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Someone once told me this and I will never forget it: "No matter how bad of a day you're having, remember someone's having a way worse day".
Someone once told me this and I will never forget it: "No matter how bad of a day you're having, remember someone's having a way worse day".
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is preparing to launch the third annual No Shave November, as the eleventh month of the year is right around the corner.
Casey James remains steadfast in his No Shave November commitment. This month, he's been forgoing any his usual facial hair grooming habits in support of Locks of Love, an organization that makes wigs from the donated hair for cancer patients who have lost their hair following intensive chemotherapy. The country newcomer admits that the goodwill effort is one that hits particularly close to home.
Well, this is one you don't hear every day. A primary school in England has banned one of the students from participating in No Shave November, the popular deed of not shaving for the month to show support for cancer survivors and victims. The catch, the boy was growing a massive mustache at 13. But, why did the school ban it?
Ok...so we're three weeks in to No Shave November and honestly...still not much difference from week one. It's a month-long fundraiser for St. Jude's Children's hospital and from the picture, you can tell there's not much of a difference for me.
If you see some people walking around town (or here at the radio station) looking a bit more scraggly than they normally do, don't worry! You haven't missed the NHL playoffs yet and Gilette hasn't gone out of business. They might be taking part in a fundraising effort called 'No Shave November' .

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The Boston Red Sox tugged, pulled and rode their scraggly beards all the way to a World Series championship in the fall.
If it worked for the Sox, maybe putting the razors away will be good for the Panthers, as well.
Carolina has won nine of 10 games since tight end Greg Olsen began letting his beard grow out in early October, following a 22-6 loss to Arizona in Week 5.
I started growing a beard, and the next thing you know wed rallied off three, then four, then five (wins). I said, Hey, Im riding this thing out for the rest of the year, Olsen said Thursday.
Ever since I havent shaved, our fortunes have turned. We were 1-3 the last time I shaved. So Ive just been letting it roll. Every once in a while I give it a little trim so I dont look completely ridiculous.
Several other players, including receiver Steve Smith and a few offensive linemen, also have been letting their 5 oclock shadows turn into beards some with more success than others.
Left tackle Jordan Gross trimmed his beard because it looks so bad long.
But Gross added, I havent cut my hair in a long time.
Center Ryan Kalil said the Panthers are not trying to follow Bostons hirsute lead.
I think I talked (Olsen) into it just because I wanted him to have a sweet beard, Kalil said. Were not the Red Sox. Its more just a line you tell the wives so they let you grow it.
With his shaggy hair and bushy beard, Olsen is starting to look a bit like Tom Hanks character in Castaway. Olsen said some teammates have called him a lumberjack.
You see a lot of the other guys have kind of started growing (beards). Its kind of a fun thing to do, Olsen said. You always have the playoff beards every year. We just started a little early.
Despite his new shaggy style and the Panthers success, Olsen said he doesnt plan to keep the beard during the offseason.
Im not a good beard (guy). This will be off the day after the season, Olsen said. This isnt really my look, but Im going with it for the better of the team. Im more of a clean-kept guy.
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I have been using Retin-A Micro %.4 for a few years. It is the ONLY product that controls my cystic acne, besides Accutane, which I've taken 3 times.
Retin-A users- 2 VERY important things to remember: *use a PEA-sized amount. Not a glob, not dime-sized or anything else overzealous.
*Make sure your face is not wet or even damp before applying, or will exaccerbate irritation.
Your skin will build up tolerance for this product, promise!
The genius of Retin-A? It's the ONLY prescription (or non-prescription) product currently available that actually diminishes lines/wrinkles (doesn't happen overnight though, you're got to be diligent and patient) AND prevent acne.
The best thing going.
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horrible. red . flaking. made skin horrible.
started using this every other day since 4/15/2009 for cystic acne. the first week i got two pimples on my upper lip. last week it was HORRIBLE. two big cystic ones on my left cheek, one on my right cheek, two on my chin, my forehead...i was getting it in places i never had before! but i kept using it because of the "purge" that everyone was talking about. i didnt experience any burning until last night (and even then, only slight sting) and only just a tiny bit of flaking underneath my nose. i am using the .04% version. i woke up this morning and it finally looks like my pimples are flattening out and healing. i hope the worst is over because it is just seriously stupid to have a breakout like that. i was using the renova the first week until i did some googling and learned that renova was og invented for people with dry skin (thus the creme base), so i quickly switched to the gel. i will update since its only been two weeks. the rest of my skin seems to be smoother though...!
UPDATE 05/05/10: this stuff is WORKING! all my cystic acne has flattened out and are fading, if i have a tiny pimple, i dab a little on and it dries it out super quick and its already flaking the next day. i am no longer peeling and no stinging. i think my next step is going to be, using it EVERY day, waiting two weeks and then stepping it up to the .1% every other day. RETIN A MICRO is great!!! havent bought the full tube yet because im waiting to see which strength i will need (0.04 vs .1). i will update the pricing via insurance.
