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Posted 17 October 2008 - 03:42 PM
The manifold that is now on the engine is new as the old one got mashed in the crash. So I think its from the crash that a piece of plastic must have got into the engine and has eventually found its way deep inside. They want £700 now in total, for inspection and now to replace the manifold. Dont think so! They can take the piece of plastic out, put it back together and I'll go else where if the work needs doing.
Posted 30 October 2008 - 06:06 PM
The valve with the plastic piece has been removed and, fingers crossed, there don't seem to be any damage caused to the valve. All I need to do now is get someone to put it back together. Gonna get timing belt changed as well, might as well while its off!
Got a quote for someone to do the work for about £180, big difference to the £500 the garage quoted me. Hopefully, will be back on the road soon, will keep updated!
Posted 30 October 2008 - 08:22 PM
shouldn't cost too much to have someone wack the head back on and a new timing belt.
good luck!
Posted 01 November 2008 - 01:29 PM
Posted 01 November 2008 - 04:09 PM
well just read through the thread and was expecting the worse.
shouldn't cost too much to have someone wack the head back on and a new timing belt.
good luck!
Hi, yeah finding that out got someone lined up but weighing up all options at the mo.
Sorry to hear about the troubles your having I'm pretty sure you can get a engine for abit cheaper than that but like Rikos said there are risks both ways. Do what is most feasible?? either way hope it all goes well
Thanks, not gonna be jumping in and giving my money away too easily, gotta consider all options.
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Step 1: Voltage Divider
I've changed the resistor values of the voltage divider to get a better impedence match with the Arduino A/D. Ben from Pololu says:
The ADC on an AVR can't very accurately measure signals with a high output impedance, and your voltage divider definitely counts as high-impedance. From the ATmega328P datasheet:
The ADC is optimized for analog signals with an output impedance of approximately 10 kΩ or less. If such a source is used, the sampling time will be negligible. If a source with higher impedance is used, the sampling time will depend on how long time the source needs to charge the S/H capacitor, with can vary widely. The user is recommended to only use low impedance sources with slowly varying signals, since this minimizes the required charge transfer to the S/H capacitor.
I think you'll have better results if you make your voltage divider resistors smaller, such as 10k and 5k, though this would waste 10 times more power (maybe 1.6 mW for your current configuration vs 17 mW for the new one).
The Arduino can accept up to 5v on a analog input. Our battery voltage can range as high as 17vdc in certain charge cycles, so we designed a voltage divider that would provide 5v at 17v battery voltage, and less at various lower voltages. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_divider for more information on Voltage Dividers.
The code to read that value is as follows:
batVal = analogRead(batMonPin); // read the voltage on the divider
pinVoltage = batVal * 0.00488; // Calculate the voltage on the A/D pin
// A reading of 1 for the A/D = 0.0048mV
// if we multiply the A/D reading by 0.00488 then
// we get the voltage on the pin.
batteryVoltage = pinVoltage * ratio; // Use the ratio calculated for the voltage divider
// to calculate the battery voltage
I have 4 possible nominal battery bank voltages. Each battery bank has a higher possible charge voltage during certain charge cycles. I've called this max, and will prevent a voltage of over 5v being presented to the Arduino pin during all charge cycles including equalize.
Solving for R1
R1 = ((R2*Vin)/Vout)-R2
with a R2 of 5k ohms, I get the following values of R1 for 4 battery voltages:
nominal max R1 R2 Ratio
12 17 12 5 2.4
24 34 29 5 5.8
36 51 46 5 9.2
48 68 63 5 12.6
All resistances in k ohms.
If I solve for R2
R2 = R1 / (Vin/Vout - 1)
With an R1 of 12k ohms, I get the following values for the 4 battery voltages:
nominal max R1 R2 Ratio
12 17 12 5 2.40
24 34 12 2 6.00
36 51 12 1.3 9.23
48 68 12 0.9 13.33
All resistances in k ohms.
