closed/vent valve / solenoid. A total of about 9 wires.
The fuel gauge (and tank pressure sensor)on that car would send its signal to a body module, which would process the value into a CAN type message , which then is sent out on the CAN network.The PCM would use the message to test the EVAP system and to calculate purge amount.
The Instrument panel recieves the message and displays the fuel level.
I know it probably is confusing but dont sweat it.
the car you have the LS1 in , never had OBD 2 or even OBD 1. So none of that should make much difference.
The reason I mentioned it was the PCM will set codes for missing components, like the tank pressure sensor,and for things like purge control that probably wont be operative, unless you fab the stuff up and make it work, which is do able, and not a bad Idea if you live in California, as they are cracking down on muscle cars from what I understand.
How many wires doyou have left over? what are the colors? where do they originate?
Maybe you could post the wiring diagram for the FAST system you have, or a link, also are you running the FAST computer or the stock PCM?
The FAST computer may not have the hardware and software to run the 4L60E. Running a stock PCM may have been a better choice.
|yes i used the wiring harness for the LS1. i used a brand new FAST wiring harness made for the LS1. keeping it fuel injected. I have the original PCM that came with the motor. My question is mainly about how to hook the motor up to the car. the harness has the wires that go to the sensors on the motor and i have all of those connected to the motor but just confused about the other side of the harness. i know i need all digital gauges for it and have priced them at dakota digital for about $800. does the harness just connect straight to the battery for the power lead and then to the gauges? Ive heard its easy to mess up the PCM and that is what i am most concerened about.
Soooo....did you use the harness for the LS1 ? did you keep it fuel injected?
Do you have the PCM?
Give us a few more details, it will help get a little closer to an answer.
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I have a 1979 z28 camaro and dropped in a 5.7L LS1 from a 2001 SS Camaro. I have the wiring harness for the motor hooked up and pretty sure all the wiring under the dash is correct but im not sure how to wire the LS1 wiring harness to the wires under the dash. also the transmission i have installed is a 4L60e and i dont understand how to hook the wiring and sensors to it. all i have hooked up to the transmission is the speed sensor but there are no other places for the other sensors.
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- 10 medium potatoes (3 pounds), peeled and cubed
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- Place potatoes in a Dutch oven and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain.
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Dusted in either confectioners' sugar or cocoa, this six-ingredient dough rolls up into truffle-like treats—no baking required. —Lorraine Darocha, Mountain City, Tennessee
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- 2-1/2 cups crushed vanilla wafers (about 65 wafers)
- 2 cups plus 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar, divided
- 2/3 cup finely chopped pecans, toasted
- 2 tablespoons baking cocoa
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat evaporated milk
- 1/4 cup cold strong brewed coffee
- Additional baking cocoa, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the wafer crumbs, 2 cups confectioners' sugar, pecans and cocoa. Stir in milk and coffee (mixture will be sticky).
- With hands dusted in confectioners' sugar, shape dough into 3/4-in. balls; roll in remaining confectioners' sugar or additional baking cocoa if desired. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 4 dozen.
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Selena Gomez: Gorgeous at the Ferretti & Vogue Fashion Dinner
Making her first post-breakup appearance, Selena Gomez attended the Alberta Ferretti and Vogue Limited Edition Collection 2013 Fashion Show and Dinner event in Los Angeles last night (January 10).
The newly-single "Who Says" songstress looked amazing in a cleavage-bearing turquoise Alberta Ferretti dress as she hammed it up with Chelsea Handler outside the Chateau Marmont.
And the Ferretti/Vogue shindig was a welcome distraction for Selena who split with Justin Bieber again over the holidays.
An inside source told press that things went sour while on vacation in Mexico. "They had another huge fight, and Selena won't forgive him. Selena is done with him."
Enjoy the pictures of Selena Gomez at the Alberta Ferretti and Vogue Limited Edition Collection 2013 Fashion Show at Chateau Marmont in LA (January 10).
