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Camaro Relay, Horn, 1970-1981 Part # 725021
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The Speed Bleeder has a built-in check valve to allow brakes to be bled by one person. Sold in pairs.
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Very useful, but not perfect
By Lewie221
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Comments about Goodridge Brake Speed Bleeder (8mm x 1.25):
These don't replace a vacuum bleeder, because you still need to get the system mostly full of fluid before you can build up pressure, but once there, these are great for a final bleed.I've fitted these to all my bikes. They really ought to be OEM equipment.One caveat is that the seal when open depends on that solid thread sealant. This makes the bleeders a tight fit when initially installed. It can be tough to feel when they're bottomed out in the caliper.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Makes Bleeding Brakes Easy
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I've installed these on all of my bikes, and provided the master cylinder is bled, these make bleeding the rest of the system a breeze. While not necessary, a vacuum tool helps speed up the bleeding process by drawing fluid quickly through the system.
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from Victoria, British Columbia
I installed six of these bleeders on my '07 Goldwing. It made it very easy to run new brake fluid through the brake lines by myself, the Goldwing is more complicated than most motorcycles due to the linked braking system and the anti-dive function. I will still probably buy a vacuum system to do a complete change of fluid (air bleed then fill)but that will probably be easier with these bleeders.
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I installed these on my GL1000 about three years ago, and am now installing them on all five of our bikes, and the car. Anything that makes doing routine maintenance easier is a definite plus.
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In Henderson County, money to run the 911 Call Center comes from fees on land line phone bills and smaller fees on cell phone bills.
But with more and more people making the switch from land line to cell phones, city officials are considering a different option for funding.
Mayor Steve Austin says one option would be placing the $2.50 911 emergency fee on water bills instead of phone bills.
Austin says right now, a $2.50 charge per month is assigned to each land line and after state fees are taken out, the 911 center only gets about 43-cents per month per cell line.
Austin tells us it costs nearly $1-million per year to run the emergency call center. He says in the past few years, the number of people dialing 911 from a cell phone has increased significantly.
This option, presented before a city-council cooperative study committee would make the fees fair for everyone.
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Harmony Grove continued their quest to another conference title on Tuesday when they played host to Cutter Morning Star. Unfortunately, only one team was to show up against the Eagles.
The Lady Cardinals started the night for Harmony Grove and on a very high note, especially for their confidence, beating the Lady Eagles 45-32 to get to 2-4 in conference play.
The Lady Cardinals opened the first quarter with a 16-4 run heading into the second, thanks big in part to their senior leadership who had 10 of the first quarter points for the Lady Cardinals.
The Bauxite Lady Miners held the Pulaski Robinson Lady Senators to six points in the second half in defeating them 48-24 in 7-4A conference action on Tuesday at Fred Dawson Gym in Bauxite.
"Defensively, I didn't think we played bad," Bauxite Coach Josh Harrison said. "We were out of position a few times, especially in the press. I thought we did a pretty decent job of scrambling and hustling defensively. Out of the press, we had some people out of position and a few people not rotating quick enough. They got a few deep passes and some easy shots there early."
Oops. That's what I have to say to those NBA players who signed contracts with the Chinese Basketball Association when the NBA Lockout was in full effect. The lockout ended on Christmas Day and the NBA is going on with a shortened season, but the Chinese season doesn't end until March, so what are the former NBA players doing that signed contracts with the Chinese teams doing? Staying in China, despite some players' efforts to renege on their contracts.
The Bauxite Miners led by 11 in the first quarter against the Malvern Leopards, but lost 67-51 on Thursday night in 7-4A conference action in Malvern.
The Miners (9-6, 2-2 7-4A) led 17-6 early in the first quarter with the help of two Hunter Holder 3-pointers and took a 21-13 advantage going into the second quarter with help from senior Cody McPherson's nine first-quarter points. Bauxite was up 21-10, but Malvern hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
For most schools throughout the state, the Christmas and New Year's holidays mean time off from homework, class and sports for athletes. But, not for the Harmony Grove senior high basketball teams. Both teams got back to work on Tuesday night, one day before even returning to school full time. The Lady Cardinals kicked the night off with a 3A conference match up against Episcopal. And what a Happy New Year it was for the Lady Cardinals, as they beat the Lady Wildcats 47-24.
The Bauxite Lady Miners came back from a big first-half deficit to defeat the Maumelle Lady Hornets 61-49 on Tuesday in 7-4A conference action at Fred Dawson Gym in Bauxite. The Lady Miners were outscored 14-7 in the first quarter.
Down 18-9 early in the second quarter, junior Mary Crow led the Lady Miners back. Crow hit a short jump shot at the 6:30 mark to spark a 5-0 run to make it an 18-14 Lady Hornets lead with 5:20 left. Maumelle (10-6, 2-1 7-4A) scored four straight points capped by a Daysha Ross 5-foot jumper to make it 22-14 with 4:15 left.


