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Spring twist is more about length, and height of the vehicle, as the height gives the vehicle more leverage on the spring. In some cases the greater arc is used to raise the vehicle's height, so it will then put more leverage on the spring, but not if the spring is mounted in such a way as to keep the weight lower. That's why many makers mount springs alongside the frame when large stacks of higher arc springs are used. It lowers the center of gravity, and keeps the vehicle's weight from working against the spring stack.
Some arc will give the spring more lateral support, but too much will indeed cause more twist, as there's just no way to keep the force against it low enough. Plus the spring needs to get longer as it's arc'd if it still has the same mounting points. Keep the length the same, and put some curve in it, and the spring will have a bit more resistance to twisting due to the curved shape.
You can test this with small spring material and a tension gauge. A flat piece of spring stock is easily twisted when gripped at the ends, but bend it and then try to twist it, and the tension will be greater. I've seen test sheets from the local spring shop where they use something similar to a big torque wrench to do these tests, and accurately measure spring twist.
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Very rarly is a leaf spring designed to be flat when installed. If the spring is flat when installed, it has likely lost some of its ability to support the load and needs to be rearched or replaced. If it is flat at ride height, it will reverse arch in bump and can tend to make the rear axle steer outward on a turn (roll oversteer). I am making several assumptions in saying this, but it is generally true.
Another intersting feature of many Hotchkiss suspensions is that the axle is mounted forward of the center of the spring. That helps in roll understeer, and I also have to believe that it helps with wheel hop under braking and acceleration. The traction bar effect.
Lastly, it was discovered by GM back in the 60's that having one shock mounted forward of the axle and one rearward helped control wheel hop too!
Just like everything else in the car, there is usually more to it than meets the eye.
Interesting stuff, as noted, gets more complicated than one thinks!
On the flat spring, how about a Ford 4x4 which has a reverse arch spring on the front? How the heck does that work?
Here's one out of the truck, it's almost flat with no weight on it! What is the thinking engineering wise with this?
What I am saying is that when installed in a vehicle and the spring is mounted at the frame on one end (in a rubber bushing), solidly tied to the axle near the center, and then tied to a shackle (in rubber or poly bushings) at the opposite end, you would have to rotate quite a distance before any spring twist would come into effect. All bushings would have to be fully compressed before the spring itself would begin to twist.
Then tie that same axle with one leaf spring mounted to another leaf spring on the other side of the vehicle, there is no amount of twist between those two springs (which are now tied together) that will be a factor in allowing the body to roll about the suspension. The rate of twist in that configuration would be massive and the shocks would not be able to control it. That is why I say that the ability for the body to roll about the suspension of a leaf spring suspended car is due largely to the arc of the spring and the bushings. The angle of the springs while mounted in the car (in side view) is the last major determining factor in allowing the body to roll.
An interesting way to test this would be to set the car on jackstands with the suspension loaded on three corners. Remove the leaf spring on one side of the rear axle, and with a floor jack under the end of the axle with no spring and move it up and down. That way you could easily see where the deflection is and also determine how much travel you have before the axle binds in rotation. If you were real ambitious, you could test with rubber bushings, then poly and then aluminum or brass, and see the results. My guess is that it would be a significant difference in axle travel between compliant and non-compliant bushings. If you did all aluminum bushings in both the front eye and the shackle, I would bet that you could hang the rear end nearly level with no support on the opposite side. I might try that the next time I have the opportunity.
(Warning!! I am now going a little off topic) To take this to the next level, try the same test with a parallel four link suspension with a track locator vs a longer and more lateral Panhard bar and see what happens. Or even a parallel 4 link with no lateral locator attached and see how much travel you have. After doing that you will likely see why I and many other folks that design and build suspensions prefer at least a triangulated 4 link for a car that has to turn, or my personal favorite, a 3 link rear suspension with a panhard for a live axle car. (Sorry, no more drifting off topic, I promise)
With the other example, it is "nearly" flat, but not quite. You would have to see it installed to find out the whole story. Another explanation would be that is simply a very stiff spring for the application and it doesn't deflect much.
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I'm sort of confused too. If you say a spring can only twist slightly, and is held ridgid by the spring perch and the mounts at each eye, then it seems your panhard bar would be of little affect.
And then the quote from Herb Adams about not needing a panhard bar confuses even further?
Let me try to clear this up. Herb Adams is talking about a race car where rubber bushings are taboo because any compliance in the suspension cannot be easily controlled or have predictable behavior. Consequently, hard or solid bushings are used in the shackles, and as Herb points out, he recommends a spherical bearing on the forward eye to allow rotation. With that scenario, it is his opinion that a lateral locating device wouldn't usually be necessary. So far so good...
