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Stephen E. Jobs writes "SiliconValley.com is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Mac by republishing some of its coverage of the machine's 1984 launch. 'After two years of secrecy, brainstorming and sometimes zany company maneuvering, Apple Computer Inc. will unveil a new personal computer Jan. 24 that is the size of a stack of paper and, for about the same price, contains more power than the basic IBM PC.' That's how one writer described the Apple Macintosh in 1984. There's more at SiliconValley.com."


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Morgan the orca will not be moved to an amusement park in Tenerife pending further investigation into what should happen to her, a court in Amsterdam ruled on Wednesday.
Last week, the government gave an export licence to the Dolfinarium in Hardewijk, where Morgan has lived since being found in a severely weakened state in the Wadden Sea a year ago.
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Orca "whales" (actually, members of the dolphin family) are known to generations of Islanders (on "my" Island) as "blackfish." As a superbly-trained warrior in the Armed Forces, I note how intelligent orcas really are: There has never been a documented orca war - making them far smarter than humans!By 3 August 2011 8:44 PM |
Morgan was healthy within weeks of her rescue, yet not released. The Dolphinarium kept her in a tank, which is a direct violation of the law- which states rescued animals must be returned to the wild. Perhaps the fact that Morgan could be sold for a very high price influenced their decision to keep her & then conveniently announce that she was no longer suitable for release! The Dolphinarium is a profit making organisation & frankly should stop spreading misinformation & keeping a highly intelligent young Orca in a tiny confined concrete tank, charging peple money to see her! Of course the Dolphinarium dont want Morgan released- she makes money & apparently that is all they are concerned about!!By 4 August 2011 12:05 AM |
Morgan certainly was not healthily for release within a week of her rescue and pictures of her at that time show. She was severally malnourished and it took months for her to regain her weight. Harderwijk had permission to hold Morgan - the obligation to return her to the wild is based on the issue of if she would survive. This animal is not suitable for release and there is no bon fida independent research that this animal can be successfully release. I suggest those who wish to educated themselves read the scientific paper on 'Keiko': "From captivity to the wild and back: An attempt to release Keiko the killer whale" published in Marine Mammal Science in 2009.By 4 August 2011 2:21 PM |
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Coming off a 124-112 win in Philadelphia to start their 3-game road trip, the Mavs play the second game of a back-to-back when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Feb. 22 at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit, Mich. Game will start at 7:30 p.m. ET and can be seen on Fox Sports Southwest with Mark Followill and Derek Harper.
The Mavericks shot 62.3 percent against the Sixers, the third highest mark by any team in the NBA this season. Dirk Nowitzki led the Mavericks with 25 points on 9-of-12 shooting with seven rebounds and four assists. Shawn Marion added 22 points on 11-of-14 shooting and another seven boards.
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Dillon Gee pitched masterfully for the Mets, the New York bullpen held on, and the Rockies fell 5-1. Other than the lines of the starting pitchers, here are the moments that tell you the story of the loss at Coors Field Sunday.
Mets hitters comfortable against Chacin
Whatever the cause, the rust of his first start back or anything else, the Mets hitters were comfortable against Chacin, hitting him hard in key moments.
Nolan Arenado extends hitting streak to 24
We know by now that the Mets won the game handily, so let's focus on a couple positives for individual players. First of all, Arenado extended his hitting streak to 24 games with this double.
Justin Morneau stays hot
I have been really interested in the progression of Morneau's offense so far this season. His batting average has been high from day one, but the power did not come right away. It was almost as if he needed to get his footing as a singles hitter first, as a guy who used the big part of the field, before he could cut loose on some power swings again.
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Trader Peter Tuchman smiles as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Five and a half years after the start of a frightening drop that erased $11 trillion from stock portfolios and made investors despair of ever getting their money back, the Dow Jones industrial average has regained all the losses suffered during the Great Recession and reached a new high. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Updated: May 3, 2013 12:15PM
The economy is limping along. Unemployment is way too high. And Washington politics is totally dysfunctional. The media is full of warnings about the sequester and impending budget impasse.
And the stock market just made a new all-time high.
What does that tell you?
Well, just take a look back at summer of 2007, just before the market last reached these levels. The economy was booming, unemployment was low, home prices were soaring — and everyone had a good feeling about the future.
And the market plummeted — from over 14,000 to a low of 6,443 on March 9, 2009 — a decline of more than 50 percent.