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Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (L) poses for a photo after being presented with a hockey stick and uniform of an Industrial Men's Hockey League of Portland, Maine, team, that's in Japan for fund-raising games to provide help to earthquake and tsunami victims.
New York Rangers defenseman Marc Staal is now in favor of grandfathering in visors. It was the first thing that went through my mind when I hit the ice, Staal said Tuesday in his first public statements since the injury. I should have been wearing a visor. But hindsight is 20/20. Which, incidentally, is better than his current vision. [Globe & Mail]
Ilya Kovalchuk returned to the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday after being out with a shoulder injury, but theres no timetable for him being back on the ice. Said Coach Pete DeBoer: Were not going to put his safety in jeopardy, but were not going to wait until hes 100 percent to get him back in, DeBoer said. Thats not realistic. [Fire & Ice]
Dustin Penner on mens field hockey being an Olympic sport: Its for girls. [LA Kings Insider]
Ilya Bryzgalov on Jones Beach: You can call it whatever you want, but its not a beach, Bryzgalov said. A beach is somewhere in the Caribbean, somewhere in Florida where its warm and you can swim. Here is dark water. [Courier Post]
Are people underestimating the Vancouver Canucks. Said Henrik Sedin: "In this city are we ever going to be underdogs? I dont think so. [NHL.com]
Uh-oh: Chris Higgins hopefully back for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, say the Canucks. [@Hosea24hours]
Lane MacDermid, acquired by the Dallas Stars in the Jaromir Jagr trade, is coughing up blood. Good times. [Dallas Stars Blog]
Jussi Jokinen on his return to Raleigh as a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins: The first couple shifts will be weird, but after those shifts, I will be able to settle in. Hopefully it's just another hockey game." [NHL.com]
Interesting piece on the Jason Pominville trade with the Minnesota Wild, and GM Chuck Fletchers process: Whatever the proper description, [owner Craig] Leipolds insatiable thirst for winning has compelled the Wild owner to execute some bold transactions, regardless of cost. His latest shrewd move happened last week when the Wild agreed to give up two prospects, a first-round draft pick and a second-round pick to acquire Buffalo captain Jason Pominville at the trade deadline. [Star Tribune]
Blow for the Detroit Red Wings: Darren Helm is expected to miss the rest of the season. [Malik]
Should Washington Capitals fans care is the Southeast Division sucks? [Japers]
Tim Whitehead is no longer Maines head coach. [CHN]
Ryan Malone is back for the Tampa Bay Lightning. [Lightning Strikes]
Bourne on the creation of luck and the PDO stat. [Backhand Shelf]
Phoenix Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney announced today that the Coyotes have assigned defenseman David Rundblad to the Portland Pirates, the Coyotes American Hockey League affiliate (AHL). [Yotes]
St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced Tuesday the club has recalled forward Dmitrij Jaskin (dih-MEE-tree YEAH-skihn) from the Blues American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Peoria Rivermen. [Blues]
Nashville Predators President of Hockey Operations/General Manager David Poile announced today that the club has recalled forward Daniel Bang (DAN-yehl BAWNG) from Milwaukee (AHL) under emergency conditions. The Kista, Sweden native is expected to make his NHL debut tonight against St. Louis, and wear No. 50. [Preds]
Finally, someone found a way to make Tie Domi even creepier, which is no small feat (with Gary Roberts head).


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Faculty Grants in International and Regional Studies, Guidelines 2007-08
The UCLA International Institute will offer a limited number of mid-sized grants to faculty projects that will serve to advance internationally-oriented research, teaching, and outreach. Applications will be accepted and awards granted each quarter.
Published: Monday, November 26, 2007
- Fall Quarter: December 7, 2007
- Winter Quarter: March 3, 2008
- Spring Quarter: May 2, 2008
The UCLA International Institute will offer a limited number of individual grants to faculty projects that will serve to advance internationally-oriented research, teaching, and outreach. Applications will be accepted and granted each quarter, with award announcements and fund disbursements to be made in the quarter subsequent to the application period.
- At least one of the Principal Investigators must hold a ladder UCLA faculty appointment; junior faculty members are particularly encouraged to apply. Although those who hold non-teaching or visiting appointments are not eligible to apply, ladder faculty may propose as co-PIs individuals affiliated with other (especially foreign) institutions. The Institute Selection Committee will normally award funding up to $10,000. Well justified longer-term projects may also be considered.
- Applications should be made for research in one or more of the following areas: regional and cross-regional studies, multi-disciplinary international issues; themes of globalization and transnational exchange.
- Please email an application not to exceed two pages to German Esparza firstname.lastname@example.com. The application should state the following:
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- Brief description of the project: Objectives and expected outcome and/or deliverables; anticipated timetable for the project (normally one year or less). For a conference or colloquium, state proposed speakers, participants, and targeted audience.
- Other funding sources, if any.
- Itemized budget.
- Exclusions: Equipment and faculty salaries will not be funded by this program.
- A sub-committee of the International Institute Faculty Advisory Committee will review the applications to select projects for funding. Notification of awards will be made within four weeks after the deadline dates. The award will be transferred to the home department of the applicant(s) shortly afterwards.
