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Ok, I messed up the new magneto drive oil seal trying to install it. I was using a PVC fitting and it bent the inside diameter in and squeezed to seal out of the metal on the seal. I cant find anything close to outside diameter to use as a driver.How do you install without damage ? Is there a tool or does someone have something they made? If so, I could sure use it. I will pay shipping both ways if someone has one they could lend. Thanks folks'...........
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Earl Fauble makes a slick installation tool just for that seal. Works like a charm. I suggest that you get one from him and then you have it on hand whenever the need arises, and trust me the need will arise. Send a PM to "Earl" and he can fix you up.
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Re: Mag oil seal n stall question
The following steps only work if you have wood working tools available...
1) Take a small piece of hardwood and plane it down to the correct thickness (23/32"), or as close as you can using a caliper to measure the board.
2) Then take a new seal and trace an outline of it on the board. Cut the outline out of the board on the inside of the line, so it's a bit smaller in diameter than the seal.
3)Cut out another circle, larger than the seal and stack it on the first circle you cut out. This will create a "lip" so that the seal isn't driven in too far. Drill a hole through both and bolt them together.
4) Now you have a driver that is the correct size as to equalize the contact points, and thickness so that the seal is set to the proper place.
I've made a few like this and they work great!
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Has there ever been a drawing posted on here for this tool? This could be a future lathe project for me, if my 3 jaw chuck is big enough.
Whoops, Raymond is faster than me. I still would like dims.
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When I get to Fla, I'll get the dimensions and a few pics for everyone. It's real easy to make if you have the right tools. I used the lathe on mine to get it nice and perfect, but not in a chuck. I just squeezed the boards up between the tailstock and motor after the rough cut with a scroll saw. The lathe dimples in the wood created the center points for the drill press to create the holes necessary to bolt them together.
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I just bought the tool I think I have all of Earls tool except the Mag tool [ cause I hate mags ]
He does great work and his tools will last a life time
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Thanks Raymond. Plan to be at DSCF around 3 PM Thurs the 14th. See you then.
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Thanks everyone. I do have some woodworking tools but not a planer or a lathe. If someone else has some more ideas please let me know. I sent Earl a pm, waiting on a response. I need to find a cubber close to me so we can share tools, deals, and help!!!!
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Re: Mag oil seal n stall question
Did you use a seal driver on your first attempt? If not, you can purchase a set of these at Harbor Freight, and they are not too expensive. They are not as specific to this particular task as Earl's tool, but they will work in a pinch. You just have to be careful that you drive the seal in far enough, but not too far. I used a seal driver and a digital micronometer to measure the depth. Not super easy, but it can be done. Good luck.
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Thanks Bill, may have to try that if I don't hear anything from Earl. Hopefully he will reply to my pm soon.
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I have some of Earl's tools. They are simply great items. Added to what I have from Rick Prentice and a couple other members and I have some very slick/valuable tools for working on my Cubs. When I got some of them I figured they really would only be used once, maybe twice. Since then I have realized that some of them get more use than I imagined. I am really pleased that I have these special tools.
I am kinda kickin my tush though. As many know I am a Cabinet Maker by profession (being a soldier/sailor is my vocation), one would think that I would have put that skill to use. In my trade I made so many jigs and tools that I should have thought about it. I have lots of maple and eastern birch that would be perfect for these tools.
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This is now the latest Cub Tip of the Week! February 04, 2013. Thanks Raymond I really am kickin my tush
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I was going to wait for the dimensions before posting this in the how to forum, but I figured I would forget, so I went ahead and made Raymond's tip a how to in the ignition section. Once we have the dimensions Raymond will update the thread.
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The handle of a seal driver set will not fit in the space and be able to get anything in their to drive it with, the oil filter housing is in the way. Also they will not work if the governor is still installed.
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Re: Mag oil seal n stall question
Another issue is that there are differences in thickness of the replacement seals. Earl's seal setter with the adaptor ring can set either thickness of seal.
These tools are a great value for the price.
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Bigdog, I understand the different thicknesses of replacement seals, but is the lip not in the same place?
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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (May 12, 2011) – A Hudson Valley Hospital Center Nurse has been named Hudson Valley Magazine's Nurse of the Year.
Bindu Cherian, RN, BSN, who came to this country from India just five years ago, was selected from among 65 nominees for the annual award that salutes nursing excellence.
