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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:06am
HAMDEN, Conn. — Quinnipiac Director of Athletics and Recreation Jack McDonald and Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Eric Fekete have announced that William Tully has been hired as an assistant coach for the men's lacrosse program. Tully comes to QU from the University of Detroit Mercy where he served as an assistant coach for the Titans last year.
"I am very pleased to announce that William Tully will be joining our staff as an assistant for the upcoming 2013 season," said Fekete. "He comes to Hamden with the highest recommendations and quality experience. We welcome some new influences on the practice field and look forward to his overall contribution."
Tully previously held the position of Second Assistant Coach during the 2012 men's lacrosse season at Detroit Mercy. As the Titans' offensive coordinator, Tully led a potent attack that ranked 36th in scoring offense (9.4 goals per game) – a mark that placed them second in the MAAC. In addition to managing the offense, Tully assisted with recruiting, film break down, game preparation and practice planning.
Prior to Detroit Mercy, Tully was the First Assistant Coach at Whittier College in California. For two years, he assisted with the daily operations related to practice planning, game preparation, substitutions, budgeting and fundraising for the team. His main responsibilities once again resided on the offensive end, helping the squad to a 13-13 record during his time.
A 2004 graduate of Gettysburg College, Tully was a member of the Bullets football team for three seasons. He attended his first year of college at Villanova, where he played one year of lacrosse for the Wildcats.
Tully received his bachelor of arts in political science from Gettysburg and then went on to earn a master's of education in administration from Detroit Mercy.
The native of Philadelphia, Pa., currently resides in New Haven.
The 2012 fall season begins on Sunday, October 7, when the Bobcats travel to Thayer Academy in Braintree, Mass. for the Catamount Classic. Faceoff is set for 8 a.m.


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Matt and Dave reloaded - early edition - Wednesday November 14
14/11/2012 , 10:50 AM by Craig Munn
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text: It's one or two of several aspects to be a home run king. You do realize that there is a lot more to Bonds than Homeruns? He was the NL MVP in 90, 92 and 93. He's the only player with 400 HRs and 400 steals, and 500 HRs and 500 steals. 8 Time Gold Glove All time career walks leader Do you realize that Bonds has only led the league in HRs twice in his career? That's a testament to his consistency. The guy led the league in walks 10 times in his career. That probably has a lot to do with why he has such stellar #s and less at bats than Aaron. I don't think people realize that Bonds has walked 1,100 more times than Aaron did. The much ballyhooed difference in ABs shrinks considerably when you take off 1100 odd additional walks.


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here is the poll question for today --
based on you experience with the glock set up --all models and all cals.
does the glock "deserve" its internet rap of a "may-pop"?
myself i am sort of sitting on the fence --i have had three glocks all 22s and 31s all older series that have fired thousands and thousands of rounds since the 90s --with little to no issues at all.
now my shooting pal had a new 20 that didn't get through the first 10 factory rounds --regular ones ( a long time back)
there was a bunch of g22s/40s that k-boomed , then some 45s that k-boomed , then the 20 had a few booms early then started going boom again with the double tap loads--may be some more k-boom episodes i am not aware of as not every issue is posted with photos all over the internet--
now millions of these pistols are out there and most haven't had any problem.
since there are only a few reports of k-booms and at least some of these past k-booms were ammo or operator error -
-would you feel safe enough to fire double tap, BB or other factory hot load through you glock?
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January 1st, 2012
So, Christmas is finally behind us. We maybe slightly jaded, a few pounds heavier, and not that eager to eat another mince pie anytime soon, but we've made it through and it will be a whole ten months before we hear Noddy Holder's dulcet tones once again.
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New in is the Faux Fur Trim Quilted Jacket. Available in steel, this style of jacket based loosely on the outdoor/hunting style, and is totally on trend right now, it is a lighter weight, so would be perfect on milder days. Depending on where you live in the country, you may need a coat to offer you some real protection from the cold, the Boucle Coat in purple will fit the bill perfectly. It is a wool mix and fully lined and is so classic and stylish that you will be able to wear it each winter.
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Colin Benson selects one of the players from this season's Arsenal A-Z feature to talk about their time with the Club.
Perry Groves is the first to acknowledge that he was not one of the most talented players to wear the Arsenal shirt, nonetheless his contribution to the team was immense. Football is a team game and success is all about getting the right blend of skill and work and there were none more enthusiastic than Perry.
Perry, what was the first chance you had to become a professional?
Colchester United took me on as an apprentice when I was 16. Bobby Roberts, who used to play for Leicester, was the manager then and he was brilliant. Because even though we were down in the old Fourth Division amongst the muck and nettles he was very technical in his coaching methods he believed in pure football, so he was a brilliant first coach to have. And he was fully involved with us youngsters. He used to take the first team in the morning then all of us apprentices would train with him in the afternoon and he was the best at demonstrating what he was trying to get over to us.
It is such a vast difference from amateur to professional so what was the first lesson you learned as a professional Perry?
I think it was the way you prepare for a match. What was drummed into me from a very early age was that the way that you train is the way that you play. If you could learn one thing a day from your training sessions every day you would be well prepared.
I know there are exceptions to the rule as some of the most unbelievably gifted players can get away with sort of mucking about during the week and have a jog around training and then deliver on the Saturday. Viv Anderson was the worst trainer ever. You could put him over in a corner and give him a cup of tea - leave Viv on his own - and he'd be okay.
But again what you learn as a pro is knowing what is best for you and to be fair to Viv he knew, and George (Graham) knew, that Viv was not one who was going to tear around in training. He could jog about at half-pace but then he was really flying on Saturday. You couldn't believe there was so much contrast in a player.
The crux of the matter is that you are judged on the Saturday and although during the week he seemed as if he couldn't be bothered when Saturday came Viv looked a magnificent athlete.
When did you first become aware of Arsenal's interest in you?
It was a week before I signed. George had been manager of Millwall so was well briefed on the players in the lower divisions and I believe he had tried to sign me for Millwall. I thought I was going to go to Crystal Palace to be quite honest then my financial adviser phoned me and said Arsenal were in for me. I thought he was winding me up because the step up from fourth to first division was enormous.
But it was true and we went up to Highbury and saw George in his office and he told me I was very raw but I had the right attitude and character they wanted. He said, 'this is what I'm offering you…' I said thanks very much. There was no negotiation I wasn't going to turn Arsenal down from Colchester.
Ian Allinson had come from Colchester and I had been to watch him play at Highbury but never dreamed I would too. I was filled with excitement; there was a bit of fear because I thought I was good enough, but now it was am I going to be good enough? There was no hiding place now.