- Projects awarded these grants must acknowledge the UCLA International Institute as a co-sponsor in all programs and public information materials.
- Upon completion of the project, the grantee(s) must submit a short email report regarding the outcome of the project.
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Every day you have an opportunity to change the way the world sees God, just by you being proof to someone who doesn't know how much God loves them.
That's what the new song, "The Proof of Your Love" (iTunes) from For King &Country, is all about. In the song, Joel Smallbone recites the Message paraphrase of 1 Corinthians 13:1-7:
"If I speak with human eloquence and angelic ecstasy but don't love, I'm nothing but the creaking of a rusty gate. If I speak God's Word with power, revealing all his mysteries and making everything plain as day, and if I have faith that says to a mountain, "Jump," and it jumps, but I don't love, I'm nothing. If I give everything I own to the poor and even go to the stake to be burned as a martyr, but I don't love, I've gotten nowhere. So, no matter what I say, what I believe, and what I do, I'm bankrupt without love."
I'm inspired by this song to be more loving. I don't know about you, but I think we complicate how to be that proof. We think that we have this laundry list of things you have to do, the right things. And then there's this list of things not to do, the wrong things, and we use those lists to go around telling everyone how they can be better.
There's got to be a better way. I heard someone put being the proof of God's love this way.
Picture a computer screensaver with all these words up there on who you think you and others are supposed to be: pure, not envious, selfless, giving, not boastful, do good, don't judge people, read your bible and pray every day, don't steal, don't lie.
The list just goes on and on, it keeps scrolling, and each word or phrase reminds you of how you've failed to meet the expectations that your parents, church, yourself have put on you..So you hit the ESCAPE button, and two words appear on the screen.
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When Global Events Partners (GEP), a consortium of 38 destination management companies in the United States and abroad, redesigned its Web site, it put a little of the human touch in its online requests for proposals, its core e-commerce service. When you log onto the RFP at the updated site (www.globaleventspartners.com), you don't just get the usual form. You also get a toll-free number you can call while you're online. On the other end is a real live human being to answer your questions in real time.
The GEP expert will help you through the RFP process, and when your form is perfect, you can send it through the site to DMCs that meet your criteria. The site promises that member DMCs will return proposals within 72 hours, and you can store your data on the Web site so you can update it for future meetings.
The site also provides an online survey that allows you to give post-event feedback, as well as a resources section where you can post questions, tell your war stories, take part in online discussions on measuring and managing event return on investment, and give your two cents worth on the pros and cons of using online planning resources (a refreshing choice of topics for an online planning Web site). A slew of case studies on how GEP's DMC partners have handled various planning needs is also there, including some ways they perked up tired meeting themes.
Another new feature is the Executive Guest Book, where you can comment on the site. Full of raves like, "in one word: Wow!" it's not terribly objective, but it's fun to cruise through and see if anyone you know has signed in, and it gives the site more of that homey feel.
GEP's Web site also offers you lots of ways to search its database of DMC partners--by name, city, state, or country--and it provides a quick click-on list for information about a specific DMC partner.
The site is rounded out with an online newsletter, updates from DMCs on what's happening in their areas, and a calendar of meeting industry events. Another addition to the site are profiles of two GEP partners--one domestic, one international--that will be changed monthly. And, of course, it includes a link to the Web site of GEP's sister company, The Krisam Group, which specializes in group hotel bookings.
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The travel-dating website MissTravel.com polled members on the worst airports in America for long delays. The winner is in the D.C. region.
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Dulles airport expects to see widespread cancellations due to weather
An approaching weather system will impact scheduled flights to and from the Washington, D.C. area this evening and Wednesday morning.
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Athletes pull together for Special Olympics at Dulles Airport
Saturday marked the annual Dulles Day celebration of the airport, and the centerpiece of the festivities was the 21st annual Plane Pull.
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Two caught with weapons at Dulles Airport
Two men were detected with weapons as they tried to board planes leaving Dulles Airport on Thursday - one of them rather unusual.
Local kids get taste of airline travel
Forty kids from the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington spent Tuesday evening at Dulles International Airport getting a taste of what it's like to get ready to fly in a Qatar Airways 777.
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United Airlines says two airplanes clipped wings at a gate at Dulles International Airport.
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Dulles International is one of five major airports with designated smoking areas. A study released Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found air pollution is five times higher in airports with inside smoking areas compared to those that are smoke- free.
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Traveling in the D.C. area may be smoother this Thanksgiving
There are some good signs for travelers in our area, who will be heading out-of-town this week for Thanksgiving.
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Special Olympic athletes pull 82-ton plane
A team of Special Olympic athletes pulled an 82-ton FedEx Airbus cargo plane at Dulles International Airport on Saturday.
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Cocaine stashed inside double-lined plastic honey and cream jars and allegedly destined for Maryland addresses was discovered by Customs and Border Protection officers at Washington Dulles International Airport on Saturday.
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