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But with two weekends left before the Big Ten indoor championships in Geneva, Ohio, the picture figures to clear up quickly. After this weekend — which will see Nebraska send competitors to the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., and the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa — Pepin figures he'll be close to finalizing the 32-competitor rosters NU will take to the conference meet.
"There's a lot of strategy involved if you're a team that's trying to win a championship," Pepin said. "We go trying to win a championship."
The No. 9 Huskers project to be neck-and-neck with No. 5 Wisconsin and No. 7 Penn State for the Big Ten crown. NU's men own 32 top-10 placings in the indoor events. However, those rankings factor in several NU athletes who won't compete in events at the conference meet.
For example, sophomore Levi Gipson, the conference leader in the 600 meters, also has the sixth-best time in the 400; however, Gipson will only run the 600 at the Big Ten meet.
Another factor, Pepin said, is that several top Big Ten competitors have not competed yet as they try to stay fresh or peak at the end of the brief indoor season. Pepin said most athletes across the conference will see action this weekend, though.
"A lot of the best teams in the conference that have very strong distance programs — and this is one of the best distance conferences in the country — they haven't even run a lot of their kids in distances this season," Pepin said. "All of a sudden, this week you'll see them running."
The Tyson Invitational, hosted by top-ranked and defending national champion Arkansas, features top programs Wisconsin, LSU, Auburn, Texas and Baylor, among others.
Pepin said while it's rare to have competitors emerge this late in the season, this weekend should provide insight on how best to structure relays for the conference meet and where the Huskers can take advantage of their depth.
The strategy is complicated because some schools aren't striving to win a conference title. Those schools may have an athlete who could score in multiple events, but chooses to focus on one event in hopes of qualifying for nationals. That especially affects the quality of relays.
But for Nebraska, the conference title has always been the goal, which means some Huskers might find themselves being asked to score in multiple events.
"Nothing depends on any one person in there for us," Pepin said. "We have to have hits up and down the line. We can't have people striking out or false starting or dropping batons. If that happens, I think Penn State would probably run away with the meet."


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A wife with style, dignity and contained elegance, Pat Schoenfeld never expected to wind up Broadway royalty. At the outset, Jerry was just the boy next block. "We lived on West 78th Street, between West End and Riverside, and Jerry lived on 79th Street and West End. We were neighborhood kids. He was in my sister's group. I used to see him on the subway, going down to law school."
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"On the way home from the movie, Jerry said, 'Do I have anything to eat?' I said, 'Tuna fish.' It was pouring down rain, and we didn't want to go to the party. He went into the kitchen, and I went on my email and saw an email from my granddaughter that she'd gotten an accolade from her college. I printed it out, took it in to Jerry, and said, 'Don't forget to call Julia tomorrow morning and congratulate her.' 'Don't worry, don't worry,' and I went to bed. He was doing his work. In the middle of the night, he woke and didn't feel well. He always said, 'They'll take me out feet first.'
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Destination ImagiNation (DI) is a worldwide program for students in kindergarten through university level.
UAHuntsville will host the annual Alabama State DI Tournament on Saturday, April 14. Between 300 and 400 students, third graders through high school seniors, plus their parents, siblings and supporters, will assemble in the University Center, Roberts Hall, and Spragins Hall for tournament events. The university program leader is Dr. Rhonda Gaede, Dean of Graduate Studies and associate professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UAHuntsville.
Opportunities exist for UAHuntsville faculty, staff and students to interact with tournament attendees, assisting with some of the logistical tasks including registration clerks, photographer, slide show coordinator, runners, coordination and organization of outdoor activities and awards ceremony assistance. Certificates of appreciation will be available for all volunteers and specifically for individuals needing official service hours for an honor society or student organization.
Local education sponsors for DI are Bob Jones High School and Discovery Middle School. To volunteer at the tournament, please contact Robin Dauma, DI tournament director at email@example.com for more information.
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When Bradley Tech, a troubled Milwaukee public high school, had to be locked down and receive massive police support to stop a fight involving gang members and kids from other schools, the most important issue is not about the school, the 18 arrests, the gangs, the fight, or the police response. It's about having no public information about the incident, which occurred on Nov. 30, until a statement was dragged out of the police department a week later, as rumors and questioned reached the press and political leaders.