What was your first day at work at Arsenal like?
I had signed on the Thursday and George told me to join them in training on the Friday and he chucked me over with the first-team as they prepared for the big game with Tottenham the next day. I wasn't going to be involved in that game, he had made it clear I was a reserve team player, but there I was being involved in set-plays with the likes of Charlie Nicholas, Viv Anderson, Rixy and Kenny Sansom, it was fantastic.
Who was the first friend you made at Highbury?
My best friend was Merse, because he was a young kid who had just broken into the reserves and he and I just got on straight away. But all the lads were superb Kenny Sansom for example helped me greatly when I made my full debut at Nottingham Forest. George, who had bought me as a right-winger pulled me aside and said could I play on the left. I wasn't going to say no was I so I filled in for Rixy who had done his Achilles.
To run out at the start meant, in my eyes, that I was an Arsenal player and I had Kenny, one of the best left-backs in the world behind me and he was brilliant. He said I'll talk you through it son, don't worry just listen to me; and he talked me through the whole game, he made it so easy for me. I was chuffed, I was made up.
Perry - what are your first memories of playing against Liverpool?
1989 of course, coming on as a sub in that momentous game at Anfield. George chucked me on with 20 minutes to go and told me to run around and be a nuisance. There were no reams of paper with instructions on what to do as you see coaches going through today - doing their noughts and crosses - confusing the player coming on. It's like writing a note for the milkman. You think what are you doing? Just tell the geezer what you want him to do.
Coming on as a sub against them in the Littlewoods Cup Final, in '87 and setting up the winner is another great memory. And there was that incident at Highbury when I did my Achilles against them. The St John's Ambulance people strapped me onto a stretcher that had wheels on it and as they took the corner at the Clock End one of the wheels caught the edge of the pitch and tipped me over. I couldn't put my hands out to save myself as I was strapped in so I landed head first into a puddle in front of the Liverpool fans who thought it hilarious. I had red shale all over my face which was grazed - at least it took the pain away from my Achilles.
And now we have your first book Perry - what is it called?
'We all Live in a Perry Groves World.' I took my football seriously but didn't take everything around it that seriously and this is an off the wall look at the game which I hope people will enjoy.
Perry has kindly given the matchday programme five copies of his hugely entertaining book, to be in with a chance of winning one simply answer the following question correctly.
Which club did Perry join after he left Arsenal?
a) Sheffield United
b) Southampton
c) Sunderland
Post your answers to the usual address, marked 'Perry Comp' or e-mail email@example.com. Entry deadline - Monday, November 20, 2006.


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Heyo! :thumbsup I was thinking to myself the other day, and all of as sudden i remember this game i used to always play. It was called Second Life. For anyone who doesnt know what it is i will give you the description:
Second Life is a 3D virtual world where users can socialize, customize an avatar, connect and create using free voice and text.
From what i remember there was a lot of Star wars around! (thats were i spent all my time of course) There was even a mandalorian group.
I was just wondering if there was any Second Life members on TDH, and if there is. Is it worth going back?
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We still have late goldenrod and aster blooming - and I have been feeding syrup. My bees still very actively forage on nice days even though they have syrup right in their hives (empty deeps and mason jars). My hives just REEK of dirty socks, so they are really bringing in the goldenrod here - we must have ended up with a good flow.JC
Picobrew, that's an interesting hive design you have. I'd like to hear more about it and maybe see some pictures from different angles, inside etc.


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We are pleased to present a scoop in the story of Professor Henry Gates and his encounter with jack booted police who forced their way into his home. Here is the true story!
Gates: Who are you? What do you want?
Crowley: We have a report that a man who was in possession of illegal weapons was seen entering this house.
G: This is my home. Yes, I have guns in this house, but they are mine and it is none of your business about my guns.
C: We have a report that someone was seen entering this resident and he had illegal weapons. We are going to search your home for those illegal weapons.
G: Like hell, you are. This is my home, I have my guns and no one is entering without my permission and you sure don't have it.
C: I would advise you to stand aside and allow me to enter. I believe there are illegal guns in this house and we will find them.
G: Do you know who you are messing with, boy?
C: No, who am I messing with?
G: I am the head of the Massachusetts National Rifle Association and we don't intend to have jack booted cops busting into homes taking away our guns.
C: I don't have jack boots, but I am entering and, frankly, I don't give a damn if you head the NRA of America.
G: A man has a right to his guns and no government agent is coming in. I advise you to back off because we NRA people don't take lightly to folk like you abusing our rights.
C: Please get out of the way or else!
G: Or else what, boy? This is my home. These are my guns. No government is going to take them away. Tell me boy, have you read the 2nd Amendment? It says a man has a right to his guns to defend himself to jack booted cops like you.
C: I'm giving you one more warning. Stand aside or I will arrest you.
G: No one gets my guns. I want your name and your badge number. It will be sent to NRA headquarters. Boy, you is in for some real serious trouble.
C: You are under arrest and we are going to search for those guns.
Professor Gates was placed under arrest and taken to police headquarters. The NRA is organizing a national protest against police entering homes to take guns away from God-fearing American citizens. God Bless the NRA for standing up for the rights of Professor Henry Louis Gates!!


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and post it in the toy battle one.
let the brotha do his job! haha.
for now ill move it here.
Im almost done with the Necro sketch lol
Lol. Will once you get done Send it to me. Be sure to Tittle it. "Necro Sketch Battle" That way I wont Delete it.
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Oh, how i wish i had a scanner..
haha, u can use a cell phone flick if ya want to.
i actually have a scanner i dont need. band new and awesome if u wanna buy it from me.
40 bones and its yours.
o0oo0o0o0o lol
Oh, how i wish i had 40 dollars to spare..
I got a camera, it just doesnt take the best pictures of stuff on paper..
I just sent my entry to Viruzzzzzz
Now im in the mood to draw, sorry for the wrong thread but anyone wanna extange?
A Fubes I know you got some OTR or some type of taggin marker....I need to buy some lol
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Gaining Knowledge
haha u fuckers.
i realize i started something trying to get this scanner out of my apartment, but go to the proper thread. geeeeeeeez
btw i have plenty.
pm for details.
u guys are welcome.
btw, beef battlers. when your battle is over and u dont want it posted let me know and i will delete or move it to the old battle thread.
yoo im down for the toy battles to write necro
once u get this add me please
thank you
I sent the freedom battle to eskimo2. Does that sound right?
I just burnt my American flag. And sent three cracker Nazis to hell and Im sad. Uh, Im loading tefs in my mag. To send these redneck bigots some death in a bag. Choke him out with his confederate flag. I know these devils are mad. Little rap fans that live way out in safe suburbia, Would you stand with me, a United States murderer?