Regular readers of my column remember my pleadings in 2009 to keep investing your regular monthly 40l(k) contribution in the stock market, because that fixed amount of dollars would buy more shares at lower prices. Today, you are rewarded.
And the Dow's new record — 14,253.77 — doesn't even reflect the dividends you would have earned over the past five years.
But those who acted out of emotion have seen the consequences in their retirement accounts — now being forced to work longer until they can afford to retire.
This is not an issue of blame. The market collapse of 2009 was the first true bear market many had seen in their investing lifetime. Not since the early 1970s bear market, a decline of 48 percent, had we seen such a frightening collapse in which even the "good" companies were dragged down to such low prices. This time, as in the 1973-74 bear market, it was hard to see the moment for the buying opportunity it was.
So what are the lessons to be learned now that the stock market is trading at new all-time highs?
Lessons learned
There are three major lessons to be learned, three Savage Truths:
1. The stock market always fools the greatest number of people. Just when everyone is most euphoric, you're likely near a top. And when the mood is most pessimistic, you must be approaching the bottom. For all the "reasons" that the pundits give on a daily basis for the market's up and down moves, all the commentaries about the immediate economic news, the market's broad swings come from human emotion. That's the tendency of the crowd to move to one extreme or another. And the crowd is always wrong.
2. Money moves markets. That may seem like the most obvious truth, but many people forget it. The Federal Reserve controls the money supply. And when it is aggressively creating new money, that money has to go somewhere. It may be intended to stimulate the economy, home building, car sales, and job creation. But, especially in times of uncertainty, the money moves into the markets — pushing prices higher. The Fed has expanded the money supply aggressively, continuing to buy $85 billion monthly worth of securities — paying for them with newly created money. There's no surprise that the market has moved to new highs.
3. You don't have to "beat" the market to grow wealth. Professional traders spend a lot of time figuring out when to get in and out of the market. But when you trade the market, you have to make three correct decisions: when to get in, when to get out, and then when to get back in again.
For ordinary investors — those just hoping to make money in their company retirement plan — the proven strategy is to just keep investing a regular amount at a regular time — and stick to the plan, through market ups and downs. Over the long run that has always been a winning strategy, and it has proved itself again.
Now you're wondering if the market is "too high" to keep investing. But haven't you been thinking that for the last two years? You'll only know in hindsight. But the very fact that so many are still not convinced that they should be invested in the market is one of the best reasons to believe that the stock market will move even higher. And that's The Savage Truth.
Terry Savage is a registered investment advisor for both stocks and futures. Post a question on her Sun-Times blog at TerrySavage.com. Copyright Terry Savage Productions, Ltd. Distributed by Creators Syndicate.


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Has anyone tried ElQuiote on 23rd?
Wondering if anyone knows of good Spanish and/or Mediterranean food between 19 and 25 Street. I have walked past ElQuiote but never tried it - has anyone else. Thanks.
Also, any suggestions for REALLY good vegetarian food in Manhattan below 23rd Street? Thanks.
Devi, on 18th St., b/t B'way & 5th, has some of the finest Indian cuisine anywhere. The a la carte menu has many vegetarian dishes. Plus, there is an all-vegetarian tasting dinner. At lunch, they offer a 3-course prix-fixe for $24, and though choices are limited, dishes come directly from the dinner menu and include vegetarian options.
For Mediterranean food, you could give Barbounia a try. It's on the corner of Park Av. S. & 20th St. The mezzes are tasty, and they do a good job with grilled fish. Big, splashy-looking place. (Love that feather chandelier!)
I am almost ashamed to say this, but I do like El Quijote. I get in the mood for it every couple of years. It's certainly not gourmet- just big portions of lobster, steak, and lamb chops with Spanish soups and sides. Everything is tasty, though, and warms your heart and soul. The restaurant itself is of another time and another place. Plus, the prices are not bad at all.
If you feel like eating lobster in a comfortable, but decidedly untrendy place, El Quijote is it. It's also good for older relatives and out of towners who are mystified by the Chelsea restaurant scene. I always go with my 69 year old dad, and he thinks it's tops.
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I have had the paella there and I think it was the shrimp al ajillo.
I think most people's negative reactions come from the decor--which you'll either love or hate--but the food is fine. I wouldn't say the best in the world or nyc but quite enjoyable.
If you looking for Spanish food you could also try La Nacional on 14th Street. But be forewarn that now that the place has gone upscale (relatively speaking considering what it was before) you need reservations for busy weekend evenings.
