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|Name: David Olive
|Class Year: 2014
|Class Note: David Olive (LLM-Taxation) has joined HeplerBroom LLC as an associate attorney. Working out of the firm's Edwardsville, Illinois, office, Olive will focus his practice on complex business litigation matters including toxic torts, product liability, and premises liability.
|Name: Jera L. Oliver
|Class Year: 2013
|Class Note: Jera L. Oliver (JD �11, LLM-Taxation �13) is the first International and Graduate Affairs Fellow at the OSU Moritz College of Law. Responsibilities of the two-year appointment include admissions, career services, and support services for LLM students, law study abroad students, and Visiting Research Scholars.
|Name: Ramone L. Reese
|Class Year: 2013
|Class Note: Ramone L. Reese (JD �11, LLM-IP/Tech, �12) has joined Miller, Canfield, Paddockk and Stone in Detroit as an associate. He is a member of the firm�s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group, where he assists clients on a variety of commercial litigation matters, including class actions, contractual disputes, trademark, trade secret, unfair competition, and other complex matters.
|Name: Yijie Shen
|Class Year: 2013
|Class Note: Yijie Shen (LLM-U.S. Law) is now a JD student at Washington University.
|Name: Yating Zhang
|Class Year: 2013
|Class Note: Yating Zhang (LLM-U.S. Law) is a clerk at Foley & Mansfield PLLP in St. Louis.
|Name: Uche A. Enemchukwu
|Class Year: 2012
|Class Note: Uche A. Enemchukwu (JD �12, LLM-Tax �13) has joined Husch Blackwell LLP�s Tax and Employee Benefits Groups in St. Louis.
|Name: Hsiang-Yang Hsieh
|Class Year: 2012
|Class Note: Hsiang-Yang Hsieh (LLM-US Law �10, JSD �12) was named a senior associate at Formosa Transnational Attorneys at Law in Taipei City, Taiwan.
|Name: Qiang Wang
|Class Year: 2012
|Class Note: Qiang Wang (LLM-IP/U.S. Law) is completing an externship for the president of China Law Society Personal News. He plans to receive his JD in spring 2014 from Washington University.
|Name: Daniel C. Willingham
|Class Year: 2012
|Class Note: Daniel C. Willingham (LLM-Tax) joined the St. Louis office of Armstrong Teasdale LLP. His practice focuses on helping individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations comply with statutes and regulations in federal, state, and local banking and tax codes.
|Name: William F. Wilson
|Class Year: 2012
|Class Note: William F. Wilson (JD �12, LLM-IP/TL �13) joined Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis LLP in Nashville, as an associate practicing in intellectual property.
|Name: Liu Yang
|Class Year: 2011
|Class Note: Liu Yang (LLM-U.S. Law) has joined SG & CO PRC Lawyers in Shanghai, China, as an associate. Yang�s areas of practice include international commercial arbitration, disputes on charterparty and bills of lading, ship purchases, and building.
|Name: Jera L. Oliver
|Class Year: 2011
|Class Note: Jera L. Oliver (JD �11, LLM-Taxation �13) is the first International and Graduate Affairs Fellow at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Responsibilities of the two-year appointment include admissions, career services, and support services for LLM students, law study abroad students, and Visiting Research Scholars.
|Name: Ramone L. Reese
|Class Year: 2011
|Class Note: Ramone L. Reese (JD '11, LLM-IP/Tech, '12) has joined Miller, Canfield, Paddockk and Stone in Detroit as an associate. He is a member of the firm's Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group, where he assists clients on a variety of commercial litigation matters, including class actions, contractual disputes, trademark, trade secret, unfair competition, and other complex matters.
|Name: Hsiang-Yang "Brian" Hsieh
|Class Year: 2010
|Class Note: Hsiang-Yang "Brian" Hsieh (LLM-U.S. Law �10, JSD �12) is a senior associate at Formosa Transnational, one of the largest law firms in Taiwan. He is also teaching Civil Procedural and Administrative Law as an adjunct professor in the Law and Technology Program at National Taipei University of Technology.