For background:
Similar patterns of significant crimes that only come to light weeks after the fact have occurred since the Milwaukee Police Department's encrypted radio system, OpenSky, went into full production use early in 2010. The problem is that, post-OpenSky, MPD has left no way for the media or anyone else to follow what squads are doing, within reasonable parameters, as used to be the case. Going from police scanners to nearly nothing was a major disruption to public information access and crucial information flows in and outside of the city government.
Now, when a major incident fails to attract immediate media notice and no MPD statement is forthcoming, victims, witnesses or second and third-hand sources tend to generate inquiries and exposes a week or two later, when the media and politicians get involved. This has become a repetitive and counterproductive cycle for the entire metropolitan community.
There are technological solutions possible, but none have been proposed until today, when MPD suggested that the 911 dispatch webpage with brief call type summaries on the MPD website is all the press needs. Is it really MPD's position that this is all the press needs?
In other words, does a line of text that says "fight" with a location given like "4th and Bruce" do the job? This line of text appears only for a brief period of time and is not retrievable later. It appears somewhere within 5 screens of similar summaries. Is this really adequate public notice? Are journalists supposed to refresh their browsers all day watching these pages, instead of expecting a statement from MPS or MPD when many squads are called to stop a fight in a school and make arrests? On numerous occasions, the entire dispatch page has gone offline without warning, sometimes over long holiday weekends.
MPD claims that "All dispatched calls for police service are posted, with a 30-minute delay, on the Milwaukee Police Department Website under the Dispatched Calls for Police Service Tab." In fact the dispatch page itself actually says the calls are those made by 911 dispatch operators and the delay is 30-90 minutes. Previously it has been stated by MPD that some calls may be withheld longer in special cases, and 911 dispatch operators are not the only source of calls for service. Squads can be sent to locations by non-emergency operators and probably other channels, so it's unclear what is and is not being shown.
In the specific case of Bradley Tech on the 30th, was a 911 call made? Was a 911 call made that resulted in a dispatch? If a code red or lockdown is issued by a school, does this involve dispatch logs that go on the MPD website?
A national crime-mapping website, SpotCrime.com, harvests all data it is able to collect from MPD's dispatch page and has no entries pertaining to Bradley Tech for the 30th. Usually it is a reliable, permanent record of what has been posted by MPD, but even it is a very limited solution to the void of timely information about police activity.
This was first posted at the RJI News Collaboratory.Unfortunately, when I first asked these questions (in shorter form) on MPD's Facebook page, they were deleted. The situation has reached a point where I think there is motivation now to independently create applications to provide the data and accessibility needed to really function in the public interest. I am interested in hearing from anyone who is aware of similar situations in other cities, and how they were dealt with.
In the FY 2011 Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies
Appropriations Requests, there is a $1 Million request for the Major
Cities Chiefs of Police Association which would be used to purchase
services from CrimeReports.com.
CrimeReports.com is a private company that makes contracts with
municipal police forces to provide their crime data to the public on
the CrimeReports.com website--but according to the PDs' specifiations.
In the process, the public information that the source crime data is
may seem to become more accessible, but this is not the case.
CrimeReports is contending in a current federal case that public crime
data becomes CrimeReports' own proprietary product in the form
provided on CrimeReports.com. (See links below and The Citizen Media
Law Project's article, "Public Engines to World: Look, But Don't Touch
the Crime Data"
In this view it would be technically illegal for someone to duplicate
or republish material from CrimeReports.com by other means, which many
PDs may use as their sole or primary means of providing public access
to crime data. (It is not access to data, it is access to a limited
representation of some data.) This is not only bad for public and
media oversight, it is bad for technologists who wish to tap public
data for research and applications.
From the appropriations document:
Project: The National Crime Map Expansion
Amount: $1,000,000
Purpose: The National Crime Map currently includes more than 800 law
enforcement agencies across the country; its aim to make incident
level crime data available to the general public at the neighborhood
level within 24 hours of occurrence.
Location: Draper, Utah
Recipient of Funds: Major Cities Chiefs of Police Association
Explanation/Justification: Very few members of the public have ready
access to street level crime information on a timely basis. This
funding will allow any law enforcement agency in the United States to
connect to the existing National Crime Map, CrimeReports.com.