I love el Q - totally old school and crazy decor. Food was ok, but the ambiance is the thing. I usually go with a bunch of friends and get drunk on the sangria.
For vegetarian food, Angelica's Kitchen is generally thought to first class vegan food.
i agree with weezie. i tried it once . food is just ok. definitely more old fashioned than most places around. it's up to you to decide whether that's a positive or negative aspect.
«Has anyone tried ElQui[j]ote» Given the fact that it has been there at least 60 years, I would think that someone has tried it. Given you craving, I think it would be worth a visit. Go for the Caldo Gallego (soup) and the Shrimps with Green sauce. They were great 50 years ago when I had them.
Yes....it is rather mediocre. If you can change your neighborhood, try Sevilla at the corner of W. 4th and Charles in the West Village or a very old and established Spanish restaurant ....El Faro...823 Greenwich St. at Horatio in the far West Village.
For amazing vegetarian....try Gobo at 6th Avenue and Greenwich Avenue/ 8th Street.....incredibly good, very fresh. www.goborestaurant.com
They are in the chelsea hotel on23rd street
never been to el quijote, but if it's lobster you crave, with some spanish tapas, el francisco's centro vasco (on the same block?) is great. they serve lobsters from 1.25 pounds to like 14 pounds, depending on availability. similar deal as el Q- old school, mariachi band, crazy decor, yummy lobster and tapas and spanish sides and sangria. get their lobsters broiled... juicy outside, slightly charred outside with yummy breadcrumbs.
Miragrlwest - definitely am going to try your suggestion to GOBO - looked at the menu - it looks GREAT!!! Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I have been to El Faro when I worked in the area over 34 years ago so I know what you mean by Old School - similar to Cafe Espanol. Looking forward to trying Angelica's Kitchen.
El quijote is ok. food isnt that great, and the service is nothing to speak of. I do love the ambience, but for that I go to the bar and have drinks and snacks. EL CID down the road on
322 W 15th St is phenomenal. You can't beat the food (the grilled fresh sardines are amazing and splurge on the baby eels if they are in season), and the ambience is great as well.
Well, almost south of 23rd St. is Saravanaas at 26 and Lex. Vegetarian Indian and very delicious.


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What will you do to increase your odds this hunting season?
I have added a ladder stand and I will have a blind. Giving me more opportunity and better odds. Also I will be out and about a lot more.
What will you do to increase your odds this hunting season?
I have added a ladder stand and I will have a blind. Giving me more opportunity and better odds. Also I will be out and about a lot more.
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Hope to get to hunt more this season. I tore a rotator cuff last year and it put a damper on my hunting and pulling my bow.But I am fixed (somewhat) now.
I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my grandfather.. Not screaming and yelling like the passengers in his car.
Already did my scouting so im good to go,now it's all about waiting.................
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I'll be using my Portable Trekking pole, groundblind. My Scent sticks, I'll be hunting the first day but have to take the first Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday off. I was called up to help teach Hunter's Education. The kids and adult Beginner Hunters come first.
I was successful in our Doe drawthat gives me a little more of a chance.Gonna try turnip for bait,and try to hold off on the apples till the bears are hopefully gone2 more cameras on the way to put out in different locations to help with scouting.And hopefully we don't have the crazy wind and rain like last year.
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just waiting impatiently for season to start. scouting is already done.hopefully drawing a tag for public land antlerless. wont know till the end of this month. other than that,its just practice,practice,practice. ive always taken my quiver off for stalking,but its staying on this year so ive been practicing alot more to get used to it.
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It is rare that I begin (what I hope is) a coherent argument with a "Fuck You!", and even rarer still that I include a "and the horse you rode in on!", but this is just such a case. If you listen to this story from NPR you will learn that certain conservative anti-immigrant groups got their knickers in a big twist during the recent election, suggesting that large numbers of undocumented immigrants would turn out to vote, illegally. What's worse: they would be voting Democratic. The solution, according to these groups, is vigilance at polling stations and going through voting records to check the citizenship status of those who voted Democratic.
First of all, it seems patently absurd to think that any undocumented immigrant would want to risk drawing attention to themselves by voting. Secondly, how is it that these asshats are able to go through voting records to check on anyone's citizenship status? Why bother to give us private voting booths if the record of our votes, including our names, addresses and all that, can be reviewed by anyone and his dog at a later date?
Is "immigrant voter fraud" really the biggest thing we need to worry about during elections? Really? What about corporations being able to make unlimited donations and spend without limit on attack advertising? What about physical assaults on protesters by candidates' campaign personnel? What about all the other shenanigans we hear about?