UPDATE 06/14/10: ok i cant live without this stuff. seriously, it has really helped the cystic bumps all along my hairline. although i still get one or two bumps on my forehead, its just that, one or two bumps. i tried to use it every day but it was just too strong. i am using .04 every other day and its just great. when i have a pimple though, i spot treat with the retin a micro every day until its gone. i purchased the pump but havent used it yet because i am still going through my samples. i e now know that it was the Renova that made me break out like horrible, so basically, i didnt have any purging with Retin A Micro. good stuff! it was $25.00 through insurance.
UPDATE 05/26/10: I only use my .04 once a week now, every sunday. i never needed to step up to .1 because this was strong enough! i had to back down from every other day because my skin was so dry it was flaking. i use it every sunday and its just right. i heard they came out with a lower dosage so im going to try that when i run out of the .04. has transformed my face and i love it :)
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I use this for acne & this is a good product. It is by no means a quick fix and its going to make the acne (whiteheads, blackheads, cysts) even worse before it can make it better.Your skin will peel and flake like crazy, but be oily at the same time. It needs time to work. I used the .1% for two years, but I stopped using it about a year ago because it seemed to only be making my acne worse. However, DuAc stopped working and I had to go back to something, so my derm gave me the .04%. I've been using it everyday for 3 weeks now and its clearing up my acne. The whole process takes at least 8 weeks, so I'll update. Its really hard to find products that don't sting, but eventually the burning stops. If youre having problems finding products to use whiel dealing with the stinging, here's the best ive found:
Clinque Foaming Face Wash
Clinque's DDML (its not oil free and has no SPF, but it does feel help when the flaking is at its worst)
Purpose Lotion (has an SPF 15 and its oil free)
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When I was first starting out with retinoids, I tried this, decided I didn't like it, and went to the generic gel. I thought it was too strong and irritating for my skin, but am now convinced that the issue was the chemical sunscreens I was trying to use. I went back to this about a year ago, and have been able to tolerate it well.
I'm using the .04% strength, and although I have been breaking out lately due to stopping birth control pills, this has allowed the zits I do have to clear pretty quickly. I think I'm rounding a corner on the hormonal craziness, as my skin has started to go back to normal. I like the way this makes my skin look, and I get mistaken for being younger than I actually am all the time (sunscreen helps too). Right now my insurance still covers it, and when it stops I still plan to keep using it.
i'm not currently on retin-a but i've been battling acne since i was 11 and i'm now 31. this is the only thing that has ever and i mean ever cleared up my face. yes, you purge and peel but the results are worth it. i use other products to keep my face under control (not clear though, i don't think i've seen totally clear skin since i was a baby!) but when i'm having a bad breakout and i can tell nothing will help, even splashing water on my face will a pimple, i know it's time for me to get some retin-a.
This product is supposed to make your skin peel and get flaky, but you should not let it peel off your skin's mantle -- the natural barrier of oils on your skin that prevents infection and keeps your skin thick/supple. I used this a few years ago but I made the mistake of using it everynight until my skin was raw, red, and in pain. I broke out miserably and really damaged my skin because the protective barrier was gone (not to mention, I was also using Proactive cleanser which is horrible for your skin. I switched to Dr. Hauschka to repair my skin which it did beautifully but then went off of it becauese it broke me out in the long-run).
Years later, I now have a lot of melasma and just got both bright red and brown scars from a Jessner's peel went bad. Nothing was working and Obagi was breaking me out so I started using this and after 2 weeks, I see a big difference in my scars/hypermigmentation. However, I use it until I start peeling and feel some slight stinging, then I immediately give my skin a break and use just Jurlique Balancing Face Oil which is incredible. Once my skin bounces back, I start using the RAM again. This is the only thing that works but I use it with mild natural cleanser and a strong, physical sunblock -- Sumbody Charcoal Cleanser and Mustela SPF 55. Both are clean, pretty natural products.
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Sigh. I have lost another battle with acne. My derm prescribed this for my hormonal acne. I thought the product would help clear my skin as I didn't experience any peeling and only slight irritation. I could feel that skin on certain parts of my face were smooth, but what good is smooth skin when there are still breakouts in other places?
I used the prodcut for 3X a week for ten weeks. I was slightly irritated the first two weeks and had the initial breakout. A bad initial breakout. But I also saw smooth skin on my nose and cheeks. But the breakouts on my chin, around my mouth, and necck NEVER stopped. It seemed that each round of breakouts was more painful and red than the last round.
I finally stopped at the 12 week point and have not used the product since.
PROS: covered by insurance so affordable, smooth skin
CONS: initial breakout (or in my case, continuous breakout), never cleared acne
I really gave this a chance, but it didn't work for me. Although I used it consistently for nine weeks, the only thing that resulted was further breakouts and incredibly, agonizingly-painful, flaky, dry skin. Also, my face was red all the time. It actually hurt to move my face. I think this would work for people with less sensitive skin, but I just couldn't handle it, despite frequent exfoliation and moisturizing. I wanted it to work, but I noticed my acne flared up more, even though this is one of the side effects, it should not have lasted this long. My roommate said she noticed what it was doing to my skin and that it actually exacerbated the problem. Ultimately, I decided to go back to the basics. Since I have dry, sensitive skin, I washed it once a day with Dove. I exfoliated with a mixture of sugar and Cetaphil and did nightly facials with a mix of honey and tea leaves. My skin improved in less than a week, and now my skin is pretty clear. I'll keep the RAM on hand for spot-treatment if I get desperate, but I'm convinced this is not the stuff for me.