"I am pleased and very proud that our own Bindu Cherian on 3 South, was chosen as 'Nurse of the Year' at the Hudson Valley Magazine's 2011 Excellence in Nursing Awards," said John C. Federspiel, President of Hudson Valley Hospital Center. Congratulations are also in order for the nine other nurses on staff who were nominated for this award."
Each year hospitals from across the Hudson Valley nominate nurses for the coveted award. The winners are chosen by a committee of medical professionals and editors of the magazine. The award was announced May 11 at a dinner paying tribute to nurses during National Nurses Week.
Bindu Cherian came to Hudson Valley Hospital Center in 2006 from Gems Hospital in Kerala, India. She graduated from All Saints College in Kerala and received her BSN in nursing from Dr. M.V. Shetty Institute of Health Sciences in India.
Bindu has been recognized not only as a compassionate nurse who has received praise from patients, but as a leader who works tirelessly to improve patient care. A member of the Hospital's Shared Governance Patient Satisfaction Committee, Bindu helped develop the Hospital's Chaplain program to better meet the spiritual and religious needs of patients and their families.
"Patients continually compliment Bindu for her kindness, exemplary care and dedication," said her supervisor Liza Jones-Kanu, Clinical Nurse Manager,MSN, CNM. "She is never satisfied with mediocrity and always seeks out new and innovative ways to ensure nothing less than nursing excellence. This award is a tremendous accomplishment for Bindu, and a reflection of the quality of our entire nursing staff."
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is the only Hospital in the region to hold the coveted Magnet Nursing accreditation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, the gold standard in nursing. A key component in Magnet Nursing involves a leadership role that nurses take in developing hospital policy.
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Thu. February 07, 2013 at 9:46 p.m. | By Brittany Jackson
Hendersonville's Hailey Cook competes in the shot put at the 1-A outdoor track state meet in Greensboro last year. She carries the top seed in Saturday's shot put in the indoor track meet in Winston-Salem. (Photo by ERIC LUSK/ ELKIN TRIBUNE)
East Henderson and Hendersonville will be well represented Saturday at the 1-A/2-A/3-A state indoor track and field competition in Winston-Salem, but all eyes will be on a select few of those local athletes who carry top seeds into the meet.
Hendersonville senior Hailey Cook will be going for her eighth track and field state title (indoor and outdoor combined). It will be her ninth state title overall, as Cook was a part of Hendersonville's volleyball state title in November.
As usual, she's got the top seed in girls' shot put with a distance of 42-10. West Henderson's Heidi Brickhouse has the No. 2 shot put seed with 35-01 and Polk County's Charlie Bullock is seeded 13th with a throw of 32-05.
East's Tanis Baldwin also carries a top seed to Saturday's finals in the 1600-meter run with a time of 4:29.04. He will face stiff competition, as just over four seconds separate his entry time from that of fifth place.
Brevard's Tommy Connell will be in the same race with a six seeding with a time of 4:36.40. Polk County's Jacob Collins has a 15-seed (4:42.24).
Baldwin also has a No. 4 seed in the 3200 run with a time of 9:51.30 and Connell is seeded 25th (10:17.41).
HHS's Grant Rivers has high seeds in two events, high jump and 55-meter hurdles. Rivers has jumped his way to two 1-A state high jump titles in outdoor track and field, in 2011 and 2012.
For Saturday he's seeded sixth (tied for third in height) with a height of 6-2, but last season in outdoor track Rivers consistently jumped 6-6 after jumping 6-8 last March to tie the HHS school record.
The senior three-sport athlete is also seeded eighth in the 55 hurdle preliminaries, with a time of 8.04 seconds.
The only other Lady Falcon in the meet is Melissa White, who is seeded 20th in the 55 hurdle prelims with a time of 9.64 seconds.
West boys' 4x800 relay, which experienced a lot of success in outdoor last season, is seeded sixth with a time of 8:37 flat. Just 18 seconds separate the Falcons on paper from the top seed, Marvin Ridge (8:18.90).
East Henderson is just two slots below, in eighth place, with a time of 8:41.30, and Brevard holds a No. 6 seed in the girls 4x800 relay with a time of 10:31.90.
Other athletes competing in Saturday's meet are East's Ashley Culbertson with a No. 7 seed in the high jump (5-1) and Hendersonville's Meghan Roper with a 10-seed in the high jump (5-0). East's Corey Ginley is seeded ninth in the boys' pole vault with a height of 13-0 feet.