Fuck you, Ban Amnesty Now and ALAPAC, and the horses you rode in on…
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Join us at Sugarbush on June 14th to celebrate the start of summer. Kick off the season with an amazing variety of regional beers, great music and tasty food! Only 1,000 tickets are available to this event and it traditionally sells out. Get your tickets today.
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With a breaking voice and a handkerchief on hand, House Speaker John Boehner led colleagues in an emotional tribute to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and other victims of the shooting spree in Tucson this past weekend that took six lives, including that of Giffords' aide Gabe Zimmerman, who Boehner called "one of our own."
Click HERE to watch Boehner's remarks for yourself.
"At the time of the attack, he was engaged in the most simple and direct of democratic rituals, listening to the people, listening to his neighbors," Boehner said, his eyes welling with tears as he thanked staff members for what they do to "make this institution work.
With all eyes on him, Boehner sought to both soothe and affirm lawmakers and constituents shaken by the tragedy.
"We feel a litany of unwanted emotions that no resolution could possibly capture," he said, pausing to blow his nose into a handkerchief. "We know that we gather here without distinction of party. The needs of this institution have always risen above partisanship."
Boehner's remarks led off a day of tributes to Giffords and the other victims as lawmakers considered a resolution honoring the dead and wounded from the shooting spree.
"Today I stand here to say, not as a Republican or a Democrat, but as an American, that violence has no place in our society and I wish and pray for peace and justice for all of those who have been involved in this tragedy," said Rep. Mike Turner, a Centerville Republican.
Click HERE to watch Turner's remarks.
Rep. Jean Schmidt, a Miami Township Republican, called on everyone to pray for Giffords and the families of all those affected by the shootings.
"I don't think any words can sum up what we need to do here," Schmidt said. "Let us hope that all of those who have been touched by this tragedy can heal."
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An impressive split level apartment entered via its own double doors. The main living area of the apartment is on the ground floor, and comprises a kitchen dining room, drawing room and the mezzanine floor with library. Downstairs there are 3 bedrooms all with en-suites and a utility room. The kitchen/breakfast room is designed by the renowned Mark Wilkinson and looking out through the original full height windows allows beautiful rural views over parkland. The drawing room again has spectacular views overlooking the park to the front of the building.
The downstairs accommodation comprises of three en-suite bedrooms and a utility room. There is also access to the courtyard and outhouses where the original water pump for the house lies. The apartment benefits from high ceilings marble fireplaces.
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1. Re: gps not workingmpascaris Mar 13, 2012 8:54 PM (in response to kramberry)
go to location and security and make sure use gps satellite is checked trygpsstatus in app store I got a gps on ebay for $30 that d ors not rely on cell signal
2. Re: gps not workingscrannel Mar 14, 2012 7:29 AM (in response to kramberry)
As mentioned above try "gps status" and see how it responds. T-mo does not supply a gps signal, satellites do. So if you are not getting a real GPS signal, it's the phone or interference. But that means, of course, your "Maps" should work with gps switched OFF if you have a good cell or wifi signal. Do they? Also, when you try GPS Status, and if you do not get a signal, try in a location that's at least a couple of miles away from the first location. That way you can rule out local interference.


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Ah, Mother's Day. It was such a nice day all around.
Michael and the girls (OK, the effort was pretty much all Michael's) did a few things that made the day a little more special than usual. First, Michael got up at the crack of dawn (literally) and went to Wegmans to get muffins and [...]
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You know how sometimes, you have such a great weekend that you actually come into work on Monday SMILING? Feeling refreshed and happy? It's like the high from the weekend hasn't worn off yet. I think it's kind of rare, because I know that a lot of times, the Monday morning workday blues actually begin [...]
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I know it's not completely unusual these days for me to go several days without posting. But this past week? Wow, it was a doozy.
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There is an education book out there called Punished By Rewards in which the author (Alfie Kohn) discusses the problems with giving out stickers and prizes for kids doing what they should be doing anyway (i.e. giving a sticker to a child because they raised their hand to answer a question). One of his arguments is that when people give stickers out, they are not necessarily changing the behavior of the child. In other words, if you give a child a sticker for raising their hand, it doesn't always mean that they are going to continue raising their hand after the sticker-giving has stopped. I find the whole idea very interesting.