With a street car, those hard bushings and spherical bearings would transfer too much noise and vibration, not to mention that maintenance on those type of joints would not be practical. That is why OEM's use rubber. They want comfort first and performance second.
With rubber bushings comes compliance, and that can be okay until your clearances get tight (tire to fender for example) or you put on tires with more grip. You do all recall I'm sure how crappy tires were back in the late 1960's? With more grip comes larger forces and then you come up upon the weakest (most compliant) part of the suspension, the rubber bushings.
As we have covered very thoroughly I think, some rubber bushings are necessary, and some bushings can be upgraded for more precise control of the suspension. One can assume that most of the lateral movement in a leaf spring suspension comes from the rubber bushings in the shackles. It would also stand to reason that the longer the shackles, the more lateral movement. If you just had to install those trick polyurethane bushings, put them in the shackles and not in the front spring eye.
All I am saying is that if you want noise and vibration isolation AND more precise axle lateral locating, you can use a Panhard bar... The Panhard bar can also help to lower the roll center of the rear axle, but that is a whole other story...
Hope this helps make it more clear.
So when you start out to get max performance and handling out of your car,, Aren't you looking to make it a disguise race car for the street.. Or something like that.. When your trying to get every little bit of handling out of your car,, (And this is very little extra, If any) your not out to build a family car..
I had a feeling you would throw in RACE CAR... I don't think he's asking to make it better to go to the store..
I'm sure your cars go well in a straight line and do fine around town. As fast as you seem to like to go in a straight line, I like to go that fast in around corners. I drag raced for years and then I went to road racing school. Then I traded my 11 second 57 Chevy for a 455cid, 4 speed 76 Trans-am and have never looked back. Instead of having fun 11 seconds at a time a few times an afternoon, you can have fun for hours! But as you like to say "that's just me".
To each his own, that is what makes the world an interesting place.
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When I was younger,, I grew up running some hard corners in my 73 Camaro.. Very bad road with a lot of cornering... Fun to run but at that time I was young and dumb.. I do hear where your coming from and do know you know... I just didn't see where it would make that much difference.... I know my 73 would handle very nice in some very tight cornering... The 69's much be way different then the 73's was.. I didn't see where it needed to be done on mine anyway...
Never got into Autocross, but it is fun to watch. I built my '71 Camaro to be street driven, but handle well, and it does whatever I want, and usually more. I find I chicken out before the car has handling issues.
We like to take a drive in the summer up the windy Columbia River Gorge scenic highway, and push through the 10-20 mph curves as hard as our pucker factor will allow.
My test for cars was an exit off the freeway in my town that I took to go home. This exit is now gone, changed to new version of freeway exits (isn't that amazing how they are changing them all?).
Anyway this was one of those tight hairpin like corners that goes off to the right , up the hill of the overpass then back over the top of the overpass.
I use to take that exit off the freeway at 50+ keeping it at 50 all the way to the top of the corner at the overpass. That sucker really handles pretty good. Blown away a lot of high end sporty types I'll tell you that, hit a corner with them on your bumper and when you come out they are way back there, then with the good old Nailhead to the floor, you are gone. Fun stuff, it sort of replaced the stop light drag races I had as a kid all the time which of course are now long gone and I don't want them back actually. That was stupid as crap. But to hit a corner out somewhere that no one is at and all you hurt is you? What the heck, it's a good ride. And yes, I have hurt me. In that Gran Sport hitting a freeway entrance too hard, I apexed the corner hitting it hard and was over my head and blew over the curb with my new Goodyears and Roadwheels, bent the left front wheel all to heck, along with the tie rod end. As I was sliding sideways across the dirt I pushed the right rear tire right off the rim. I changed the tire on the side of the freeway and still made my date. Yep, a lot better than draggin down the street safety for others concerned.
I dig the autocross at the Goodguys events but it is a little slow for me, just a little faster would be a lot more entertaining but it still is damn fun to watch. I don't plan on getting out there, those guys are way too serious for me I wouldn't stand a chance.
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- 2-1/2 quarts water, divided
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1 can (6 ounces) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- 3/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon each ground allspice, cinnamon and cloves
- In a large kettle, bring 1 qt. of water and sugar to a boil; stir until sugar is dissolved. Stir in the remaining water. Add the orange juice concentrate, lemon juice, extracts and spices; cook and stir over medium heat until hot (do not boil). Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 16 servings (3 quarts).