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Fellows I have some pictures posted on the coppermine of our 45 BN progress end in sight. I wanted to post a picture but I am having dificulty.
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Here you go Phil!
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Thanks Bigdog
We hope to have it done in time to rake hay for my Mother. My eldest son has laid claim on it over the Cub,however Momma has also laid claim to the BN. In the end Momma Wins.
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By golly, that looks like a GM alternator on the left side next to that pretty lady.
Is it a 12V conversion?
Yes it is converted to 12v , but am toying with the idea of reverting back to 6 v . what
are the main reasons for leaving it to 12 v. can the original generators be converted to 12 v or can you get something that looks original? Thanks
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My A of similar vintage cranks over hard and fast with the original 6V system.
I don't know if there are more "original" looking 12 V systems, but you can always pick up a 6v generator for it, and they don't seem any more problematic than those on the cubs.
Of course, painting your GM alternator Red makes something of a statement as well.....
And, with your wife standing next to it, not too many guys will ever notice....
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Heated and straightened. Reading up on shrinking and stretching metal. Got it pretty straight. had to push the middle out . if I remember right . When I was a kid we were pushing a load of hay up a hill, as the barns all had hill approaches and some bales fell into the front of the grill and bent it. been that way for about 30 yrs.
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Hey Phil...GREAT JOB on your BN Converting it back to it's original 6 volt system would not be a problem...but it looks fine just the way you have done it (I like the RED alternator)
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I have heard that you can send in a 6 volt generator and have it converted to 12 V ,is this fact or fiction. I would like to get the generator back on and remove the alternator.
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Tripp Halstead's parents say he is now battling bacterial meningitis and a life-threatening infection after undergoing emergency surgery on Thursday. Tripp is the 2-year-old Winder boy who was hit by a large tree branch outside his daycare center in October. He has been at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite ever since. You'll find the most recent updates on Tripp's condition here as we get them from his parents, Stacy and Bill. You may also like Tripp's Facebook page by clicking here.
Monday, 9:45 p.m. - Bill writes that Tripp has been resting comfortably and that his "trademark crazy hair is coming back and you can hardly see his scar."
Monday, 1:15 p.m. - Stacy writes that Tripp was "awake most of the night, and has started shaking a little but they are on top of it and getting it under control. They still think he is doing better. Still has an infection in his blood so not sure how much longer we will be in ICU. They are doing all that they can to fight it."
Sunday, 6 p.m. - Stacy posts that it was a good day. She says that Tripp looks very content and she got to hold him for the first time since Thursday. He continues to be held in ICU, but appears to be improving.
Saturday, 2 p.m. - Stacy posts that Tripp is having a good day, and shares a photo of him sleeping in ICU. "They are slowly trying to wake him up so we will see how that goes," she said. Tripp's mom also asks that those who are following his story NOT try to call the hospital and ask for information on his condition. Tripp is a privacy patient, so the hospital cannot release any information on him. Tripp also is not able to have visitors, and will not be able to for the foreseeable future. Friday, 10 p.m. -- Stacy writes that "Tripp is resting nicely and is doing really good. He is very stable and they only expect him to get better each day. Thank you for your prayers and have a great weekend. Love you all."
Tripp's Facebook page now has more than 205,000 followers.
Friday 5:45 p.m. -- Stacy Halstead posted that Tripp is still sleeping. She said that an ICU nurse is keeping watch on him 24/7.
"We know he is being taken care of and it is out of our hands at this moment. Thank you again for all prayers. We have really needed them. Love you all," Stacy posted.
Friday, 5 p.m. -- Tripp Halstead's parents told FOX 5's Chris Shaw that Thursday was the worst in the entire ordeal."Just because he had survived and we were making progress and we were going to take him home and now we don't know again. It's just so hard," said Stacy Halstead.The boy's mother said that Tripp's symptoms kept getting worse after getting the flu last Friday."He just has laid there with his eyes open, not sleeping and that's just so hard to watch. Because his eyes would go to the top of his head or they would be crossed. He wouldn't focus. And that's when we knew something was seriously, seriously wrong with him," Stacy Halstead said. Click the video above to hear more from Tripp's parents.