But the whole thing got me thinking about my motivation, which has miraculously seemed to re-appear (knock on wood) for the month of August. For a long while, I wasn't giving myself any rewards - I was all high up thinking "I don't need rewards, I'm doing this for myself, blah blah blah." But the scale wasn't moving, and more importantly, my pants weren't fitting any better and my muscles weren't getting any more noticeable. So, a little sheepishly, I decided to restart my Spark program back at Stage One. I did the fast break thing, and... it didn't work. I thought it would be enough to just think about it. But really, I needed to go ALL THE WAY back to the beginning. What did I do when I started on Spark and saw awesome results? I did what any good elementary teacher would do.
I made a sticker chart.
My goals are simple. Eight hours of sleep, eight glasses of water, and ten minutes of exercise a day. I get a sticker for each goal met. So far, I have three stickers on each day in August. Yay!
So back to the opening paragraph in this blog. The argument against stickers is that I could theoretically stop drinking all my water or working out or sleeping when I don't get a sticker for them anymore. That most likely isn't going to happen, since I'm a little further along developmentally than an elementary age student. But the rewards don't go away, they just change. Already I'm seeing other "rewards." My posture is better, my self-esteem has gone up, my middle feels less jiggly... and that's only in four days! Imagine how it's going to feel in a few weeks!
I think the key (for me and for students) is to make the behavior worth doing even when the "sticker" goes away. I need to keep earning stickers until I see even better results. If I don't keep giving myself a sticker, I worry that I won't see results fast enough and will not keep doing what I'm doing. And besides, the whole water thing isn't second nature anymore. I used to drink tons of water, no problem. Not so much lately. I guess it doesn't hurt that I bought myself some awesome sparkly star stickers at the teacher store! My next set of star sticker goals will have a much more fun chart than the one I have now.
Tomorrow is a strength training day... one of my non-sticker goals is to get my gym time out of the way as early as possible. And it's funny - I really *like* to go to the gym, but I just have to go first thing!
Gooooooooo August!
I missed you, pizza. I used to have dough at the ready, cheese in the fridge, and lots of yummy toppings ready to go. I got back into it last night. Brad made a pizza that was pretty tasty, and I was re-hooked. I stopped for some mozzarella last night and this evening I made a Margherita pizza with basil and tomatoes from the farm. I was out this afternoon and thought about getting a Boboli, but I held out. I got home, had a little potato salad, and whipped together some dough. (We have a book about bread where you learn to make bread without kneading. So freakin' simple.) It's whole-wheat dough with olive oil - PERFECT for pizza.
My pizza was SOOOOOOO amazing. The crust was perfectly crisp, the cheese was melty and delicious, and the tomatoes and basil were amazingly sweet. I didn't want my pizza to end. I can't wait to make another one soon.
So here's how today went:
Lots of water and a super workout. Got my muscles workin' and my insides flushed out.
Ate not one, but two M&Ms ice cream cookie sandwiches. I just couldn't help myself. The good thing is that now they aren't in the house so I won't eat them. Ha!
Got lots done around the house. I bought some stuff for the bathroom today - a shower caddy and a shelf for behind the toilet - and I put both of them up when I came home. My new mantra "the only way to get it done is to do it" came in handy today. The bathroom isn't going to clean itself, the stuff isn't going to build itself, and library books won't magically appear in my house if I wish hard enough.
Bought some stuff at Borders - the going out of business sale. Everything was at least 20% off, and cards were 40% off. So I got some children's books for school, and the book Room for me. I have heard such wonderful things about it - I can't wait to read it. Don't give anything away!
I'm going to go get my books from the library - I borrowed Women, Food and God (or whatever it's called) and enjoy some Greek yogurt and strawberries for my after-dinner sweet.
August is starting out with a bang!
Brad had a day off from work - we had a really nice day together. It's nice to cook for two, instead of just me. We celebrated National Ice Cream Sandwich Day with M&M cookie ice cream sandwiches. Mmmm.
It's so hot and I think the heat is making me slightly sick. I have been so blah in this heat... even the AC was having trouble today.
Short one today... back to the couch!
Eight hours of sleep.
Ten minutes exercise. I did 30 minutes run/walk today. Yahoo!
(If you squint, kinda looks like a star) Eight glasses of water - which is really four really BIG glasses. I almost went through a whole pitcher! Yippee!