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DVD Review: Yes - Classic Artists: Yes
Yes - Classic Artists: Yes
2008 Image Entertainment
Ray Van Horn, Jr.
Leave it to Yes to cough up a three-hour-plus documentary on their rise and fall history in the rock world. Somehow, such a gratuitous marathon of storytelling is befitting a band that has defined prog evolution through whirlwind epics like "Heart of the Sunrise" and "Roundabout" from Fragile, "Yours Is No Disgrace" from The Yes Album or "The Ancient Giants Under the Sun" off of Tales From Topographic Oceans.
Though you will be utterly exhausted after watching the story of Yes unravel in full detail including testimonials from the majority of the rotating band members, the trip is unforgettable. Yeah, it takes almost three-and-a-half hours to tell, but the prevailing impression is that you will have seen a band historically considered to be metahuman as rock's most gifted progressive artists humanized and humbled through their experiences that features more confusion and disorder than their mid-to-late seventies work. Certainly the in-out-in-out capacity of Yes' band members including Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe and even Jon Anderson for a flash of time has produced a dividing line more amongst the fans than even within Yes itself, which is considerable.
Arguments of prog purism is the dominant topic amongst rock fans and critics, which finds many of them stopping at Relayer in terms of acceptance of what constitutes the true Yes sound. Though many of these fans have largely dismissed Yes' more recent efforts including the two Keys to Ascension albums, The Ladder and Magnification, the true debate and dismissal comes around the Trevor Rabin era that coughed up the rescue mission 90125 album, which to this writer's ears is a perfectly wonderful album, albeit a strangely reinvented and reconfigured Yes record. Regardless of 90125's greatness, it was the holy smokes dullness of Big Generator and the inexcusable sham of Union that even some of the band members admit to being a piece of junk. Steve Howe himself notes in the documentary that he threw the tape out of his car window he was that upset by Union.
In their heyday, Yes broke countless barriers and--for better and worse--unlocked the door to an alter dimension of sound and visual presentation through their larger-than-life synth-splashed psychedelia and otherworldly stage sets that would quietly usher in the era of the big arena bands of the eighties. It was Yes' stage designs, even in their early club days that paved the way for lighting spectacles of later years. It was also a period in which Jon Anderson notes that having seen King Crimson play while Yes was polishing their chops made him and the band practice that much harder and dig deeper into their progressive tendencies. As Yes grew in strength alongside Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Nektar and Pink Floyd, the channels were revealed for future greats like Rush and Genesis and now many years later, the underground is teeming with prog disciples who take the best of what Yes and King Crimson had to offer and strain it with lower tunings and tempo-crazed dallying to make it their own.
Had Yes not had to fight Led Zeppelin for in-house label attention from Atlantic Records, who's to say how much higher Yes could've risen? Certainly sales for The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge quantifies Yes as a megaband, but the documentary reveals an overlaying pressure in the band to get that much better than the album before, yet do it on their terms, which did cause internal combustion, be it the layoff of original guitarist Peter Banks after two solid performances on Yes and Time and a Word, or Rick Wakeman's flat-out disapproval of the illucid madness that was Tales From Topographic Oceans. The theme would continue so much that Jon Anderson himself briefly took flight after no one in sight got what Tormato was about (revealed on the DVD to be a cheeky shot at themselves, using touring and thrown tomatoes at the band as the butt joke theme of the album), prompting Yes to recruit The Buggles' Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes, which is where many Yes fans began to say no.
Though Drama is a better album than most give it credit for, including the punk-laced, brackish "Tempus Fugit," the legacy of Yes took a twist that would eventually include the addition of Trevor Rabin, whom many fans look upon as an infiltrator. Rabin's musical prowess is so great he single-handedly saved Yes from demise on 90125, but it's at this point where the internal back-stabbing and departures and arrivals splinters and destabilizes Yes, revealed in gory detail in the documentary. Amazing that they could recruit Steve Howe, who had departed to form the improbably successful Asia during the eighties, then also lure Rick Wakeman back from exodus, only to dump them out and eventually invite them back again in repeat cycles. What are core principals of the band are turned into virtual scab players, which is positively shameful as you watch it unfold. Still, the core five of Chris Squire (who handles most of the narrative of the documentary), Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Rick Wakeman and Alan White keep making a play for it every now and then, and despite the hurt feelings and the mucky abuse, the final word of the story is that they're hovering within arms' reach of each other for one possible last hurrah when the moment is right.
