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Maybe it just requires to much science. Maybe the oil and gas boys just wont give permission to even think about it to their mascots in Santa Fe. Maybe the members just think that they can't do anything about it so why bother! But that is where they are wrong.
Here is a idea I would like to see as a start and an indication they are thinking hard about the future. How about taking all current oil and gas subsidies away from those tycoons of yesterday and turn it over to a fund to install solar panels on all public buildings in the state. Schools, city halls, county court houses and even the state capitol. That hundred million we give to fossil fuel corporations would go a long way in our quest for a sustainable state government, and a cleaner air shed. This project would create jobs too! And help an economy that the Governor and Mayors in this state seem to be helpless to grow themselves.

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When Rahyndee walked into Dr. Johnny Sins' office, she wanted to get all kinds of work done, from facelifts to nips and tucks. But when she stripped down to some sexy black lace lingerie and thigh-high stockings for her consultation, Johnny knew she was way too hot to change! To convince her she was hot as hell just the way she is, first he ate out her wet pussy, and then she was so damn horny that she had to start sucking his big hard cock! He fucked her all over his office, and then gave her a massive cum shot all over her glasses! Collapse
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The avermectin receptors of Haemonchus contortus and Caenorhabditis elegans
Yates, D. M., Portillo, V. and Wolstenholme, A. J., 2003. The avermectin receptors of Haemonchus contortus and Caenorhabditis elegans. International Journal for Parasitology, 33 (11), pp. 1183-1193.
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Most of the recent evidence suggests that the avermectin/milbemycin family of anthelmintics act via specific interactions with glutamate-gated chloride channels. These channels are encoded by a small family of genes in nematodes, though the composition of the gene family and the function of the individual members of the family may vary between species. We review our current knowledge concerning the properties of the glutamate-gated chloride channels from Caenorhabditis elegans and the related parasite, Haemonchus contortus. We conclude that the biological effects of the avermectins/milbemycins can be largely explained by the known pharmacology and distribution of the glutamate-gated chloride channels and that differences between the glutamate-gated chloride channels from different nematodes may underlie species-specific variations in anthelmintic action. (C) 2003 Australian Society for Parasitology Inc. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Five minutes is all it took for realism to reign at the KC Stadium. Steve Bruce had been talking about one of the strangest days in Championship history with pride and gusto before his attitude changed – and a new focus on the task in hand came to the fore.
It looked as though they'd blown it, drawing 2-2 against Cardiff, but Hull had somehow clinched promotion to the Premier League. Bruce and his boys enjoyed it – the beer was already flowing in the chairman's suite – but the manager was keen not to overdo the celebrations. He didn't want to come across like a previous incumbent in the job, Phil Brown, who sang on the pitch after keeping Hull in the top flight.
After confirmation that Watford had lost to Leeds United thus securing Hull's promotion, Bruce wanted to tell the world what owner Assem Allam has done for the club. "I'll make sure that we plan properly and try to make the best of it we can," Bruce said. "I certainly won't be going down the route of sending the club close to oblivion, because without the chairman here that's where this club would be.
"It'd be a Portsmouth or one of these other horror stories. Without the chairman and his input of money the place would be going down the tubes. It's important that we think long and hard, spend wisely, build the club and the training ground."
Bruce has undoubtedly looked at the ridiculous practices at Queen's Park Rangers and made the decision that Hull will be prudent with the pot of gold they're handed this summer. There won't be any star signings for astronomical fees – the likes of the injury-ravaged Jimmy Bullard left a bitter taste last time – and there wasn't talk of following a model. The Tigers allowed themselves to be sucked in by the money three years ago. Not again – they'll be doing it a different way.
It is also 18 months since Bruce has been a Premier League manager. This promotion presents vindication to those who thought that Sunderland were too hasty in sacking him in December 2011 and have gone backwards since as a club.
"You take a club up and it's hard to stay in the Premier League," Bruce said. "It was hard at Birmingham for five years, hard at Wigan for two and hard at Sunderland. But I didn't think this was my last chance because my record stands up.
"But I probably wasn't flavour of last summer. I had two, three opportunities, but none from the Premier League where there were five jobs up for grabs last year. I was a bit disappointed with that. But I had to dust myself down and go again and try to fight back to where I was. When the Championship comes knocking you question whether you have the enthusiasm. That was the big difference – did I have the enthusiasm?"
He clearly did – and he was driven by the deplorable way he felt he was treated at the Stadium of Light. "I took over a club who had just survived by the skin of its teeth," he added. "We finished 13th in the league, then 10th and then I got the sack after 11 games in the third year while balancing the books and no net spend. I thought I was doing a decent job. What happened was a kneejerk reaction to a bad defeat by Wigan. I still thought after what I'd done there I'd get more time."
It is not inconceivable that Sunderland could be one of the teams Hull replace at the top table of English football.
Now that would be sweet justice – not that Bruce would ever admit it. He's just pleased to be back.


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A Letter from School
Fiction, Bi-sexual, Blowjob, Bondage and restriction, Cum Swallowing, Exhibitionism, Female/Female, Humiliation, Incest, Interracial, Males / Female, Prostitution, School
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Charles had eagerly read the letter he'd gotten in the mail from his darling daughter, Lauren, who was a new freshman at college. She'd written that her adjustment to college life was going well, that her school work wasn't too difficult, and that she'd made a lot of new friends. The last was surprising to Charles, as Lauren had always been a studious and reserved girl. He supposed that his encouragement for her to join a sorority and get involved with the school's social scene must have paid off and that she'd come out of her shell a bit. Now he was sitting on the foot of his bed and about to start playing the DVD she'd sent enclosed in her letter.
Once Charles hit play, he saw an image of his beautiful daughter on the screen, her pale blue eyes alight with excitement and her chin-length light brown hair worn loose around her fair-skinned face. She was sitting in a folding chair in an otherwise empty room clad in nothing but a set of lacy pink bra and panties, and she had derogatory remarks written all over her body in red ink. The camera then zoomed in on her face, and Lauren cheerily said, "Hi Dad! As you can see, I'm a bit decorated at the moment. I got each of these marks for passing one of my tasks for initiation into my sorority. The first, right here on my forehead," she pointed at her forehead, where DYKE BITCH was written in large, red letters, "I got for licking the cunts of the sorority sisters." The video suddenly cut to a scene depicting Lauren performing oral sex on a tanned girl's pussy, with the receiving girl holding the camera so as to get a clear view of Lauren's face. A girl offscreen said, "See, I told you it wouldn't take much to turn the nerdy bitch into a proper lesbo slut." The girl holding the camera then pushed Lauren's face up so she could talk and asked, "How does my cunt taste, you nasty dyke?" Charles couldn't help but feel his cock respond when he saw his daughter meekly respond, "Delicious, mistress. Thank you. May I continue to pleasure you now?" The girl didn't even respond verbally, she just pushed Lauren's face back into her crotch.