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Sarah writes:
Hello to the TWiV crew,
Here are a couple of picks I thought would be good for provoking thought and generating discussion...
While working on a project, I came across some papers attempting to define what "critical thinking" means. I appreciated the following quote and it reminded me of the many instances in TWiV where you hosts have discussed the scientific method and thinking critically about research findings. It came from a consensus statement on defining and promoting critical thinking, published in 1990 by a university Dean.
"The ideal critical thinker is habitually inquisitive, well-informed, trustful of reason, open-minded, flexible, fairminded in evaluation, honest in facing personal biases, prudent in making judgments, willing to reconsider, clear about issues, orderly in complex matters, diligent in seeking relevant information, reasonable in the selection of criteria, focused in inquiry, and persistent in seeking results which are as precise as the subject and the circumstances of inquiry permit."
(Quote is from Table 1)
Facione, P. (1990). Critical Thinking: A Statement of Expert Consensus for Purposes of Educational Assessment and Instruction. Retrieved from http://assessment.aas.duke.edu/documents/Delphi_Report.pdf
Next, perhaps less of a pick and more to stimulate episode topic ideas for those of us who are "into" the medical side of virology, here is a paper about diagnosing viral acute respiratory infections using peripheral blood gene expression signatures. If this seems interesting to y'all, Dr. Zaas and/or Dr. Woods would be great guests on the podcast; they're both infectious disease physician-researchers.
Zaas, A. K. et al. (2009). Gene Expression Signatures Diagnose Influenza and Other Symptomatic Respiratory Viral Infection in Humans.Cell Host & Microbe 17, 207-217. doi:10.1016/j.chom.2009.07.006
Last, Dr. Woods would be an interesting guest for another reason - his interest and teaching activities in a movement called One Health, which looks at human health from a human, animal, and environmental perspective. I'm still wrapping my head around exactly what One Health is, but apparently it's even caught on at the CDC.
Keep up the great work - and keep having fun!
From justanotherkinase on twitter:
Dear TWiVatrons: FYI "mock" is a UK term for a practice exam. Loving the virology on TWiV 161. Please keep it up.
Gary writes:
Dear Wonderful TWiV People,
I just finished listening to your 161'st episode, well named "Concerto in B." Really well done! I've felt guilty that as a 30+ year practicing pediatrician, receiving my undergraduate and medical school education when most of this was necessarily only vaguely guessed at, I've not had the time and energy to explore the literature and bring myself up to date. This last podcast along with your previous work has provided a truckload of information that has made what would have been a K2 climb into an easy and fun one. Please consider dedicating a few of your future programs to more exploration of immune function basic science. In any case, I love listening to you guys!
All the best,
Gary, MD
Sebastopol, California
Thomas writes:
Dear TWIVers,
Firstly, my sincere gratitude for all the work you put in to making TWIV an absolute gem of a Podcast and a medium through which I can still feel involved in basic science and virology even though my studies currently have me memorizing the various proteins and associations of the coagulation cascade in medical school.
With that run-on sentence out of the way, I would like to comment on last week's TWIV regarding the CIDRAP release by saying I think you all handled it very well. Perhaps I make this conclusion due to my opinion being that which is shared by you all. Nonetheless, to suggest that science has a role in the progression of bioterrorism is probably not an incorrect statement, however, to suggest that scientists should refrain from certain works as a result of fear that knowledge and advancements may fall into the wrongs scientists' hands is ludicrous and I am glad you addressed this release.
This brings me to the reason I write you all today. I recently came across a video that shows a 1-on-1 discussion between an out-of-character Stephen Colbert and the always-fascinating Neil deGrasse Tyson. Briefly, the two discuss various issues regarding science, society, the universe, and knowledge. The entire discussion is well worth the 1 hour and 24 minutes, however there is a short section which I hope for you and all TWIV fans to watch which I think best portrays what my feelings (and I'm sure many others' feelings) regarding the issue that you discussed about scientific discovery in fields that are implicated in potential bio-threats. The section runs from about 16:00 to 17:40 and ends with Dr. Tyson stating that, "Everyone blames the scientists and we are collectively part of a society that is using or not using, to its benefit or its detriment, the discoveries made by science. And at the end of the day, it's not the discovery itself that is immoral, it's the application of it."