(After the Demigod throwie battle)
Toy Throw Up Battle#2
Word: Spruce
Deadline: March 10, 2009
Rules: No digital mods(meaning computer editing),3 colors or less, and it must be submitted to me by 1:00 AM Eastern Standard/ 10:00 PM Pacific Standard and all the rest can figure it out.
Send the entries to me(Queezy)
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dont work like that. if u want your own battle send it to eskimo to poll.
yes m+s i can.
he can have his battle, but the reason i want it to go threw you guys is so maybe u can see what keeping deadlines is like, or actually being a battle mod.
u guys say the battle forum is hurtin? try it.
ive been getting pm's bitching about how come theres no new photobattle posted. so i post one and have not gotten a single entry.
posting battles starts out great all the time, then it tends to be a chore.
anyway, queezy, YES u may host your battle. but u must go threw eskimo2 or me or some toy battle mod.
Lol. I have 7 Enitres So far.
But I get what your sayin, O btw Sendin it TOMARROW
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So, I plan to harvest on Saturday, so I put on my triangle escape boards, to give the bees time to leave. I decided to give them a check, and found the supers nearly deserted...except for about two hundred drones! They didn't seem to be able to (or want to) go out through the slots in the escape board. So I went through and shook them off outside the hive. Does anyone else have this problem? I found about 5 workers in there, that's it. Looks like the boards work really well, except for the drones.
I've been thinking about making some for myself. Are the access points too small for drones or screen and board too close? Do you know what the measurements are? Who did you get them from?


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Monday, May 10, 2010, 09:41 PM - Opinion"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." Again, that's all men are created equal. The idea that someone is less equal because he was born in another country is Orwellian.1 Protectionist immigration laws contradict our founding principles.
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Donald W. Livingston concludes in his paper "The Secession Tradition in America" that "The Declaration... is a document justifying the territorial dismemberment of a modern state in the name of the moral right of a people to self-government."2 In other words, borders do not change the right of man to self-govern.
In many ways, "illegal" immigrants exemplify the idea self-government declared by our founders. Many of them live their lives with minimal interaction with the state, working under the table below minimum wage, avoiding income tax, social security, and other government robberies, and not allowing the government to oversee every transaction they make on a daily basis. Considering most of the government intrusions they avoid are unconstitutional and, by definition, slavery, I envy those who have managed to avoid them.
What is the solution to the illegal immigration "problem?" The problem is not the people avoiding our laws. The laws are the problem. Governments at all levels in the U.S. restrict the ability of people, whether American citizens, legal immigrants, or illegal immigrants, to work for a living and keep the fruits of their labors. Illegal aliens are disregarding the law in order to exercise their rights to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (a.k.a. property)." The Declaration states "That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness." I suggest we exercise our right to abolish this government which fails to protect or even respect our rights. Ironically, the solution to dealing with illegal aliens is to live like illegal aliens. Let's self-govern!
1. Read George Orwell's Animal Farm, where "some animals are more equal than others."
2. Read Livingston's paper in Secession, State, and Liberty, edited by David Gordon, online.
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Four bouts added for August 24...
Four bouts added for August 24...
Inman been very busy of late.
This Saturday night...
This is going to be absolutely mental. Can't wait to get out there on Friday.
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
HERE are full details of Saturday's card, which will be headlined by Beslan Isaev versus Viktor Halmi.
By the way, Saturday's event will stream live and free of charge worldwide - including in the UK - on CageWarriors.tv. 6pm main card, PB prelims at 4.45pm.


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Here you go. This is about the best I can find right now. It is for a '99 model engine, but all other 6.5 liter turbodiesels should be similar in output. Hopefully you can work with this.
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Here you go. This is about the best I can find right now. It is for a '99 model engine, but all other 6.5 liter turbodiesels should be similar in output. Hopefully you can work with this.
8 psi is what the http://www.thedieselpage.com/reviews/rogerstory.htm indicates is around stock.
Redline is likely around 3400 rpm as this picture looks like. http://www.thedieselpage.com/reviews/gauges2005.htm
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Do not base the sizing of a diesel turbo and how it was used and performed on a diesel to a gas motor with the same turbo... Diesels have more exhaust energy than gas engines. It would be a DAMN good idea to find out the compressor maps like Call me crazy is trying to do rather than judge the outcome based on engine displacement and rpms of a different engine that had the same turbo The VE of the 2 engines are probably different at different rpms etc. so it makes it even more vague an assumpstion to go by... I think it would be hard to hurt a motor with 9.5:1 static compression with 6psi assuming it is properly tuned, if not then all bets are off, especially with an intercooler....
Considering diesels run roughly the same amount of air per revolution (350 CID for a 5.7L, etc), no vacuum in the intake, where a gas engine has a vacuum, so very little, controlled air. You are very correct.
My fear is the cyl pressure will be too high, and you will result in piston breakage and blown head gaskets. I would be very cautious with the rpm at which the boost arrives, hence why I would recommend a slightly larger cam to help bleed off some cyl pressure and a larger turbo so that boost is lagged or delayed until 3500 to 4000 for peak boost to occcur.
Even the famed LT1 can't take more than 6 psi turbo boost, I doubt that Cadillac has better pistons in the 4.9L than the LT1 has.
My advice is boost with caution. Take advice from the diesel 5.7 guys. GOOD gaksets, strong as you can get head bolts, and if you can stud the mains, do it. Do not underestimate the forces a boosted engine can do.
Consider my 301 Turbo, 290 rwhp (rated 210hp, calculated 290 rear wheel hp, based on firstname.lastname@example.com mph 1/4mile, 4030lbs, and 3.08 gears) and if you ever saw a 301 heads, crank, cam, and turbo, you would be amazed at what it did. That was with a 301 CID engine, 7.5 psi boost (low for a 301, stock is 10 psi), a beefy turbo block, HD pistons with the offset turbo dish, and a static compression of 7.5:1. So starting off with 9.5:1, and no timing mangement for pinging under boost, is the starting of a recipe for distaster.