Ok~ this is not my full review yet since this is only my 2nd week of using RAM 0.04%.. so I'm giving it 3 lippies for the initial breakout stage and peeling... I have sufered from acne since 15 (im 21 right now) and I usually get the huge painful cystic acnes.. and my skin was getting clear for about 3 months. and all of a sudden I started getting horrible breakouts in places I never had acnes before, so I went to my doc and she prescribed me this, It costed me CAD~48 ish w/o insurance. First week was the worst.. I broke out more than ever.. and had horrible redness and peeling.. I didn't even want to go out anymore.. and now .. the 2nd week.. my peeling got ALOT better.. but still suffering from massive breakout especially on my chin and forhead. but I did notice that my pores were smaller than be4 i started using this and the acne-free part of my face looks glowy and brighter.


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Italian Food in Red Bank, NJ - Dining in Lakehurst & Ft. Dix area too..
I'm going to be traveling out to New Jersey on business and will be in the Fort Monmouth, Lake Hurst and Ft. Dix areas. I'm hopefully going to be staying in Red Bank and am looking for reccomendations on dining? I'm primarily interested in Italian food but am open for suggestion. I live in Portland, OR and am looking for some good NJ cooking. Any reccomendations are appreciated. Thanks!
If you're at all interested in upscale dining, Nicholas, one of the best restaurants in the entire state, is located in Middletown, just over the bridge into Red Bank. Superb New American cuisine. An excellent wine list. Very cordial, yet polished service. Elegant contemporary decor. You can eat in the formal dining room or at the bar in the separate, spacious bar room. Highly recommended!
There are quite a few Italian restaurants in Red Bank. Gaetano's is the one we have gone to most often though not recently.
(Note: Sogno and Osteria Dante are two Italian restaurants there that I avoid like the proverbial plague.)
Dish, in Red Bank, serves very good New American.
The Bistro at Red Bank serves good eclectic fare.
Le Fandy, in Fair Haven, a very quick ride from from Red Bank, serve excellent Modern French cuisine.
Far East Taste, in Eatontown, also a few minutes from Red Bank, serves the chef/owner's conception of Thai, Malaysian and Chinese cuisines. The place is seriously decor-deficient, but diners ignore that because the food is so good.
Work for the militarty? Me too!
When your at Ft Monmouth, try Rosina's in Shreswbury for lunch. Right off of Shrewsbury Ave. Very nice Italian place and all luches are around $8.
Good luck in Lakehurst, there's not much there. I used to work in Hanger 5. There's a decent diner outside the base , but I don't remember the name. On Rt 70.
I can't help you with Dix.
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Work with the military - IT space, you? Anyhow, thanks for the reccomendations. Probably check out Rosina's for lunch.
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Hey guys just back from the same general area on business trip...did the same thing ...checked the midatlantic board...and a member named BGT1 recommended a place called Bistro44 in Toms River...I tried it last night and was glad I did ...very good...the whole BYOB thing was foreign to me...but actually it works in favor of your pocketbook. Try a search fof Toms River for more.
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Also in Shrewsbury, on Apple St., a block away from Rosina's, is Mumfords, probably the best choice, and a new place, The Back Door.
RGR's recommendations are excellent. I would add the Front Street Trattoria (Italian on West Front Street), Thyme Square ("New American"? on Broad Street) and Juanitos (Mexican on Monmouth Street). As for Lakehurst, good luck. Other than the diner mentioned above and an Italian place on Rt. 70 called the La Gondola (only had a pizza there and it was decent) there is nothing much to speak of. Not far going east on Rt. 70 is a Charlie Browns which is OK for a burger/sandwich/beer.
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The name of the diner on Route 70 is the Manchester Diner...had lunch there several months ago and the food and service were very good. I had a grilled chicken caesar salad and when I asked for some bread, they brought me a basket of soft, warm pita bread...nice surprise. :)
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Actually its named the Lakehurst Diner MQueen. Went by it yesterday. I'm going to have to finally try it after passing it twice a month for the last 20 years or so on my way to visit my mother.
I'm sure someone can help me out here, but I heard that there's a good German place near Ft. Dix (?) Other than that, I don't recall anything much near there.
And, everyone forgot Piancone's in Bradley Beach. I know lots of people who go there everytime they have to travel to the Eatontown area.
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Is the German restaurant's name called Sebastian's Schnitzel Haus in Wrightstown, NJ?