They go on to discuss many other issues I think are important regarding the scientific community and what role we take in society now, but I particularly like this one quote since it reminds us of an ever-developing collective scientific knowledge but does not blame the immoral application of this knowledge on science itself.
Either way, I hope you all enjoy the video, keep up the great work, and again thank you all for the weekly edu-tainment!
Kathy writes:
Hi Vincent, Rich, Alan, and Dick,
In TWiV 145, the inVinceable TWiV, a listener (David) wrote in to get suggestions of viruses that alter host behavior, resulting in increased transmission of the disease. He cited some parasitology examples and the classic rabies story, where rabies induces aggression that causes the infected animal to bite and transmit the virus. In TWiV 150, you read a suggestion from another listener (Kimberley), who described how baculovirus-infected caterpillars climb as high as possible, and then when the caterpillar melts from the infection, all the virus goo can fall down onto lower leaves. I have another suggestion, and that is viruses that cause pocks (P-O-C-K-S), including both varicella zoster virus, a virus in the herpesvirus family that causes chicken pox, and Rich's own vaccinia virus. In both of these cases, the pocks or pustules that form are full of virus. The host response to infection causes these to itch, and scratching of the pocks then can release and spread the virus. I haven't been able to find a good explanation of why mast cells or basophils might release histamine in the vicinity of pocks -- maybe there's another explanation for the itchiness.
Another case might be any of the respiratory viruses that result in coughing or sneezing (think of the famous sneezing images, such as the top hits in a Google image search for "sneeze")...
Ayesha writes:
A few questions on on HPV.
Maybe you would be so kind as to pose a few questions to the next HPV expert you have as a guest. There are menstral tampon alternatives that women can reuse called the Keeper TM and the Mooncup (http://www.keeper.com/index.html). I was just wondering whether women using these products who are infected with the high risk HPVs could or would shed virus and if the virus could persist in these reusable cups (and act as a place where the virus can persist and reinfect cells on the cervix, leading to more risk for transformation). I can't find studies addressing this question in pubmed. I wonder what kills HPV: boiling, detergents, vineagar? How well does it persist in water? Maybe a cleaner could be devised to make these eco products safer if in fact HPV does persist in them. Maybe I should just send off an email to the HPV researcher you had on recently.
I work on HIV-1, epithelium and Candida albicans. I was really tantilized by the idea that retroviruses use the immune tolerace caused by gut flora as an opportunity to evade the immnue system. David Moyes a postdoc in the same group has described a mechanism by which oral epithelium tolorates resident yeast but sets off a defensive signalling cascade when hyphae become invasive.
Many thanks for your awesome podcast. It inspires me every time I listen and recommend it to anyone who will listen!
Michelle Ozbun replies:
Really good question. HPVs as non-enveloped viruses are much more resistant to desiccation and environmental assaults compared to enveloped viruses like (e.g.) HIV or flu or herpes. My friend and colleague Richard Roden showed some time ago that HPVs are sensitive to 70% EtOH. This is what we use to disinfect in my lab when working with papillomaviruses. Richard's work also suggested that boiling for 1 hr would reduce infectivity to near baseline. My lab reported that the particles are sensitive to acid and probably will fall apart in undiluted apple cider vinegar (pH typically between pH 4.25 - 5.00).
I recommend that the products be soaked in ethanol or 70% isopropanol for 1 hour or boiled for 1 hr (depending upon the nature of the product) before thorough rinsing in water.
Roden RBS, Lowy DR, Schiller JT (1997) Papillomavirus is resistant to desiccation. J Infect Dis 176: 1076-1079.
