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My mother always said that beauty is only skin-deep. (So did your mom.) She was also quick to say that real beauty is on the inside, and I always heard the other cliché that you never judge a book by its cover. Those phrases fit Dave Sherer's '55 Chevy to the utmost--its rusty, faded, scratched, and even has some dings from cruising the streets of Long Island, New York. Your initial impression of the car is that it's a diamond in the rough, lowered and rolling on a nice set of American Racing wheels that are probably worth more than the body. But that is when the motherly advice kicks-in; one peek past the tinted windows reveals a custom interior, and the rumble from the exhaust pipes certainly sounds healthier and nastier than the original straight-six. Mom is usually right and this is certainly one of those times.
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Naruto is the number one loudest ninja of the Leaf Village. He is loud, hyperactive, clumsy, kind of stupid and he dreams of becoming hokage. Although Naruto definitely isn't the smartest or most talented ninja of the Leaf Village, he does have one hell of a lot of chakra at his disposal.
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CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane will be joining the Republic of Ireland for their friendlies against England on May 29 and Georgia on June 2 just a day after the Irish FA stated that he will not travel.
On Tuesday, LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena stressed that the Galaxy were eager to keep Keane through their June 2 match with the New England Revolution, but in light of an agreement between U.S. Soccer to release U.S. Internationals—like defender Omar Gonzalez— for their upcoming five matches in May and June, the club allowed Keane's release.
"In reflecting over it, if we're required to release U.S. players then how can we not allow other internationals to go? We're allowing U.S. players to play in friendlies, then it creates an awkward situation, but it's fair," said Arena. "In all fairness, it's the right thing to do. In reality, no player should be released: U.S. players or other internationals. We should adhere to FIFA rules.
"The league mandated that we release the players," Arena later added "If our U.S. internationals are going for friendlies then others should. We're on the same team here and it is not one rule for one and one for another."
In his teleconference last week, U.S. National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann outlined the agreement that will allow U.S. players called up for the matches in May and June to remain with clubs through May 27, in exchange for being open for selection for the final week of the Gold Cup.
Although Arena was quick to mention that he's not "losing any sleep at night" over the move, he admitted that coaches may not agree with the decision.
"I don't think coaches agree with that, but that is fine," said Arena. "We have some input, if we have issues, we try to articulate it. Sometimes, it's not heard, but that is fine."
The LA Galaxy may be traveling across the country to take on the Carolina Railhawks in the third round of the U.S. Open Cup on May 29, but if they defeat the Railhawks then they'll get to host their fourth round match at StubHub Center--possibly against Chivas USA.
U.S. Soccer announced on Wednesday that the LA Galaxy will host their fourth round match against the winner of the third round game between Chivas USA and USL Pro side Los Angeles Blues on June 12, provided they get past the Railhawks. The Rojiblancos will take on the Blues on May 28 at Titan Stadium in Fullerton.
If the Galaxy fall to the Railhawks, the winner of the match between Chivas and Blues will travel to North Carolina.
Robbie Keane is joining Ireland for their friendlies against England and Georgia after all.
The Republic of Ireland Football Association announced on Wednesday that Keane and the LA Galaxy had reached an agreement to allow him to join up with the Irish for their friendlies against England at Wembley Stadium on May 29 and Georgia on June 2 in Dublin. Ireland will then take on the Faroe Islands in a World Cup Qualifier on June 7 before closing the international period with a friendly against Spain on June 11 in New York.
"I would like to thank LA Galaxy for reconsidering their decision after further conversations between us which really means a lot to me," Keane said in a statement released by the Irish FA. "We have reached an agreement that will enable me to make it to the games and I look forward to playing my part."
Keane was scheduled to stay with the Galaxy through their June 2 match against the New England Revolution, but will now likely depart after LA's match against Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday.
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CARSON, Calif. – Much of the talk following the LA Galaxy's 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls focused the defensive breakdown that led to the decisive goal in LA's defeat, but on Tuesday, goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini hit back at those criticisms.
"To be fair, I think this team is getting a lot of critique, a lot of comments about how we're doing," Cudicini said. "I think the defense is doing pretty well. Compare it to the previous two years and, for sure, we've improved. I don't really get all this critique I read and I hear on TV about this defense, really. I'm sorry."