Currently, more than 800 agencies have already joined at an average
total cost of $110 per month. Through this funding, CrimeReports.com
will be able to expand the map and drop the cost of integrating and
deploying the system to roughly $20/month per agency, regardless of
size, population served, or members of the community served. In
contrast, cities that build their own portals spend $50,000 - $100,000
per agency to implement local crime maps.
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Reposted announcement from Philip Ashlock, The Open Planning Project:
I'd like to invite you to take part in the initiative to bring cities together in the pursuit of sharing technology and standards for 311 services. Please forward this to other interested parties.
To attend or see the current list of attendees including other cities: http://open311.eventbrite.com/ (So far the 311 teams from NYC, D.C., Toronto, Columbus, and other cities are attending)
On October 24th, The Open Planning Project will host Open311 DevCamp at their NYC office. Please register to attend either in person or remotely via Eventbrite (it's free). This is a DevCamp style un-conference to coordinate a standard specification for 311 services. Washington D.C's 311 API will be a major case-study for developing a more universal 311 API. In general, this DevCamp will be an opportunity to discuss and develop what's needed to make 311 services more accessible and for cities to share knowledge for mutual benefit. The event is intended for developers, project managers, and policy makers involved with 311 services. We encourage those involved with 311 services from all cities to take part. If you cannot attend in person, please sign up as a remote attendee and we'll provide you with information about how to connect to the DevCamp remotely.
Please register at http://open311.eventbrite.com
The wiki page for the event is http://wiki.open311.org/Open311DevCamp
Ultimately this conversation will lead to a standard specification for 311 services, but the very first goal is to create an environment for knowledge-sharing and best practices.
On the same day there will another event in NYC that focuses on coordinating open technology for mobile devices and we plan to coordinate with that event as well: http://openmobilecamp.eventbrite.com/
I hope you can be involved or can forward this to the most relevant person in your city. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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If you have a moment to read and respond to this blog post at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, I would appreciate it. Part of the difficulty in getting open gov data is raising it to awareness as a priority.
Milwaukee County mapping site using copyrighted data
By Ben Poston of the Journal Sentinel
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A few hours ago, Vancouver's city government posted the agenda to a council meeting next week in which this motion will be read:
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Rapper Future can call himself a rapper and a parent ... AT THE SAME DAMN TIME ... 'cause he just took a DNA test proving he's the father of a 10-year-old son ... TMZ has learned.
Future -- aka Nayvadius Cash -- was sued last year by Jessica Smith -- who claimed the rapper knocked her up in 2001 ... but should be ordered to pay her child support.
According to court docs filed in Georgia, the 29-year-old rapper took a DNA test -- which confirmed with 99.9% certainty the kid was his.
In light of the results, Future and his baby mama struck a deal ... he agreed to be legally recognized as the father, fork over $1,662 in child support per month and pay for the cost of the DNA test ($889).
The judge signed off on it, and the case was closed earlier this month.
FUN FACT: In the docs Future lists his monthly income as $16,516.30.
FUNNER FACT: At the beginning of Future's hit song, "Same Damn Time" ... Diddy insults all of his haters by calling them out on their inability to "multitask." How fun is that?!
By law she can't come after him for Back Child Support because just filed now. So he at least saved 10 years of paying child support.
busy guy these days he just shot another video with Lil Wayne and he's also banging out Ciara!
That thud you just heard was the sound of my knees slamming the floor begging the DNA Gods the poor child does not grow up looking like this greased troll. The kid has my deepest sympathy.
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Its a shame young minds are being influenced by this garbage trash disposable genre
who the hell is this loser and why should anybody care a thing about him ??? tmz is getting ridiculous with all of these unknown 'rappers' lately. aren't there any real celebrities left to report on ?
Come on kids...another role model is upon us..make sure you buy his hype, songs and his words..he's got something to teach us all.. can't even blame what parents he has...and for us adults...he will be shaping our future..I'm just beaming with excitement..