Smith JL, Campos SK, Wandinger-Ness A, Ozbun MA (2008) Caveolin-1 dependent infectious entry of human papillomavirus type 31 in human keratinocytes proceeds to the endosomal pathway for pH-dependent uncoating. J Virol 82: 9505-9512.
I'm sure that both women and men shed virus as a route of transmission. However, I don't think anyone has investigated the reinfection issues posed, and little is understood about re-infection or infection of adjacent tissues in an infected individual... though I suspect this occurs.


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Also, remember the last time a good game tried to revamp its systems to be more "modern"? Think back to Star Wars Galaxies and the NGE. A giant ridiculous disaster that destroyed the game. It's like people forgot about that. Changing the entire game fundamentally serves no purpose other than to alienate your entire playerbase in a vain attempt to please the vocal minority who scream how outdated the game is.
I think only one person said that the game should have action combat.
When I speak of modernizing I mean something a little less drastic.
Like bringing WoW's controls/combat up to par with other games that use the tab target system.
ArcheAge for example is based on the same system WoW uses but it's evolved for about 10 years, which in the tech world is a veeery long time.
I'm not sure what modernization the combat system needs. WoW's combat system has largely been lauded as one of the tightest, most fluid systems out there. People feel in control of their character. Compare that to similar but flashier systems of combat like SWTOR where players complain about being locked in animations and not being in control of their character. Hell, I'm playing ESO now and the combat there is janky as hell compared to WoW's.
It is ONE of the best P2P MMORPGs you cannot deny that. Denying that would be foolish. I'm not saying it is THE best, but one of them.
It has surpassed all of the "WoWkillers" without taking much of a hit subscriber wise. They are losing speed I'll give you that, but they still have enough momentum to continue on. And I'm pretty sure they are still making more than enough money to covers their expenses.
I would even bet on the fact that they are probably making more money than what they are spending and that the game is in NET PROFIT.
Eve Online is also very good but it serves a different playerbase, same as DarkFall.
Wildstar and TESO are the next "WoWkillers" and I highly doubt they will make much of a dent in their numbers.
I don't think it has anything to do with the games themselves. I think it has more to do with games like DAoC / WoW / EQ (in the prime days) felt so polished and well thought out (to some extent) that paying for any MMORPG that came out as P2P (Looking at you TERA / SWTOR / LOTRO / AION / etc) without the same amount of commitment and polish was wrong. Players felt cheated to pay monthly for some "lesser game that isn't X" and would much rather continue to play X game even with all it's flaws.
The market has evolved, people play F2P games now. P2P is a thing of the past. And once Eve and WoW either go F2P or close down, P2P games will no longer exist, and no game company will make one.
My 20 dollars :P
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The title of this thread made me laugh. :P
The games are starting to catch up a bit though, FFXIV is still not as fluid but feels alright, Tera feels pretty good, maybe a bit weird when you're a caster, GW2 was well built, but the kind of content simply does not appeal to me.
Though it's important to note, as a wow player, I don't see how they could improve the ''gameplay'' it probably has the best gameplay out of all the mmos I played (I'm not a fan of ''action'' mmos so far except MH online), they're currently working on reducing the button bloat a bit, which could also help.
The models are not the most important thing either to me, what will decide if I play this expack or not is the content, the content is what people want.
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I've played it and didn't really like it, not saying the game is bad, I didn't like it !
It is P2P worthy, i'll give you that.
I personnaly wouldn't mind getting a sub if some good MMORPG came out, but as far as I'm concerned I'd rather play single player games or lan RPGs (Borderlands and the gang). So yeah it might be a joke but you just have to look and the people complaining that such and such game is not F2P because as a P2P it is garbage, and then they complain that it's too P2W.
I don't mind paying for a game subscription. As far as I'm concerned, recent P2P games that got released are subpar to WoW / Eve / FF and the likes, and that's the reason why I won't pay for a sub. But then I don't complain that I don't have an MMO to play.