Solve for Vout to make sure Vout never exceeds 5v (you can install a 5.1v zener to ground to protect the input).
Vout = (R2/(R1+R2))*Vin
More details at http://arduinotronics.blogspot.com/2012/04/voltage-monitor.html
All parts were obtained from Hacktronics.com.
Additional math notes:
I measured the voltage at A4 in respect to gnd, and with a 12.46 Vin, I got a 3.52 Vout. I also reported the actual ADC output of the analogRead by printing avgVal to the LCD, and got 778 out of a max of 1023 (0-1023).
I then calculated the multiplier for the ADC,
ADC Multiplier = 12.46 / 778 * (R1/ R2)
With actual resistance readings of 11.66 KOhms, and 4.62 kOhms for R1 & R2, I got .00635 instead of the .00488 specified. After updating my code, the volt readings match my fluke. Anyone know why? Also, voltages fluctuate wildly.
Improved voltage reading circuit and sketch at AC Volt Meter (works with DC as well). Rock solid voltage measurement, and very accurate.
sorry for my ignorance, Can i use this IC instead of Hall effect sensors ? LMP8480
thank you,
Yes you can. Code will look a bit different, but not drastically.
hello everyone!..
someone here tried to add up the wattage...
for example, if given 24 hours how much wattage did the system consumed.
it will be a great help from us if anybody can teach us how..thnx
I`m using this project for my off grid setup, battery 90ah, solar pannel 50W.. the problem is when connecting the current sensor with the system, no values are given on the LCD screen ( indication of incoming power) i would like some help what can be done thanks.
yes, i did as shown in the diagram given : http://cdn.instructables.com/F31/TBJZ/H3QFJ5ER/F31...
mainly the LCD screen is giving just 0.53v and the other vaules are 0w and 0A
I have a 5kw inverter (24v) on 720 ah of batteries, with 1000 w solar panels.
I want to measure the what hours in, and the watt hours out, to be able to make sure I don't drain my batteries.
Therefor, I would like to build two watt hour meters to do so.
Obviously, the design must be such that it does not hamper my amps when I'm pulling a big load. ( my fuse is a 400amp fuse' and my cables are 70mm^2)
Thanks, and looking forward to your answer!
I understand that the grounds must be common, but isnt there a risk for different circuits to share a DC ground?
I read the part about the ADC optimization and did not really understand as I do not see any S/H capacitors anywhere. As my load will be a DC-DC converter it wil have a high impedence and thus the lower impedence of the voltage divider will trickle discharge the battery.
I'm setting up a similar project and I have two little questions.
Is there any risk with sharing ground between the battery and the arduino and possibiliy the ground of a DC-5VDC converter?
Also, wouldnt using higher value resistors lower the battery drain of the volt meter?
ATMEL says:
" The ADC is optimized for analog signals with an output impedance of approximately 10 kΩ or less. If such a source is used, the sampling time will be negligible. If a source with higher impedance is used, the sampling time will depend on how long time the source needs to charge the S/H capacitor, with can vary widely. The user is recommended to only use low impedance sources with slowly varying signals, since this minimizes the required charge transfer to the S/H capacitor."
But just want to add on top of what author said: I use ACS712 current sensor (5A Max) and it gave me a lot of headache.
First of all, you need to calibrate it inside your program. I do that by doing first 10 or 20 readings, taking the average and using it as "zero" point (of course it is done when no current is flowing through the sensor).
It is necessary because hall-sensor is very very sensitive and could even react to earth magnetic field, so watch out.
Use as good multimeter as you can find to verify current.