Actually, that is the first thing I considered when I began researching this project. That's why I bought the MSD boost-timing controll system...I just need a new MSD ignition for it to work as I purchased that item to work with it...Quote:
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Does it allow for a knock sensor input? In my really disasterous experience, pinging is piston lightening deadly. Being I don't have a EST module car anymore, I can't play and experiement with adapting the ESC module to the 4.9L V8. I would love to. (anyone got a 90-95 4.9L car to donate/loan for a while while I test?) I need to connect an oscilloscope to the EST line to the module and see what is on it, and then determine how ot interfere with it to reduce timing when pinging is heard. Also need to find a knock sensor that is tuned for a 4.9L. That may be more difficult.
if you visit the pennock's fiero forum, there has been alot done to the 4.9L caddy engines for performance, including turbo charging...there is alot of info on the type of engien mods you are doing to the 4.9L.. unfortunately, because the 4.9L cadd engines dont use a knock sensor, youll have to use an entirley different computer if you plan to use more than 6 psi boost... visit www.fiero.nl
post on the group about what you wnat to do.. there several hotrodding build up threads for the 4.9L engines and also some about turboing it as well.. take care
heres a thread that tells how to build up the 4.9L , including a cam change to the delta cams .496 lift cam, head work where the intake valves were increased in size, and an allante intake manifold was used http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/061613.html
heres info on a 4.9L turbo install..
and this one too:
Here is some good reading too.
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Thanks for the great link!
However, when I do my 4.9 rebuild (after stage 1 install is complete), I will not be looking to increase the compression ratio with the Northstar pistons. I will likely do some combustion chamber work to lower the compression ratio to run a little more boost. I have an idea for about an 8.5:1 comprssion ratio when stage 2 is finished running closer to 10 psi of boost.
As for the components I will likely use for stage 2:
Ported and polished heads. Aforemetioned work to lower CP ratio.
Roller rocker arms with Allante steel supports. 1.6:1 rocker ratio will be used, and stock is 1.6:1 ratio.
Camshaft...I might get away with just higher lift while leaving duration and such alone so I don't have to worry about ECM changes...Am I able to do that with a regrind for just lift? Put it like this, I can change to a 1.7:1 rocker ratio to increase lift without doing any ECM changes. The ECM work is needed only for profile changes...I think.
New internals are a must! Chrome molly rings are good and I installed a set in my '87 Seville 4.5 liter engine.
I like that Allante intake setup. I would be willing to change things around to run with an Allante EPROM and such. Wiring is the key here...I also know a place that will sell me an Allate intake (upper and lower), valve covers, rocker support bar (steel), and fuel rail for $250.00.
Then run 10 pounds of boost...Yeah, that sounds about right!
Tom, unfortunately it does not. There is however a knock sensor kit that can be plugged into an engine drain plug or what have you from Jegs. They run at about $150.00 or so. They don't do an automatic retard that I'm aware of, but it does alert you of detonation and you can thereofre use the MSD to retard the timing scale for boost. From what I've seen, that would be the single best investment that I could get away with.Quote:
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For stage II I would like to see more like 8-8.2 compression. More boost is worth far more than higher compression will ever get you.
Something to consider is ditching the Cadillac ECM. But you lose some cool FDC functionality. That is a downside. But if you go something like a LT1 (pre 96) ECM, or a L98 TPI computer (TPI 350 and TPI 305 ECM's like HEI's, where LT1's like Optisparks, unless you can adapt a 360 degree crank position sensor to the HEI or to the front of the engine), you gain full aftermarket support. And they have knock sensor inputs too. You need the fast speed of the automatic knock retard, believe me, working with mine running the way it did, with 7.5:1 compression and 7.5 psi boost with knock retard, with me pushing the timing as high as 93 octane would allow, pinging still would get you when you didn't want it to. Like at 120 mph when you try to cruise and vacuum advance kicked in!!! RATTLE CITY. I had to be at WOT or no throttle to maintain 120. I know why GM was so bloody conservative on that engine. The ECM in the Cad doesn't know anything different. Sure, no vacuum adv, but it will think there is no reason not to up the timing at light throttle at 100+ mph.
And the knock sensor is specific to the frequency of the cyls. The wrong sensor would be someone deaf to the engine. So you may need to get an array of sensors to try and connect an oscilloscope to so you can measure pinging. One will work better than others. I wonder if you can use a microphone to analyze the engine sounds in pinging.
A good friend of mine is a head guru would be glad to give you some tips to lower compression safely. Grinding the wrong thing on the heads can make for poor flame travel. Take some good pictures of the chambers on a 4.5/4.9 and send them to me, I will see him soon. Or even Blaze might see him sooner.
Olds guru's like to use Ford 351 Roller Rockers (302 too?) for the Olds V8's. Cad 4.x engines LOOK to be nearly identical to the Olds in rockers. You can likely easily adapt them to the 4.x. 15hp boost on any 4.x. Cost, maybe $150. I think you can get 1.7's. Cam regrind will keep duration very very close. The smaller base circle of the came needs to be examined in the block. If the lifter goes too low you can run into issues with lifter bosses breaking due to excessive forces. I don't know the 4.x lifter valley that well. Turbos love lift, they are not so caring of a lot of duration. Keep it low, a 200/200 cam in a GN is a "big" cam. So keep it down, more like stock should be fine. The turbo will greatly broaden the powerband where you don't need it. If you are racing, then it matters. This is street power. The smaller cams will make the boost more restrictive at higher rpms, as with the valves open less of the time there is more backup, where a larger cam allows for more time to pack the cyls with more. And more sudden open plenum area such as the cyl, drops charge temp a little bit more.
Turbo's don't need tuned intakes, they can make the engine peaky. But do give it as much flow as you can, it will use it. The more plenum volume the less need for intercooling. How many semi's do you see with intercoolers? None. How many with aftercoolers? All. Design for aftercooling. It is basically adding a large plenum area after the turbo exit that allows some room for the turbo boosted air to expand into some, causing the air charge temp that was heated by the adiabatic heating/cooling of the turbo to cool down some. This will help overall a lot. Almost like coming out of the turbo into an intake like the GN Regals only with a larger plenum top area than the GN had, but keeping the same size runners. You want velocity way up. I would honestly bet that a creative nut could adapt a Buick 3.8 or 3800 intake (need 2 to merge) together to make a V8 intake that would support a sweet intake for the 4.5L/4.9L.
I'm still sticking to no intercooler with 10 psi and lower. There isn't as much heating, so the added intake track for the intercooler increases lag time, and there isn't as much need to cool the charge off. Example, if the boost increases the charge temp to 150 degrees F, and it is 75 degrees out, you can only hope if 100% efficiency, to drop it to 75F. We know we won't get that, so it will maybe only cool it down to 100-125 degrees. Not much savings here for the large expense and difficulty plumbing it. Higher boost levels? Yes, defineatly worth it. When you are heating the air up to 200-250 degrees, you have to have it, and it is very worth it.
Nitrous is an awesome intercooler.... The super cool gas temp makes intakes nearly frozen at speed. And then the additional power is fantastic.