Wakfu: Roxie HubrecutOriginally Posted by Your average commentor
Dressing up a old bag with more rags just isn't dressed up enough, its far to simple and not much is different or changed to even be noticed, its still remains a cartoon mmo. WOW!! Now with level 100! and ability to reach level 90 in a instant! boring ideas that don't help or attract new game play just make the game far too simple. Wildstar is the new cartoon mmo.
P.S: I liked wildstar but i don't think it will last.
Everyone has one .... opinion that is ....
"A niche market[1] is the subset of the market on which a specific product is focusing."
And I never said I didn't like it because it was a "niche market" game.
I can´t say much about this game beucse I hated it ever sense it came out played 1month and hated it ever sense sure I tested it again with this free to level 20 but I still hate it. To be honest WoW needs to die not becuse that I hate the game more if it need to die and Blizzard need to make a new mmo ah more up to date with action combat sustem instead of the boring combat system WoW has to be honest GW2, Tera, Vindictus and now ESO has so much more fun combat system than the old point klick and go take a coffee break combat system has.
When I see people saying that Tera had better combat than WoW it makes me facepalm so hard pls stop
Tera dose however keep you involved in combat, in wow you press 1 button and go sleep.
Nano.. Nano.. Nano..
I thought a niche was a very specific often unique, sometimes unpopular subset to a market.
Like Spiderbabe filled the niche subset for superheros in the adult film market.


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A BRIEF HISTORY of the OKLAHOMA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RELATIONS BOARD
The Firefighters and Policemen's Arbitration Act was enacted in 1971, as § 548.1 through 548.14. It was repealed in the 1971 re-codified and simultaneously replaced with the Fire and Police Arbitration Act, as 11 O.S. 51-101 et seq.
The early years of the PERB saw a good deal of activity in the Courts as affected parties on both sides tried to establish the parameters of the PERB's authority.
On Jan. 18, 1972, Finis Smith, President Pro Tem of the Oklahoma Senate, sought an Attorney General's Opinion on whether the FPAA takes precedence over any City Charter with which it is in any manner in conflict. The Opinion, 72-112, signed by Larry Derryberry and Odie Nance, was in the affirmative.
The original intent of the legislature appeared to be that the PERB, like the NLRB in the private sector, would have the authority to adjudicate unfair labor practices. The City of Midwest City v. Cravens in Supreme Court Decision 47,552 in 1975, affirmed the validity of the FPAA and its authority over the "home-rule" City charters, but enjoined the PERB from handling unfair labor practice complaints; the language the legislature had used, according to the decision, conferred on the Board legislative powers which it (the Legislature) alone could exercise.
Another issue hotly debated was the makeup of the bargaining unit. The District Court of Tulsa County, in its decision July 2, 1979, I. L. Oliver vs. City of Tulsa (and Tulsa Fire Chiefs, intervenor) C 74-61, affirmed the PERB's responsibility for determining the bargaining units, and upheld the PERB's inclusion of District Chiefs. Since then the bargaining unit, on certification petitions, has consistently been "all permanent, paid members of the [_____] Department, excluding only the Chief and one designated Administrative Assistant." Probationary employees were ruled ineligible to vote and not properly members of the bargaining unit Feb. 12, 1987, in PERB Case 12269 P, City of Pryor. That case became the "prior Pryor" case in November 1992, when, in the Oklahoma City Police unit clarification petition 12303 UC, the Board ruled that probationary employees indeed are "permanent" and properly members of the bargaining unit and eligible to vote in certification petitions. That position was further extended to non-CLEET certified probationary officers in the City of Okmulgee 12331 RM case in August 1995.
In August of 1998, in PERB Case # 00358, City of Tulsa, the PERB appeared to take a step back from full membership for probationary employees; the case was appealed and the PERB's decision was upheld. In January 2000, the Board, in case 00364, FOP v. City or Ardmore, ruled, in a split decision, that there exists a Public Policy in favor of Probationary Employees, and the City did not need to process grievances with probationary employees. That decision also was upheld in District Court and has been taken to the Supreme Court; Supreme Court Case # 95131 in the Court of Civil Appeals.