Tim Cahill's goal in stoppage time was the sixth goal that the Galaxy have conceded in the last 15 minutes in 2013, but Cudicini is adamant that the notions of defensive breakdowns or the late goals, do not tell the whole story.
"I don't think they're fair, it's as easy as that," Cudicini said. "How can you critique a defense that is second defense in the league? Every time we concede a goal I read and I hear stuff on TV every time. I don't think it's fair. I don't read the same things when other teams concede goals. Why are we the only team where we have problems on defense?
"If you compare the defense to last year, we improved it and you compare to two years ago then we have the same shutouts and a couple of goals more [conceded] so I don't see the standard that we are not achieving at this moment. I'm talking about statistics, not my point of view, you love statistics, I'm bringing statistics to you."
The statistics back up Cudicini's argument as after 11 games, the Galaxy have conceded 10 goals and sit in a four-way tie with the Columbus Crew, Sporting Kansas City, and the Colorado Rapids for the title of second best defense in the league. However, LA and Columbus are likely to be given the edge as each team has played 11 games compared to 12 and 13 for Colorado and Sporting respectively. Meanwhile, LA has earned four shutouts to date.
The 2013 mark is an improvement from LA's 2012 numbers when LA failed to register a shutout while conceding 16 goals in their first 11 regular season games. In fact, LA's goals allowed numbers are nearly identical to the Galaxy's mark in 2011 when they conceded 11 goals while holding four shutouts.
"What I'm saying is we want to improve? Yes, we want to. We have to improve? Yes we do. We want to get better? Yes, but it's part of a team, part of the process that a team has to go through during the season," Cudicini said.
"Now that we are already 11 games in, we want to get better, try not to concede silly goals and avoid silly situations. But in soccer, in football that happens, it will happen today, it will happen in two games, it will always happen.
"Of course you want to try to get rid of mistakes or situations where you can control better, but personally I don't think this defense is doing as bad as a lot of people are saying."
The LA Galaxy will take on the Carolina Railhawks in the third round of the U.S. Open Cup.
LA earned a second straight trip Cary, North Carolina after the NASL side defeated the PDL's Carolina Dynamo 3-1 at WakeMed Soccer Park on Tuesday. The Railhawks will host the Galaxy at WakeMed on May 29.
It will be the second straight year that the two teams will face off in U.S. Open Cup after the Railhawks defeated the Galaxy 2-1 in the 2012 edition of the tournament.
CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane will join up with his Republic of Ireland a little later than previously anticipated as club commitments with the LA Galaxy will stay with the club through June 2.
Keane had been called by Ireland for their upcoming friendlies against England and Georgia, but since those matches fall outside of the FIFA international window, he will remain with the Galaxy until Ireland's World Cup Qualifier against the Faroe Islands on June 7 and their friendly with Spain on June 11.With the World Cup Qualifier not until June 7, Keane will be available for selection for LA's matches against Seattle Sounders FC on May 26 at The Home Depot Center and New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium on June 2.
The LA Galaxy captain has scored two goals and tallied three assists while appearing in five of LA's 11 regular season games as injuries and international commitments have taken their toll on the Irishman.
"We're following FIFA rules. Robbie is an important member of our team," LA head coach Bruce Arena said on Tuesday. "He's missed half the games in the league. These games are important, we're the ones that pay him and he'll be for the important games for Ireland. We wish that we could let him go for the whole [camp], but that's not the way that it works."
Although Keane will not participate in Ireland's friendlies, Arena attests that there is no hard feelings from the Irish Football Association.
"Ireland is very professional. They understand completely," Arena said. "They understand our issues and we all understand what the FIFA rules are and we're following them."
Cue up "Empire State of Mind" by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys -- or maybe "New York, New York" by Frank Sinatra if you feel so inclined -- because MLS finally has a team in New York City.
On Tuesday, MLS announced the creation of New York City Football Club, which will become the league's 20th franchise. The team will officially join the league during the 2015 season and the deal brings together a partnership between Premier League giant Manchester City, MLS, and baseball's New York Yankees.
Following LA Galaxy training on Tuesday, New York native and LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena offered his thoughts on the new franchise.
"I think that it's great. That's where I'm from, that part of New York and it's a great spot for a new franchise," Arena said. "It's an area that supports the sport of soccer.The venues that they've discussed in Queens [Flushing Meadows-Corona Park] is a good one, but if that falls through then I'm sure that there will be some other options. I know that Belmont Park [in Long Island] was a possibility for the [NASL's New York] Cosmos, maybe it can be a possibility for an MLS team. If they get a suitable venue, it's going to be fabulous addition to the league."