Tom, the reason I was thinking about the Allante intake is the exact reason you've stated: the plenum will help cool the charge air temps...Am I right?
Also, here is a picture of the combustion chamber from an HT-4100 cylinder head. The 4.5 and 4.9 liter heads are exactly alike in the combustion chambers...
See what can be done here. There seems to be enough material to lower the compression ratios to your idea of 8.2:1 or so.
Let me ask you this as well: you stated that the lower compression ratio would'nt take too much power away. What are the exact losses you would expect if it was lowered to 8.2:1? If we are dealing with an engine with a higher lift cam, roller rockers, Allante intake, and head work (the whole 9 yards on the heads), you're saying that the compression loss would be minimal? Please let me know...
Here is the picture of the head combustion chamber:
I will have to consult a friend of mine for more info, as he is a cyl head guru.
But what I do know:
1. This is a high swirl "heart shaped" chamber. There is mixed theories on whether or not you should destroy the swirl properties under high flow applications.
2. Do not mess with the quench area, the flat part that is opposite the sparkplug, it will invite a hiding place for fuel to hide and not have access to the flame front, which will cause HC emissions to skyrocket. As well as fuel not exposed to the flame is not making you HP.
3. I think initially I would widen the area around the valves, unshroud them, especially around the intakes. You should be able to gain some good Cc's there. As well as enhancing airflow around the intake valve.
4. CC the heads first, and then shoot for 6 cc to reduce 1 point of compression. If I remember my math right.
5. Avoid shaving heads, unless you have to, as it invites higher compression.
6. The square block around the spark plug is unqiue to the chamber performance, but I don't remember exactly what, I'll let you know when I dig it up.
7. Avoid excessive grinding of the valve seats. This causes the valve to recess sllightly in the chamber (which does lower compression slightly) but creates a delay time for the air/fiuel mixture to start flowing. There is additional shrouding created.
8. Do not stack head gaskets to reduce compression. this is a terrible invitation for blown gaskets, especially with blown apps.
9. I have been planning on building a low buck flow bench. Let me know when you are ready to start grinding and I will let you know what I have in the works.
the general rule of thumb is 1 compression point is as much as 4% hp increase/decrease. with 1 psi boost you might gain more like 5-10% increase. Consider for every 14.7 psi is double the CID (2 atmospheres), so your 4.9L is now a 9.8L. You'll need some extra fuel....


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The Ignoble Savage: Administration Zeroes Out Return to Moon
posted at 12:54 am on June 15, 2010 by Dafydd ab Hugh
I've always considered a presidential administration's commitment to manned space exploration an excellent barometer of its belief in the grandeur of Western civilization; its belief in America's future and exceptional greatness; and its understanding of what Konstantin Tsiolkovsky meant when he said that, "a planet is the cradle of mind, but one cannot live in a cradle forever." Simply put, an administration that believes in manned space exploration — believes in Mankind.
So it's hardly a surprise that Barack H. Obama is in the process of killing the Constellation program proposed by (of course) President George W. Bush to return human beings, Americans, to the Moon, this time to stay; to explore lunar science and geology, investigate the origins of our solar system, and exploit the vast mineralogical, energy, and environmental resources found on our nearest neighboring planet.
And it's even less of a surprise that they're doing it in a backhanded way, in violation of an act that Obama himself is about to sign into law — while mockingly flouting it:
Constellation aimed to build upon what was arguably America's greatest technological achievement, the first lunar landing of 1969, by launching new expeditions to the Moon and to Mars and worlds beyond. Mr Obama proposed in February that it should be scrapped because it was "over budget, behind schedule and lacking in innovation", but he has met opposition in Congress, which has yet to approve his plan.The head of Nasa, Major-General Charlie Bolden — an Obama appointee — has now written to aerospace contractors telling them to cut back immediately on Constellation-related projects costing almost $1 billion (£690 million), to comply with regulations requiring them to budget for possible contract termination costs.
The move has been branded a "disingenuous legal manoeuvre" and referred to Nasa's inspector-general for investigation. "It's bordering on arrogance by the Administration to boldly and brazenly go forward with this approach. It shows a blatant disregard for Congress," said the Republican Congressman Rob Bishop, of Utah, whose constituency stands to lose thousands of jobs. Two weeks ago the Senate passed legislation that compels Nasa to continue work on Constellation unless Congress directs otherwise. That legislation is due to be signed into law by Mr Obama this month while Congress continues its deliberations over his proposal to cancel the current space space progamme.
Why is Obama doing this? What is his goal? I believe the Times of London has hit upon the answer without even realizing it, as the answer controverts the received narrative of the Obamacle:
Distinguished space veterans, including the first and last men to walk on the Moon, Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan, have complained that the abandonment of Constellation will set America's space capabilities on a "downhill slide to mediocrity". They say that, while Mr Obama has outlined a vision for Nasa that includes sending people to Mars at some point, it lacks a concise plan for developing the rockets and spacecraft to get them there.
"The Administration has no planning, no programme and no idea — they'd just have these things happen mysteriously," Mr Bishop said. "Rockets aren't something that Wal-Mart puts on its shelves. You have to have a plan for how you get from A to B, and Obama has just said we'll work it as we go along and maybe some day we'll end up on an asteroid or the Moon or somewhere. The bottom line is, those 'maybes' will never happen."
In my estimation, the simple, obvious explanation is correct: Obama does not believe America is in any way "exceptional"… nor even that it should be. He believes Americans (not citizens of the world, as he is) are arrogant and imperialistic "little people" who need reining in. This can only happen under a strong central government headed by (who else?) the Philosopher King.
Americans' ambitions are too grandiose and range too widely; we need to humble ourselves. Fly to the Moon? Land humans — Americans, yet! — on Mars? How dare we!
This is hubris of the highest order. The president must show the whip hand every now and then in his job of Shepherd in Chief to keep his flock tame and hobbled. Baa, baa, baa.
In Mark Steyn's genius takedown of the Obamunist — the best anyone has ever penned, says I — he commits a nigh-Twainian epigram:
It is hard to imagine Mr. Obama wandering along to watch a Memorial Day or Fourth of July parade until the job required him to do so. That's not to say he's un-American or anti-American, but merely that he's beyond all that. Way beyond. He's the first president to give off the pronounced whiff that he's condescending to the job – that it's really too small for him and he's just killing time until something more commensurate with his stature comes along.
At the end, Steyn fingers Obama as the current leader of "a cult of radical, grandiose narcissism;" but the writer need only source "the One We Have Been Waiting For" himself to prove his claim.