|Name: Hui-Feng (Tim) Hsu
|Class Year: 2010
|Class Note: Hui-Feng �Tim� Hsu (JSD) is the director of Chinese Culture University�s law department in Taipei, Taiwan. He also serves as president of the Washington University Alumni Club in Taiwan.
|Name: Jessica Mendez
|Class Year: 2010
|Class Note: Jessica Mendez (JD �10, LLM-IP/TL �11) was named general counsel to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis (HCCSTL). In this role she will advise the HCCSTL board of directors on a pro bono basis. The HCCSTL is an affiliate of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce that strives to support and promote Hispanic small businesses. Mendez is also vice president and a founding member of the Hispanic Bar Association of St. Louis. She is an attorney in Armstrong Teasdale LLP�s Intellectual Property Practice Group. In addition, she was named to the St. Louis Business Journal�s �30 under 30� Class of 2014.
|Name: Zhimeng Wu
|Class Year: 2010
|Class Note: Zhimeng Wu (LLM-U.S. Law) is an immigration attorney at Monica Wu PC in Johns Creed, Georgia.
|Name: Brian J. Beck
|Class Year: 2009
|Class Note: Brian J. Beck, JD '09, LLM-Tax '13, was a winner of Missouri Lawyers Weekly's "Up & Coming 2013" honor. Washington University School of Law alumni made up 25 percent of the 2013 listing, which is reserved for notable lawyers who are age 40 or under. Beck is an attorney with Rosenblum Goldenhersh in Clayton.
|Name: Chi-Hao (Mike) Chen
|Class Year: 2009
|Class Note: Chi-Hao (Mike) Chen (LLM-U.S. Law �09, JD �11) is chief compliance officer at Capital Futures Corp. in Taipei, Taiwan, and an adjunct assistant professor at Soochow University, where he teaches Introduction to US Law, Torts, and Legal Writing. Chen was also invited to be a visiting scholar in East Asian Legal Studies at Harvard Law School from May to August 2014. He will spend the summer in Boston with his wife and two children.
|Name: Zhenfeng Liu
|Class Year: 2009
|Class Note: Zhenfeng Liu is working as an associate in the New York and New Jersey offices of Anslow & Jaclin LLP, where he practices international corporate finance with a primary emphasis on China-related securities offerings.
|Name: Ping-Hsun Chen
|Class Year: 2008
|Class Note: Ping-Hsun Chen (LLM-IP/TL �08, JD �10) recently participated in a ceremony marking the official signing of an Agreement of Cooperation between Washington University School of Law and National Taipei University of Technology (Taipei Tech). Chen is an assistant professor at Taipei Tech�s Graduate Institute of Intellectual Property. Dean Daniel Keating and Sea-Fue Wang, vice president of Taipei Tech, made the new partnership official. View photo here (Chen is at the far left): http://law.wustl.edu/news/images/2013-2014/Keating-and-Taipei-Tech-2-1.jpg
|Name: Lung-Sheng Cheng
|Class Year: 2008
|Class Note: Lung-Sheng Cheng (LLM-U.S. Law '08, JD '10) is an assistant professor in the Department of Law at National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan.
|Name: Chiaki Sato
|Class Year: 2008
|Class Note: Chiaki Sato (LLM-U.S. Law) is an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo. He is also a visiting scholar at the Brookings Institution�s Engelberg Center for Healthcare Reform.
|Name: Jian Yu
|Class Year: 2008
|Class Note: Jian Yu (LLM-U.S. Law '08, JD '10) is legal counselor at Industrial Bank Co., Ltd., in Fuzhou, China.
|Name: Irina Krivaya
|Class Year: 2007
|Class Note: Irina Krivaya Sandler (LLM IP/TL) is pleased to announce the opening of Sandler Law LLC in St. Louis. Sandler Law provides essential and competitive legal services to domestic and international businesses. The firm represents clients in domestic and international commercial transactions and advises on corporate, international trade, and compliance matters.