The video cut back to the view of Lauren sitting in the room, and she turned her right cheek toward the camera, showing off the word COCKSUCKER written across it. "I got my second mark for giving head to five of the sorority sister's boyfriends while they taped me." This time the scene Charles saw was of five naked guys holding their erect cocks while standing around Lauren, who was wearing only a dog leash held by one of the boys. She took one, about seven inches long, all the way into her mouth and began to gag, with tears forming in her eyes. The guy then pulled out and cockslapped her face, and he said, "You're going to have to learn to take cocks, whore, so open up." She began to suck the cock with renewed vigor. After Lauren sucked a little more, one of the guys spoke up, and the camera moved to focus on his blue-eyed face, "Why don't we play a game with this whore? You guys know 'Chubby Bunny', right, where you try to see how many marshmallows you can fit in your mouth while still being able to pronounce chubby bunny? She can play 'I'm a slut'. We'll see how many loads she can take in her mouth and still be able to say that she's a slut. She wins if she can get all five of us."
"What if she can't?" asked the guy whose dick Charles' daughter was devouring.
"She'll lick however many loads are left out of Chrissy's asshole." A feminine voice behind the camera laughed. The guy in front of Lauren spasmed, and she took load number one in her mouth. The camera was brought closer so Charles could see the semen sliding over her tongue as she slowly and deliberately said "I'm a slut."
One after another the boys filled Lauren's mouth with their cum, and she repeated the phrase "I'm a slut." But at the fourth load she spluttered and coughed around the sticky mess on her tongue. Everyone but her laughed as she spat out a mouthful of semen over her own smallish breasts. The last guy, who hadn't yet ejaculated, took the camera as he applied lubrication the the big, round ass of the girl previously holding it. It didn't take him long to cum, as he'd been eagerly waiting for his turn to fuck Lauren's pretty face. He pointed the camera to give a clear view of the anal creampie he'd just dealt out, and called out, "Come get dinner, whore." He turned the camera to where Lauren was still kneeling. She got on her hands and knees and began crawling over, but the guy holding her leash held firm, causing her to strain and choke herself on it. "Now, slut, that won't do. We won't let you eat until you show us that you want it." "Please," Lauren begged, lowering her face to the floor, "let me eat your cum out of Chrissy's asshole." "That's a good girl," the guy holding Lauren's leash said, lightly smacking her ass as an indication for her to advance. The camera again focused on Chrissy's ass as Lauren reached it, and Lauren began licking around the edge of the hole, then plunging her tongue straight in to get all of the semen out. Once Chrissy's ass was about as clean as assholes get, Lauren looked up at the camera and the boy holding it and said, "Thank you for letting me be a good little slut."
Charles didn't realize until the scene returned to the image of Lauren in the empty room that he'd had his hand on his dick, or that he'd almost cum watching his daughter being degraded on film. Lauren, smiling widely, turned her left cheek towards the camera, saying "I got this one for helping out with a sorority fundraising event." In the same red ink, in a cute, feminine hand, was was written CUM GUZZLING WHORE. The screen cut to a scene at a crowded party, then the camera moved through the crowd before focusing on a corner in which Lauren, wearing the pretty teal dress Charles had gotten her for prom her senior year, was kneeling, leashed to a small table bearing a sign that read "Jack off onto her face- $15; Handjob $25; Blowjob $40." His daughter, in the dress she had worn while he took her for her senior walkout, the pictures of which still sat on his mantle, was whoring herself out to strangers. The first man to pay- and he was a man, nearly Charles own age- shelled out the forty dollars for a blowjob from the sweet young pledge, stuffing two twenties into the low neckline of her dress, and after his cock was finished spurting into her eagerly accepting mouth, Lauren played with his semen, rolling it over her tongue with her mouth open and blowing bubbles with it, before letting it dribble into a dish she was holding below her face. Three younger men payed for her to simultaneously give two handjobs and a blowjob. Lauren asked one of the girls attending her, presumably a sister of the sorority, "Will you please hold my cum dish while I jack these guys off? I don't want any of the jizz from tonight to get away." Her friend gladly obliged, and Lauren enthusiastically masturbated two long shafts, one black and one white, while having her mouth thouroughly violated as she deepthroated a second black dick. The three cocks spurted thick ropes of semen over her face at nearly the same time, with the white goo sliding down his little girl's beautifully flushed cheeks into the semen dish held beneath her face. Her face already glazed with semen, several men payed the fifteen dollars to add their loads to the growing mess. A young man whom Charles recognized as a star player on the university's football team and likely candidate for a first-round NFL draft pick, walked up after five more men had ejaculated onto Lauren's cute, youthful face, and stuffed forty dollars down the back of her dress, saying "I like my blowjobs rough, messy, and slutty, and you look like the kind of whore who'll give me what I want." He grabbed Lauren by her short sandy hair and forced her onto his massive ebon cock. Tears were clearly forming in Lauren's eyes when her client finally allowed her to pull her nose out of his pubes to take a breath. He then held the girl's head steady by her hair while thrusting his hips, using Lauren's mouth like a pussy. Unable to control himself Charles masturbated furiously and came quickly to the sight of his sweet little daughter, face covered in jizz, making obscene choking sounds as her throat was violated by at least ten inches of black dick, all while wearing the expensive dress he'd gotten her in seeming mockery. Charles felt as ashamed of himself, cleaning up after his ejaculation, as he did of his daughter, who had by this point in the video dropped down to all fours, still in her dress, and started lapping semen up from the dish like a cat with a saucer of milk.