After that my average dispersion is about +/- 20 mA (which is 0.02A), at least I hope it is :)
However I don't know why honestly. Here is my code:
float readCurrent() {
int raw1,raw2,raw3;
unsigned long refV1,refV2,refV3;
float raw0,refV0, current;
float x,xx;
int i;
raw0 = 0;
for (i=1;i<=samplesToTake;i++) {
raw0 = raw0+analogRead (currentSensor);
raw0 = (float)raw0/samplesToTake;
x = raw0;
if (setupCurrentYES == 0 ) {
initialCurrentX = x;
setupCurrentYES = 1;
xx = abs(x-initialCurrentX );
current = xx*multiplier;
return current;
"multiplier" has been defined in other part but I did that manually, based on numbers that sensor gave me and comparing them to my multimeter value.
So now it equal to 0.0266 but I don't know why because if the sensor gives you 512-1024 readings for the current from 0-5A it does not have much sense.
Anyone may have a clue?
Secondly, when you measure Voltage - 5V is a "theoretical" value.
It is how Arduino built - it uses "reference" value that is supposed to be +5 but it is not always true. It is better to measure real reference voltage (plz google how to do that) and then use this number instead of just 5.
Alternatively you may supply power to your arduino board from other than your PC-USB port source. Some external PSU with 7-12V would be good - doing that you'll get more stable reference voltage.
I am no electrical engineer, and this is definitely in a language I feel like I'd have to learn to do this! Would love it you could "write it in english" ;) Obviously, there are many here who love the language of such an 'able, but for us eager DIY'rs who've not tackled the likes... just sayin' ;)
I have an idea about why you have that 0.00610 multiplier instead of the ideal 0.0048... your code is only taking the simple ratio of the resistors - it should maybe be
ratio = (float(R1) +float(R2))/ float(R2)? Please let me know if this correct?
I love the instructable. I am using it to create an amp-hour battery gauge for my new-to-me electric car. The car already has a shunt (400A - 50 mV) so I will be using that. I may use an op-amp to boost the mV signal. Then again the 4.8 mV resolution on the arduino might be fine.
but - i'm troubled by non zero outputs when there's no voltage or current on the inputs - display is showing approx 15 volts and just under 15 amps when they should both be zero
The bi-directional ACS714 output is centered on 2.5v - so zero current flow gives 2.5v - and not the 500mv as mentioned here and within the supplied code
Also, the output of the ACS714 is 66mv/A rather than 133mV/A as mentioned here and within the supplied code
hope this helps someone from having a confusing couple of hours as I have just experienced
There are smaller and larger capacity sensors for other applications.
The mA you mention is how much power your arduino can supply to attached devices.
The arduino does not care how many amps your battery can supply.
Thanks for this article. Most likely I'll build something like this laterâ¦
At the moment I'm trying to measure total energy consumption for a battery powered wireless sensor. The sensor uses about 2µA @3V while idle and some mA while sending the data to the central node. Any ideas about how to measure such small values? Your setup doesn't look like it's able to do it.


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The search for the phone took on some urgency when investigators learned Black, Alan Fisher and Lance Robinson, all locked up on drug conspiracy charges, were planning further criminal activity, and according to the affidavit, were planning on "harming" a "co-defendant" because of his "perceived cooperation" with the government.
It is just one of the reasons why confiscating cell phones have become a top priority.
"We now have K-9's that are trained to sniff lithium batteries and can detect cell phones," said Faust. "We've (also) implemented permanent search teams that do shakedowns, searches of cells on an ongoing basis."
In 2010, authorities found 79 cell phones in the jail -- that number fell to 59 phones confiscated over the last two years.
How are they getting into the jail? It is a constant and ongoing investigation, but in the last two years, four corrections officers have been prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for smuggling in contraband.
It includes Jonathan Womble, who admitted to smuggling in a "balloon containing heroin, marijuana, a cell phone and cell phone charger."
Faust says he is now looking into technology being used in Baltimore called Managed Access. Once installed, it would allow calls to be made from authorized numbers, but capture and drop all calls from numbers the system does not recognize.
So, how are these phones being charged inside the jail? No, there are no electrical outlets in cells. Instead, Faust says inmates are using clever makeshift ways to tap into the electrical wiring.