The DVD also includes some nifty rehearsal footage of the core team in 1996 as they rediscover their magic on standards like "Roundabout" and "I've Seen All Good People." As if you haven't heard enough interview footage in the main documentary, there's plenty more on the second disc in a looser format, plus three videos including "Tempus Fugit" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart." If there's only one detriment to Classic Artists: Yes, it's the sleight of background music in the first hour of the documentary that is the mark of any good rock retrospective. Yes, you get a slew of lost photos and yes, the story of the band is compelling enough you're glued to it, but it takes until the eighties era of Yes before we start hearing a continuous thread of background music and that's a little shabby, sorry to say. It's Yes, for crying out loud...
Though classic rock stations have kept the legacy of Yes alive through repeat plays of "Roundabout," "Sweetness," "I've Seen All Good People" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart," these few choice moments when Yes opted to write a straightforward rock song isn't quite wholly telling of the legacy they've left behind. The bitter sourness of their late eighties destruction and no-one-cares nineties revival attempt has made many critics, judges and fans overlook the contributions of Yes, although a younger generation of progressive-minded musicians has taken the flame and lit their own mantles with the embers Yes has poked and prodded to a scant spark. Still, put your stylus down on The Yes Album or at least spin it in your CD console and all you need to know about Yes' deserving place as rock icons will zip into your face and ears like a triggered memory...
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Wild Colroado: Warm weather postpones hibernation
November 10, 2012
Normally Summit County bears transition into hibernation in early October, but with this unusually slow start to winter, the long nap is getting postponed.
Black bears in the area, though a handful of them have started their hibernation, are still active throughout Summit County neighborhoods, primarily in Breckenridge and the Blue River area in Silverthorne.
"I can definitively say that there are some bears in the area that have gone into hibernation," said Sean Shepherd, wildlife biologist with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. "But we've still been getting reports of bears active in town – I'm surprised to hear that there are still bears out and about."
In a typical year, bears in the area transition into a "denning" phase and hibernation in early October, but with the warm weather and lack of snow, the local ursines are taking their time with the transition, according to Shepherd.
It's the human food source too, that is sustaining bears longer this season.
"This was not a good year for natural food sources in Summit County, but the bears are able to supplement their diet so heavily with human trash," Shepherd said.
The local bears' dependency on human trash may be keeping them more active longer, but as cooler temperatures and snow begin to accumulate, it's inevitable that they will transition to preserve energy and caloric waste.
While a bear is in the denning phases, it is less active due to lack of food sources and will be moving closer to areas of hibernation.
A bear requires its winter den to be insulating and away from predators and human traffic, thus wintering areas are farther into the backcountry, according to Shepherd.
Once a bear is in its hibernation state, it can go for as long as 100 days without eating, drinking, urinating, defecating, or exercising, according to wildlife officials.
Preparations for over-wintering begin in the summer, when bears begin gorging carbohydrate-rich berries and other foods to put on weight.
During this period, they can gain as much as 30 pounds per week. In early autumn, a bear – and its cubs, if it has any – will rake leaves, twigs and other plant materials into the den to form a nest, according to a study by Colorado State University.
Throughout the fall its activity level steadily drops until it ends completely when the bear enters its den.
Normally, by November, bears are well settled into their dens, not to emerge until late April, Shepherd said. Currently the population in Summit County is in limbo: The weather is depicting an early fall climate. Without dropping temperatures and snow bears are without a cue to check into their long, winter nap.
Bears make dens in burrows, caves, hollowed-out trees and rock crevices. Dens of bears typically feature entrances just large enough for a bear to squeeze through, with interior chambers measuring up to 5-feet wide and 3-feet high.
Once hibernating, a black bear can doze for many months with a body temperature of 88°F or higher, which is within 12°F of summer levels.
By contrast, the body temperature of smaller hibernators such as marmots, chipmunks and ground squirrels may drop below 40°F.
These daintier creatures must awaken every few days, raise their body temperatures to summer levels, eat stored food and pass waste, but bears are able to stagnate longer with their high body temperatures.


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Howdy all,
Found this posted over at FISD and thought some of you might like to check it out.
Most of you probably know about Denix making non-functioning firearm replicas. On there website they have an area for request. The post is to see if we can get enough request to have them manufacture a Sterling copy. Maybe if they see enough interest they would do it.
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By Giuseppe Muro
Robin van Persie thinks Arsenal's players will be sharper for longer this season because they haven't had a major tournament to contest this summer.
Van Persie and Cesc Fabregas missed the majority of pre-season last year after their national sides reached the World Cup Final, meaning they went into the campaign still searching for full fitness.