When the scene returned to room with Lauren in the chair, she had already gotten on her knees in the chair, with her hands on the back and her cute little round ass pointed at the camera. One hand reached back to pull the pink lace of her panties down to reveal her bare ass, which said on the left cheek GLORY and on the right cheek HOLE. "Now, daddy, I'm sure you know what a gloryhole is, but I don't think you ever imagined that I would!" The scene cut to a dirty bathroom stall in which Charles' daughter was kneeling in anticipation. A hard cock was poked through a hole in the side of the stall, and Lauren started sucking it without hesitation. She could, without difficulty, accept the entire cock into her throat on her first try. She sucked the dick off for a few minutes until it ejaculated into her mouth. Then she pulled back, turned her head to the camera, and stuck her tongue out, proudly showing the load of cum in her mouth, then closing her mouth and opening it to the camera again to show that she had swallowed it all. More men came to have Lauren suck their cocks without so much as ever seeing her face, and she continued proudly displaying that she had swallowed their loads. Lauren had even begun to masturbate while serving these strangers' needs. Charles was beginning to think that something seemed odd about this scene. When the last penis poked through the hole in the wall, he realized it was because he found the bathroom familiar. It was the same one Charles had gone to after night of fighting with his wife and too much drinking about a week ago. And that was his own cock that his daughter was sucking. Charles wasn't sured if he'd ever been this aroused in his life, and he hated himself for it. After Lauren had shown the camera Charles' semen and swallowed it, the scene returned to the room, where Lauren was now standing. The camera moved in to focus on her crotch, as she said "The last thing I have to show you is this." Lauren pulled down her pink panties, and on her shaved mons was written DADDY'S BROKEN, HUMILIATED LITTLE WHORE.
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2011-12-05 19:18:08
A customer, who worked as a cleaner in a school in Cambridge, MA, one day told me in my liquor store that none of the white girls in the school wear underwears. When I asked why, he said because they all remain prepared for an easy quicky with the black boys in the school.
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2011-09-28 18:46:19
Anonymous reader
2011-09-23 15:15:17
How about a story about her first weekend home with dad or maybe he can share video with his 12 & 14 yo other daughters. Then he and his 3 daughter could make their own video. Likeemyoung!!!
anonymous reader
2011-09-23 14:26:07
A louse story how can a father get turned on with his daughters humiliation it's to unreal
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2011-09-23 14:25:48
A louse story how can a father get turned on with his daughters humiliation it's to unreal
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This just in from the league:
Major League Soccer (MLS) and the French Football Federation (FFF) today announced a partnership that will provide MLS youth academy coaches with world class training through a 16-month youth development course and earn their Elite Formation Coaching License (EFCL).
The FFF will host the MLS delegation at its Clairefontaine national training facility and guide the youth directors through the same program as the one it provides its domestic coaches; however, the EFCL program will include customized features developed by MLS, the United States Soccer Federation and the Canadian Soccer Association (CSA).
"We are incredibly excited about this new partnership with the French Football Federation. As part of our vision to be among the top leagues in the world by 2022, we are committed to becoming leaders in the area of player development. This initiative will provide an important learning opportunity for MLS youth academies," MLS Executive Vice President of Player Relations & Competition Todd Durbin said.
The program consists of three parts:
FFF Course – Eight weeks (320 hours) of field and classroom instruction•
European Club Observations — Two weeks of immersion at an international youth academy at two of the following clubs: Paris St. Germain, Olympique Lyonnais, Real Madrid, Athletic Bilbao, VfB Stuttgart•
Integration of the Program with MLS Academy – Creation and/or modification of the Club's youth curriculum and evaluation system for the development of playersEach MLS club, along with U.S. Soccer and MLS, nominated one coach from their academy to participate in the program. Among the candidates are eight former MLS players, including: Danny Dichio, Luchi Gonzalez, Jovan Kirovski, Chris Leitch, Darren Sawatzky, Billy Thompson, Greg Vanney and John Wolyniec.
Fred Lipka, the former Director of the Paris Racing Academy and the Le Havre Athletic Club, will serve as the liaison between the FFF instructors and MLS, U.S. Soccer, and CSA. Lipka will travel to each MLS club to review its youth academy and help guide the candidates through the sessions to obtain their Formation Licenses.
"Through our partnership with MLS, The French Football Federation is proud and excited to be engaged in such a marvelous project. The expectations of MLS are very high and the FFF technical department is greatly honored to be selected in this area. Our commitment with MLS will be the foundation for concrete and great development between U.S. and French football, as it mirrors the long term friendship between France and the United States," said FFF Technical Director François Blaquart.
The program timeline is as follows:
February 25 – March 1: Session 1 at Clairefontaine
March 2-8: European Club Observation #1
June 2013: Session 2 & Session 3 in the United States
September 2013: Session 4 & Session 5 at Clairefontaine
September 2013: European Club Observation #2
February / March 2014: Session 6 & 7 in the United States
May / June 2014: Session 8 at Clairefontaine
July 2014: Begin Integration of Program into MLS Academies
Darren Sawatzky will represent Sounders FC.


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Costco Travel is one of the fastest growing subsidiary of Costco Wholesale, and provides leisure travel to the more than 49 million Costco members throughout the United States. The secret of Costco's success is its culture. The value Costco and Costco Travel puts on its employees is well documented in articles from a variety of publishers including Bloomberg. As our CEO has said, "At Costco our attitude is everyone in the organization is important - every job is important and so is every person." Do you want to be a part of one of the BEST "to work for" companies in the world?
This position will be responsible for multiple duties involved in the processing and servicing of the air product. This will include interpretation of airline contracts, understanding and applying airline rules and regulations and expert skills with a GDS system, including all pricing and ticketing functions. The Air Operations Agent will be expected to do assigned duties while also providing direct support and assistance to the reservation staff via Air Help Desk phone line. Individual will need to have strong understanding of airline operational procedures, air pricing and ticketing experience. Excellent GDS skills are a must.
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Oh, WOW! Awesome photo. Where is this?!
It's my house. :0)Kidding, kidding! It's Liberty's Store in London x
Wow, that's amazing - wouldn't you just kill for those stairs and lamps!
WOW! Thats one gorgeous staircase! x
Wow, that's so cool. Wouldn't like walk up it though x
Fantastic shot. Great idea!
Yes brilliant shot, imagine that being your staircase at home! x
Wow! Very cool shot!Kerri
That's a fabulous staircase - I think I might take the lift though!!CJ xx
That's a great photo you have captured.
That actually makes me feel a little ill...
Wow that's an amazing staircase. Great shot!
Aw that's nice that you popped a pic of my staircase on your blog!Fab shot!
great shot, love the light fittings!
That is an awful lot of stairs!!! :OP x
Wow!!Not good for someone who is afraid of heights :-S
What a fab picture
Oooh, I like this! Great perspective. Although next time, you need to lean out even further - get someone to hold you so you don't tip over the edge! ;)
What a fantastic photo. Love the view point.