|Name: Zhenfeng Liu
|Class Year: 2007
|Class Note: Zhenfeng Liu is working as an associate in the New York and New Jersey offices of Anslow & Jaclin LLP, where he practices international corporate finance with a primary emphasis on China-related securities offerings.
|Name: Thomas (Skip) Mark
|Class Year: 2007
|Class Note: Thomas (Skip) Mark is the managing attorney of the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program, an independent nonprofit organization that prepares attorneys for pro bono cases that help D.C. residents who live in poverty and are at risk of losing their homes, their livelihoods, and their families.
|Name: Cai Hong Iris Xia
|Class Year: 2007
|Class Note: Cai Hong Iris Xia (LLM-U.S. Law �07, JD �09) is a partner at GoldenGate, a law firm in Beijing, China, that represents clients from all over the world.
|Name: Brian Berman
|Class Year: 2006
|Class Note: Brian Berman (LLM-IP/TL) is moving to San Francisco to work with the iLeverage Group and Syndicated Patent Acquisitions Corp. iLeverage monetizes high-quality patents in high-demand technology sectors held by companies, research centers, and individuals, while Syndicated Patent creates unique opportunities for technology companies to obtain licenses under high-risk patents at fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms.
|Name: Ming-Whei Hsiao
|Class Year: 2006
|Class Note: Ming-Whei Hsiao (LLM-IP/TL �06, JD �08) is the senior director of HTC Corporation�s Legal Department in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
|Name: James V. O'Brien
|Class Year: 2006
|Class Note: James V. O�Brien (LLM-Tax), a member of Lewis, Rice & Fingersh LC in St. Louis, currently has two children attending Washington University in St. Louis.
|Name: Misty A. Watson
|Class Year: 2006
|Class Note: Misty A. Watson (JD �06, LLM-Tax �11) was elected a principal at Danna McKitrick PC in St. Louis. Watson focuses her practice on estate planning, probate and trust administration, and guardianships/conservatorships for minors and adults.
|Name: Cheng-Chung Tsai Tsai
|Class Year: 2005
|Class Note: Cheng-Chung Tsai (LLM-U.S. Law �05, LLM-IP/TL �06) is a legal adviser at Robert Tsai & Law Associates in Tainan, Taiwan.
|Name: Jun Zhu
|Class Year: 2005
|Class Note: Jun Zhu (LLM-US Law) is a supervising associate with Simmons & Simmons LLP in Shanghai, China. He works on corporate and commercial matters, and he has a four-year-old son.
|Name: Patrick T. Conner
|Class Year: 2004
|Class Note: Patrick T. Conner (LLM-Tax) was elected partner at Husch Blackwell LLP in St. Louis. As a member of the Financial Services Team, he has concentrated his practice on private wealth matters for more than 10 years. He handles estate planning, estate and trust administration, and organizational tax and succession planning for privately held businesses.
|Name: Hsiu-Yuan (Monica) Yang
|Class Year: 2004
|Class Note: Hsiu-Yuan �Monica� Yang (LLM-U.S. Law �04, JD �06) is senior manager at Pegatron Corporation in Taipei, Taiwan.
|Name: Hideo Akiba
|Class Year: 2003
|Class Note: Hideo Akiba (LLM-U.S. Law) works for Nissan Chemical Industries Ltd. in Tokyo, Japan.
|Name: Angel Min Chi Huang
|Class Year: 2003
|Class Note: Angel Min Chi Huang (LLM-U.S. Law �03, LLM-IP �04, JD �05) is a senior associate at Jones Day specializing in mergers and acquisitions and private equity. She represents foreign clients investing in China, as well as Chinese clients investing offshore. For more about Huang, see http://law.wustl.edu/news/pages.aspx?id=10087.