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Sebastians is the German place on Dix Street (the main street) in Wrightstown. Its OK german - - they do a pretty good wurst platter. BYO beer - - there's a liquor store just up the street. Everything else in Wrightstown is fast food. In Lakehurst, a cheeseburger at Lakehurst diner may be the best bet. There is an italian restaurant right on main street Lakehurst just south of Route 37. Its good if you don't get too ambitious. If you head east a few miles out of Lakehurst on Route 37, the Java Moon cafe is a great place for sandwiches or a full dinner. Great desserts and coffee too.
Having lived or worked in all those areas, there is much to tell but will cut it down to the best. Lakehurst, La Gondola serves very good lunches/dinners. About 2 miles east on Rt 37 (toward the beach) is Ruby Tuesday's with a great salad bar, into Toms River along the same road, find the intersection of Rt 166, make a jughandle left, go up about 3 miles to Il Giardenello, the best Italian food anywhere in the county (and I have lived in Europe). Red Bank, Thyme Square and a nifty little place called The Pour House on Shrewsbury Ave, very near Ft Monmouth, have American style with pizzazz.
I'm another former DOD employee. Around Ft Dix, let someone direct you to Mastoris Diner in nearby Bordentown and be ready to bring home half of what you order. But the best in that area is to drive up to nearby Trenton for excellent Italian food almost anywhere you go there. Enjoy.
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I can't and don't want to debate your local knowledge. But, I just recently traveled for business in the local area and enjoyed Bistro 44's in downtown Tom's River alot...and your other recs may be good...but Ruby Tuesday.....that sets my chain alarm off big time.
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"....Il Giardenello, the best Italian food anywhere in the county." <--I haven't been there in a while but I agree - it was outstanding. But last night we decided to try Rosina's in Shrewsbury due to recommendations here and thru boorah. We were expecting an upscale pizzeria/diner type place but it was like a fancy restaurant - cloth napkins, waiters in vests. I am glad we decided to bring our own wine - every table had some - and the place just had so much elegance and atmosphere to be without.We ordered a side of broccoli rabe w/ sausage as appetizer <-- the best we ever had. We had pasta - dishes were $15 appx. and were very good. Skip desert - nothing original there.
Where at Dix? If on main post, there are a number of places just outside the Wrightstown gate, but I don't think any of them are any more than an average lunchtime location. If you are by Range 1, plenty of places in New Egypt for lunch, and there's a place a little east on 528, Cookstown Inn I think, that got good reviews here a couple months ago.
In the Red Bank area there are plenty of very good places to pick from. The suggestions made so far are only the tip of the iceberg.
Unfortunately, there's not much around Ft. Dix. The places that do come to mind are:
Anapa's Country House in Pemberton, NJ. I haven't been there in years but it use to be very good. I don't think they have a website. They're located at 122 S Pemberton Rd
Pemberton, NJ 08068 (609) 894-2700.
The Plumsted Grill on Rt. 539 in Cream Ridge, NJ is good but basic American fare. See http://www.plumstedgrill.com/.
The Chesterfield Inn in Chesterfield, NJ is excellent with a Cajun/Creole and Italian mix. http://www.thechesterfieldinn.com.
The Olde Columbus Inn in Columbus, NJ is also very good for American fare. http://www.oldecolumbusinne.com.
I worked at Lakehurst for about 20 years. Since you are staying in Red Bank you'll probably only be doing lunch there. La Gondola is good for Italian. Luigi's' is fine too and they have a liquor license. The Lakehurst Diner is OK but for home cooking Sandy's Cozy Corner on Route 70 across the road and a little west is much better. I guess the moldy pie I was served at the Lakehurst Diner goes so many years back it doesn't matter now, but I'll never forget it. I wrote about Sebastian's, outside Fort Dix, here http://www.chowhound.com/topics/497674
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MIAMI (AP) -- U.S. taxpayers who stashed money in one of the Caribbean's largest banks without telling the Internal Revenue Service could be in trouble.
The U.S. government has obtained a court order to collect the names of taxpayers who had an account with CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank over an eight-year period ending Dec. 31 without disclosing it to the IRS.
It is too soon to say how many U.S. citizens held undeclared accounts at FirstCaribbean or what penalties they may face, Justice Department spokeswoman Dena Iverson said Thursday.
The U.S. obtained the order from a judge Tuesday after an IRS revenue agent reviewed information from 129 people who voluntarily came forward to disclose offshore accounts and decided further scrutiny of FirstCaribbean was warranted.
U.S. authorities have issued such blanket subpoenas, known as a "John Doe summons," to seek out tax cheats in the past, most notably in the case of UBS AG, the largest bank in Switzerland. Iverson said this was the first for a Caribbean bank.
The government's action should prompt concern for any financial institution in the region with a "willingness to be dishonest," said David Marchant, owner and editor of the influential OffshoreAlert newsletter based in Miami.
"The United States seems to be going from jurisdiction to jurisdiction with a big broom sweeping up and presumably they are working their way around the globe as it were," Marchant said. "And it seems to be the Caribbean's turn."
CIBC FirstCaribbean, based in Barbados, has 100 branches in in 17 countries in the Caribbean, about 3,400 employees and more than $11.5 billion in assets, according to the company's 2012 annual report.