The primary question that surrounds NYCFC is just where the team will actually be located. The team will off in 2015 in a temporary location as a permanent home is constructed -- Yankee Stadium is being floated as a potential option -- and may stay there for two to three years. But as NYCFC look for a venue, it certainly doesn't hurt to have the clout of the New York Yankees behind them, a team that is dear to Arena's heart.
"When you get the Yankees behind it, there is not a better organization in sports," said Arena, who attended the Yankees game against the Toronto Blue Jays last Thursday. "The Yankees are the Yankees. There's nothing like the Yankees."
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The LA Galaxy returned from their three game, nine-day road trip on Sunday evening after their 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls. Rather than a simple "Takeoffs and Landings" post, I decided to go in a different direction and take a look by the numbers at LA's trip:
*1: number of goals scored by Gyasi Zardes, who scored his first career MLS goal in LA's 4-1 defeat to Vancouver Whitecaps FC
* 3: number of points earned over the three game span.
*4: The number of goals scored by the Galaxy on the road trip and also the number of players who played 90 minutes in each of the three games (Omar Gonzalez, A.J. DeLaGarza, Carlo Cudicini, and Landon Donovan).
*6: The number of goals conceded by the Galaxy on the road trip.
*10: The number of minutes that Juninho played prior to exiting LA's defeat to the Red Bulls with a right shin injury.
*16: The number of players who played in at least one of the three games.
*30: The number of minutes that Rafael Garcia had played in the MLS Regular season prior to LA's defeat to the Red Bulls.
*80: The number of minutes that Garcia played in the defeat to the Red Bulls.
*201: The number of Regular Season appearances for Landon Donovan in an LA Galaxy uniform. Donovan made his 200 regular season appearance in LA's win over Philadelphia and is just five away from tying Mauricio Cienfuegos for third all-time on LA's regular season appearance list.
*6083: An approximation of the miles that the Galaxy traveled during their road trip. The list includes miles traveled by plane and bus.
LA Galaxy Homegrown right back Oscar Sorto has been named to the 22-man U.S. U-20 squad for the upcoming Toulon Tournament in France.
The tournament takes place from May 28 to June 8th and serves as the final tune-up before this summer's U-20 World Cup in Turkey. Joining Sorto will be LA Galaxy Academy alums Javan Torre and Jeffrey Payeras, who were members of a training camp at The Home Depot Center in April.
One omission, however, is LA forward Jose Villarreal, who has been a regular for the U-20's throughout their qualification campaign, possibly due to his status with the Galaxy first team. Although not called up, Villarreal is expected to make the squad for the upcoming World Cup.
The complete roster is below...
GOALKEEPERS (2): Cody Cropper (Southampton FC/England), Kendall McIntosh (Santa Clara Univ.)
DEFENDERS (7): Eric Miller (Creighton Univ.), Juan Pablo Ocegueda (CD Guadalajara/Mexico), Shane O'Neill (Colorado Rapids), Jeffrey Payeras (CSD Municipal/Guatemala), Caleb Stanko (SC Freiburg/Germany), Oscar Sorto (LA Galaxy), Javan Torre (UCLA)
MIDFIELDERS (7): Kellyn Acosta (FC Dallas), Marlon Hairston (Univ. of Louisville), Benji Joya (Santos Laguna/Mexico), Mikey Lopez (Sporting Kansas City), Collin Martin (Wake Forest Univ.), Dillon Serna (Colorado Rapids), Wil Trapp (Columbus Crew)
FORWARDS (6): Daniel Cuevas (Santos Laguna/Mexico), Daniel Garcia (Univ. of North Carolina), Alonso Hernandez (CF Monterrey/Mexico), Alfred Koroma (Univ. of Akron), Jordan Morris (Seattle Sounders Academy.), Victor Pineda (Chicago Fire)
Courtesy of LAGalaxy.com, Robbie Keane discusses the LA Galaxy's 1-0 defeat to the New York Red Bulls.
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The dimensions I've got for the .50 Beowulf barrel are .906 at gas block & .980 under handguards. I think that was a Trommix rifle.