In contrast team-mate Samir Nasri enjoyed a full break, with Arsenal reaping the benefits of his prolonged rest following a surprise World Cup omission. Van Persie is expecting similar results for the whole squad this year following their summer off.
"Almost everyone has had a good break of at least a month," he told Arsenal.com. "It's very important. We didn't have a World Cup or European Championships so we will have good preparation.
"We will have more than a month, I think five or six weeks, before the start of the season so we can prepare well. We can do our running sessions and our exercises, which is good.
"You could see that last year with Samir Nasri, who had a really good break before the season and was on fire. He was physically fresh, mentally fresh, could make his runs and was looking very strong.
"Hopefully a good pre-season can give us a good start because we need a good start."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Arsène Wenger has revealed the following team news ahead of Sunday's game against Manchester City:
on the team news for Sunday...
There is nobody out or in because Diaby is not ready, Coquelin is not ready, so the squad available will be the same as last week.
on the progress of Coquelin and Diaby
Hopefully they will both be back in training next week.
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|Hey guys this thread is over 3 years old, for some reason fatmetal dug it up and replied to it. I think after three years he has already made up his mind by now.
Like anything else, you get what you pay for. You may want to wait and see if you can score on a good compressor via Craig's List of evil-bay and I'd be on the look out for a Quincy, Ingersoll-Rand or Champion compressor, all of these are very high quality long lasting units as long as they are 2 stage, 5hp and have either a 60 or 80 gallon tank. Besides, these used ones hold their value very well.
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|old fords
|I have a powertrain compressor 6hp 60gallon and 12cfm. twin cylinder. I paid $440 for it. It works ok. When sandlasting we hook it to an 80 gallon auxillary air tank. It takes forever to fill up but works better. It is a pretty good compressor but nothing to brag about.
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Don,t get them 60 gallon you won't be happy with it.I bought the same one and had to take it back.Get the 80 gallon with 3 cylinders .I have that one and it paints and drives power tools great and it's 699.00 now last year it was 599.00 get it while it still cheap
details about my air compressor: it's belt driven, has a big (2.5/3 feet long, 14 inch diam) speedaire tank, as I said before ancient Westinghouse motor, ancient refridgeration unit from a store freezer. It weighs a ton but is pretty quiet, and seems to go from 0psi in the tank to 80 pretty darn quick. It's quiet and has a neat "put-put-put" sound to it.
I'll post pics sometime when I dig it out of my dad's garage, he has one that I use since it's kinda stupid to have 2 air compressors hooked up in one garage just to do "normal" things (fill tires, occasional impact wrench, not much else).
Luke-Ingersoll Rand builds excellent compressors and even the low end models found at tractor supply are far better than the CH outfits. Sometimes you will find "peak" HP ratings on even the Ingersolls on the smaller models but they do give the real HP rating also and the CFM ratings, which is what really matters anyway, are far more reliable on them than on the "bargain" brands. Ingersoll is a major builder of commercial duty compressors for heavy industry and has been for many years so they have a reputation to protect and they build a quality product and they stand behind it.
Chevelle-1.75@115 is definitely realistic but since this is a homemade outfit you would need to measure the output with a flow meter to know how much air it produces. The direct drives are not only loud but the real problem is that they generally have a very low CFM output, run really hot and are not very durable, they just simply wear out in a hurry.
2. at my grandma's house there is a Coleman air compressor, oil-free, direct drive, loudest frigger on the earth. (oil-free is almost always loud). But why stay away from direct drive? Does belt-drive run cooler (this is my theory on it)?
|Luke Peterson
Thanks for the reply oldred. Does IR make a quality compressor? Tractor Supply has them. It sounds like CH is not as good as people think.
|302--"7 HP on 115 volts"! I really like that one because maybe they are getting so ridiculous now that most people will finally see them for the crooks they are. It don't surprise me that it is coming from CH as they are about the worst of the bunch but the sad part is they sell a LOT of that junk(and I do mean JUNK)! It is easy to see how people are taken by these tricks since a big tank and power labels can be seen but the things that really mean something like true air delivery and durability cannot. Also just in case it has not been said enough, stay away from DIRECT DRIVES!
|I agree with the above, and with the "shady" advertising...but, if anyone has looked closely at compressors in the stores, the will have seen that most, if not all, are listing in large numbers the "Peak" hp and smaller on the tank, the "Continuous" hp. I saw it at Lowes on the CH Workforce compressors, I saw it at the Tractor Store on Ingersoll Rand Compressors, and I've seen it at Home Depot on the Husky compressors. I don't believe any of the companies are above selling in this manner. Don't impulse buy, do some research, and get the most for your money. I think you will find that for any of the major brands (CH, IR, Husky, Kobalt, Craftsman) you will find similar specs at similar price points. Basically, if you only have $400 to spend, find the best for $400. Compare the amps, which is located on the motor tag, and the cfm, which most compressor list somewhere. And, it can't be said enough, stay away from the direct drives!!!