Yesterday i made some awesome zucchini bread and some really delicious potato salad. Neither of these foods are particularly healthy... sigh. I had them both for lunch. And there was a little part of me that thought "well, I'm not going to track them." I don't know why, I just thought "hey, I'm not going to track." But I did. I entered everything in, and I'm glad I did. Not so much to berate myself for eating the non-healthy stuff, but just to see what my daily calories are shaping up to be. It's very eye-opening, this tracking thing. I haven't done it consistently for a while... no wonder I wasn't losing any weight!
I read some motivational articles today, read some great blogs, and looked through my magazine with Brad to show him the muscles that inspire me. He's so nice - he told me how proud he is of me. He is really a wonderful husband.
Tonight I'm going to drop off my car (I have to get a sensor replaced), and I'm getting picked up by my bestie. We're going to have dinner at her house (her BF is grilling for us!) and then she's going to bring me home. I'm so excited! I love the grill.
Tomorrow is a day off for Brad - super excited about this. We get to go pick up our veggies together tomorrow evening! Yay!
Off to get ready to go!
Bring it on, August.
By my calculations, there are four weeks left until the kiddos come back to school. The perfect amount of time to get good habits BURNED into my brain.
Yesterday I went shopping - I LOVE shopping. And yesterday, I have to admit, I was a little disappointed. I tried on some pants and there was a little roll hanging over the top. My face was SO sad in the fitting room. These were pants that should have fit no problem! Ugh.
Summer has a weird effect on me. Instead of being uber-careful about eating and exercising, I get lax. My shorts are a size too big so they don't ride up - this is not a good thing. I "grow into" my shorts and don't even know it. Tank tops? They are very forgiving. Arms get a little flabby? No problem. The tank top doesn't even *have* arms! Pants? What pants? Give me a good skirt any day over the summer.
So when fall rolls back around, I find myself not fitting into things I should fit into.
But I have been really making an effort to get back in the game. I've been spending more time on Spark, reading blogs and articles, and I've been more conscious about what I eat. Which means making real meals instead of just eating random food. And I know that you all know this, but it's funny how the snowball effect works in positive ways. Once I start sleeping better, I get up earlier to work out. When I work out, I eat better. When I eat better, I feel better. When I feel better, I stand up straighter. When I stand up straighter, I look slimmer. When I look slimmer, I want to work out more. Huh.
My new background picture is Beth Phoenix. She is absolutely beautiful and amazing and I would LOVE some arms like hers. I had her as my background before, and then I changed it for some reason. I think I am back to having a goal. I didn't really have any kind of goal in mind... but now it's to be strong and have some great muscle definition. Not to mention fitting into pants again.
The star stickers in the picture (see beginning of blog) are to mark on my calendar when I do my fast break goals. I decided I'm going to stick with my three Spark-suggested goals for August - a great way to get those habits in my brain.
1) Drink 8 glasses of water a day
2) Get 10 minutes of exercise a day
3) Get 8 hours of sleep each night - this one is a challenge in the summer. I don't set my alarm, so some days I get up before eight hours, and some days after eight hours.
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chev open chamber heads with closed chamber pistons
How much detonation problem is there likely to be on pump gas on a 3200 lb 68 vette 454 .030 over with old speedpro Model 7053p pistons ( .250 high closed chamber dome) with older New World merlin oval port cast iron heads (118cc I think) It will have a modest hydralic roller cam and gapless piston rings. I have heard this should be 10.8 to 1 but opinions vary. Also might mention it has a holley,headers,zf 6speed and 4:11's For street driving only. Any body had any experience in this? Thanks.
you will be deburring all edges on the dome and smoothing the combustion chamber.you will not get away with running cheap gas you will need to run premium the highest octane you can get at the pump 100 would be ideal but i don't know if you have that in tenn.
good luck and 10.8-1 can be done with cast heads you just gotta know how to do it.
chev open chamber heads with closed chamber pistons
My engine has a similar setup,except mine has the 118 casting GM rectangular port heads,but the same pistons.I didnt have any problems until I overhauled the motor in '01 and my machinist milled the heads when he found they were slightly warped.I never CC'd the heads so I dont know the exact cr,but its probably between 10.5-11:1.Now I've really got to watch where the timing is or it will detonate,hot weather affects it some too.
I run the L2239F closed chamber piston (ZL1/L88) design and run 781X open chamber heads... The domes were lightly dressed prior to balancing and the chambers were smoothed out somewhat but not to a glass finish... I can run pump premium but it is rather picky about it... Timing & temperature are the big factors... I have to run the base timing at 8 degrees and adjust the vac advance to come in rather slow and total timing of 36 degrees to come in at 3k-3.2k but it works... Also have a large Griffin alum radiator and run a 180 degree thermostat... If I see temps over 200 degrees while in traffic then I do get a ping but under that no problems that can be heard or seen on the plugs... Its an art for sure (balancing act it correct term)...