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The dimensions I've got for the .50 Beowulf barrel are .906 at gas block & .980 under handguards. I think that was a Trommix rifle.
The pressures may be similar?
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1biggun, I also was wondering how aluminum would work for a GB. Just a machined sleeve for the piston to ride in and the tube to sit on.
Bradrock, I could get a pic of my custom RSB on the .308 if you want. A lot like 1biggun's thinned a little and a Saiga handguard reworked a little to fit together.
ETA: Looking at the 50-110 pic again it looks like it might be a custom GB??? Also is the front sight on backwards? The slope to the front?
The AR 15 and others use aluminum for the gas block I am not sure what pressures they actually encounter. the AK piston is fairly loose fitting so I dont think the block handels any were near the chamber pressures that are in the barrel. On the one I made for my varmit build I made the hole in the bloc considerably larger than the hole in the actual barrel so not to act as a restriction and build up any pressure and possably make it flow better in hopes of being able to cycle the action with smaller port in the barrel. I am planning to use aluminum on my next varmit build (17-223) I dont think there will be any problem as long as there is enough material around the barrel. I am not sure if piston wear on the aluminum block would be a big factor or not, a sleave would not hurt for that matter, one could sleave the entire port buy pressing in a steel rod then drilling it out. I am planing on building a heavy varmit build (18 pounds aprox) and a very light weight version that I can pack. I was thinking aluminum RSB and GB.
Another way to go for the RSB is to trim off the bottom were the barrel runs through it and weld it to the trunion as susgested else were on several other threads. then the barrel would not even touch it. I personaly dont like the idea of welding to the trunion but a couple light tacs to the other edges likely wont hurt.
Thanks, that helps. I guess this is going to have to have a custom-built gas block.Originally Posted by Bradrock
Here's a pic of that rechambered PSL. Notice the thickness of the barrel. I wonder now if that is a custom gas block on that. Looks almost like a Yugo gas block. Yes, I agree that the front sight is on backwards:
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the gas block looks like a standard one cut down an welded to a sleave or a completely custom made one. I got my hands on some 45-70 ammo today to play with very interesting. I also noticed in my Midway catolog that they show barrel blanks for the 45-70 differant from the .458 blanks not sure why?? possably differant twist or is the bore not .458 on the 45-70???
Correct on the twist - it appears to use a specific twist barrel.
I didn't think about a pipe that was welded on - good idea. I have an AK gas block that will be *perfect* for this.
What kind of ammo did you get? There are about 3 different flavors of 45-70 in my reloading manuals, depending on the rifle intended. The black powder kind is the light load, usually 405 grains. Mid-weight loads are for the old falling block and Winchester rifles, and the heavy loads are for the new heavy hunting rifles only, usually the Ruger Mk1.
Look up the pressures on the Hodgdon website, and you'll see the loads are lighter pressure than what the 7.62x54R chamber is designed for, except for one or two hot loads that are up to 50,000 CUP (the 350 grain I think). The bottom line is that the PSL action should handle any load in 45-70.
There is a .45-70 barrel on e-gunparts.com (Numrich) that are for the Marlin IIRC, and has all the dovetails for the sights, etc. I didnt' want to use that one because the chamber is going to need some finessing to work in an AK action. Namely, the threaded section will need to be sleeved, and it will need to be thinned some.
The barrels on Midway *appear* to be unchambered. I haven't called yet, but all the rest in that category need to be chambered.
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I think I am getting a H&R single shot in 45-70 in a trade. the guy had some misc ammo that he gave me to play with. some lead bullets some jacketed. the other Gas bloc that may work is the FAL even though it is a little out of line it can be made to work and is adjustiable. I need to get me a bolt and carrier. to play with. all this has me thinkng of some other rimmed cartridges as well.