There was an attempt in the early years to apply the Act to all municipal employees. However, it was successfully and certainly not unreasonably argued in court (the same MWC v. Cravens decision) that if it had really been their intent to apply the Act to all municipal employees the legislature could surely have found and used a different name than the "Fire and Police" Arbitration Act.
The PERB was unfunded for many years, and was financed from the Chairs' pocket as a civic duty. Consequently, storage of records was not uniform and some files have been lost. The first meeting that we have minutes for was on November 22, 1972, and then we skip to 1977. The first real action that we have any records for is the Teamsters vs. Fraternal Order of Police election in Oklahoma City in 1975; we have the record for that election and know that the FOP won. There was certainly some activity prior to that time, including a bargaining agent election in the Oklahoma City Fire Department, but we have no records of it. Early records of certification elections begin with two elections in 1977, in Warr Acres and Yukon.
Gobel Cravens was the first Chair of the PERB. The entire lineup of Chairmen and Board members are:
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It is widely accepted that the intent of the legislature, and most certainly of those writing the FPAA, was that the Board would be comprised of a neutral, a management member and a labor member. While this concept has to a degree been honored by the appointing governors, it was not written into the Act; and all members of the PERB have traditionally been diligent in their quest for fairness and impartiality.
Counsel for the PERB is provided by the Attorney General's office. Over the years the following have served as Board counsel: Steven Shanbour, Kathy Naifeh, Ned Bastow, Doug Allen, Rebecca Rhodes, Judy Terry, Jim Johnson, Gretchen Zumwalt, Andrew Tevington, Annette Prince, Brinda White, Gretchen Harris and Bryan Neal.
In 1985 the Act was amended to give the PERB the authority to adjudicate unfair labor practice charges.
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Looking for a backup/loaner gun, I currently have a pro-lite that a have modified a bit to keep up with some of the new markers out there, but I am not sure if this would be a good loaner considering it is a " chopped pistol" style at the moment. I am considering getting a gryphon for loaner/back up , but I am not really sure if I would be gaining a whole lot and if it would be worth it?
O on a side not would it worth picking up a new Tippmann barrel for 40 bucks, I was planing to put it on my Crossover? I will be getting the the TechT I-Fit kit, so if i use my stock barrel idk if I should spend the 40 buck, and save a little cash.
Any help would be great
Custom Tippmann Pro-lite vs Tippmann Gryphon
Started by killercordova, Jan 26 2013 11:48 AM
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Posted 26 January 2013 - 11:48 AM
Posted 26 January 2013 - 11:53 AM
I would probably get an azodin kaos over a gryphon. If you're getting the ifit kit I wouldn't get a new barrel because the point of the ifit is to use it on the stock barrel so you don't have to buy aftermarket ones.
Posted 26 January 2013 - 12:56 PM
Its the same gun but made of plastic. Not worth it at all.
Awarded: " the biggest dumbass on this forum" 2012
Posted 26 January 2013 - 12:58 PM
The IFit kit is junk. Only thing its good for is preventing roll outs in a pump. And at its price point you might as well just get a different small bore barrel.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 06:10 PM
Posted 28 January 2013 - 07:10 PM
Just get a used kaos....industry standard EVERYTHING, takes it like a prison inmate, and its a freaking tank.
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Helmet upgrade to a screen used casting
Gauntlet upgrade to the more accurate GotMaul sculpt
and new Shins not pictured but will be delivered at Dcon. :)
Plus this year I got a spear!
I did the crush to this pic and placed my self in a scene from the movie. :)


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Smooth Lotus Stamp Ankle Pants
Out of Stock
- Our pants sit just below the waist, for a modern fit with maximum comfort.
- Crafted with a hint of stretch for a smooth fit.
- Slide-clasp and zipper closure.
- Welted hand pockets are purely and adorably decorative.
- 28" inseam.
- 97% cotton, 3% spandex. Unlined.
- Machine wash. Imported.