A company spokesperson did not respond to requests for comment from The Associated Press. But a FirstCaribbean executive issued a statement to a local newspaper in Barbados, saying the bank was still studying the order but intended to cooperate with U.S. authorities.
FirstCaribbean does not have any branches in the United States but it has what's known as a correspondent account with Wells Fargo that allowed U.S. citizens to do business with the bank.
In seeking the court order, the IRS revenue agent said in she interviewed six taxpayers, none of whom were identified, who held accounts with FirstCaribbean intended to avoid U.S. taxes.
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According to Jalopnik, the ad is for Honda, and it will rehash all the best scenes in the original film. It's a big enough deal that Honda has drafted Todd Phillips, he of The Hangover fame, to direct (John Hughes, director of FBDO, passed away in 2009). Of course, this means the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spider will not be appearing, replaced, according to the report, by a 2012 Honda CR-V.
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Ok, I'll keep this short. I've injured my leg skateboarding. I have to stay in bed for a week. My laptop works. I've been catching up on my anime. I'm just downloading a virus scanner as i think my that i have a virus on my laptop that is affecting my internet. Once i've sorted that out i'll be back to posting :3
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Happy (almost) Valentine's Day! I know what some of you might be thinking…UGH, what a stupid manufactured holiday. Yeah, part of me thinks the same thing, but I'm feeling full of love and compassion and joy this year, so I'm taking any and all opportunities to express it: I've mentioned before that one of the… [Continue Reading]
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Cooling systems are often overlooked in short-track racing, but Chris Paulsen from C&R Racing stressed not only the importance of a good radiator, but the entire cooling system. Chris' discussion was based around cooling system design, with a focus on pressurized cooling systems. While these types of systems are the norm on Cup and ARCA cars, the technology is slowly trickling down into the Super Late Model ranks.
Aside from cooling the engine, Chris also discussed airbox design. He talked about how important the inlet shape was and the design of the box to ensure the incoming air slows enough before it hits the radiator to sufficiently cool the water in the system. Airboxes for both asphalt and dirt were discussed, specifically the floor design. For an asphalt car, getting as much air into the airbox is key. The air can have a direct path to the radiator, because not much debris will enter the box. For dirt, on the other hand, the floor of the airbox needs to have a hump in it so there is no direct path to the radiator. This hump stops any dirt and debris from becoming lodged between the fins of the radiator.
Chris also talked about core design, coolants, and the effect straight water has on raw aluminum. His presentation was very intriguing, and you can most likely expect an in-depth story on cooling systems in a future issue of CT.
Engines are nothing more than air pumps. The more efficiently you can move air through the engine, the more power it can make. Vincent Roman of Burns Stainless presented about the processes the company goes through to design and test exhaust system for optimal power.
When Burns Stainless designs an exhaust system, they look to maximize the power band without sacrificing maximum power. They do this by optimizing the header primary tube length to the upper range of the rpm band of interest. They also optimize the collector design to provide good midrange torque. And they optimize the tailpipe to maximize the flow of exhaust gases. This is accomplished by looking at the Ideal Gas Law, incompressible and compressible flow, head loss (friction loss), and the Four Stroke Otto Cycle as the technical concepts for design.
Burns also spends a lot of lime looking at the area of the exhaust system. With stepped headers and transitions from collectors to exhaust tube, the area of the exhaust system changes. Because of this pressure, wave dynamics come into play. Increases or decreases in size will cause pressure waves within the exhaust system. The system can be adjusted and sized properly to take advantage of the positive pressure waves and reflection rarefaction waves to optimize the exhaust system. While wave tuning is not a new concept, it is essential in optimizing an exhaust system for maximum power in a specific rpm range.
Cecil Stevens came to AETC to present on cylinder pressure and valve motion. His discussion started with some background and went into Lunch Box Joe and Professor Kofferman's testing procedures for cylinder pressure. He talked about cylinder pressure measurements as the continuous recording of cylinder pressure every crankshaft degree. Lunch Box Joe's testing requires a dyno (must hold plus or minus 25 rpm), a test engine, pressure transducers, a crankshaft encoder, a data acquisition system, analysis software, and a computer. What this system cannot report is individual, cylinder vs. cylinder, or cycle vs. cycle performance. He then went into each part of the system, explaining how each part works and the procedure for testing.
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Stephen Golya and Dane Kalinowski from JE Pistons were tasked with speaking to the group about the latest in piston technology. Both are on the JE engineering team, with Golya being the Principal Engineer.
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EUGENE, Ore. — A shocking study from the University of Oregon Department of Psychology looks at the number of sexual assaults on campus. 10 percent of women in the study say they've been raped while attending college at the UO. It surveyed nearly 1000 students and asked detailed and direct questions about their sex life. … Continue reading »
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EUGENE, Ore. — Hundreds of female veterans are in town connecting with their comrades, trading service stories, and learning about crucial services available to them. Oregon has an estimated 28,000-thousand veterans, and many of them were in Eugene for the Oregon Women Veterans Conference. The badges of honor, service and sacrifice filled the Eugene Hilton … Continue reading »
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At the county qualifying tournament held Saturday at Division Ave. High School, four Viking wrestlers qualified to attend the Nassau County Tournament held at Hofstra University Saturday, Feb. 12. Placing first was senior captain Dean Shmuley at 145 lbs. Dean, a 2009 All County wrestler, walked through the tournament finishing with a 10-6 win in the finals. This caps two other first-place finishes at the Glen Cove tournament and the Syosset invitational. Dean has only one loss this year.