That looks perfect! I want to visit! It looks beautiful!
That's such a clever shot...I'm impressed with your bravery: I loathe heights!
That's a fab pic! Did you spend much? :)
I actually thought it was your house which tells you a lot about how I see you
Great shot! (And it made me envious - have not been to Liberty's for years...)


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Pulis predicts tricky December for Palace
Tony Pulis reminded his Crystal Palace players that tougher tasks lie ahead after their 2-0 win over Cardiff City on Saturday.
Goals from ex-Cardiff forward Cameron Jerome and Marouane Chamakh secured Palace's first back-to-back Premier League wins since 2004 and only West Ham's superior goal difference – which took a hammering after a 4-1 defeat to Liverpool – keeps Pulis' men in the relegation zone.
Three victories in four outings is a far cry from the seven-game winless streak during which Pulis' predecessor Ian Holloway lost his job.
And Pulis underlined the importance of taking points off teams near the foot of the table with games against Chelsea, Newcastle United and Manchester City on the agenda before the end of the month.
"These are important games," said Pulis, who also oversaw Tuesday's 1-0 win over West Ham at Selhurst Park. "It's going to be a massive task for us and everybody understands that.
"It's always very difficult for team who get promoted to stay in it the first year because it's such a relentless league.
"But we needed to get points this week. It was very important because we have some very, very tough games coming up, so we needed to be with the pack and that's where we are."
A huge close-season influx of players was one of the factors blamed for Palace's woeful start to the season but Pulis is intent on adding some new faces to his squad in January to prolong the feel-good factor.
He added: "Hopefully when the window opens we'll be able to get one or two players in who can give us a lift again and get a run going that will give us a chance."


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When work began today, social network hi5 had over 100 employees. Right now, that's closer to 50, a source tells me, confirming TechCrunch's earlier story. But why did a site with 62 million unique monthly visitors have to lay off 50 percent of its employees today? Because a round of funding it was seeking recently collapsed, I'm told.
The blow is especially painful because the funding was nearing completion, with the investors doing due diligence, says my source. And it would have been a large round, something in the neighborhood of $30 million, which would have nearly doubled its previously raised $35 million in funds.
In October of last year, hi5 laid off approximately 10 to 15 percent of its staff. But whereas that was more of a "trimming the fat" move, today was something of an entirely different variety. Hi5, as we know it, "kind of died" today, is how my source put it. They went on to note that basically only one group is left intact, which is working on some of the entertainment, gaming and micropayment elements of the company that still can probably be monetized. To that point, hi5 told Forbes earlier this month that it hopes to make up to $25 million this coming year, split evenly between advertising and virtual goods — a shift from "90 percent" advertising last year.
I'm told that five weeks ago, the company had a meeting to announce it was closing in on the new round of funding. The next meeting would have presumably announced the success of the funding, but that kept getting postponed. Until eventually, it was postponed indefinitely, leading up to today's meeting of a much different nature.
We've checked in with the company for comment but haven't heard back.
Update: A second source confirms that hi5 had been raising money, and that there was a term sheet. First, the company had went to late stage PE firms, but that didn't work out, so it then went to VCs knowing that any funding would be a down round, says the source.
The company is now re-pivoting to make itself games-focused, the source also confirms, rather than trying to be a traditional social network (it has been the one of the largest in terms of worldwide audience, behind only Facebook and MySpace — and a Chinese social network or two).
Update 2: The company says our story is in some way "inaccurate," but refuses to say how it is. If it decides to share that information, we'll update with it, but for now we're sticking by our sources.


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I was hoping this release candidate would fix a problem with the charts I've seen in 4.1.1 rc1 (worked fine in 4.1.0 rc3), but it's still broken in 4.1.1 rc2. I'm seeing my chart data go off the display in weird ways. Is this a bug or was there a chart API change in 4.1.1 that I'm not aware of?
Do you have an example of the chart issue you mention? Is there a bug report?
No, I haven't created an official bug report. I didn't take the time to do it yet because it would be time consuming to fully document my scenario because my configuration is complex - I have to cover a lot of corner cases for missing data. Guess I should though...
I had to experiment a lot to figure out what to use for a missing value in a series, e.g. NaN, -1, 0, MAX_INT, etc. Some of these worked and some didn't. I didn't see any documentation that said what to do for missing data - the chart widget doesn't seem to handle the case well. And I'm guessing something changed between 4.1.0 and 4.1.1 in this area.
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Following YKEY'slead; it would be pretty nice to see what is slated to make the list for 4.2. I understand some items are currently slated:
1) accordion docked item border irregularities (EXTJSIV-3034)
2) checkbox model defaults to SINGLE instead of MULTI (EXTJSIV-5273)
3) comma separated selectors in controller's control method (EXTJSIV-5102)
4) textfields won't work in a menu staring in 4.1 (EXTJSIV-5807) *would be really nice to have fixed
Some other stuff that'd be nice to have pop up in 4.2 would be:
1) tree store filter - one that works like the store filter for grids where any matching element is shown not just the first item matching
2) the ability to manage the css for a mask individually
3) getting the column index returned on an itemclick (et al) like in 3.4 (EXTJSIV-5012)
4) having a store's field's convert method execute on record changes (more here)
5) the ability to use store: { type: 'myxtype' }on tree stores like I can on grids (EXTJSIV-5757)
6) a load event for grid/combo like with tree (EXTJSIV-6094)
7) grouping feature: toggleCollapse (EXTJSIV-5746)
8) triggerfield triggerclick event for controller event handling (more here)
9) expanded columnheader click events (more here)
And finally, I think this one fell into the "I don't think so, bub" category, but one last appeal: closable config on all buttons not just tab extending from button (more here).
Hi, and thanks a lot.
Can we have some news about these bugs ?
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As for EXTJSIV-3298, this is marked as fixed. What version of ExtJS 4 are you using?
Can you provide a working test case?
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Good job on bug fixes, especially with the grids.
I tested it out and found a bug with a buffered store (also using gouping feature and rowbody feature) which appeared after 4.1.1 rc1. Calling refresh on the tableview of the grid generates an error. The getOffsetsTo fails when trying to calculate the scroll offset (preserveScrollOnRefresh is true)...
Hm, have just started upgdating to 4.1.1 rc2, and as always my app doesn't work, can anybody tell me
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The Chicago Sun-Times reports (http://bit.ly/1j3UG9J ) a judge on Monday reduced 23-year-old Erik Johnson's bond to $500,000 from the original $750,000. Johnson is charged with drunken driving counts after authorities say he drove his SUV the wrong way on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive, slamming into a taxi. Authorities say Johnson's blood alcohol level was 0.195, or more than twice the legal limit.