Friday, 3 p.m. - Stacy posted, "Tripp is still the same. Sleeping and hanging in there." She also pointed out that the Tripp Halstead Updates page is the only one that she and Bill post on, though others have been started. To get updates, like them on Facebook or follow @trippupdates on Twitter.Friday, 2 p.m. - FOX 5's Chris Shaw spoke to Tripp's mom, who told him Thursday was the worst day of the last three months for Tripp. "He'll pull through," she told him. "It's just very dangerous." More of her interview tonight on FOX 5 News at 5 & 6. Friday, 11 a.m. - Tripp's dad says he has "multiple levels of infection, he has meningitis and inflammation in his ventricles, he has infection in his blood so they are also saying he has sepsis. When the shunt and Baclofen pump were removed, a "bacterial shower" occurred, this was expected. Basically all the bacteria that had attached itself to the pump and tubing released into his body." He posted a photo of Tripp to remind everyone how "tough he is," and thanked everyone for their prayers and support.Friday, 10 a.m. - Tripp's mom writes that she talked to his ICU doctor, "and he just said that Tripp is extremely sick, the infection is very serious and it is life-threatening." She said Tripp was heavily sedated so he could sleep, and they were awaiting more tests. "Just breaks my heart. I can't lose my baby. So please pray."Friday, 2 a.m. - Stacy writes that they finally got in to see Tripp after his surgery for a short time. "Tripp looked so pitiful. Wires coming out of his head, breathing tube down his throat, so pale and still shaking a bit. They had heating pads on his arms and feet trying to figure where to put another IV in him. I pray he sleeps all night." She also writes that even though the surgery is over, "still have to deal with the meningitis and infection. Then have the shunt put back in all before we can even think about going home. Still got a long road ahead of us.
Friday, 12 a.m. - Tripp is out of surgery and in recovery.Thursday, 10 p.m. - Stacy writes, "Bill and I just gave our baby tons and tons of smooches and shed some tears watching them take him into the OR. He is such a trooper. Surgery should last less than 2 hours. They are leaving the breathing tube in even after surgery this time so he should be sedated through the night in ICU. That makes me happy cause he will finally get some very much needed sleep."Thursday, 9 p.m. - Tripp's dad posts that Tripp's surgery time keeps getting bumped back because of other children's cases. "Unfortunately there are other children who need the OR even more urgently than Tripp at the moment," he writes. "The day Tripp was injured we were one of them and were so grateful to be pushed to the front of the line, it helped save Tripp's life for sure, so we are happy to step aside and wait our turn."
Thursday, 5 p.m. - Stacy posts to clarify that Tripp is not contagious, and that Tripp's surgery is now scheduled for 7 p.m.
Thursday, 2 p.m. - A new post on Tripp's Facebook page reads, "Please pray pray pray. They are taking him in for emergency surgery to remove the shunt and the pump. He has bacterial meningitis which is very life-threatening. He will be back in the ICU. Words can't describe what we are feeling except total heartbreak. Please pray. We need everyone of you to pray that he makes it thru this surgery."
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For all the whining everyone's always doing about jetpacks and other tech of the future, you'd think we'd be more impressed with the teeming abundance and affordability of lasers. In fact, we're so over Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, we've relegated the technology to kitschy beach-shop key chains and board games for nerds.
And yet a new study shows a majority of the dinky laser pointers on the market exceed the power level limits set by the Code of Federal Regulations, which means a whole lot of twerps out there wield far more retina-burning power than they should.
That laser pointers are potentially dangerous shouldn't come as any big surprise. However, ubiquity has a way of breeding a lack of respect. And lack of respect leads people to point electromagnetic radiation at the eye holes of rival soccer clubs or helicopter and airplane pilots.
"The human eye is a fantastic optical instrument capable of concentrating light a 100,000 times onto the retina," explains Joshua Hadler, physicist and laser safety officer for the National Institute of Standards and Technology Laser Radiometry Project. "More than a few milliwatts at the cornea can be focused to a spot so small that the power density on the retina can become greater than that generated when staring into the sun."
Power limits put in place by the CFR cap laser pointers at 5 milliwatts. Anything more powerful than that is technically not a "laser pointer" — that is, a handheld laser intended to trick an audience into thinking your PowerPoint slides are even vaguely interesting. Which is why it's concerning that Hadler and his co-authors Marla Dowell and Edna Tobares found some of the laser pointers they tested to be well above the 5 milliwatt output advertised on the labels. One showoff laser pointer clocked in at an absurd 66.5 milliwatts.