A legendary and probably apocryphal tall tale has it that an ancient emperor tried to obliterate all documents that mention a national history predating himself, in the hope that future generations would believe he personally created civilization, culture, and perhaps the very world. It may be truer today than in any ancient realm, for I believe Barack H. Obama would prefer the future historians take literally his messianic claim that:
[G]enerations from now, we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless; this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal; this was the moment when we ended a war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last, best hope on earth. This was the moment — this was the time — when we came together to remake this great nation so that it may always reflect our very best selves and our highest ideals.
There we have it: A grandiose narcissist who sees himself as simply too big for America's britches must be horrified by a program of manned space exploration, the consequences of which threaten to overwhelm his own meagre achievements, assuming one can find any, in a Noachian deluge of science, technology, and future shock. Indeed, if we indeed returned to the Moon on a permanent basis, using that as a stepping stone to Mars and the rest of the solar system, then that would likely be the only thing anyone would remember, "generations from now," about the administration of Barack Obama. Only our next faltering steps into the universe beyond; all else would be sucked down the memory hole, along with yesterday's horoscope.
How could a creature like Obama possibly live with such a rival without scratching her eyes out?
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Hi all, I'm fairly new to the forum and noticed that there isn't much action here on the Montana room. I just got off of the MTFW&P site and it looks like Oct. 1st is still the opener for waterfowl. They are set to release the final regs on the 10th of Sept.
We have been doing lots of scouting and blind repairs around here. Just wanted to see if anybody else was getting as primed as I was for the season.


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Chiriku (地陸, Chiriku) was a ninja monk from the Fire Temple. He was also one of the Twelve Guardian Ninja guards for the Land of Fire's daimyō.
He was once part of the Twelve Guardian Ninja, indicated by the sash on his waist, at which time he developed a strong friendship with Asuma Sarutobi. When six of the members tried a coup d'etat, he fought against them along with the other five members of their group. Chiriku, Asuma, and Kazuma were the only survivors of the fight.
When the group disbanded, he became head monk at the Fire Temple, an elite monastery that is home to monks with special abilities. During his time with the Twelve Guardian Ninja, some underground organisation put a 30 million ryō bounty on his head.[2]
In the anime, it is revealed that Chiriku was once a student of Chūkaku. He apparently surpassed his master at some point.[3]
Chiriku was a seemingly calm and composed individual described as being unaffected — hardly letting anything phase him. Despite this, Chiriku was a righteous man that when angered, would display it greatly. He was also described as being a sincere individual.[1]
Chiriku was a bald man with dark eyes, and very thick eyebrows. He wore the standard attire of the ninja monk along with the sash worn by members of the Twelve Guardia Ninja group and went barefoot.
Chiriku was a highly capable fighter, having gained a bounty of 30,000,000 ryō in the underground black market. He was also able to surpass his master, Chūkaku. Also, having studied under the wise man, Chiriku presumably had advanced knowledge of chakra and sealing formulas.[3] As the head of the Fire Temple, Chiriku was well-versed in all of the Fire Temple's secret teachings. During his battle against Hidan and Kakuzu, he demonstrated tremendous taijutsu prowess from how skilfully he initially dodged and countered the two men's attacks. In the anime, his abilities were great enough that Kabuto Yakushi strongly desired to use him as a reincarnated shinobi during the Fourth Shinobi World War.
Chiriku proved skilled at ninjutsu, using a range of diverse techniques. He has demonstrated great skill in the field of fūinjutsu as seen, in the anime, when he along with several other monks attempted to suppress Sora's demon chakra. He also placed a fairly powerful barrier around the Fire Temple to protect it from intruders.
The highest level of Chiriku's skill was evident from his mastery of the Fire Temple's ultimate technique: Welcoming Approach: Thousand-Armed Murder, which he used to initially overpower both Hidan and Kakuzu simultaneously. Chiriku was also shown in the anime to be able to wield a spear with great dexterity and skill even including massive ones.[4]
Part II
Twelve Guardian Ninja
Main article: Twelve Guardian Ninja (Arc) In the anime, when it was discovered that the graves of his fallen allies were robbed, Chiriku contacted Konohagakure for help. It was also revealed that since the failed coup d'etat, Chiriku had been looking after and training Kazuma's only child, Sora. Ashamed of Kazuma's decision to join the coup d'etat, Chiriku chose to never tell Sora the truth. Despite how the rest of the Fire Temple felt and treated Sora, Chiriku was sympathetic to Sora's hardship and did what he could to keep his morale up, yet at the same time keep him in line.
After an attempt to retrieve the stolen corpses failed and it became clear that Sora's demonic side was becoming more uncontrollable, Chiriku decided to have Sora join Team Yamato return to Konoha under the guise of filling in for the injured Sai, where in truth it was for Sora to be better watched after.
Akatsuki Suppression Mission
After entering the Land of Fire, Hidan and Kakuzu of Akatsuki arrive at the Fire Temple believing that such a religious place would perhaps house the country's jinchūriki. They completely wiped out the monks and the temple and Kakuzu took Chiriku's body to a black market exchange point to get the bounty for his body.
- Chiriku's name comes from chi meaning "earth", and riku meaning "land".
- According to the databook:
- Chiriku wished to fight Asuma Sarutobi.
- In Naruto: Shippūden episode 76, when Kakuzu and Hidan arrive at the bounty station and the bounty exchange master flips through his bingo book, Chiriku is listed as being 5'11" and having an AB blood type, which conflicts with his databook profile.
- Chiriku's face appeared on a lantern in the ending omake of Naruto: Shippūden episode 129.
- In the anime, Kabuto Yakushi wished to reincarnate Chiriku. Whether he succeeded or not is unknown.


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Audi held another TechDay recently where they invited European press to see future technologies, this time focusing on driver assistance and LED technologies. If you're wondering where your car is going in the future, this story over at Car & Driver is worth the read. Technologies covered include surrounding-sensing collision avoidance systems, trailer reverse guidance and LED lighting advances (no Vampires allowed).
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Phoenix FanFest Highlights Busy Weekend of Phoenix Athletics
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay athletics department will be hosting Phoenix FanFest presented by Culver's from 3-7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the Kress Events Center, highlighting a busy weekend of Phoenix sporting events as the fall seasons wind down and the winter seasons are kicking off.
The annual Phoenix FanFest, which is free to attend, will include numerous activities, including inflatables, face painting, balloons, games, an appearance from Phlash the Phoenix and the opportunity to get autographs from your favorite Green Bay student-athletes.
Green Bay will be hosting a number of athletics events at the Kress Events Center in conjunction with FanFest, including two volleyball matches, a men's soccer game and the women's basketball team's last exhibition game.