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Earlier this week, the Texas Rangers signed Japanese righthander Yu Darvish to a six-year contract worth $60 million.
So that's $10 million a year, right?
Well… on average, yes. But according to Jeff Wilson of the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, it's backloaded this way:
2012: $5.5 million
2013: $9.5 million
2014: $10 million
2015: $10 million
2016: $10 million
2017: $11 million
You'll note those figures add up to $56 million. There's also $4 million in the form of "roster bonuses", according to Wilson, and according to ESPN Dallas, Darvish can opt out after five years:
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said Thursday morning on ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM that Darvish can opt out of the sixth year if he hits two different performance thresholds. Both involve the Cy Young voting.
Daniels said if Darvish wins the Cy Young and finishes in the "top three or four" of the balloting a second time in the five years, he can opt out of the sixth year of the contract. He can also get out of it if he finishes second in the balloting and then in the top three or four in two additional years.
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A new study ranking the health of America's states has just come out and the news isn't so good for Indiana or Kentucky.
Why should we care? Brian Kessler, Director of Respiratory Care at St. Mary's says it could mean higher medical costs.
"You know, when we're 9th worst as far as health care costs, health care reform, this number, you know, it scares us. You know, Medicare and Medicaid, they want to work with us as hospitals, but when we have a high instance of smoking it just shows we have our work cut out for us," Kessler said.
Smoking is more common in Indiana than in 43 other states, but Kessler says the new smoking ordinance is a step in the right direction.
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Earnest Michael Padillow, 47, was on his way to the witness stand to testify in his own defense when he turned on his lawyer, Tulsa World reports.
Mark Cagle, Padillow's court-appointed lawyer, suffered a busted lip, but said he was otherwise unharmed.
Cagle's co-counsel, Stephen Lee, ended the assault by putting Padillow in a headlock. Sheriff's deputies used a stun gun to subdue the defendant, who was then removed from the courtroom.
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If the Eagles can get recent trade acquisition Ernie Sims to play within the scheme and keep him healthy, he could he a valuable and versatile weapon.
Chiefs' choice of McCluster shocks Eagles
The Eagles were poised to draft Dexter McCluster, writes Eric Edholm, but K.C. beat them to the punch. In "Around the NFL," Edholm will be posting blog entries throughout the draft.
Eagles pay price to land Graham
I have to say I wasn't expecting Brandon Graham to be the pick at No. 13 once I heard the Eagles had traded up to that spot.
Eagles land Sims in three-team deal; Lions get Scheffler
The Eagles have acquired LB Ernie Sims from the Lions in a three-way trade on Monday. The Lions also landed TE Tony Scheffler from Denver, with the Broncos getting draft picks.
Eagles OG Jean-Gilles signs one-year tender
The Eagles announced Thursday that they have signed OG Max Jean-Gilles, a restricted free agent, to a one-year contract.
Eagles surprisingly deal McNabb to rival Redskins
In what is the most surprising move of the entire NFL offseason, the Eagles have traded QB Donovan McNabb to the division-rival Redskins.
Eagles ship Brown, Gocong to Browns for Hall, picks
The Eagles and Browns completed a trade Friday, sending CB Sheldon Brown and LB Chris Gocong to Cleveland in exchange for LB Alex Hall, plus fourth- and fifth-round draft picks in 2010.
Eagles extend Banner's contract
The Eagles announced Thursday that they have extended the contract of president Joe Banner and promoted Don Smolenski to chief operating officer.
Draft's second day won't lack for intrigue
The second day of the NFL draft could be very interesting this year, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening, with the Eagles and Browns two teams to watch.
Trading McNabb right move for Eagles
Eagles fans have not known a full-time quarterback other than Donovan McNabb for the past 10 seasons, but they better get used to hearing a new QB's name in 2010.
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The Saints have decided not to match the Eagles' offer to restricted free-agent RB Mike Bell, allowing him to join Philadelphia.