Lasers of this magnitude can potentially cause irreparable damage to the human eye. When focused on the retina, they yield more power density than looking at a welding arc.
What's more, green laser pointers in particular fire off a considerable amount of infrared signal in addition to visible light. The human eye is far less sensitive to infrared, which means it can't protect itself by automatically closing like it does with bright, visible lights. Even though you can't "see" it, infrared can still mess you up.
"The damage mechanism that occurs is thermal," Hadler says. "The tissue can't dissipate the heat fast enough, and it burns." In order to prevent accidental eye scorching, Hadler developed a relatively cheap, easily replicable test bed. He hopes other institutions from universities to corporations will build their own test beds to make sure their lasers are within the appropriate safety thresholds.
The NIST study shows only 26 percent of the laser pointers tested met industry standards. That means you'd do well to avoid drawing the ire of that weird little cousin — you know the one — especially if his cat-torturing device is green. A whopping 90 percent of green laser pointers in the study were not in compliance with the CFR regulations, compared to 44 percent of the reds.
"Twenty years ago, the technology required to generate this particular wavelength of laser light was a $30,000 piece of equipment that lived in a laboratory," Hadler told me. "And now for $10 you can put one in your pocket."
Of course, over-the-counter laser pointers are just the tip of the photonic spear. For $400 and an Internet connection, you could be the proud owner of a 1,250 milliwatt, Class 4 Arctic Laser "strong enough to burn holes, pop balloons, and start fires from across the room." (FYI: Such lasers should not be operated without safety goggles and a healthy respect for retinal burns. Also, beware of the Moscow rave scene.)
So don't be an idiot. Just because you can buy a handheld light cannon and shine it into the heavens doesn't mean you should. In fact, when President Barack Obama signed the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, he made it a federal crime to shine a laser beam at or in the flight path of aircraft — punishable by up to $250,000 in fines and five years imprisonment. But that's probably not as embarrassing as what Yeezy will do to you.
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Richard Seymore had one QB hurry vs. Tampa, but he plays inside for Oakland. And he wouldn't be considered a top 10 DE. It was Matt Shaughnessy and Andre Carter that Penn was going up against vs. Oakland.
Quote from: Biggs3535 on November 17, 2012, 11:28:11 AMRichard Seymore had one QB hurry vs. Tampa, but he plays inside for Oakland. And he wouldn't be considered a top 10 DE. It was Matt Shaughnessy and Andre Carter that Penn was going up against vs. Oakland.Richard Seymoure does play DT on the right side, but if you watch closely - the Oakland defensive line stunted on at least a half dozen plays where he looped to the outside and became Penn's assignment. Also, if I remember correctly, the sack that Carter had was as much on Freeman as it was on Penn. Finally, I find it funny that you can criticize a guy when your running back had over 250 yards rushing mostly on your side. Shaughnessy had one assist for the day and Carter had two tackles and the one sack. I'd say that Penn did his job on that day.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
Penn has played well overall.
Quote from: Dolorous Jason on November 17, 2012, 04:38:57 PMPenn has played well overall.^^Subjective opinion, and a joke.^^Well done.
The Bucs are on a tear, primarily from running game and DEEP passing (the type that takes time to develop) and yet our LT sucks? ROFLMAO. I have not even bothered to look, but let me guess Buggs is one of the guys saying Penn sucks and he is using "stats" like "hurries" "breathed on QB" "Pocket shape maintained" "weight to sack ratio" and more
I lol'd at *breathed on QB*.Yea, no one has come close to saying that Penn sucks.Apparently, when the Bucs have a winning record/win a few games in a row, criticism is considered taboo by some.#defensivehomers
Donald Penn vs. the Panthers: 7 QB hurries and 2 QB hits for a total of 9 QB pressures.Add that to the 4 Total Pressures vs. Oakland and 6 Total Pressures vs. Minny, his mid-season fall-off is upon us.
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Quote from: dalbuc on February 11, 2013, 08:03:58 AMBoy you know if he'd written a manfesto attacking all those people it'd be front page, can't stop the bathering about it, news.this is pretty odd to me. i keep assuming he's been caught because of the lack of news.
If Obama had a son, he'd look like Christopher Dorner.