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Theatre Review: Vinci at the National Arts Centre, Ottawa
Jan 14, 2002 — Vinci, a new play about the mother of Leonardo daVinci, opened January 10 at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was there and has this review. Go to full article
People: Naturalist Ed Kanze, on the Australia Bush Fires
Jan 04, 2002 — Martha Foley talks with naturalist Ed Kanze, author of the book "Kangaroo Dreaming," about massive fires burning in New South Wales, Australia. The country has a long history of fire, and some plants thrive on fire, but people settled on the landscape complicate the picture. Go to full article
The Alexander String Quartet at St. Lawrence University
Jan 02, 2002 — Chamber music and talk with the Alexander String Quartet, from a visit to our studios last fall. The quartet played a little Mozart and Shostakovich for Todd Moe when they came for an annual visit to teach and perform at St. Lawrence University. Go to full article
Adirondack Youth Orchestra to Start New Season
Dec 31, 2001 — Since 1985, the Adirondack Youth Orchestra has provided an opportunity for area youth to enhance their music education. Based at Plattsburgh State University, the orchestra... Go to full article
National String Project Starts the Music
Dec 31, 2001 — The National String Project at the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam is giving a head start to a new generation of string players and teachers. Todd Moe reports. Go to full article
The Life and Music of Elsa Hilger
Dec 28, 2001 — Todd Moe chats with 97-year-old Elsa Hilger, the first woman hired full-time by a major symphony orchestra. She also shared her music with the rich and famous, including... Go to full article
The House of Image Gallery: Creating a Crossroads for the Arts
Dec 21, 2001 — Todd Moe visits the House of Image Gallery—a new art and craft gallery in Potsdam.
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It's a Radio Bob Christmas!
Dec 19, 2001 — Michael Farley and Friends graced the Radio Bob Show, December 19, 2001 and played two holiday songs: Christmas Island and Toyland.
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Theatre Review: Twelfth Night at the National Arts Centre, Ottawa
Dec 13, 2001 — Shakespeare's Twelfth Night has opened for a holiday season run at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was there and has this... Go to full article
Not Your Father's Shakespeare: Shenandoah Shakespeare Express
Dec 12, 2001 — We revisit the Shenandoah Shakespeare Express--members of the troupe joined Todd Moe in the studio for a fresh approach to the works of William Shakespeare. Go to full article
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Journal of Leukocyte Biology 74(5): 683-690
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The unique capacity of dendritic cells (DCs) to capture and process pathogens for presentation to the immune system, combined with their capacity to express costimulatory and adhesion molecules as well as cytokines and chemokines, renders them powerful antigen-presenting cells. However, immunodeficiency viruses hijack DCs to facilitate virus dissemination while subverting effective immune activation. Depending on the activation level of the DC subset, human immunodeficiency virus can use different receptors (CD4, chemokine, and C-type lectin receptors) to bind to DCs. These aspects likely impact whether a DC is productively infected by or simply carries virus for transmission to more permissive targets. DCs efficiently transmit virus to CD4 T cells, driving virus growth as well as providing signals to trigger virus expansion in virus-bearing CD4 T cells. There is accumulating evidence that viral determinants (nef, tat) selectively modulate immature DC biology, fostering DC-T cell interactions and virus replication without up-regulating costimulatory molecules for effective immune function. In addition, virus-loaded, immature DCs activate CD4 virus-specific T cells, and mature DCs stimulate CD4 and CD8 T cells. Thus, even if immature DCs entrap virus as it crosses the mucosae and initiate a CD4 T cell response, this is likely insufficient to control infection. Appreciating how virus modulates DC function and what determines whether virus is processed for immune stimulation or transmitted between cells will unveil the exact role of these cells in the onset of infection and advance preventative microbicide and vaccine/therapeutic approaches.
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The Kröller-Müller Museum has a dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions. Here you can download a map with current exhibitions.
A One Day Walk - Two generations of British artists: Caro, King, Long, Fulton, Flanagan, Pope, Cragg and Woodrow
December 7th, 2013 - March 30th, 2014
Under the title A One Day Walk, which derives from a work by Hamish Fulton, the museum will exhibit around fifty works by Anthony Caro, Philip King, Richard Long, Hamish Fulton, Nicholas Pope, Barry Flanagan, Tony Cragg and Bill Woodrow. The exhibition, assembled from the Art & Project / Depot VBVR collection and the Kröller-Müller collection, shows a number of important developments in British art in the nineteen sixties, seventies and eighties.In the sixties Anthony Caro and Philip King manifest themselves with abstract, colourful sculptures in steel, plastic and wood. Both sculptors taught at the trend-setting St. Martin's School of Art in London. Caro's students Barry Flanagan, Richard Long, Hamish Fulton and their fellow student Bill Woodrow reacted to the formalism of their predecessors by placing more emphasis on the concept, the process and the surroundings in their work. Tony Cragg also found the prevalent minimalistic tendencies too limited and again allowed more space for subjective associations that the material evoked. Like Long and Fulton, Nicholas Pope turned his back on the city to focus on materials from nature.