|Name: Dongwook Lee
|Class Year: 2003
|Class Note: Dongwook Lee (LLM �03, JD �05) is legal attach� to the consulate general of the Republic of Korea in Guangzhou, PRC. His book, Cracking International Legal English-New Edition, was published recently in China, Japan, and Korea. Tim Kane (JD �03) reviewed the English part of the book. Hideo Akiba (LLM-U.S. Law �03) helped Lee to publish the book in Japan, and Katsumi Shirai (LLM-U.S. Law �03), a partner at TMI Associates, edited the Japanese edition together with his 27 novice lawyers.
|Name: Seung-han Oh
|Class Year: 2003
|Class Note: Seung-han Oh (LLM-U.S. Law �03, JD �05) is an associate professor at Ajou University law School. A consultant for the Korea Fair Trade Commission, he recently won an award for his paper on �The Regulation for the Violation of FRAND Commitment.�
|Name: Katsumi Shirai
|Class Year: 2003
|Class Note: Katsumi Shirai (LLM-U.S. Law) is a partner at TMI Associates in Japan, where he leads the firm�s United States and German-speaking-country practice. He says his LLM in U.S. Law prepared him for the new challenges of his current career as a litigator and business law professional in Japan. As a clerk for the Hon. Gerald B. Cohn of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, he got his first impression of what his experience with the United States� jury system would mean for his career. At that time, Japan was trying to introduce a jury system for criminal procedure. Shirai�s unique experience in U.S. jury trial procedure made him attractive to the Japan Bar Association, which offered him a key position on the judicial committee for the preparation of Japan�s jury system. He is still a member of the judicial committee and has been monitoring and supervising the Japanese jury system in the criminal cases. For more about Shirai, see http://law.wustl.edu/news/pages.aspx?id=10070.
|Name: Nasser Al-Hamdan
|Class Year: 2002
|Class Note: Nasser Al-Hamdan (LLM-U.S. Law) is a registered Saudi lawyer and the general legal counsel of Jadwa Investment Company. He supervises the company�s Shariah Group, Legal Department, and Corporate Secretary Office. His areas of practice include banking and finance, both commercial and corporate; mergers and acquisitions (M&A); foreign investment; and intellectual property. Al-Hamdan�s achievements include the M&A of Jadwa, Saudi Aramco, and Exxon Mobil; an investment agreement between Jadwa and Khazanah of Malaysia; and the SABIC Sukuk and Samba Mobily syndication loan. For more about Al-Hamdan, see http://law.wustl.edu/news/pages.aspx?id=10071.
|Name: Yusuf Caliskan
|Class Year: 2002
|Class Note: Yusuf Caliskan (JSD) is an associate professor of private international law at Istanbul Sehir University School of Law, where he teaches private international law, international commercial law, and international investment law. His book regarding conflict of laws issues in international sales law was recently published, and he contributed a chapter to the book, Implementing International Economic Law. Caliskan is a member of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), a forum for conciliation and arbitration of international investment disputes. He is also one of four members of the panel of conciliators and arbitrators designated by Republic of Turkey, making him eligible to be elected for the ICSID arbitral tribunals to resolve ICSID arbitration cases. View Photo
|Name: Mansour Jafarian
|Class Year: 2002
|Class Note: Mansour Jafarian (LLM-U.S. Law �02, JD �04) ) is a legal officer and legal advisor in the United Nations� Department of Peace Keeping Operation (DPKO). DPKO helps countries torn by conflict to create conditions for lasting peace. He served in Afghanistan from 2006 to 2011 and then in Kosovo, part of the former Yugoslavia. He also works cooperatively with the Max Planck Institute, United Nations, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan to conduct workshops on public international law, the law of treaties, and international economic law for diplomats and legal officers in different parts of the public sector in Afghanistan. Jafarian says, �As a legal advisor and trainer, I appreciate the legal thinking and problem solving gained at WashU Law.� View Photo
|Name: Takeshi Kanda
|Class Year: 2002
|Class Note: Takeshi Kanda (LLM-U.S. Law) was named manager of international legal affairs at Benesse Corporation in Tokyo, Japan.