Maclin ready for more in Year Two
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Despite restructuring Michael Vick's contract and signing Dennis Dixon, the Philadelphia Eagles aren't shopping Foles and would want a first- or second-round pick to even consider it, a person familiar with the team's plans told The Associated Press on Friday.||||||| The person, speaking on condition of anonymity because the Eagles won't publicly discuss trade rumors, said new coach Chip Kelly and the front-office brass "haven't discussed trading Foles with any team." Foles was selected in the third round with the 88th overall pick in the 2012 NFL draft. The Eagles "absolutely" rate his value higher than that because of his success as a rookie, the person said.
The Philadelphia Eagles have placed Foles on injured reserve.||||||| Foles broke his hand in last Sunday's loss to Washington.
Foles has a broken right hand, and coach Andy Reid said Michael Vick will likely start against the New York Giants in Sunday's season finale.||||||| Reid said Monday that Foles broke his throwing hand in the second quarter of a 27-20 loss to Washington, but returned to the game after X-rays at the stadium were negative. An MRI taken on Monday revealed a hairline fracture, Reid said. Reid added because it's a non-displaced fracture, Foles should be 100 percent in about three weeks.
Foles completed 32 of 48 for 345 yards, with one touchdown and one interception in the Eagles' loss to Washington on Sunday.||||||| It was Foles' second 300-yard passing performance in three games.
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CINCINNATI (AP) — Andy Dalton threw a career-high four touchdown passes - each to a different receiver - and the Cincinnati Bengals ended their four-game losing streak by beating the New York Giants 31-13 on Sunday.
The Bengals (4-5) took advantage of a fumble and Eli Manning's two interceptions, which set up third-quarter touchdowns. That helped A.J. Green back up his observation there are holes in New York's defense.
The defending Super Bowl champions have a lot of holes everywhere.
The Giants (6-4) head into their bye with back-to-back losses and a lot of issues, especially on offense. Manning had another subpar game, failing to live up his family legacy of beating the Bengals. Older brother Peyton improved to 8-0 against Cincinnati on the same field a week earlier, leading Denver to a 31-23 win.
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For those wishing to join in the fun of playing bluegrass music, we will start out with technique exercises, scales, basic melodies & accompaniment patterns to prepare you to learn this unique & exciting style of American music. There are many gatherings in the area called 'Pickin' Parties' that I want to get you ready to participate in as soon as is humanly possible.
If you are one of those brave souls undertaking the lovely but challenging fretless instrument, the violin, my main focus is to get you started with the all the necessary basic techniques - holding the instrument & bow correctly, getting the best possible tone & pitch using efficiency & accuracy, mixed with a great deal of ear training & heart.
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Zachary is a multi-talented teacher and performer. He teaches violin, piano, guitar, voice, mandolin, banjo and more. As a singer/ songwriter, he has released 3 cds, tours nationally with over 100 dates per year and has shared the stage with multiple multi-Grammy award winners. He is an inspirational and motivational based teacher; he will make you or your child LOVE making music rather than dreading their weekly lesson. He has a BA in music performance and has taught for 10 years. He is an exceptionally talented and in-demand teacher and performer.
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Zach is very motivating and inspiring. He will not yell or discourage you or your child. He will have reasonable and attainable weekly goals. He will seek the best from you but will maintain professionalism and makes learning enjoyable and fun. Works well with all ages, from beginners to advanced; from young children to adults.
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I began teaching beginner to advanced Violin and Viola in April of 2001 in NC. I�moved to California in the fall of 2008. Since moving to California I have extended my teaching to beginner Piano and Cello also. I have taught students ages 3 to 87 how to play and enjoy music on a personal level. My experience includes leading sectionals for middle school orchestra, organizing and instructing small ensembles, and organizing student recitals. Student recitals I arranged once or twice a year to showcase the students' growth and abilities, and to provide an opportunity to give back to family and friends whose sacrifices and support enable the students to succeed.