I have a 468 with the same pistons. I don't know the actual compression
ratio, heads and block were milled. I ran it on the street in the mid 80s
with a set of oval port iron heads with premium pump gas it was on the
edge of detonation. I had to watch the tune up carefully.
It sat for 15 years during my youth coaching days. About 5 - 6 years
ago I puled it out and freshened it up with no changes and it rattled
like crazy, 100 octane is what it needed then.
I suppose the fuel quality changed during those 15 years. There are
many variables to consider, 10.8:1 is very high for an iron head big
block. Consider lowering the compression to a trouble free level.
For trouble free, every day street use on 92 octane you want a true 9.6 to 9.8:1 compression on this one. That will allow full timing. BBC's seem to like 38deg. Don't know the details of those pistons ( lent out my Federal Mogul catalog and didn;t get it back) but if they have a solid dome you could knock them down to get the cr down. You can still make huge power at a modest 9.6:1 on a BBC without being "on the edge" all the time.
need to find out the dome volume and deck clearance . Can be measured in the block if nessessary. Is the motor already assembled?
Last edited by F-BIRD'88; 03-02-2007 at 05:18 PM.
chev open chamber heads with closed chamber pistons
Those 7053p pistons are SpeedPro/TRW L2439's and have a dome volume of 29.4 cc and a dome shape of .221,thats the specs for the 0.030 over size.You can find the Federal Mogul catalog on line and see all their piston specs.
if I was building this. Based on the info ya got, i would remove
6cc's from the dome. and use the GM "LS-6" .022" head gasket.
I really appreciate all the imput! Two Questions: How much will a thicker head gasket lower the cr ? and, How much should I mill the domes on the pistons to get down to 9.5 to 9.8? Thanks.
The LS6 head gasket combined with the piston deck clearance will give you the right net quench clearance without decking the block. You have to got to a GM dealer to buy it.
Ok how do you know when you've removed 6cc's.
Get a 100ML graduated cylinder. Fill it with say 50ML of water.
Clean off the milling table before starting to remove dome material. remove say a .010" cut off the dome. Collect the aluminum shavings that you cut off and put them in the water in the graduated cylinder. the metal shavings will displace the water. Say that ends up being 2cc of metal off the dome for a .010" cut. repeat cutting off.010" 2 more times.
Now collect and add the shavings till the water is at 56ML.
Measure how much shorter the dome is after milling the 6 cc's material off it and do the 7 others the same.
Barring that you'd have to calculate the area of the piston dome surface. You can do this using MM graduated graph
paper. (most school supply stores carry it) Graph paper is lined horizontaly and vertically making 1mm squares. Hold the graph paper on the piston dome and draw the outline of the dome edge with a pencil. No you have the dome surface shape transfered to the graph paper. Now add up all the whole MM squares , and all the half squares on the paper within the penciled in area. This is the piston dome surface area in square Milimeters. Now with a little grade 10 math you can calculate how much thickness equals 1Cubic centimeter. 1CC. multiply that thickness by 6. Remove that amount from each dome.
All this assumes the piston is .025" down in the bore at TDC and the head is 120cc . Just adjust the math if you combustion chambers and or piston deck clearance are something different. Measure twice, cut once.
4.28"bore 4.00" stroke 29.4cc dome .025" deck clearance
4.44x .022" head gasket (Ls6) 120cc head = 10.23:1
reduce the piston dome by 6cc to 23.4cc =9.72:1
if the heads are actually 118cc finished then make the piston dome 21.4cc by removing 8cc of them. The cr will again be 9.72:1.
Just right for you buildup using 92 octane gas.
Last edited by F-BIRD'88; 03-04-2007 at 02:09 PM.
I appreciate all the detail. I have a mill in my shop. This will be a fun project. What would the cr be if the there was no dome? Not that I would cut it all off, just curious. Wonder how thin is too thin on the piston top?
chev open chamber heads with closed chamber pistons
You can only take off up to a certain amount of material,you might want to check with Federal Mogul,but if I remember correctly,you can only take 0.050 off of the dome.
I'm only calculating 10:1 for your engine
942cc cylinder volume
118 combustion chamber
10cc head gasket
5cc piston below deck
-29.4 cc dome
A manual trans, light weight car, and 4.11's will also help reduce detonation.