|Name: Bo Hyuk Kim
|Class Year: 2002
|Class Note: Bo Hyuk Kim (LLM �02, JSD �07) is an assistant professor at Shinhan University in Korea.
|Name: Sofia Hirakuri
|Class Year: 2001
|Class Note: Sofia Hirakuri (JSD) is a senior consultant working at STCP Engenharia de Projetos, in the southern state of Parana, Brazil. She also lectures at ISAE-FGV, the Institute of Higher Education, Business Administration and Economics, Brazil.
|Name: Gonzalo Pereyra de Olazabal
|Class Year: 2001
|Class Note: Gonzalo Pereyra de Olazabal (LLM-U.S. Law) is the founding partner of Companion Consulting Argentina, a business-strategy consulting company located in Ciudad de Buenos Aires.
|Name: Miriam Schaefer
|Class Year: 2001
|Class Note: Miriam Schaefer (LLM-U.S. Law �01) recently taught a short course at Washington University, titled The Brazilian Legal System for the Transnational Practitioner. The course focused on contracts, consumer protection law, and arbitration. After returning to Brazil, Schaefer earned a doctorate in law and began teaching at Unisinos University Law School. For more about Schaefer, see http://law.wustl.edu/news/pages.aspx?id=10065.
|Name: Byung Chan Jung
|Class Year: 2000
|Class Note: Byung Chan Jung (LLM-U.S. Law) is head of the Securities Issuance Regulation Team at the Financial Supervisory Service of Korea. He recently participated in the Asian Development Bank�s regional seminar on Investor Education and Financial Literacy Program held in Hanoi, Vietnam. Jung delivered presentations on three topics: �How to prepare an Effective and Innovative Financial Education Program,� �Alternative Dispute Resolution,� and �Regulations for Retirement Pension Plans.�
|Name: Kathleen W. Bilderback
|Class Year: 1994
|Class Note: Kathleen W. Bilderback (JD '94, LLM '95), founding Member of Affinity Law Group LLC, was recognized as one of the country�s top estate planning attorneys by 2013 Super Lawyers magazine. This is the second consecutive year that Bilderback has made the Super Lawyers list.
|Name: Gyooho Lee
|Class Year: 1994
|Class Note: Gyooho Lee (LLM 94, JSD '98), professor of law at Chung-Ang University School of Law in Seoul, Korea, is vice president of the Korean Civil Procedure Association, Korean Association for Informedia Law, Korean Computer Game Law Association, Association of Content Property for the Next Generation, and Korea Corporate Legal Affairs Association. He is also editor of the Korean Yearbook of International Law.
|Name: David G. Ott
|Class Year: 1988
|Class Note: David G. Ott (LLM-Tax) was one of a team of Armstrong Teasdale LLP litigators who won Missouri�s second-largest defense verdict by defeating a neurosurgeon�s lawsuit regarding a fall at a St. Louis hospital that allegedly ended his career.
|Name: Jane L. Brown
|Class Year: 1981
|Class Note: Jane L. Brown (LLM-Tax) retired in 2007 due to disabling conditions caused by multpile sclerosis. She then started Disabled People Want To Meetup Too! to help others with disabilities. who could relate to my situation. Disabled People Want To Meetup Too! now has more than 330 members in Colorado.


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HELP!! Phone Interview with Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, NY!! - page 6
So, I finally got an interview with a hospital!! It's a phone interview, so I am a bit nervous. Has anyone else ever gone through a phone interview? What did they ask? I really need to be on point...I am a new graduate and in... Read More
- 0Mar 8, '13 by SherluckyRNQuote from nycnurseyI know this post is old but did you get an offer? I have n interview in 2 wks with them.I got called for an interview! I'll be interviewing with the nurse managers of the ICU and SICU. I'm so excited! Yayy!!