Taking second were the other two team captains: Senior Nick "Panini" Capparelli at 189 lbs. and Sophomore Dan Grabher at 135 lbs. Capparelli, a 2010 All County wrestler, lost only the third time this year in a close finals match in the final seconds. Nick also won the Glen Cove tournament and took second at the Syosset invitational. Dan Grabher, the other second-place finisher, is a 4 time All Conference wrestler and only in his sophomore year. He finished second at the Glen Cove tournament and fourth at Syosset. All three wrestlers are returning to the counties for their third time.
Finishing the list is Junior Jake Alverson. A tough 152 lb. junior, Jake is joining the team Captains for his first trip to the Counties. In December, Jake finished fourth at the Glen Cove tournament.
Earning his second All Conference but not advancing is freshman Hunter Sharf at 112 lbs. Wil Blackburn grabbed his first All conference at 160 lbs. and senior Jimmy Dromm earned his second All conference 135 lbs. Also earning wins in the tournament for the team were Juniors John Jacome (112) and Mike Mendolsohn (145), sophomores Wil Grogan (189), Ashur Wrez (130), and Raunaq Singh(145), and Freshman Chris Inzerillo (140).
For the first time in almost a decade, the North Shore girls' bowling team has qualified for the county finals. The season began strong as the girls' jumped out to an early conference lead. As the season progressed, their confidence improved along with their averages. Every single member of the team improved their game throughout the course of the season. As the regular season came to an end, the team finished with a winning record in third place in their conference.
The North Shore Girls' Varsity Bowling team is led by the high averages of Lexi Marshall and Emma Saccone. Danielle Zaleskie and Liz Koslow have both improved tremendously this season, and have been extremely reliable. Kim Abbondondolo and Meghan Henneberger have helped the team greatly when they have been needed the most to step up to the challenge. According to coach Granieri, the team has been successful this season because when one teammate is not doing well, there is always at least one or two others who step up to help each other out.
The county finals will take place this Saturday morning at Garden City. Please come out to support the team!


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By Bobby Yip
Back in 2006, I landed at Tacloban airport, then took a car for a six-hour journey to cover a mudslide which killed 900 people in a remote village in the central Philippines. Seven years later, Tacloban airport is the destination.
Each day after super Typhoon Haiyan battered the city, hundreds of homeless residents try to be evacuated. They fear being left behind, despite some having no clue about what their future holds in another city.
Many more do not leave their homes. They stay on, building make-shift tents and living among debris, where they can find useful items – zinc to make roofs and walls, wood to set up fire.
For those who shelter themselves in concrete structures, living conditions may be better, but they are facing the same problems of a lack of clean water and food.
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Making sense of China's meager typhoon aid
Faced with a devastating typhoon a mere 700 miles away, Chinese President Xi Jinping this week pledged financial support for the Philippines, as did nearly every other industrialized nation. Australia offered $30 million; the Europeans $11 million; the United Arab Emirates promised $10 million. China offered $100,000.
The media backlash was immediate. Within days, an embarrassed Beijing upped its pledge to $1.6 million. That's still less than a sixth of the total offered by Japan, China's main regional rival. In 2010, China overtook Japan as the second-biggest economy in the world.
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Notes from weather-battered eastern Mindanao
A loud bang woke me. I realised after a few seconds it was the sound of the long bamboo pole that held down the tarpaulins sheltering me banging against the balcony outside my room with ferocious force.
Then came the piercing sound of the wind. It was here in eastern Mindanao - in a small two-storey house recently repaired after Typhoon Bopha blew away its roof - that I truly understood what a "howling" wind was.
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Two typhoons. One tragedy.
By Cheryl Ravelo
Two years after the devastating typhoon Ketsana hit Manila on September 26, followed by Typhoon Parma a week later, I thought this year would just be to commemorate the tragedy of those twin typhoons whose magnitude of destruction was historic for this country. But, I never knew we would relive it again, and this time with much greater damage brought by Typhoons Nesat and Nalgae.
When I went out to cover Nesat, I said to myself it's just another typhoon, got some pictures of school cancellations, knee-deep flooding and villagers pre-emptively evacuating with their families, belongings and pets.
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Asia – A Week in Pictures, September 19, 2010
This week has seen a dramatic increase in violence and tension throughout much of the Asia region, and the pictures on the wire reflect this mood. It seems that actions by not only nations, armed groups but individuals have all had a dramatic impact on the mood of the region. The weight of the news feels almost claustrophobic as I try to keep on top of what is happening.