Above information is good advice. Only thing I could add is stay away from direct drive units. Get a belt driven two stage compressor that tells you what CFM it makes, and gives you an honest HP rating. I saw a CH compressor in Sundays paper in a Lowes ad. It said it was 7HP and 115 volts, what a crock. You cannot run an honest 7hp motor on a standard residential 115 volt citcuit.
|Luke-there has been a lot of discussion about compressors here lately and we have been trying to expose the myths and misconceptions about air compressors. Number one rule DO NOT fall for the common sales gimmicks such as "peak" or "maximum developed" HP ratings as these mean NOTHING! Look at the AMP rating on the motor data plate as this tells the real story and I will bet that the compressors you mention are no more than 15 AMPS@230 volts.(a real 7 HP motor would be rated at over 30 AMPS@230 volts). Also don't be swayed by the size of the tank since the CFM is what runs your tools and tank size, which determines the on/off cycle rate, WILL NOT(contrary to popular belief!) help the compressor keep up with air hungry tools if the CFM rating is low. A lot of the manufacturers today simply mount a small pump with a low power motor on a big tank and then give ridiculously inflated power and performance numbers so that the buyer thinks he is getting a BIG compressor when in reality he is getting a machine that he will spend a lot of time waiting on for it to catch up! Campbell Hausfeld is one of the worst offenders out there for this shady type of marketing but unfortunately there are many others also so it is sometimes confusing trying to sort out the good from the bad. In my opinion, and building and installing air systems is part of what I have been doing for over 30 years, if the manufacturer uses dishonest sales methods such as inflated "peak" power ratings then I would strongly suggest looking to the more reputable companies like Ingersoll Rand, Eaton or Quincy for example. These will cost a little more but the performance difference is amazing! As a rule of thumb you will need at least 12 cfm@90psi and be prepared to spend some time waiting on it to catch up even with that when using a tool such as a DA sander, 18 CFM@90 PSI is much better and 24 CFM@90 PSI is better still! Remember there is just no such thing as a 60 or 80 or any "GALLON" compressor since when all else is said and done if the CFM is not there then nothing else means a thing as you will run out of air no matter what the tank size and HP numbers!
I do know that one company (I think ingersoll rand) makes compressors for a number of companies, devilbiss might too.
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Has anybody bought the 60 gal. 7 hp. one from Lowes? I was there Sat. and saw that the CH Iron Force 60 gal. 7 hp. one was reduced to 379.00. I am thinking about getting the CH one. Does anyone have thoughts on the Iron Force one? It looks the same as the one from Home Depot and the new one from Kobalt.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Competing in a field of more than 1,200 runners, the Green Bay men's and women's cross country teams ran against some of the best collegiate cross country programs at Friday's 58th-annual Notre Dame Invite in South Bend, Ind. The women's side was led by sophomore Sarah Mauel (Green Bay, Wis.), while sophomore Dalton Woodworth (Sparta, Wis.) paced the men's side.
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Arsène Wenger believes Sebastien Squillaci's experience means he can lead the Arsenal defence.
In only his sixth appearance for the first team Squillaci captained the side against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and has since gone on to play an integral role at the heart of the Arsenal back four.
Laurent Koscielny and Johan Djourou have both helped to fill the gap left by Thomas Vermaelen's injury but Squillaci leads the way with 18 starts in all competition and Wenger believes the 30-year-old can continue to marshal the Arsenal back line.
"I play him a lot because he has the experience, he can lead the defence," said the manager.
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Use this flaky store-bought pastry dough to make desserts, appetizers, main dishes, and more.
Fun with (FEE-loh)You may have used this store-bought pastry dough to make simple appetizers or desserts, but it can do so much more. Buy frozen phyllo dough, then thaw it overnight in the refrigerator, and use it for savory or sweet pies, strudels, and appetizers. It flakes, and tastes, just like homemade.
Spinach, Sun-Dried Tomato, and Parmesan RollsMake an easy meatless appetizer stuffed with veggies. The filling is a mix of ricotta, Parmesan, sun-dried tomatoes and spices that's packaged jelly-roll fashion with small sheets of phyllo. Soak the tomatoes in advance, or substitute well-drained oil-packed sun dried tomato strips.