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Elizabeth has taught violin and viola for twenty years. She has a Master of Music degree in Violin Performance from DePaul University School of Music. Her teachers have been among the best in the world. She has been a member of orchestras, chamber music ensembles, and has performed solos throughout the United States and abroad. Teaching is one of her greatest passions, and she welcomes the opportunity to work with all ages and levels of musical background.
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Noted violinist and gifted educator. Studied with H. Harutyunyan and V. Khachatryan, students of the great violinist L. Kogan. Tigran N. has been teaching Violin and Viola to students of all ages for over 15 years. He received his Master's degree in Music Performance from The Komitas State Conservatory in Yerevan, Armenia and his Bachelor of Music from Babajanyan State Music College. In addition to teaching, he has performed and recorded with several orchestras, has composed and arranged several pieces including his own album. He is a highly educated individual who enjoys sharing his knowledge and expertise with students interested in learning.
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I strongly believe that, if every child would be provided with an ideal environment, would gain extraordinary ability. There are no exceptions. No one can tell how able man is by the nature. What is known is the ability that is spoiled or developed. It cannot be denied that most children speak their native languages beautifully by learning about 3000-4000 words by age 5 or 6. Nothing can clearer demonstrate of the original power of the human mind. Through the years of studying and teaching music I realized that this is the most important concept for developing each kid's talent, to increase his or her ability to the maximum. Therefore I am combining the great methods of teaching violin. The Suzuki method and the Russian school method. Suzuki method helps at the earliest stage of playing an instrument and I am using later Russian school method for more advanced period of studying.
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*Teachers classified as a Student Favorite have taught a minimum of 25 lessons and have received the highest feedback rating from students.Russian traditional and Suzuki methods.
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Anna B. grew up in Greenville, IN and currently resides in New Albany, IN. Anna picked up her first violin at the age of 9 in her grade school orchestra program. She continued her classical studies of the violin with J. Patrick Rafferty at the University of Louisville and graduated in Spring of 2010, on a music scholarship, with a Bachelor of Arts in music with emphasis in violin performance and a minor in marketing. While at UofL she was a three year member of the Intercollegiate Orchestra, took a semester jazz improvisation course from Ansyn Banks, and has studied fiddle and mandolin on and off with renowned bluegrass musician Jeff Guernsey.
Anna is a member of the the Paducah Symphony Orchestra and is also the fiddler/mandolinist for the Folk/Americana band Southern Sirens. She has performed as part of the LOVE/Revolution Show in the Kaleidoscope I's backup string section with "Abbey Road on the River" and has performed in the backup orchestra of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Some career highlights include sharing the stage with 2x Grammy Winner Laurence Juber (Paul McCartney's Wings) and Ambrosia at Abbey Road on the River and accompanying 2x Grammy Nominated pianist Terrence Wilson and world renowned violinist Ilya Kaler with the Paducah Symphony.
She also organizes the annual Arts Council of Southern Indiana Harvest Homecoming 'Fiddle Fest' each year.
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Anna is certified Suzuki Teacher in ECC and Book 1. Her teaching method is a mix of traditional classical training with aspects of the Suzuki method. Each student is different and learns in different ways. Anna's approach to teaching is finding how each student learns best and adapting to their needs. In a very general analysis of how she teaches lessons you should expect to work on a new scale and etude (exercise) every 1-2 weeks while also preparing a solo over a longer amount of time. There are also other aspects such as music theory and ear training that are also scattered throughout. When teaching fiddling improvisation is also touched upon.
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One house from the beach!
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Queen Bed
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Gas stove
Coffee maker
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DVD player
Parking for one car, up to a larger SUV
activities and attractions in Mission Beach San Diego Area
Walking distance to markets, the Beachcomber and Pennant, Restaurants, Belmont Park and The Wave House.