- 0Mar 11, '13 by SherluckyRNQuote from boushie87Hey she asked reason for wanting to go upstate? Time I went above and beyond for a patient? Short and long term goals? Reason for choosing their hospital? What unit am I interested in? Strengths and weakness?What questions did she ask you during the phone interview?
- 0Oct 13, '13 by madani182005HI I was recently offered a position at BMC medicine floor as a new grad nurse. Can anyone help me with the accommodation ideas in Cooperstown near the hospital?
- 0Dec 21, '13 by theresahI have a face to face interview at bassett medical center. I will appreciate it so much if you provide me with a few concerns that I have. My interview is on jan 9 and i want to know how the transition was for you. I'm coming from NYC. I have to come there by a bus but I think I have to spend the night of the day before my interview date over there. Is there any affordable motel I can spend the night there and also how is the accommodation. Sorry for all the question. I guess I'm anxious
- 0Dec 21, '13 by neemoThe only affordable inn I stayed at is closed for the winter. It was a nice place although it was just outside of Cooperstown.
Cooperstown Motel is also affordable but has horrible reviews on TripAdvisor. It is walking distance to the hospital, I believe.
Other places I have looked at cost upwards of $85+ per night. However, the places did look nice and clean. You can check out:
The Inn at Cooperstown
Main Street B and B
The White House
Cooperstown B and B
If you think it might be an option for you, you can check out motels in Oneonta. The Hampton Inn at Oneonta was nice, clean and quiet as well. I think a night's stay was around $80 - $85. I believe public bus runs during weekdays and is not too expensive.
- 0Jan 14 by simplymangokiwiHi. I am going to Bassett for an upcoming interview and planning to take a bus there. Which bus can I take from NYC to Bassett and how do I to get the bus ticket? Thanks.

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oh wireless 360 controller.. why do you taunt me?! (PC)
yep.. another game and another broken wireless 360 controller issue :)
My wired one works fine.. but... it is wired (and isn't long enough).
The game is built for the controller.. even has controller settings in the game..
it feels like the last 3-4 games i wanted to play on the HDTV didn't have working wireless controller support "out of the box" (steam ^_^ )... well.. singularity worked right away. conviction didn't - took like a month for them to fix it >.<
It seems capcom knows about this and a patch is in the work.. i hope... the internet wouldn't lie to me :)
So an FYI to ppl that wanted to play this on their HTPC - wireless controller not working (yet)
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thanks for sharing. I was thinking of getting it on Steam but I'll hold out for a while.
Wireless controller works if you get x360ce:
Download it and start it up
Controller 1 --> Advanced Tab. Turn off Native Mode.
Force Feedback Tab. Turn off Force Feedback
Options Tab --> Set Fake Mode to Compatability.
Save, then copy all the files to your Dead Rising 2 folder. The game should then be able to detect it.
From readings other forums there are ppl that claim the wireless controller works and some that don't.
My gut tells me it works and for the people that it doesn't.. they are clueless. But my gut is wrong a lot :) Also, people to tell you enough info. Is this the frist time you every tried to use a wired controller with your PC? are you runing old as XP and never did any updates?
It seems that "gamers" with win7 x64, and have used their controllers in others games, are not have problems with the wired controller.
*gamers being ppl that seems to know their pc hardware and play a lot of games, and are mostly up to date in hardware and software.
Yeah the x360ce seems to 'fix' it, but then you cant use the guide button to access GFWL home...
Shits me when things like this aren't supported natively. Patch please.
EDIT: Oh, Hey Zurv. I saw you posting on the steam forums about the controller issue. Bit of a cluster-fuck of irrelevant knowledge over there. There is plenty of people posting this solution around but no accepting the fact that it shouldn't be required in the first place. It is making me sad :[
Yeah. Its just the principle of the matter. I shouldnt have to. The plug and play aspect is what i like about gfwl.