Quote from: caradoc on February 12, 2013, 05:01:59 PMIf Obama had a son, he'd look like Christopher Dorner.if your mom had an abortion, the world would have been a better place
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"The American postsecondary system increasingly has become a dual system of racially separate pathways, even as overall minority access to the postsecondary system has grown dramatically," said Jeff Strohl, the Georgetown center's director of research, who co-authored the report.
The report focused on a comparison of whites to Hispanic and African American students. Data on the experiences of Asian American and Native American students were too limited for an identical analysis, the authors said.
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For that to change, the report authors said, policymakers need to work harder to make the experience at non-selective schools more like that at selective ones. That means more spending for those schools, which often struggle with crowded classes and outdated equipment. It also would mean added financial support for students at non-selective schools, who spend more hours working and dealing with family responsibilities than students at selective colleges.
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The report's authors said colleges and policymakers should do more to lure high-achieving black and Hispanic students to top schools, where their chances of graduation and future success would be much greater. The report noted that students with low college admission test scores graduate from top schools at a higher rate than those with high scores graduate from open-access schools.
Currently, 30 percent of African American and Hispanic students who had an A average in high school wind up at community college, compared with 22 percent of whites.
In addition, the report said, more than 111,000 African American and Hispanic students annually graduate in the top half of their high school class but do not earn either a two-year of four-year degree within eight years. If those students had attended one of the top 468 colleges and graduated at rates similar to other students there, 73 percent of them would be college graduates.
"The higher education system is color blind, in theory, but in fact operates, at least in part, as a systematic barrier to opportunity for many blacks and Hispanics, many of whom are college-qualified but tracked into overcrowded and underfunded colleges where they are less likely to develop fully or to graduate," Carnevale said.


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4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
I have had the pleasure of sampling this a few times in the past and had a pint last night on tap, this had been sitting for a few weeks waiting to be drank here at home.Poured into a impy pint glass a nice clear copper/amber color with a tight 1/2 finger light reddish tinted head that left a nice ring as it settled,aromas of roasted nuts,dark fruit and a real noticable leafy hop presence wich I found more profound out of the bottle than on tap.Big fruity profile on the palate up front with notes of brown sugar with that leafy,piney hop presence coming thru into the finish as well a light alcohol zing.I like a good American strong ale and this is another top notch one in my book it has alot of different flavors and character going on.
10-25-2006 00:15:27 | More by oberon
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
Appearance This was one of the most beautiful heads that Ive ever seen. It was an off off-white, more like a creamy not quite yellowish-white, and seemed a mile thick. It left wonderful lacing on the inside of my Chimay glass and little quarter-sized pits of foam on top of the liquid.
The beer itself was a thick, hazy orange tinted with brown. I mean, I wanted to take a picture of this thing and frame it up on my wall.
Smell The sharp, rank malts are like a Barley Wine. They are pungent and very exciting to whiff. The sharp sweet aroma is hard core sugar, most like table and cane. There are also some serious hops in here that I missed at the smell. Its like BW in the day time and IPA at night.
Taste This is like a good BW but with a strong malt backbone. The sugar is pure cane now. Together this is raw, kind of winey malts with big, harsh sugars.
Mouthfeel This ASA is medium-bodied with little sense of alcohol. Its actually bitter in back of the tongue and has a nice, gliding feel on the cheeks.
Drinkability This is dangerous its so good. Thats the fasted Ive ever drank a Strong Ale.
Comments Thanks to BuckeyeNation for sending me the Nosferatu. This beer bites.
05-13-2005 02:29:44 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev -2.2%
04-26-2014 11:03:59 | More by DanGeo
3.96/5 rDev -3.2%
Pours a murky copper, burnt amber color with a light tan head, small and receding leaving the smallest amount of lacing along the sides of the glass. Aroma was sweet and malty - lots of heavily toasted caramel malts, giving a nice backing sweetness and toasty feeling, along with a decent sized handful of hops, floral and lightly peppery around the edges, adding a bit to the sweetness but more to the herbal and bitter side of the aromatics. Nosferatu has a pretty powerful nose; strong and robust, but not fear-inducing or overly abrasive.
The first thing that hits the palate is the solid malt infrastructure. It rolls out on the tongue and coats the mouth to hold steady and pave the way for the upcoming flavor rush. Caramel and toffee malts line the walls, along with a grape and plum flavored sweetness that kicks into high gear almost immediately. The malt displays some other characteristics, like toasted bread, sweet and buttery, with a touch of brown sugar and/or molasses. The alcohol is there, but not too strong, and give it that "booze-soaked" dark fruit profile that is common in many strong ales and barleywines.