However, the cam will have the biggest effect in reducing cylinder pressure (late intake valve closing point).
A cam with at least 230 degrees of intake duration should be used. 240 degrees would be better. Besides, 240 degrees intake duration should be good for a 4.11 gear and 6 speed.
Merlin heads flow well on the exhaust port so use the same intake and exhaust duration. And use at least 110 LSA, 112 would smooth the idle and reduce cylinder pressure even more.
Static compression ratio (SCR) doesn't mean much. You need to calculate the dynamic compression ratio (DCR) and keep it under 8.25:1 for a bbc. 7.7 to 8.0 DCR would be ideal for pump gas. DCR uses SCR, rod:stroke ratio, and intake valve closing point to figure the actual cylinder pressure.
Another problem with closed chambers pistons in open chambered heads is the dome slows down the flame travel which makes the engine like a few more degrees of timing.
The typical bbc head gasket is 4.44" diameter, not bore size
The flat top BBC piston valve relief volume is -5cc
Most BBC forged piston s are either .022 or .025" in the bore at TDC you have to measure yours.
You need to know your actual finished chamber size before cutting the piston dome. Flip the piston over and look at the under side. if the roof above the pin is flat accross the dome is a "solid dome" You can mill it all off if you want.
If the roof area of the piston underside above the pin is convoluted with a step, that is a "hollow dome piston" there is a limit to how much you can mill off the dome. usually the dome is quite thick reguardless.
Dynamic compression ratio theory is just that, therory.
It does not take into account many important factors that determine wethere a motor will detonation with a particular dynamic cr or not. It does not facor in combustion chamber quality, actual specific fuel octane performance, or volumetric effeciency of that motor. it will not predict the right compression ratio for your BBC based on camshaft intake valve closeing point.
You haven't done any balancing on this setup yet, have you? You'll want to do mods to your pistons before you do that.
You can help your detonation problem by deburring your combustion chambers as well. A little more gear may help you in that department, too.
NO compression ratio calculator is going to be perfect, but having both a static and a dynamic number my assist you in making choices. The more data the better.
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text: This is based on a fairly long discussion on the Exchequer list about the subject. The SCA Treasurer and SCA Exchequer (if I remember correctly) finally weighed in on the side of no vehicles. They also said we could not rent vehicles for the same reason - liability. Note that all subdivisions of the SCA in the US are really one entity for legal issues so the liability incurred by a Barony (for instance) is shared by the SCA, Inc and, therefore, by all subdivisions. They also recommend not owning real property, but I do not believe they have banned it yet. Caelin > -----Original Message----- > From: elfsea-admin at ansteorra.org [mailto:elfsea-admin at ansteorra.org]On > Behalf Of Jane Sitton > Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 12:59 PM > To: 'Elfsea list' > Subject: [Elfsea] where in Corpora is it? > > > Greetings unto the list! > > At Moot this past Monday, my lord husband, Laird Seamus Donnacadh > Loganaich > an gabhain (aka Logan the Smith) brought up an issue concerning the Barony > purchasing a water tanker for use at events (to haul water from > one location > to another, to spray down roads to keep dust to a minimum, etc.). > > One noble gentle countered with the advise that SCA law prohibits us, as a > Barony, from purchasing motor vehicles. > > As our home computer is still out of service, I have attempted to > locate the > exact wording of the prohibition in Corpora & various related articles, > using my free time here at work. So far, I have been unable to find > anything even slightly related to this topic, but alas, cannot > spend a great > deal of time "surfing" for what I need. > > Could someone with a better working knowledge of Corpora, the > By-Laws, etc., > please point me in the right direction as it relates to this topic? > > Much obliged, > Madelina de Lyndesaye > mka Jane Sitton-Logan > _______________________________________________ > Elfsea mailing list > Elfsea at ansteorra.org > http://www.ansteorra.org/mailman/listinfo/elfsea > >


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Radio columnist Gary Lycan dies at age 68
April 10, 2013 10:11 PM
Orange Country Register radio columnist Gary Lycan has died. He was 68.
For most of his time at the Register, he was an editor, and the paper says the radio column was "launched almost by accident."
In the Summer of 2010, Gary was diagnosed with a particularly nasty form of prostate cancer. But he kept creating an entertaining column, while undergoing treatment.
Peter Larson, pop culture reporter at the Register, spoke with Maggie and Michael about Lycan:


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