Definitely sucks that there's ANOTHER game that doesn't support the wireless 360 controller at launch.
The fix I used was this one from the Steam forum: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=17112854&postcount=8
The trick for me was to make sure it was specifically v126.96.36.199 of Xbox360CE. The newer versions didn't work for me. Some Googling found me the right version.
This was on Windows 7 32bit, btw.
Got it all working Zurv?
Here is the dll and ini file anyway, for those that can't be arsed configuring it..
360wless.rar - dump that in your dead rising 2 folder and boot the game. If you bought it on steam, Steam\steamapps\common\dead rising 2
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The communication object is not in a Opened or Opening state and cannot be modified.
The communication object is in a Closing or Closed state and cannot be modified.
The communication object is in a Faulted state and cannot be modified.
The default interval of time that was allotted for the operation was exceeded before the operation was completed.
This method causes a CommunicationObject to gracefully transition from any state, other than the Closed state, into the Closed state. The Close method allows any unfinished work to be completed before returning. For example, finish sending any buffered messages.
The CommunicationObject enters the Closing state and remains in it after the Close method is called until the transition to the Closed state is completed. The transition consists of making successive calls to OnClosing, OnClose(TimeSpan), and OnClosed.
There is also an asynchronous version of the close method that is initiated by calling BeginClose.
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I find the irony in George Bush's words truly humorous and it is truly brilliant that the author pointed this out. It's hard to believe that 5 years has passed since then and I agree, this is definitely a very unexpected outcome. But if you look at past examples, say Lincoln and the Civil War, presidents never say that a war will honestly last several years... Comment originally posted on September 28, 2007 2:53 AM
READING through today's papers, I noticed that a number of them compared George Bush's UN speech from yesterday to the one he gave in 2002, in which he tried to rally the world to confront Saddam Hussein. So I decided to go back and reread the 2002 speech. I was struck by this line:
If we meet our responsibilities, if we overcome this danger, we can arrive at a very different future. The people of Iraq can shake off their captivity. They can one day join a democratic Afghanistan and a democratic Palestine, inspiring reforms throughout the Muslim world.
Man, those were some heady times. We've certainly arrived at a very different future. But I wager that Mr Bush would stand by this statement even today. Still, it would have been nice to know then that he was talking about a 50-year plan.


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Taio Cruz, Jessie J., Tinie Tempah Nail Olympics Closing Ceremony
(AP) - "I'm talking `bout my generation," sang The Who, capping a raucous, rock `n' roll Olympic closing ceremony
But which generation? When the band members first sang "My Generation," they were in their 20s. Now they are pushing 70.
Like the Olympic torch passing from one runner to another, the London games' closing ceremony was an all-ages affair designed to show the flame of British creativity leaping from one age group to the next.
A ceremony that director Kim Gavin called an "elegant mashup" of music and creativity was designed to show that the British Invasion never ended, thank you very much.
"It's about how good British music is in the world, and how global it is," Gavin said a day before the ceremony.
So there was Annie Lennox and George Michael, who got their start in the 80s -- but the roars that greeted Michael's "Freedom" and Lennox's "Little Bird" suggested both are still going strong.
If that was too old hat, there was One Direction, boy band of the moment, as well as Tinie Tempah, Jessie J and Taio Cruz -- who performed their own songs, then a Bee Gees track from the golden age of disco.
There was Elbow -- the kind of serious band music journalists love -- as respite for those who probably found the rest a bit cheesy.
And if that was all insufficiently quirky, there was a brass band playing Madness; a Guards band in scarlet tunics and bearskin hats playing Blur; and Monty Python's Eric Idle singing "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" accompanied by centurions, bagpipers and roller-skating nuns.
We heard the voices and songs of the departed -- Queen's Freddie Mercury singing "Bohemian Rhapsody," Liverpool choirs performing John Lennon's "Imagine."