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Wilder cut to 1-3 for Coventry job (From Banbury Cake)
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Wilder cut to 1-3 for Coventry job
9:30am Tuesday 4th September 2012 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
Uncertainty continues to surround Chris Wilder 's future as Oxford United manager despite chairman Ian Lenagan expressing a desire to keep him at the club.
The odds on the 44-year-old taking over at Coventry City continued to fall yesterday, getting as short as 1-3 with one bookmaker.
United had not received an official approach from the npower League One club when contacted last night, and Lenagan, who met Wilder yesterday morning, described the speculation as "bookies' rumours".
The U's chief said he was hopeful nothing changes, but stopped short of warning Coventry off making an advance.
He said: "Chris Wilder is a very good manager and I don't want to lose him.
"I think it's a great compliment for Oxford and Chris and the quality of football we are playing."
He added: "I have not been approached by Coventry City and Chris Wilder has not been approached by anybody.
"So at the current moment there's no substance in the rumours, but obviously that can change from day-to-day."
Wilder did not want to add to his earlier comments on the speculation, which he regarded as a "compliment".
He stressed it had not deflected his attention away from building towards the clash with Swindon Town in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy tomorrow night.
"Of course, I'm as focused on Wednesday as I was on Saturday (at York City), you prepare the side and they have to go out and do the club proud," he said.
The attitude was echoed by striker Tom Craddock, who does not believe the attention will distract the players ahead of the derby.
He said: "We've got a good gaffer and if people are going to speculate, let them, but as players we've just got to get on with our job.
"At the end of the day we work for the football club and we've got to go out and do our best."
Coventry City reportedly receiv-ed 40 applications to replace Andy Thorn. The Sky Blues, who host Burton Albion tonight, declined to comment on when interviews are expected to take place.
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10:52am Tue 4 Sep 12
LeGod says...
L2 to stay for you lot.
11:13am Tue 4 Sep 12
Open your eyes says...
I'd be more concerned with your own problems than ours.
11:19am Tue 4 Sep 12
badger86 says...
11:23am Tue 4 Sep 12
bigchet says...
11:24am Tue 4 Sep 12
BigOx22 says...
12:06pm Tue 4 Sep 12
OUFC 4 EVA says...
LeGod wrote:Come on Le Doggie stay of our site commenting on things that don't concern you! Your boyfriend won't be happy with you when he finds out you've been on here again when the housework hasn't been done!
so your manager will be off and no doubt a cheap alternative will be appointed. L2 to stay for you lot. LOL
12:57pm Tue 4 Sep 12
Megastar07 says...
2:02pm Tue 4 Sep 12
Open your eyes says...
3:18pm Tue 4 Sep 12
pdc does wot he wants says...
3:57pm Tue 4 Sep 12
adlibber says...
Either Wilder says he wants to stay or he wants to go but he needs to do this within next couple of days. If he goes good luck to him if he stays address the mistakes of last year and let's get on with rest of the season. I don't care if we lose to Swindon tomorrow because promotion is far more important than the tin pot cup and club we're playing.
5:03pm Tue 4 Sep 12
oldun says...
6:05pm Tue 4 Sep 12
gburke says...
8:12pm Tue 4 Sep 12
DuberryandBeanofan says...
8:40pm Tue 4 Sep 12
oldun says...
6:50am Wed 5 Sep 12
Chish and Fips says...
May the best team win and all that.
Now where did I put those 'bovver boots' ? ;o)
7:10am Wed 5 Sep 12
Chish and Fips says...
Looking at the headline of this article - that could well be the score tonight as well..
10:11am Wed 5 Sep 12
BigOx22 says...
10:39am Wed 5 Sep 12
oldun says...