Friday's crash killed 26-year-old Laura Anne LaPlante from Hancock, New Hampshire. LaPlante was on track to graduate this summer.
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text: New Tease for Black Mesa, the Greatest Half-Life Remake That Never WasLuke Plunkett1/31/12 9:00pmFiled to: Half-lifeblack mesaIndieModsPC154EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Black Mesa is an independent remake of the original Half-Life that's been in development since the end of the First World War. It hasn't been seen for years. Most people now assume the remake, like Half-Life 3 itself, is an apparition. A mirage. But...maybe not. After such a long blackout, the webmaster of the project's current site has posted a note on its forums, saying: Advertisement Advertisement It was said that once the soundtrack is released, one could expect the launch of black mesa two weeks after. I can now say that a new website will be launched with the soundtrack in preparation for the mod. Fuck if we care about the current website. Just take a good look at it because it will be gone soon enough.Could be good news, could be more teasing. The only sure thing being it's a bummer the old website is going away, which has me using the words "HOT SHIT" in the only piece of promotional quotage I've ever personally endorsed.Hubicorn [Black Mesa]Reply154 repliesLeave a reply


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Here we go again. I'm making a fiver following the methods Parker makes their Fly-guitars; wood core with cf skin. First I glued the core out of obeche and maple. Body is full obeche, neck has center strip of maple. Just your basic glueing, planing, sawing, routing and glueing again. Nothing fancy here. Then it's time for carving the back. I'm carving only the back and neck at this time. Obeche is easy to carve and sand. After carving it's time for cf skin. I didn't take any pics of the laminating because I had only about half an hour time to make the whole laminating before vacuum bagging the bass. It has 7 layers of 200g cf cloth on the neck and four on the back. Should be about 1,5mm cf skin on the neck and around 0,9mm on the back. At the moment it's in my boiler room vacuum bagged and curing. I should be able to have a look at it later this evening or at least tomorrow morning. Next step is to tidy up this laminate and carve the front for front laminating. Marko
Very, very interesting. I like the shape and the neck-body transitions, quite a...speedy design (a.i. aerodynamic ). How much does it weight now and what are the predictions of final weight?
Headless for sure. The core is very light and has a nice, ringing tone when held from the neck and tapped with knuckles. An hour and I' going to take the bass out of vacuum.
Nice design - I'm subbed! I have a Parker Hornet that has a wooden set-neck and the body is made of dense foam coated w/a (epoxy?) skin- not carbon fiber. It's very resonant tonally and surprisingly heavy (for foam). How did you determine the weave direction in your layering and how will it effect the tone?
And finally bagged. Will be out of vacuum tonight. Tomorrow it's time for cf layer under the fretboard.
I like the design but don't quite understand the point of the CF foil apart from looks. I like the way it looks btw .
It's not a cf foil. It's a laminated epoxy/cf skin, a bit like external skeleton. Cf makes the whole thing stiffer. With lightweight core the bass will be lighter and stiffer than one made of traditional tonewoods. Just another way of making a bass. Sound is also different compared to wooden one. Even sound thru the neck, longer sustain and clearer sound all over. That's from my experience with the basses I've made. No scientific data as proof, just my ears.
Just took the bass out of vacuum. I said something about the core being resonant and having a nice tap tone. Well, now it's louder and rings longer. I'd say cf external skeleton has something to do with it. The surface is not very smooth as the peel ply does not stretch to the curved shapes and if there is a wrinkle it will show. After light sanding there will be fill coats of epoxy before sanding the whole thing nice and smooth. The sides of the body will not have cf skin but they will be sealed with epoxy. I'm not sure if this one will have cf weave visible or if it will have a solid colour over it. I'm strongly leaning towards white on this one.
Have you ever considered doing a foam core with CF skin? I would think that you would be able to make a very light bass that way. lowsound
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The Money Masters - How International Bankers Gained Control of America
"The powers of financial capitalism had a far-reaching plan, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole...Their secret is that they have annexed from governments, monarchies, and republics the power to create the world's money..."
." THE MONEY MASTERS is a 3 1/2 hour non-fiction, historical documentary that traces the origins of the political power structure that rules our nation and the world today. The modern political power structure has its roots in the hidden manipulation and accumulation of gold and other forms of money. The development of fractional reserve banking practices in the 17th century brought to a cunning sophistication the secret techniques initially used by goldsmiths fraudulently to accumulate wealth. With the formation of the privately-owned Bank of England in 1694, the yoke of economic slavery to a privately-owned "central" bank was first forced upon the backs of an entire nation, not removed but only made heavier with the passing of the three centuries to our day. Nation after nation, including America, has fallen prey to this cabal of international central bankers.
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Alpha Natural Resources Reports Earnings, Beats Estimates - Analyst Blog
Coal producer Alpha Natural Resources (NYSE: ANR) reported earnings of 7 cents per share for the first quarter of 2014, surpassing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of 58 cents by a wide margin. Alpha Natural Resources had incurred a loss of 47 cents per share in the year-ago quarter.
Total Revenue
Alpha Natural Resources' total revenues of $1.12 billion in the first quarter beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.09 billion. However, the top line came in below the year-ago figure of $1.33 billion.
The year-over-year decline was primarily due to lower production of coal as well as a lower selling price per ton of coal. Consequently, coal revenues decreased 16.4% from the year-ago period.
Highlights of the Release
Coal tons sold in the first quarter decreased 6.5% to 21.4 million tons. The average realized price per ton also fell 10.7% year over year to $44.48.
Selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses in first quarter 2014 were $41 million, compared with $44 million in the year-ago period. The SG&A decline was due to Alpha's cost restructuring initiatives.
Financial Update
Cash and cash equivalents of the company as of Mar 31, 2014 were $0.53 billion versus $0.62 billion as of Dec 31, 2013.
Long-term debt as of Mar 31, 2014 was $3.37 billion versus $3.39 billion as of Dec 31, 2013.
Cash provided by (used in) operating activities during the first three months of 2014 was ($53.9) million versus $65.4 million in the comparable prior-year period. Capital expenditure in the first quarter of 2014 was $39.7 million versus $44.2 million in the first quarter of 2013.
During the quarter the company repurchased shares worth $1.04 million versus $0.9 million in the first quarter of 2013.