Volleyball will kick off the weekend on Friday hosting Loyola on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Kress Center. Head coach Debbie Kirch's squad will then welcome UIC on Saturday for Senior Day, hosting the Flames at 2 p.m. Head coach Dan Popik and the men's soccer team will host Senior Day on Saturday as well, with Cleveland State visiting Santaga Stadium for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
The women's basketball team concludes Saturday's events after FanFest, hosting an exhibition game against Michigan Tech at 7 p.m. at the Kress Center. The contest will be the final tune-up for the Phoenix before the regular season starts on Nov. 10 at Northern Iowa. Kids that attend Phoenix Fan Fest will receive free admission to the women's basketball game.
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Get an overview of this hotelRomantic Gatineau hotel in Hull with full-service spa
Popular property highlights
Located in Hull, this spa hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Jacques Cartier Park, National Gallery of Canada, and Parliament Hill. Canadian Museum of History and Canadian War Museum are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a full-service spa, this smoke-free hotel has a casino and a restaurant. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a nightclub are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 349 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include 24-hour room service, minibars, and premium bedding.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Hilton Lac-Leamy features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center and limo/town car service. Event facilities measuring 51000 square feet (4738 square meters) include conference space. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a casino, a children's pool, and a health club. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hilton Lac-Leamy is a smoke-free property.
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Conference space size (feet) - 51000
- Conference space size (meters) - 4738
- Full-service spa
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Business center
- Express check-out
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Arcade/game room
- Fireplace in lobby
- Casino
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 20
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Free WiFi
- Tennis on site
- Luggage storage
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Total number of rooms - 349
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Picnic area
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Shower/tub combination
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Slippers
- Video-game console
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
Le Baccara - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
Spa Services
AmeriSpa has 17 treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body wraps.
The spa is open daily.
- Hot stone massage
- Number of treatment rooms 17
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets allowed
- Up to 75 lb
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between CAD 6 and CAD 20 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: CAD 19.49 per day
Hotel Name
- Hilton Lac-Leamy
- Hilton Lac-Leamy Gatineau
- Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel
- Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel Gatineau
- Lac-Leamy
- Lac-Leamy Hilton
- Gatineau Hilton Lac Leamy
- Hilton Gatineau
- Hilton Hotel Gatineau
- Hilton Lac-Leamy Gatineau, Quebec
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Sept. 6-12
Stop In For Stories
Join us for stories and a craft for kids ages 2-7 and their families. No registration required. Call 801-264-2587 for more information.
When • Sept. 6-12, Tues.-Fri., 10:30-11 a.m.
Where • Murray Library, 166 E. 5300 South, Murray
Tickets • Free
Jammy Time Storytime
Children, ages 2-7, can don their pajamas and participate with books, songs, action rhymes and a craft.
When • Sept. 6, 7-7:30 p.m.
Where • Murray Library, 166 E. 5300 South, Murray
Tickets • Free
'Wicked-er: It's Not Easy Being Green'
Desert Star Playhouse will present the comedy "Wicked-er: It's Not Easy Being Green." With a new villain in town, the Wicked Witch must team up with her former enemies to battle their new foe. Call 801-266-2600 for reservations. For more information, visit www.DesertStarPlayhouse.com.
When • Sept. 6, 7 p.m.; Sept. 7, 6 and 8:30 p.m.; Sept. 8, 11:30 a.m., 2:30, 6 and 8:30 p.m.; Sept. 10, 7 p.m.; Sept. 12, 7 p.m.
Where • Desert Star Playhouse, 4861 S. State St., Murray
Tickets • $9.95-$17.95
Pagan Pride Day
Salt Lake Pagan Pride Inc. will hold its annual Pagan Pride Day at Murray Park at Pavilions 1, 2, and 3. There will be music and booths. For admission, bring a nonperishable food item to donate for The Road Home.
When • Sept. 8, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • Murray Park, 296 E. Murray Park Ave., Murray
Tickets • Free; visit www.saltlakeppd.org
'The Tortoise Versus the Hare' Auditions
The Missoula Children's Theatre will hold auditions for "The Tortoise Versus the Hare." Plan to stay at the audition from 4-6 p.m. Students, ages K-12 grade, are encouraged to audition. Visit www.midvaleart.com for information.
When • Sept. 10, 4-6 p.m.
Where • Midvale Performing Arts Center, 695 W. Center, Midvale
Wiggle Worms Storytime
An interactive program for infants and toddlers up to 2.5 years of age. Songs, rhymes, and fun! No registration required. Call 801-264-2587 for more information.
When • Sept. 11-12, 11:15-11:45 a.m.
Where • Murray Library, 166 E. 5300 South, Murray
Tickets • Free
Tokin Tuesday with DJ Seanny Boy & Friends
Take a break from the work week and come enjoy an evening of reggae and dance. DJ Seanny Boy spins your favorite reggae beats, accompanied on occasion with a reggae band as well. Half off Hukas.
When • Sept. 11, 8 p.m.
Where • The Huka Bar & Grill, 151 E. 6100 South, Murray
Karaoke with DJ Troy
Enjoy a night of karaoke every Tuesday with music and beats by DJ Troy
When • Sept. 11, 9 p.m.
Where • 5 Monkeys, 7 E. 4800 South, Murray
Tickets • Free


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|Yes, you can swap the side it`s blown on and be okay. However, have the head checked for cracks and have it checked for straightness, if the deck of the head is warped it`ll blow the gasket again unless it`s milled flat. Intake gaskets can also cause issues and get coolant in the oil, you may want to make sure the intake gaskets are okay as I would hate for you to have to yank a head and you only needed intake gaskets.
Blown Head Gasket - Do I replace both or just blown one
I blew a head gasket on my BBC street motor. I just need to replace the blown one right? No need to replace the good one. Am I correct?
They are only 2 years old and have less than 1000 miles on them. They are the good Felpro performance gaskets. Not sure why it blew.
Now I have chocolate milk in my crankcase and the floor of my garage
I only drove it 2-3 miles after it blew. I was lucky and got it home quick. No loss in oil pressure.
My plan is to just replace the bad one, throw her back together, then fill her up with oil, drive around for a few minutes, replace the oil & filter, then do it again, and hope all bearings and lifters are fine. It has roller lifters by the way.
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Amherst holds 'quintessential' celebration
By BARBARA TAORMINA
Union Leader Correspondent | July 04. 2013 8:16PM
"It's like this every year," said Dick Stout, longtime member of the Amherst Lions which, like almost every other organization in town, was on the green doling out cold drinks, information and handshakes.
"And this is just the people who aren't home having their own celebrations," he said.