Don't let the malt fool you, though - the hops are no stranger to Nosferatu. On the nose, they were more detectable as peppery and herbal, but on the palate they come off as more floral and citrusy, as they bring some lighter fruits to the table; grapefruit, apricot, faint oranges. Bitterness remains on the lower side, meaning this doesn't quite resemble an IPA or a DIPA, but the hops still play a huge role in this beer's flavor. Aftertaste finishes with a floral, peppery warmth and a fading, boozy raisin flavor. Medium body, almost on the thick side, just a touch away from being sticky - slightly wet and slick with medium carbonation.
I've been wanting to try this one for a while now, and I'm glad I finally did. Wonderful flavors all around. I've heard this one compared to Arrogant Bastard often. Is it better? Tough call. I think I'll give the edge to AB, because of it's abrasive, yet controlled hop profile and pronounced bitterness while remaining so malty and drinkable. But Nosferatu is still a damn good beer that I wouldn't pass up if given the chance to have again.
01-21-2013 12:38:51 | More by tectactoe
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +10%
10-19-2013 01:57:54 | More by jeffwein
4/5 rDev -2.2%
10-11-2013 23:48:20 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4/5 rDev -2.2%
A: A light copper color with great clarity and a long lasting light-tan head.
S: A rich malty aroma with a moderately-strong citrus and resinous pine hops aroma. The aroma is complex but I get all malt hops and alcohol with little else getting past.
T: A strong grainy malt flavor with a firm hops bitterness complimented by a decent amount of alcohol. There is a moderate citrus hops flavor. The balance is pretty bitter with an off-dry finish and a linger hops bitterness in the the after taste.
M: A lightly creamy, medium-full bodied beer with moderate carbonation. A strong alcohol warmth.
O: I look forward to this Strong warming beer every year with it's solid bitterness and decent hops flavor and aroma it never disappoints.
12-13-2012 01:16:51 | More by MadScientist
4.36/5 rDev +6.6%
08-18-2014 17:25:24 | More by GameOfBeers
3.9/5 rDev -4.6%
My friend Brian gave me this. Cheers Brian! Already reviewed this on-tap when I visited Great Lakes. I wanted to review the bottle to see how they stack up against each other.
On-tap review I said:
A: Nice dark reddish bronze colored ale. Some ruby redness on the edges against the light. Poured a nice 1 finger white fluffy head that reduced to a nice small cap. Very attractive brew.
Bottle: Not as deep and not as ruby highlights as I remember from the on-tap. Hazy, mysterious and moody - fitting for the name of the drink!
On-tap review I said:
S: Holy smokes - massive hops. Mix of bitter and fruit. Really impressive smell. A more floral note arose toward the end of the drink. You can detect the strength but does not have a strong alcohol smell.
Bottle: Not the impact of on-tap. Rum-like alcohol came across immediately. Hops are there but not that impactful.
On-tap review I said:
T: As you would expect, a touch of caramel malt to keep it grounded but a wallop of hops. Some powerful bitterness with amazingly succulent grapefruit. Really chewy - plenty of interest. The alcohol is there and gives you a nice warming sensation - amazingly well masked.
Bottle: Bigger malt and less hop than the on-tap. Has a cloying sour aftertaste.
On-tap review I said:
M: Medium carbonation gave this quite a bit of life. Was fairly smooth but the finish delivers a bit of an acidic bite.
Bottle: Pretty much the same. Aftertaste is more aggressive and acidic.
On-tap review I said:
D: It's a masterful brew. Really powerful. It would be so easy for it to go off the deep end but it all holds together in a fantastically well coordinated way. The high drinkability and high ABV make this a dangerous brew. It packs a punch.
Bottle: I gave on-tap an A. The bottle falls short. A part of the impact of the on-tap was how big malt and hops were and how well balanced it all was. The lack of hops in the bottle throws off the balance and allows the alcohol to have too much focus. Still a really enjoyable and interesting beer. Like always, once you try on-tap, it's tough to go back to the bottle.