The company expects to ship 78 to 88 million tons of coal in 2014, which will include 15 to 18 million tons of Eastern metallurgical coal, 26 to 30 million tons of Eastern steam coal, and 37 to 40 million tons of Western steam coal out of the PRB.
SG&A expenses are expected to range from $110 million to $140 million for 2014. Interest expense and depreciation, depletion and amortization expense are anticipated in the range of $240 million to $255 million and $700 million to $800 million, respectively.
Capital expenditure for 2014 is expected in a range of $225 million to $275 million.
Other Company Release
Arch Coal Inc.'s (NYSE: ACI) first-quarter 2014 adjusted loss of 60 cents per share was much wider than the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of 42 cents.
Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE: BTU) reported a loss per share of 19 cents in the first quarter 2014, lagging the break-even Zacks Consensus Estimate by a wide margin.
CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE: CNX) reported pro forma earnings of 53 cents per share for the first quarter of 2014, surpassing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 20 cents by a whopping 150%.
Our View
Alpha Natural Resources was able to surpass expectations by a wide margin.
If we go by the World Steel Association report, global steel usage is expected to increase 3.1% in 2014 from 2013 levels. This is expected to create fresh demand for met coal in the global markets. However, the supply glut in the majority of coal markets is putting downward pressure on prices. To accommodate the demand-supply imbalance, the company made downward adjustments to its met coal shipment guidance.
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Integrated Pest Management Portfolios in UK Arable Farming: Results of a Farmer Survey
BACKGROUND. Farmers are faced with a wide range of pest management (PM) options which can be adopted in isolation or alongside complement or substitute strategies. This paper presents the results of a survey of UK cereal producers focusing on the character and diversity of PM strategies currently used by, or available to, farmers. In addition, the survey asked various questions pertaining to agricultural policy participation, attitude toward environmental issues, sources of PM advice and information and the important characteristics of PM technologies. RESULTS. The results indicate that many farmers do make use of a suite of PM techniques and that their choice of integrated PM (IPM) portfolio appears to be jointly dictated by farm characteristics and Government policy. Results also indicate that portfolio choice does affect the number of subsequent insecticide applications per crop. CONCLUSIONS. These results help to identify the type of IPM portfolios considered adoptable by farmers and highlight the importance of substitution in IPM portfolios. As such, these results will help to direct R&D effort toward the realisation of more sustainable PM approaches and aid the identification of potential portfolio adopters. These findings highlight the opportunity a revised agri-environmental policy design could generate in terms of by enhancing coherent IPM portfolio adoption.
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Hi, a friend of mine brought over his wire feed when he came over from Germany which operates on a 50Hz scale. While it still works I don't think that this machine o our 60Hz system will last. Perhaps those of you that are well versed In electrical and electronics can explain the problems with this set up and maybe a fix? Thanks in advance.
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You can run most 50 Hz equipment on 60 Hz, but NOT the other way around. Induction motors that are frequency dependent will run a bit faster and have a little less power, but in most cases this will not affect the operation. Equipment designed to run on 220 volts will accept 230 volts without a problem, but in the USA many locations have 240-250 volts and this is a bit high for the safe use of European tools. A transformer called a Buck/Boost Transformer can be used to reduce the USA voltage to meet the European tool's requirement. These are not large nor expensive for smaller single phase needs, but you will need to actually measure the voltage at the point of use to determine which transformer to buy. Your local electrical supply can provide them.
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Wow! You are so lavish! I envy your initiative and your skirt …. and fabrics store so close to you ….
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You are sure trying hard, I hope you win! I really love your skirt. The fabric is super sweet.
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Honestly, I don't understand why you didn't win all of them!! Love your blog and all your projects!!
That fabric is just beautiful! I love the pencil skirt pattern. I have that post earmarked to make one for me once I hit my goal weight. 🙂
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I love these colors! and you look positively golden!
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I really, really,REALLY love this! What a great way to use that fabric:)
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This skirt is SO MUCH FUN! You have a great eye for pattern! I'm not sure I could envision this as well as you have!
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Competition has been on my mind lately too. If you want to really go for it, PR has a plethora of contests and lots of entries. It's fun and motivating.
Love your skirt and the fabric rocks. I just found a few old linens and sheets at the thrift store. One is a funky Indian design with a giant border. Skirt? dress? who knows, it's still snowing here!
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Hello, I apparently purchased someone elses trash off craigslist and I've been trying to fix it since. It "seemed" to work when I checked it out at the guy's house.. it had frost, the items inside (test items at my request) were frozen and the light for the lid worked.. I get it home, wait some hours before plugging it in, and it starts to frost.. everthing is great until some time later the frost was gone and I noticed that it was humming, clicking, off, compressor extremely hot.. repeat. After research, I replaced the relay (plugging the white, red and black wires in different combinations until It finally worked). Compressor kicks in, a little later frost has formed in the freezer.. I'm happy Until an hour or so later when the frost is gone, and the compressor is again very hot, yet still "buzzing" without the clicks or turning off. Just hot and no freeze in the freezer. I unplugged it, waited a few hours for it to cool and then tried again.. and it started to work again.. until it overheated. I'm now very frustrated, I'm staying up late hoping someone will answer this to ease my mind that I have the red wire where the white should be or something simple like that... I really don't want to hear bad compressor. Thanks Related Models Last edited by mikel33 : 04-21-2009 at 09:10 PM. |
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Sunday, August 20, 2006
Sound Curtains
Basically, I put on headphones and pump the music, effectively cutting me off from any distractions. I use this generally in two distinct ways. Either A) I put on repetitive, mindless energy music (Gnarls Barkley "Crazy"; Bodyrockers "I Like the Way"; Pink "Don't Let Me Get Me"; Britney Spears "...Baby One More Time"; etc.) with a good beat, which I find helps keep my energy up when I am sitting still for hours at a stretch, or B) I find one or two songs with a certain mood to them and put them on repeat, allowing the feel of the song to inform the general mood of the story. The best example I have of this is working on my recent novelette, "Tug-of-Mind", which has a fairly angry, dark mood. It was written to a background of 267 repetititions of Kelly's Clarkson's "Behind These Hazel Eyes". This format yeilds a much wider variety of music used, of course: Sister Hazel, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Gershwin, Ella Fitzgerald, Fountains of Wayne, etc. Whatever I'm shooting for with mood.
I know some writers can't work with music going, and some think that the music actually interferes with the process. I'm wondering what folks think about the use of "sound curtains" and how they impact the writing process, and why people do or don't use them.