11:03am Wed 5 Sep 12
The Good Ship Hardy says...
oldun wrote:Agreed, it's a no no competiton for me albeit with a chance for one southern club to go to Wembley next year. It is the league which matters for sure although with a local derby bragging rights do matter. I hope it is a good game with neither team getting injuries, both sets of fans to behave too !!!
it's a match in a 'non competition' - hope we get no injuries - about 75 more points needed. Nonetheless come on you Uuuuuuuus
11:06am Wed 5 Sep 12
oldun says...
2:27pm Wed 5 Sep 12
LeGod says...
Di Canio expects 100% perfection if you dont he changes it - nothing wrong with that. For too long players have got away with whatever they want to do and because someone has come in and has set tough rules you see it as him being demented.
I read on your forum that alot of you would have liked to have him as a manager so your all two faced and are jealous we have him.
You can put a bet on now that there is more likelehood Di Canio will be plying his trade in the premier league than your little manager who has a small and limited focus of where he want to take you.
If you were all honest and its is very difficult for Oxford fans to understand that word you would have Di Canio over non league boy Wilder.
Bixox - you keep dreaming about L1 football as you will never get it under Wilder he is non league he is at his highest level and you are in L2 to stay, how funny it is that on your forum the majority of people on it want Wilder out and looking that you have 1500 people on the forum that is the average of your home crowds apart from when you play us of course as i can guarantee tonight will be your biggest crowd all season at your 3 sided tin pot ground.
2:56pm Wed 5 Sep 12
oldun says...
3:53pm Wed 5 Sep 12
bigchet says...
5:41pm Wed 5 Sep 12
Chish and Fips says...
bigchet wrote:I be honest say PDC is a bit of a loose canon but he gets results. We have had the wishy washy bland managers in the past , with the same old excuses match after match ... Danny Wilson was a prime example you sometimes thought he'd watched a different game to yourself.
here we go again with le god and his total inability to see anything wrong in the way that he treats players swindon fans have said on their own forum that they are embarassed by his rants on the radio and hop
PDC is 100% behind his job, and his passion for it is his half his trouble sometimes, the outburst with Wes F should not have been so detailed, but in saying that, all that went to the match agreed with the substitution and the players response to the substitution fuelled the flames.
So IMO I'm really pleased that we have a manager who speaks his mind and says it as it is - even if it does give those who make the most of it more ammo for their anti PDC or anti Swindon campaigns..... like Millwall say - 'you don't like us and we don't care'
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Usage of a 4 seat electric golf cart is included to enjoy all Fripp Island has to offer. (2) amenity cards are also provided to enjoy the island's amenities such as pools, tennis courts, and restaurants.
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25 feet from the Atlantic Ocean lies Water's Edge, a one bedroom, one bathroom deluxe condominium on the first floor of Newhaven Villas on Fripp Island. Besides being feet from the ocean, you are yards from the Ocean Point Golf Links course. The Par 72 6,556-yard course is a must for anyone who enjoys the game. The course is one of two championship courses on the island.
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Rate includes use of owner's golf cart, (2) amenity cards, cleaning services pre check-in and post check-out. Amerity cards provide access to island pools, tennis courts, gym,
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We've seen a lot of companies add control in unique ways. However, MaKey MaKey is making control so simple, you don't even need an actual controller.
In the video below, MaKey MaKey shows off control options using a banana, Play-Doh, a very thirsty cat, and a lot more.
MaKey MaKey is the brainchild of Eric Rosenbaum and Jay Silver, two graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab. The duo had the idea to make everyone an inventor—without software, programming or breadboarding. All you need is the MaKey MaKey device, which also comes with alligator clips and a USB cable.
Hook the MaKey MaKey circuit board up via USB to your computer, and choose your controller. MaKey MaKey offers options for a D-pad, a space bar, a mouse, keyboard functions, and more.
Rosenbaum and Silver put MaKey MaKey on Kickstarter, and have exceeded their $25,000 goal—by a lot. They'll take whatever you've got, but it will take a minimum $35 pledge to get an actual MaKey MaKey kit. The duo expects to deliver sometime in August 2012.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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