U.S. Army soldiers from Delta Company, a part of Task Force 1-66 carry a wounded 7-year-old Afghan boy, a victim of a road side explosion, at their base near the village of Gul Kalacheh, Arghandab River valley, Kandahar province, September 18, 2010. REUTERS/Oleg Popov
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This week has seen a dramatic increase in violence and tension throughout much of the Asia region, and the pictures on the wire reflect this mood. It seems that actions by not only nations, armed groups but individuals have all had a dramatic impact on the mood of the region. The weight of the news feels almost claustrophobic as I try to keep on top of what is happening.
U.S. Army soldiers from Delta Company, a part of Task Force 1-66 carry a wounded 7-year-old Afghan boy, a victim of a road side explosion, at their base near the village of Gul Kalacheh, Arghandab River valley, Kandahar province, September 18, 2010. REUTERS/Oleg Popov
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Erik de Castro is Chief Photographer for Reuters in the Philippines. A veteran of disasters and hot-spots across Asia and other parts of the world, he was also Chief Photographer in Baghdad, Iraq from 2006-2009. In the past three weeks he has covered floods and landslides in the Philippines and a huge earthquake in Indonesia.
On Sept. 26, I was driving back from a holiday in the northern Philippines when I heard radio reports of flooding in Metro Manila and nearby provinces. At around 4 p.m. I was in Bulacan province just outside the capital when traffic slowed down due to waist-deep floodwater on the expressway.
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Taiwan's killer mudslides
After Taiwan's worst storm in 50 years killed hundreds in massive mudslides last month, the government blamed the freak weather while survivors said the government's slow response after the Aug. 7-9 storm made matters even worse.
Only recently, with reconstruction under way, have officials in the six-county disaster area begun asking what contributing factors may have caused the steep mountainsides to give way, hurling boulders and walls of mud onto riverside villages below. Nearly 770 people are presumed to have died, most of them buried alive.
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Dalai Lama's laugh lines
Before the Dalai Lama spoke on the sober subjects of religion and the environment in Taiwan during a speech this week, he opened with a quip about his English.
"First thing, no grammar, no proper grammar," the 73-year-old said with a low-pitched staccato laugh while addressing a full auditorium of residents in the southern city of Kaohsiung. "There is a danger to get misunderstandings, so I always tell you, be careful Dalai Lama's broken English."
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When I heard that a ferry with 865 passengers onboard had sunk in the waters off Sibuyen Island in the central Philippines during Typhoon Fengshen, I set about trying to get there. My best bet was to hitch a ride on a Philippine Airforce helicopter.
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The nights spent sitting by a warm fire could be even fewer this winter as the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District considers issuing more wood burning curtailments.
Turlock High assistant principal Aaron Mello, student body president David Lazar and coaches James Peterson and Dave Mello underwent the ALS Association ice bucket challenge in front of the entire school on Friday during lunch break.
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The number of individuals sickened with the West Nile virus in California continues to climb as the rates of infected mosquitoes reaches previously unseen levels, the California Department of Public Health reported.
Jessica's House, the non-profit Turlock grief support organization, held a community forum and remembrance ceremony for the Turlock neighborhood shaken by the death of three family members in a hit and run collision.
The reports from some rural residents that a mountain lion has been prowling around the area just gained some substantiation with the death of a horse in the Hilmar area.
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Local dog owners will have an opportunity to wag and walk their way from Pet Extreme to the newest dog park in Turlock - Swanson Centennial Dog Park - on Sept. 20. The City will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the new facility as well as stage several vendors through which locals can browse prior to playing with their pups at the new park. This event is open to the public and no registration is necessary.
Downtown Hughson invites everyone in the community for entertainment, food, and fun for the 4th Annual Hughson Harvest Festival on Sept. 20 and 21. The festival will provide information and educational opportunities, as well as fun activities, throughout the weekend to highlight the strong community values that are inherent to the Hughson area.
The Stanislaus Wildlife Care Center is celebrating their 30th anniversary by giving residents the chance to get acquainted with the various animals that roam the rivers, skies, and lands in Stanislaus County.
It has been over one year since the largest fire in Sierra Nevada history claimed over 400 square feet of land over in the Tuolumne River Basin, and although the fire was declared fully contained in October, the community is still experiencing the effects of the devastating wildfire.
The Sons in Retirement organization are looking for local Korean War veterans to participate in a service tribute in November.
Who is equal parts cute and funny? Aspiring roller derby girl Keeley Parker.
Roughly 10 years before Tim Guerino became the executive director of the Turlock Gospel Mission he ministered to first responders at Ground Zero following the terrorist attacks in New York on Sept. 11, 2001.
Before his term in office comes to an end Mayor John Lazar will leave his post in Turlock and head to Modesto to be recognized by the Latino Community Roundtable as their elected official of the year.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Turlock delivered 600 pumpkins to Cunningham Elementary on Friday. The service club has been donating the fall gourds to students at Cunningham for the past 26 years. This year, R.A.M. Farms donated half of the pumpkins, with the Kiwanis Club purchasing the rest. Each Cunningham student was allowed to choose a pumpkin to take home.