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October 5th, 2013 - June 9th, 2014
Adam Colton (Manchester 1957) has been working in the Netherlands since the early eighties. In his earliest drawings and sculptures he used his own body as a starting object. He carefully measured it and converted its spatial proportions into a pattern of lines and points, from which meticulous drawings were created. The pattern was also used in the tooling of large blocks of plaster. By systematically carving sections away, the form emerges from the block and sculptures, called Carvings, are created. The point of departure is no longer visible: only the verticality of the sculptures and drawings refers to a human body.A little later Colton applied the same method to other objects, such as a simple kitchen chair, a boulder or the skull of a sheep, which he'd cherished in his studio for a long time. The transformations of the skull initially produced austere, usually horizontal limestone sculptures, which are reminiscent of architectural models. Later the bone structures yielded more organic forms, carved out of polyurethane foam or cast, for instance in aluminium.
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In short: Better start then previous yearsIn full: The start of the race is definitely better than previous years, less congested, so less weaving between runners.The pens are not policed, so there are 'slower' coloured bibs in 'faster' pens, but not a problem.Somehow, the start and the finish are not very well marked this year, I was looking for the finish arch, but it was merely 2 flags at the side indicating the finish!It was well organised, a good race, another PB. I wish they bring back the medals. Used to have medals years ago! Perhaps more corporate sponsorship required. Maybe we'll get a goody bag as well next year ;)I live 5 minutes walk away from the start, so I'll be doing it again neverthelessDate of review: November 18, 2013
In short: Great atmosphereIn full: This is my 8th GNR. The number of toilets don't get any more, or at least it feels like they don't increase in numbers despite more and more entrants to the race. So I suggest get your bags onto the luggage buses, then join one of the long queues for the toilets. If you are male, please use the urinals which hardly has any queues, this will help lessen the people on the toilet queues!Be prepared for constant weaving all the way from start to the end, even if you're in front with orange numbers. It is still possible to get a PB if the GNR is the only half marathon you ever do!One of the most expensive half marathons around, but I'd still do it year after year for the atmosphere, it's addictive. It's worth paying the membership for 3 year guarantee into the GNR, you'll still need to pay the entry fee each time.Date of review: September 16, 2013
In short: Good race. Start categories may need readjustingIn full: At the start: Usual long queues for toilets at millennium square, but accidentally stumbled across toilets apparently for elite runners where there were no queues!The pace makers were confusing. We thought we were in the sub 50 group, only to see the sub 55 sign walking it's way past us!The start of the new route divides immediately into 2 lanes, mega-congestion especially on the right, slowing down ridiculously to walking pace. As the corporate teams started ahead of the masses, there were many with different abilities, causing a lot of weaving. Many were walking side by side at 1 to 2km. Crowds were very encouraging. Volunteers were superb. I hope the organisers change the category start next year and either have a greater staggered start to allow the corporate teams to have more time ahead of the masses, or to put them behind the masses.I'd do it again as I live in Leeds.Date of review: July 14, 2013
In short: Big race atmosphere!In full: First time doing the GMR, and would do it again. I was in the orange wave, didn't feel congested or blocked, or may be it's because I expect what there is to expect from a big race.Arrived by train, and asked a few marshalls/info guys where the baggage buses were, and I was very surprised that most of them can't tell me where they are, even though I was showing them my map that was sent by Great Run! Some of them had the same map, knew the name of the road, but couldn't tell me where it is! It's of no consolation or help that there were poor signage to where the baggage buses were until you were quite near them! That's my only gripe, that the info people weren't very helpful, despite many of them around!Plenty of toilets about, hardly any queues unless you wanted to go about 15 minutes before each pen shuts.Where we stood in the pen, we couldn't see or hear the warm up, tried very hard to follow, but eventually people around me gave up, and we did out own warm up!The course was flat. Got my PB of 46:23, so pleased.It was surreal as we walked back to the train station with our medals and T-shirts, walking by the later waves who haven't started their run yet!Great atmosphere, great support. I love big races, so would do it every year now.Date of review: May 27, 2013