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- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 2 medium onions, diced
- 3 celery ribs with leaves, diced
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 5 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 3-1/2 cups milk
- 2 tablespoons chopped pimientos
- 1 to 2 teaspoons soy sauce
- 1-1/4 cups broken spaghetti, cooked and drained
- 1 cup finely crushed butter-flavored crackers (about 25 crackers)
- In a large skillet, cook beef, onions and celery in butter over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the flour, salt and pepper until blended. Gradually add the milk, pimientos and soy sauce. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in spaghetti.
- Transfer to a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish. Sprinkle with cracker crumbs. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
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A longstanding rule for organizations is that their objectives must be measurable and must have stretch—attainable, but requiring change and effort.
With that tenet in mind, LaRue County Schools has set as its goal to be in the top 10 percent of Kentucky school districts.
Contrary to what some expect, you're not likely to be shushed in today's libraries.
While still a place to browse books, read and research, libraries often are transforming to have a community center sort of atmosphere.
"I don't think anyone whispers in the library anymore," said Charlotte Bragdon, circulation manager at Hardin County Public Library in Elizabethtown. Patrons still are respectful of others' need for quiet, but the atmosphere is much more relaxed than it once was, she added.
By MIKE SELVITELLE
In October, the Kentucky Department of Education will release the results of the first Kentucky Performance Rating for Educational Progress (K-PREP) based on tests taken during the 2011-12 school year.
After three years of intensive work on this new accountability system, there is great anticipation about how Elizabethtown Independent Schools and student scores are going to look.
Like adults, children have a wide range of preferences when it comes to books. But also like adults, a book or book series sometimes becomes a craze.
Kids' picks range from the classics to hit series. In between are books feeding specific interests, from princesses and trucks to vampires and athletes, area library staffers said.
Movies often bump a book to the top of the must-read list.
By NANNETTE JOHNSTON
"When I was in school …" is a phrase I hear in community conversations about the "good ole days." Although it is tempting, we really cannot compare school from the past, the present and what we face in the future. Likewise, we might be tempted to compare our new standards and testing system to our past system but they are as different as night and day.
Throughout the years, the function of the school library has changed. While books remain at the core of a library, technology has pushed the library to the forefront of learning at all age levels.
From apps to learning labs, technology is a part of today's library.
At John Hardin High School, the library has a mobile iPad lab to use throughout the school through Wi-Fi.
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LaRue County Schools has been selected as one of four "Diamond in the Rough" districts in Kentucky by the Bluegrass Institute forPublic Policy Solutions for LaRue's notably above-average academic performance versus per pupil funding despite the district's student poverty rate.
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Laura Harvey believes Arsenal Ladies can step up a level now Kelly Smith is back in the squad.
The England star is set to return to action in Sunday's crucial Women's Super League clash against Birmingham at Meadow Park after three months on the sidelines.
"Kelly is a world-class player and to have somebody like that who hasn't even kicked a ball yet is always nice," Harvey told Arsenal.com.
"With the international players away I have been working with her over the last two or three weeks and, credit to her, she has been working really hard to try and get herself in the best possible shape for Sunday.
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I have been following the forums for a while, but have never posted and this seemed like a good time for it. So today was the last day for the local hills. I hit Roundtop and had a good day, but I am so fucking depressed right now it isn't even funny! Major props to Roundtop, Liberty, and Whitetail for doing what they could with this bullshit winter, but I still feel ripped the fuck off. I know we don;t live in Colorado but goddamn, not one major storm all winter! Before you know it, it is going to be 100 degrees around this bitch. Ugh. Plus, i feel really bad for all the resort employees that missed out on wages because of this stupid ass weather. Sorry, just needed to vent a bit and see if there are any other Mid-Atlantic riders on here that are as pissed off as i am. I figure that we can form a support group if necessary
All I can say is...Hurry the fuck up 2012-2013 season!
One of my best High school friends lives 40 mins from baker. I think I am going to look at a late April early may trip out there. I will definitely look you up if I do for a locals paersective of the place.
|Yea I'm looking at the first week in April so long as this outage is over before then might just say screw it and go anyways
|I might just have to take a week trip out there and get my last fix for the season
|Sounds like you guys are having a good Australian season
on the plus side, they say the earth has mechanisms in place that actually take place when things get too out of balance. supposedly what's keeping everything past new england and europe relatively warm is an ocean current that brings water from the gulf. i believe the pacific has something similar in a whirlpool that essentially circulates the water like a washing machine. however, as glaciers melt into the oceans the currents will get redirected or stop working altogether. this would kick off an ice age that would kind of be a boon? lol
it's not really just theory either, as they've noticed that gradual rising temperatures in the past tended to culminate in an ice age. it's why our buddy al gore said as global warming kicks up, we'll have shorter but more extreme winters...