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What a wonderful photo of his headstone, I have added a transcription to the memorial. Thank You!
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I really appreciate your message, I have been careful to check the entire town before creating a memorial, not too sure how he slipped by. Over the next few months I am hoping to get a complete inventory of all the cemeteries in Petersham. It's such a beautiful town, I've spent a great deal of time there this past week. Jim
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The rent at Summer Glen Apartments ranges from $499 for a studio to a $609 one bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 5% more expensive than the Sans Souci average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in the Sans Souci neighborhood in Jacksonville. Nearby parks include Lovelace Park, Curtis Lovelace Park and Drew Park.
Summer Glen Apartments has a Walk Score of 66 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Broach School South, Greenfield Elementary School and Englewood High School.
The closest grocery stores are Mi Tierra Mexican Grocery, Kompongson Oriental Food & Gft and Amar European Grocery Store.
Nearby coffee shops include kopa kabana, Hala Cafe & Bakery and Jacob's Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Firehouse Subs, Bow Leg'z Bar-B-Que and SUBWAY® Restaurants.
Summer Glen Apartments is near Drew Park, Bicycle Island and Southside Estates Park.
Summer Glen Apartments is conveniently located minutes from Downtown, the Arlington and Southside areas. The beautiful grounds feature a picnic area and well maintained landscaping. Our floor plans feature attic storage, additional closet space including linen closets in each bath and private patios. Vaulted ceilings are a plus along with our built in bookshelves and eat-in kitchens. Dont forget to bring your washer and dryer because we have full size hookups in all of our one and two bedrooms as well. Voted Jacksonville's best single story apartment Homes, Summer Glen apartments where you get more for your money! Please call for an appointment today.
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True or false: A tan makes people look better and healthier. More men than women agreed with that in a national survey, says the American Academy of Dermatology.
The survey also showed that women do a better job of protecting their skin from the sun and that more men than women got sunburned last summer.
The telephone survey included 505 men and 508 women aged 18 or older. They were asked about their beliefs and practices about tans and sun protection.
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More than half of all men and women said people look better with a tan. That included 69% of the men and 61% of the women.
Likewise, most people said they thought people look healthier with a tan. Slightly more men than women said so in the survey (60% of men and 54% of women).
"Despite the fact that we know that there is no such thing as a safe tan, people still associate bronzed skin with beauty and health," says New York University Medical Center dermatologist Darrell Rigel, MD, in a news release.
Then again, those questions were about aesthetics. If golden skin appeals, self-tanners, bronzers, and cosmetics are available (but don't provide sun protection unless SPF is noted).
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As for sun protection, 77% of the women said they were "very" or "somewhat" careful to protect their skin from sun exposure, compared with 62% of the men.
More women than men said they used sunscreen often or always when they were going to be out in the sun (66% compared with 43%). More women also said they often or always tried to stay in the shade when outside for a long period of time (74% of the women vs. 64% of the men).
However, more men (65%) said they wore hats while outside in the sun, compared with 36% of women. More men also said they always dressed for sun protection when they planned to be outside for a long time (32% vs. 26% for women).
Men tend to wear baseball caps, but wide-brimmed hats are better for screening out the sun, notes Rigel.
"When it comes to protecting themselves with clothing and accessories, both genders are missing an opportunity to significantly reduce their exposure to the sun," he says in the news release.
Most people in the survey said they did not use tanning beds (90% of the women and 94% of the men). Among those who said they used tanning beds, most (62% of woman, 74% of men) said it was to get a "base tan" before the summer or a vacation. Dermatologists have repeatedly spoken out against base tans, says the news release.
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Most people said they knew that getting a tan from the sun can damage skin (94% of the women and 89% of the men.)


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FORT WAYNE – The Mayor's Youth Engagement Council will host its third annual Fort Wayne's Almost Famous on May 25, an event created to give local teens a chance to showcase their talent, interact with their peers and enjoy downtown Fort Wayne.
The event runs from 7 to 10 p.m. in the 900 block of Calhoun Street, between Washington Boulevard and Wayne Street.
The free evening of entertainment will include a display of talent by local teens – including live bands, dance groups, acoustic musicians and singers and other inspired performers, as well as vendors.
These young leaders are to be commended for organizing such a great event, Mayor Tom Henry said Tuesday. I encourage everyone to take a few minutes and realize what our young people have to offer.
The event is organized and run by the Youth Engagement Council, which includes high school students from throughout the city.
The council is an all-teen, volunteer council dedicated to service-learning, leadership and engagement with peers in the Fort Wayne area. Members encourage the youth of Fort Wayne to become involved in their community through government and participation in community events.
Far too often, adults feel the youth of our community do nothing but text each other all day, Henry said.
I'm inspired by the drive, energy and commitment these students have to organizing events, doing community service and making our city a better place to live.
Potential sponsors or vendors interested in participating should call Karen Richards at 260-427-2146 or Kerri Przemielewski at 260-427-2724. Proceeds from the event will go to the Reclamation Project, www.thereclamationproject.org.