In short: May not be the best organised but would run againIn full: Done a handful of times and would continue doing again, could be biased by the fact I only live less than 10 minutes from the start! Another PB after all these years, but like any relatively big races, there's a lot of weaving around all through the 10km, not just at the start!Read they were giving out Nectar gels at 5km (which was new I think, don't remember this from previous years. However, did not notice any such gels being given out!My gripe about the technical T-shirts is that, was there actually a size S, as there were only medium T-shirts available, and I had ticked small on my application, but now can't wear my way-too-large medium to run in, but felt I can't complain as I actually got a T-shirt compared to those who didn't, although they can now write in and asked for the right size!I agree with the others that the finish was poorly staffed, there was a sign and a bucket on the floor for the chips, but unless you know where to look for it, there is no one to tell you where it is.Would love to have medals again, they were given out many years ago, but not in the recent years.Overall, I wasn't too bothered by the organisational issues, maybe because I ran it a few times already and saw past these issues. Will definitely do it again.Date of review: November 19, 2012
In short: A well organised BUPA runIn full: Registered the week before as a last minute decision to use it as a warm up for the GNR. First time doing it, read about the killer hills, so had advanced warning but that did not make the hills any easier, especially near the finish!There was a 'peaceful' feel at the start. People seemed to be very subdued - may be due to the heat, it was 17c but sunny so quite hot for a run. Very impressed with the number of toilets available, it's the only race so far I've attended where there were more toilets than queues! Does make a huge difference not to feel rushed at the start.I thought the water and shower stations were slightly off where they were stated to be on the booklet, which could have affected some people's running plans, although it is only 10k.It was typical BUPA prices, but there is a nice medal and a t-shirt (not technical) and some goodies in the goody bag.Overall it was enjoyable, and I would do it again next year. Will make it a regular annual event, only as it is easy to travel to for me from LeedsDate of review: September 25, 2012
In short: It's addictive, once you start, you can't stop!In full: It was my 7th GNR, and thankfully, it does feel easier each passing year! I used to really feel the hills, but not anymore, don't notice them anymore.Having started from different zones in the past (green, white, various oranges), I'd say the the starting position does affect the overall time despite it being chipped timed. The atmosphere and the crowd is always electric. The only negatives are the toilet queues - why year after year, the number of toilets just never increase despite very long queues. This was not a problem at the recent Great Yorkshire Run where there were more toilets than queues! Also, the times on the lollipop the pacemakers were carrying were very small. When they are far ahead, the words pacemaker were large enough but not the times! I think if they had only the time on, that should be sufficient, we know they are pacemakers. Thankfully they had the times on their T-shirts, large enough, but again not visible when they're surrounded by crowds of runners!Overall I highly recommend it, especially for first timers to a half marathon.Date of review: September 21, 2012


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March 2nd, 2012, 06:26 PM | #1 |
Propane Tuning Problem 350 chevy please help!!!!!!
I have a 350 chevy four bolt main that runs on a propne (Impco 425 mixer). When i push the throttle down about half way the motor just bogs down and sometimes it will back fire when i get about half throttle. Ive turned the mixer adjuster all the way in and turned it out slowly to see if i could get it to stop didnt do anything. Does anyone know why this is doing this?
March 3rd, 2012, 12:53 AM | #5 |
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There is a lot of discussion on the correct way to tune them. You are doing the hardest part right now. Once you get the settings down there is not much to them. If you try what is said in other forums and still have issues call the company and they will walk you through it.
It sounds like the engine is getting to much lp gas to the lp gas valve without seeing anything. Think a gas valve as a fuel pressure regulator(i do). If a gasoline carb is getting to much gasoline because of a bad regulator in line no amount of adjustment(with a few exceptions) will keep it from running rich and flooding/backfiring. You can play around with the mixers all day long if you have a over sized or a lp gas valve that is turned up to high it will bog down. Some are adjustable others are not. The initial setup can be a headache and it will take a bit of fuel/try&adjust to get everything just right. |
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