Depressed...come out the the holyland now...next year it might be under water with rising sea levels and all.
Wait it is under water...frozen water.
Guess what happened around 1750? The Industrial Revolution
The world has been trending warmer since the last ice age. Global warming isn't the concern. The rapid increase in the rate of global warming is the concern.
Also, I completely agree, the problem isn't global warming per say, but it is the accelerated rate in which it is occurring. I mean, all you have to do is look at the Arctic ice shelves that have broken apart the past few years, or the disappearance of glaciers on Kilimanjaro to see how fucking quickly this shit is proceeding. Sure, glaciers collapse and ice shelves melt, it has happened on this planet before, and it will happen again, but it has never happened this rapidly, and therein lies the problem.
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I would love to hear your thoughts on what is causing this Snowolf. I have mad respect for you from following this forum, and i would love to get your take on things. Send me a PM if you want to talk more and keep it off of the forum.
Guess what happened around 1750? The Industrial Revolution
The world has been trending warmer since the last ice age. Global warming isn't the concern. The rapid increase in the rate of global warming is the concern.
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I am not counting on it. The scientific data suggests that with the exception of cyclic osculations, this is something we better get used to as the global average temperature continues to rise. I am not making any kind of political point here and am not even going to go into why I think this is happening, but from a purely scientific point of view, it is obviously occurring and at an increasing rate:
Canada is also facing the same problem:
"So we are continuing to see a trend toward higher temperatures. Even with the cooling effects of a strong La Nina influence and low solar activity for the past several years, 2011 was one of the 10 warmest years on record."
Can you imagine how bad it would have been had we had an El Nino instead of a La Nina and then if the sun had been in a solar maximum cycle:
Hansen said he expects record-breaking global average temperature in the next two to three years because solar activity is on the upswing and the next El Nino will increase tropical Pacific temperatures.
Sand boarding anyone?
Wow, that really puts into perspective just how fucked up things really were this year. I knew Canada had a warm year but damn, I didn't realize it was quite that bad. The reality is that while I am an eternal optimist, I know that we are in for a real ride with the way all of these changes are occurring. I have a friend that lives in Argentina and she was telling me how they were reaching daytime highs of 114 degrees a few weeks ago! Seriously, with the way our local hills struggled this year, if it were an El Nino year, I doubt we would have had a season at all. I mean, the NAO, which is the harbinger of East coast snowstorms, was abnormally positive most of the winter. This shit certainly isn't normal, and I wonder if there is anything we can do as a community that is wholly reliant on snowfall, aside from the basic outreach and education stuff, to get people to wake up to the science on this. I know it has become a major political issue, but it shouldn't be one. I mean, who the fuck wants to live in an oven all the fucking time?
I would love to hear your thoughts on what is causing this Snowolf. I have mad respect for you from following this forum, and i would love to get your take on things. Send me a PM if you want to talk more and keep it off of the forum.
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By Richard Clarke
Liam Brady's new role as Republic of Ireland No 2 will not affect his position at Arsenal, according to Arsène Wenger.
The 52-year-old is set to combine his job as Head of Youth Development with the task of assistant manager to Giovanni Trapattoni in the new Lansdowne Road set-up. Speaking to TV Online on Thursday, the Arsenal manager gave the move his blessing.
"I believe it is good news for Liam because he gets an eye on international football," said Wenger. "He'll get good experience with Trapattoni who is a guy he knows well from Italy.
"It will not stop him doing his job here because he is not on the pitches. It is more of a decisional job than an organisational job at the Academy. He works with David Court and Steve Bould so his role will stay the same."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Still as popular as ever, photomontage is initially one of the easiest techniques to learn. But achieving photorealistic results can be a challenge. In this tutorial, Mike Harrison shows you how, by blending a number of photos together. This kind of work always has a surreal edge, but with the images you'll use, the environment and composition, you'll endeavour to be quite subtle, too, which should add an extra intriguing quality to the piece.
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The specific techniques you'll learn will be how to specify a light source and apply realistic lighting and shadows to the objects, and how to use subtle effects like colour treatment, texture and adjustment layers to give a certain mood to the final image.
Time to complete
5-6 hours
Adobe Photoshop CS4
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