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- Kelly McCullough said...
Brrrr. Just brrrr.
Okay, so I'm a writer and I can't leave it at that. I can work with classical low in the background, but any kind of lyrics make it impossible for me to write. Just. Can't. Do. It. - 12:06 PM
- lydamorehouse said...
I can't have any music at all. I need the silence of my own thoughts or I get distracted.
i absolutely must have the tunes on. words get in the way though, so i end up listening to a lot of technoish stuff - house, break beat, trance, ambient - whatever fits the mood. classical works well too. some of the old favorites will put me in a writing mood right away, which is nice for those times when you're having issues getting started.
p.s. can anyone post here or is this just for the cool kids? ;-) - 9:30 PM
- Naomi said...
I was a silence-only writer for a long time. Then I became a "one CD on infinite loop" writer (which drove Ed kind of crazy). Now I usually can't have music on: my kids are sleeping and the music might wake them up, or my kids are awake and elsewhere in the house, and music would prevent me from hearing the older one say, "Don't worry, Kiera, I can fry you an egg! I've watched Mom do it a million times!"
When Ed has taken the girls out on his bike, I like listening to October Project and Loreena McKennitt. - 11:50 PM
- Naomi said...
Anonymous, ANYONE is welcome to post comments!
I'm an advocate of the "sound wall", with headphones as loud as my laptop can amp them. I've been listening to Mike Doughty's "Haughty Melodic" album every day for the last eight months, and I haven't got a clue what any of the lyrics are.
DaveHD - 9:51 AM
- Sean M. Murphy said...
The thing that I find so odd is that normally, I would agree with Kelly, Lyda, etc.; I get distracted way too easily. Turn on a radio or the TV, and you might as well have drugged me into a stupor for all the writing I'll get done. In fact, if the music isn't loud enough, I'll start trying to listen to it and that will ruin my focus, too.
The real trick, as far as I can figure, is that it has to be mindless, repetitive music that I can put on repeat. Maybe it's that the music is mind-mubing enough that I'm forcing my brain to escape to another place, thereby coercing it into writing. Because when the lyrics are important, I want to listen, and I can't get past them and into Writerville. - 4:53 PM
- Mari Adkins said...
I write with music on "low", but sometimes I prefer absolute silence. It just depends on what I'm working on at a given time. Then again, I'm one of those "the less noise the better" type of people overall.
I do best with music. Preferably popular music . . .classical music distracts me and so does jazz.
I often have very specific playlists for certain characters or sometimes certain projects. The first person narrator of my big fat novel had her own song that I always played before a big scene: Melissa Ferricks's "Happy Song." It's a great song, too.
Lyda, I'm shocked. I can't imagine anyone writing your books without music. Mouse alone deserves an entire playlist. - 2:47 PM
- Mari Adkins said...
I often have very specific playlists for certain characters or sometimes certain projects I do that! I'm guilty of creating "project soundtracks".
- lydamorehouse said...
Interestingly, I *did* have a sound track when I wrote Messiah Node, which is the one book in which Mouse has a significant voice. Gin Blossoms, actually. A very depressing CD, which might account for the tone of the book (which, also was one of the first books of mine to be remaindered.)
Inquiring minds want to know. - 1:32 PM
- Douglas Hulick said...
I've always been "the more silent it is, the better" kind of writer. Lately, though, I've found I've had to make an exception when I am working at the coffee shop. Ambient background noise is okay, but loud voices or near by conversations absolutely destroy my concentration. In those instances, I pull out my iPod with the rubber ear canal buds, put on some familiar delta blues (it has to be someting I know well, so I can tune it out), and generally do all right.
Still, I find my concentration is strongest when it is quite, but I can't always have that, so I am adapting. - 9:40 AM


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this is tool cabinet in our workshop
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That's a great looking tool cabinet I especially like the design on the doors. -- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture |
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That's a great looking set of doors. helluvawreck aka Charles -- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau |
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ghasem, you are very talented. I like all your work. |
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Very cool. Love to see a photo with the doors open. I's also love to see a blog post on your workshop, some day. -- "The easy confidence with which I know another man's religion is folly teaches me to suspect that my own is also." ― Mark Twain |
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I think all he said is the 327 ruled before the 350. Not sure I heard him argue it was better. I can attest to a 350. My first car was a 67 Camaro with M22 and 350. My dad was an ex racer for years and although it was not a high dollar motor it was absolutely the fastest thing I have ever owned. Rich |
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Bob - They are the fuelie heads. The valves are 1.94 and 1.50. The cam is a crane Cam He put roller tip rocker on the exhaust valves and regular rockers on the intake. It is supposed to be .488 and .512. I doubt any port work has been done. The valves start floating at about 6400 rpm's. The compression is 10.5 - 1.
I dont think 1.94s were ever "fuelies. I thought that name was reserved for 2.02's only??
" There are huge variations in a 1.94 head as well. You might consider a cylinder head upgrade to start. Rich |
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Rich - You are right, they are the camel hump heads. I am searching for a set of heads that are reasonable. I had a set of Dart Iron Eagles with 230 cc runners with manley valves and dual springs with 10 degree retainers and was stupid enough to get rid of them.
RPMs in a 327 aren't hard to find. Pink rods are marginal if you go higher. Think about what cam, lifters, springs, retainers, pushrods, etc. are you using. You are obviously valve train limited. I personally would consult with CompCams, Isky, and Lunati and see if you can get a consensus. Build for 1,000 rpm more than you desire... Springs get weaker with use. 230 cc heads are too big and kill everything below 3500. You'd need those gears. A wild rule of thumb for RPM is... Cubes x 55% = runner size. Just remember, "cheaper" parts will make Rs and power, right up to the time something lets go, suddenly, unexpectedly, and usually spectacularly. Right BigDawg? As that old saying goes, "You can pay me now, or pay me later" Last edited by xntrik; 09-02-2005 at 01:44 PM. |
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What would be an ideal set of heads for all out drag racing? I know this is an open question, but would like something reasonable. I know Brodix and such are super, but a little out of my price range. Would have to sell the wife to get a set of those.
I think your best improvement will be in the cam/valvetrain. I'd suggest swapping to a hydraulic roller cam with a powerband that takes you into the mid-upper 6k's, around 6500-6700 would be good for a 327 to use the good stroke ratio to squeeze every inch of power from the smaller cubes.