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Global Health, Center for
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Healthy Communities, Center for
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Innovation Management, Center for
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International Trade Assistance Center
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Lake Campus Business Enterprise Center
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Lifespan Health Research Center
The Lifespan Health Research Center is part of the Department of Community Health within the Boonshoft School of Medicine. It is comprised of two divisions — the Division of Epidemiology and the Division of Morphological Sciences and Biostatistics. Research in the Division of Epidemiology focuses on examining risk factors and health consequences for a number of common diseases, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, sarcopenia and osteoporosis. Research in the Division of Morphological Sciences and Biostatistics focuses on determinants of craniofacial morphology, genetics of bone and joint health, longitudinal modeling of growth, and assessment of skeletal maturity. LHRC also houses the Fels Longitudinal Study, the world's largest and longest running study of human development, growth, body composition and aging. www.med.wright.edu/lhrc Wm. Cameron Chumlea, Ph.D., Executive Director; (937) 775-1437; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Nursing Institute of West Central Ohio
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Ohio Small Business Development Center
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Rehabilitation Research and Training Center
The Rehabilitation Research and Training Center addresses employment issues among persons with disabilities and co-existing substance use disorders by providing training, technical assistance, and rehabilitation research. www.med.wright.edu/citar/sardi/rrtc_about.html Josephine F. Wilson, D.D.S., Ph.D., Director; (937) 775-1484; E-mail: email@example.com
Supply Chain Transformation, Center for
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Surveillance Research, Center for
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Advanced Power and Energy Conversion, Center for
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Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute
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Ohio Imaging Research and Innovation Network
The Ohio Imaging Research and Innovation Network involves Wright State, Case Western Reserve University, and The Ohio State University, and endeavors to support research and education in the field of medical imaging, thus creating intellectual property that will lead to commercialization and the creation of jobs in Ohio. Thomas Hangartner, Ph.D., Director; (937) 775-5044; E-mail: email@example.com
Wright State Center for High Performance Computing
The Wright State Center for High Performance Computing is a joint Cradle/Wright State center for high-performance computing. Cradle is a leading Japanese company in computational fluid dynamics. Students have the opportunity to work on practical engineering projects and interact with researchers and engineers. http://www.engineering.wright.edu/chpc/ George P.G. Huang, Ph.D., Director; (937) 751-2623; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Mathematics and Science Education, Center for
The Center for Mathematics and Science Education (CMSE) is responsible for overseeing and coordinating interdisciplinary STEM courses and degree programs for educators offered jointly by the College of Education and the College of Science. The Center supports and facilitates faculty research and professional development for school based educators pertaining to all aspects of STEM education including curriculum, learning, schooling, teacher education and public policy affecting these domains. Edgar A. Rutter, Ph.D., Director; (937) 775-3168; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Statistical Consulting Center
The Statistical Consulting Center is a research support service in the College of Science and Mathematics which assists researchers both internal and external to the University in experimental or survey design, data management, opscan form design and scanning, data analysis, interpretation of results, and general statistical problem-solving. The Center also provides statistical education opportunities. www.math.wright.edu/ms/scc/ Harry J. Khamis, Ph.D. Director; (937) 775-2433; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Teen gets jail for SHS computer theftsBy ERIC FRANCIS
HERALD CORRESPONDENT | July 10,2014WHITE RIVER JUNCTION A former Springfield High School student made a plea deal in a case charging him with stealing more than a dozen computers, iPads, cameras and other electronic devices from the school.
Kyle Scott, 19, will spend a week in jail under a plea agreement reached Tuesday in White River Junction criminal court. He must also undergo screening for substance abuse and stay off all school properties in Springfield.
Scott pleaded no contest to a felony burglary charge and guilty to a misdemeanor charge of petty larceny. He received a total of 3½ years, all suspended on probation except for one week to be served later this month.
Court records say Springfield High School custodian Bruce Merriam found a window to the schools IT room had been smashed June 4, 2013.
He determined that more than $8,000 in computers, electronic gear, cash and a staff members bottle of cologne were taken.
The next day, police said, the schools IT director, Christopher Moody, noticed that one of the stolen MacBook latops automatically connected to the schools computer server to check for updates.
Police got a subpoena for an Internet service providers records and determined that the laptop had connected to the Internet from an address on Stanley Road in Springfield.
Officers searched the home and court records said they found one of the missing computers, complete with Springfield High School identification on it, in Scotts bedroom.
Police said Scott claimed he had no idea the computer and other items found in his bedroom were stolen. But police said they discovered that Scott and another teen, who has since moved from the area, had been selling off the stolen items.MORE IN Southern VermontBENNINGTON — Ask author and Bennington College graduate Charlotte Silver if the title of... Full StoryPresident Calvin Coolidge was remembered in all sorts of ways Saturday on the 143rd anniversary... Full StoryPresident Calvin Coolidge was remembered in all sorts of ways Saturday on the 143rd anniversary... Full Story
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