11-28-2008 04:31:30 | More by sgoodship
4/5 rDev -2.2%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #46 (Nov 2010):
Named after one of the scariest vampires of all time. Deep reddish amber color comes off very clear, and the lacing does a great job of sticking to the glass. Massive toasted biscuity nose, with some sweetness and some hop resin. Smooth malty body, big kiss of sweetness to start but then the malt rails in hard with a pleasing toasted graini- ness, which stays. Some rounded dark caramel adds to the sweetness, as does the dark, fruity alcohol. Hops may not beat this beer down with bitterness, but the oily resin flavor keeps things in check. As the beer warms a little, it unfolds into a lovely sipper; it's easily a mood beer for the cooler months.
02-04-2011 02:16:42 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.33/5 rDev +5.9%
Purchased from the Market Basket in Brookfield, WI. Pours a dark amber body with an orange tinted off-white head. Aroma of beet sugar and sweet hops. Full bodied with brown sugar sweetness that leads to a hoppy dry finish. Great drinkability, I always want a second when I finish the first one.
07-13-2009 18:25:29 | More by blackearth
4.28/5 rDev +4.6%
Deep amber red with a nice sticky fluffy one inch head on top. Toffee caramel with piney citrus aromas. Nice.
First sip is caramel apple toffee mixed with a lovely citric pine hop flavor. Nicely balanced and bursting with flavor. A bit of fresh baked bread in there as well...nice biterness on the back of the palate. Damn good.
Mouthfeel is thick and creamy with great chewy body...leaves some nice lacing down my glass as well. A tasty, easy to drink brew that works well on a cold night...I like it! Thanks to kmpitz2 for hooking me up with the bottle.
12-09-2004 03:46:45 | More by orbitalr0x
4.1/5 rDev +0.2%
Dark red, caramel. Small khaki head on the pour that reduced to the thinnest of layers and a ring around the glass.
Aroma is loaded with sweet malts, caramel and some sweet bread, raw sugar with a bit of bubblegum. Floral and some citrus hops blend in nicely. A dash of alcohol with a hint of fusalness compliments well. A bit of peppery spice as well.
Flavor is quite a bit hoppier and finishes with a touch of bitterness. Balance is superb though. Hops have a citrus and piney edge. Flavor is again caramel and some raw sugar. A touch of alcohol as well, but still quite hidden.
This is super easy to drink. A bit like a large IPA with its balance, not an overhopped DIPA. Good medium to full bodied mouthfeel with just the right amount of carbonation to add a touch of crispness.
04-11-2007 03:09:49 | More by blitz134
4/5 rDev -2.2%
01-03-2013 05:39:02 | More by sabitu
4.5/5 rDev +10%
03-06-2014 03:20:51 | More by bulldogg915
4.75/5 rDev +16.1%
10-15-2013 00:59:30 | More by markmo
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
08-15-2012 03:13:13 | More by danthehopslamman
4/5 rDev -2.2%
05-11-2014 05:42:55 | More by DaftPatrick
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
09-08-2012 22:00:37 | More by DWolf
New York
4.13/5 rDev +1%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a snifter glass. The bottle has a best by date of 11-09-09 and it was sampled on 10-24-2009.
Appearance: It had a deep copper amber body with some reddish highlights and good clarity. The head is tall and fluffy, light beige in color and has nice retention. On the glass it makes cool sticky lacing.
Smell: There is a full nose of fresh bready malt, light roasted notes, hints of toffee and mixed nuts. The aroma is sweet and yet balanced by solid notes of citrus like hops.
Taste/Palate: The flavor has sweet caramel, bready and nutty maltiness with well balanced citrus/pine hops. The 8% abv is mild and adds some more subtle warmth and character. The finish is slow with some pleasant hop bitterness. It has a solid medium to full body with mellow carbonation and a smooth texture.
Notes: This was a very enjoyable beer.
11-06-2009 20:45:46 | More by generallee
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
10-15-2012 20:00:18 | More by Twifiter
3.8/5 rDev -7.1%
Pours a very deep red-amber with little head that dissipates down into a ring around the glass. Aroma is dark fruits and some sweet breadiness. Taste is a woody maltiness with a nice smoky flavor cleared off by mild citrus and dominant pine hops. Hops overpower the malts and make it a touch too bitter for my taste. Dry finish and refreshing.
05-09-2007 01:14:30 | More by Duster72
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
04-21-2012 16:29:09 | More by BuckeyeSlim
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -2.2%
03-19-2014 03:02:51 | More by megamass
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