Despite the heat that saw temperatures soaring into the 90s, bands marched and played horns, drums and bagpipes. There were also plenty of homemade floats, community organizations showering the sidelines with candy and volunteers dressed in historical costumes.
"This is the quintessential, small town Fourth of July parade and celebration," said Cathy Wojtkun, who was relaxing with a group of people who had set up lawn chairs along the parade route.
"Amherst is the community that everyone wants to live in but that nobody really knows about," she said. "It has roots and strong family values."
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Hi All,
I am a budding photographer from Mumbai, India and I have an SLR; Sony alpha 230 and a basic lens (18-55) and am looking for a new lens. I love wildlife photography, can anyone suggest me a lens that suits my camera.
Thanking you in anticipation!
Sunil D'mello
Lens For Sony Alpha 230
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UPDATED: Weather-related parking bans, cancellations
New London
Parking ban: Due to an expected, significant snowfall, the city has enacted a parking ban beginning midnight and continuing until snow plows have ended plowing operations.
The ban specifies: No parking on any downtown streets; no parking on narrow streets; where parking is permitted on only one side of the street, follow posted regulations; where parking is permitted on both sides of the street, park on the even-numbered side for the entire winter season.
Police will tag and tow vehicles that are in violation of the ban. Residents may park for free in the Water Street Garage.
For more information, call the police department at (860) 447-5269.
Cancellations: The Science and Technology Magnet High School's new student orientation, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed until March 13.
Mitchell College has postponed today's information session for adults, transfer students and adults considering a return to college. A new date will be posted on at http://community.mitchell.edu/Adults/InfoSessions.


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'With the best-of-seven series against New York tied at 2, Buffalo also welcomed back forward Maxim Afinogenov, who returned after being a healthy scratch in a 2-1 loss in Game 4 at New York on Tuesday. The additions led the Sabres to sit out rookie forward Drew Stafford, who had two goals and two assists in nine playoff games, and Daniel Paille, who played his first game this postseason Tuesday.'
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This press release came via the FFHS.
PRONI will be moving to a prominent position close to the Odyssey Arena and adjacent to the Gateway building at the entrance to the Titanic Quarter, Belfast. It is scheduled to open to the public in May/June 2011.
In preparation for this, customers of PRONI are being given twelve months notice that there will be a temporary change to service delivery between September 2010 and May 2011.
To help alleviate the inconvenience to customers during a period of on-site closure the amount and range of material available on-line will be extended. This will include the Belfast Street Directories (pre-1901) going on-line in September 2009 which will make the contents of 27 street directories for Belfast and provincial towns available to a worldwide audience. Additional databases scheduled for completion in 2009/10 financial year include 1766 Religious Census Returns, 1775 Dissenters Petitions and the pre-1910 Coroners' Inquests.
More information can be found on the PRONI website at www.proni.gov.uk.


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There a ton of helmet options available on this site from plenty of makers. Are you looking for a completed helmet or a kit to paint on your own?
If you're looking for a complete helmet keep an eye out for them in the "Cargo Hold" as they come up pretty frequently. Also there is a Master Replicas helmet that's available complete that you see pop up on eBay every once in a while.
If you're looking for a kit, Fettpride, Asok, and Bobamaker are the main makers here. Definitely do your research on which helmet you like the most as its a big part of the suit and its cheapest to do right the first time!
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Stats Zone brings you facts, figures and graphics from every Arsenal game.
The Gunners won 2-0 at Liverpool last weekend with goals from new signings Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla. It was Arsenal's third clean sheet in succession and extends their recent good record at Anfield, having not lost there since April 2008.
Today's Stats Zone focuses on Kieran Gibbs' influence on the left flank and Arsenal's hard-working wide men.
One of the key figures in Arsenal's victory at Anfield was Gibbs, who was exceptional both in defence and attack.
The young full back spent the majority of his youth-team career as a winger, and he displayed his attacking qualities against Liverpool by providing a genuine outlet on the left flank with his runs forward from the back.
As our first heatmap shows, he spent most of the match in the Liverpool half. Against Stoke (heatmap two) Gibbs was required to defend deeper.
Gibbs has made a fine start to the season, completing 81.8 per cent of his tackles in the Premier League so far.
His 79 touches at Anfield were just a few short of both Abou Diaby and Santi Cazorla and underlines just how influential the 22-year-old was in a superb team performance.
While Gibbs was one of the team's most influential attacking outlets, Lukas Podolski's defensive discipline on the left flank ensured Arsenal were difficult to break down.
The Germany international was on hand with four clearances inside his own penalty area and three interceptions. Indeed, his average position was deeper than Gibbs' as the Gunners shut out their hosts.
"As long as that [clean sheet] record lasts, the more everybody does defensively because they want to keep the record going," said Arsène Wenger.
"Football is always a good lesson in humility because we had the number one and two goalkeepers out and went to Stoke and Liverpool and didn't concede a goal.
"You never know in the game but when you have a good work rate and spirit in the team, you have a chance."
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Lakeland Police Department (LPD) Officers Jaime Smith and Kevin Parker received the City of Lakeland's Heroism Award after being nominated for their actions by Lakeland Fire Department (LFD) Fire Inspector Shannon Turbeville, who at the time of the incident was serving as Fire Lieutenant on a responding engine.
Mayor Howard Wiggs and Sgt. Harper presented the two officers the Heroism Award at the Monday, February 03, 2014 City Commission Meeting. The officers were recognized for their efforts involving a fire that occurred on November 23, 2013 in a room at the Hyatt Place located near the Lakeland Center. These two officers were the first to arrive on the scene. Parker and Smith unselfishly went to the fire floor and announced an evacuation of all the guests. They then went to the room where the fire originated and made sure the occupants were evacuated and cleared the floor of guests. They met firefighters in the lobby and informed them of the situation and assisted in a room by room evacuation of the fire floor.
Inspector Turbeville was impressed by their dedication to ensuring everyone's safety and their selfless act of rushing into a fire affected area, even in the absence of formal fire training, in the critical early moments of the incident. So much so, that he immediately thought to recognize the two officers for their efforts through the City's recognition program.
A big congratulations goes out to Officers Smith and Parker. Thank you from the Lakeland Fire Department.
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Hi everyone!
I´ve just started on my Jango Fett costume and have a couple of questions..
When it comes to the gauntlets..who makes the "best" ones? (or good ones at least!!)
I will try to make the best Jango i can so i would love to hear what makers/sellers u guys would recommend for the different parts..!! :thumbup
My thoughts was to go:
Helmet & Vest - BM
Armor - Wickedbeard
Holster & Girthbelt - Cruzer
Ammobelt - Seeker
Is that a good start?
Thanx for now!