If you're on a budget or don't want to change cams, then I would suggest changing to some quality valvetrain parts to control your top end. Full roller rockers (roller tipped if saving $$), maybe bumping to 1.6 ratio to get some extra out of the cam you're using. Then above all make sure you've got some real good springs that will hold everything together and control that valve float. Make sure they're all installed correctly, clearanced, checked install height, pressure, etc. That's the real key. It sounds like you have the right idea though. Another thing, if you're willing to dig into the engine I would recommend doing a port job on the heads. If you're handy then buy a standard abrasives kit from summit and do it yourself. I just did a set of old iron high comp heads for my 350 and I noticed 200% difference in top end power after they were done. I did about a medium grade port job mostly cleaning up the castings and gasket matching the runners. Picked up probably 25-35hp for $40 kit and a few hours of my time. Good luck! |
Think about the entire valve train weight, not just install heavy springs,,,, look at the new beehive springs, and CompCams light steel full roller rockers. Light weight pushrods.etc ..... No ball pivots rockers allowed. |
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From what I understand the guy who built the engine has roller tip rockers on the exhaust and regular on the intake. I believe the exhaust are 1.6 and the intake is 1.5 Giving the cam specs of .512 exh and .488 int. There are a brand new set of K-Motion springs and would work with just about any cam as far as lift. Ahhhh yeas, confusion, confusion, confusion. Still appreicate you all for replying though. Thanks, Gary
Pull that crane cam out of there, I'm assuming it's a hydraulic flat tappet cam. You'll make more power with a solid flat tappet design and the RPM range will increase. This is the cam I would run:
Comp extreme energy solid lifter Make sure your valvesprings supply 130-135lbs of pressure at the seat with the valve closed and break the new cam in with lighter tension springs for 20 minutes. The cam I suggested is a very aggressive street/strip design and should pull good to 7K in a 331 if the heads will support the airflow. Figure on shifting a little over 7K. Your heads are fuelie camel hump design, the first fuelie heads were all 1.94's and the 2.02's came out later. Are these 461, 462, 186, 041 or 492 castings? Most of the older 327's came with the first design 461 or the second design 462 castings. All of these are good designs and have been proven to support over 500hp with the right mods. The 461X castings have a little larger runner volume. New aftermarket heads would be the easiest and best way to go because they have hardened seats and larger ports and may be your best route if you can sell off the old camel humps and recoop some of your money. Otherwise plan on spending about 40 hours opening and smoothing out the bowls and runners and upgrading to 2.02 or 2.05 intake valves and 1.60 exhausts. Unshrouding the chamber is also a must when upgrading to the larger valves. David Vizard has a book that explains all these mods and how they effect flow and power output. If you go with aftermarket heads get a port volume of 195-200. If you pull the heads check the piston to deck height and also select a head gasket that will give a piston to head clearance of .038 to .040. Most pistons set .020 down in the hole at tdc and when thick type rebuilder .042-.050 head gasket is used it really screws up the quench distance which also kills the performance. When GM built these motors at the factory they used thin .018 steel shim head gaskets with the pistons .020 down in the hole and the quench distance was perfect. If the wrong gasket is used you could be giving up a whole 1/2 point of compression which is a lot on a 327 where compression is usually hard to get in the first place. I don't know of anyone who is running the edelbrock carbs on a tunnel ram, most serious tunnel ram setups have mechanical secondary design carbs with a double pumper design, the old center squirter 660 Holley was a tunnel ram designed carb. The 4.56's are perfect for a high winding tunnel rammed 327 IMO, with 4.11's or higher the rpm drop between gears would really put the 327 out of it's power range after the shift. |
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1913 : in search of the world before the Great War / Charles Emmerson. |
Authors: | Emmerson, Charles. |
Call number: | 909.821 EMM |
Publisher: | New York : PublicAffairs, c2013. |
Publication date: | c2013. |
Subject: | History, Modern -- 20th century. |
Title: | 1913 : in search of the world before the Great War / Charles Emmerson. |
Additional title: | Nineteen-thirteen |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Physical description: | xiv, 526 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. |
Contents note: | Introduction -- I Centre of the Universe: London: World City; Paris: The Eternal, the Universal; Berlin: Powerhouse; Rome: The Pope's aeroplane; Vienna: Shadows and Light; St. Petersburg: Eastern Colossus -- II The Old New World: Washington DC: Republic, Nation, Empire; New Work: Metropolis; Detroit: A Model Future; Los Angeles: Boom!; Mexico City: Monroe's Bequest -- III The World Beyond: Winnipeg-Melbourne: Britain Abroad; Buenos Aires: Southern Star; Algiers: The Radiance of the Republic; Bombay-Durban: Tapestry of Empire; Tehran: Under Foreign Eyes; Jerusalem: Zion and its Discontents -- IV Twilight Powers: Constantinople: Tides of History; Peking-Shanghai: Walking Slumber; Tokyo: Rising Sun; London: Beyond the Horizon -- Epilogue: The Afterlife of 1913. |
Summary note: | A Chatham House senior research fellow and author of The Future History of the Arctic presents an assessment of the year 1913 that is independent of an imminent World War I, drawing on visits to European capitals and other major cities to reveal how the world was more integrated and internationalized than previously understood. "Today, 1913 is inevitably viewed through the lens of 1914: as the last year before a war that would shatter the global economic order and tear Europe apart, undermining its global pre-eminence. Our perspective narrowed by hindsight, the world of that year is reduced to its most frivolous features... In this illuminating history, Charles Emmerson liberates the world of 1913 from this "prelude to war" narrative, and explores it as it was, in all its richness and complexity. Traveling from Europe's capitals, then at the height of their global reach, to the emerging metropolises of Canada and the United States, the imperial cities of Asia and Africa, and the boomtowns of Australia and South America, he provides a panoramic view of a world crackling with possibilities, its future still undecided, its outlook still open." -- front cover flap. |
Biography note: | Includes bibliographical references (p. [495]-501) and index. |
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Karren was featured this morning on the KOIN 6 morning news show. Kacey Montoya and her camera man, Douglas, came by nice and early (4:30 AM). They did 4 segments with 4 teasers where Karren showed how to make two of her desserts and showcased the camcorder cake Karren made specifically for the broadcast. It was great getting to know Kacey and a lot of fun to do the show. Karren felt that it was a great experience and we hope Kacey enjoyed herself also. We sent the cake back to the studio with them. Bon appetit. The recipes featured on the broadcast are posted on the KOIN 6 website and the actual newscast is posted on Karren's website (thanks to Jeff Bowden for making it web accessible).
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