There were some notable absences: No Rolling Stones -- the band said they were out of practice. No Elton John, although he did record one of the official games anthems. There was a David Bowie montage, but no Bowie in person.
It wasn't just about the music. Gavin said he wanted to show how "U.K. culture, media, music are locked together to create the next big thing."
So there was a nod to Britain's scandal-tarred but vibrant press, in the newsprint-covered landmarks and vehicles of the opening scene.
There was fashion. We saw 1960s Mods, whose sharply tailored look can be seen in the modern designs of Tom Ford and others. There were images of supermodels in designs by Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith, Alexander McQueen -- and Victoria Beckham, now a designer as well as a Spice Girl.
One of the models was even a Jagger -- Georgia May Jagger, daughter of Rolling Stone Mick.
The show rocked the 80,000 spectators inside Olympic Stadium, but didn't get rave reviews from those watching on TV. Some found it too kitschy, or too incomprehensible -- youngsters wondering who Ray Davies was, parents scratching their heads at One Direction.
The sarcastic spirit of many British Twitter users -- banished for two weeks by the Olympic feel-good factor -- was back with a vengeance.
"Embarrass a generation," tweeted film critic Dave Calhoun in a play on the games' official motto: "Inspire a Generation."
That Olympic slogan could also sum up the ceremony's ethos.
Or perhaps, to misquote The Who, the kids are alright -- and their parents are, too.
Jill Lawless can be reached at http://Twitter.com/JillLawless
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Hollywood and political heavyweights are scheduled to attend a global summit at the University of California, Davis this month. The "Governor's Global Climate Summit 3: Building the Green Economy" takes place Nov. 15 and 16 on the UC Davis campus. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a co-host along with the governors of Michigan, Washington, Wisconsin and Oregon
Rising minimum payments can cause borrowers to default and help generate greater fee income for issuers, says Associate Professor Victor Stango, an associate economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, who has studied the impact of the Card Act on lenders' practices.
Major U.S. stock indexes have returned 80% or more since their 2009 lows, but individual investors remain wary. Investor psychology expert and Professor of Management Brad Barber discusses why.
That some 138 million U.S. shoppers will open their wallets this Black Friday weekend may have a lot to do with a bountiful feast and the need to feel in control. At least, that's one theory offered by Olivier Rubel, an assistant professor of marketing at UC Davis Graduate School of Management.
Millions of Californians are unemployed this holiday season. Many will see their unemployment benefits expire today. So when it comes to buying gifts, most people out of work are scaling back spending. Kelley Weiss reports and interviews Assistant Marketing Professor Olivier Rubel, who comments on consumer purchasing habits and consumer credit.
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The state senator tasked with passing Gov. Bill Haslam's school voucher proposal says he's not in negotiations with a lawmaker pushing for a more expansive version.
Any voucher program would divert state education dollars to help poor families afford tuition at private schools.
Haslam's administration wants a relatively small voucher program—a sort of test batch of a few thousand to start out. Germantown Republican Brian Kelsey has pushed for a broader rollout, and says he'd like to reach a compromise with the administration this year. There's just one problem, says Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris:
"I know there are people who want to think there are great negotiations underway, and I'm not aware of any. I just want to get on with the bill. Seriously."
Norris is quarterbacking the governor's voucher proposal, and says he and Kelsey have not been hashing out a compromise.
"The governor pretty-much wants to stick with what he had, and I just want to get on with it. So I guess the compromise we're talking about is between the governor and me to get on with the show."
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China's expanding Spratly outposts: artificial, but not so newPosted: June 19, 2014 Filed under: China-ASEAN, China-Philippines, China-Vietnam, CMS (China Maritime Surveillance), South China Sea, Western media | Tags: artificial islands, CCTV, China, China Coast Guard, China Coastguard, China Marine Surveillance, china maritime dispute, China Maritime Surveillance, Chinese foreign policy, 礁堡, 高脚室, 高脚屋, First Island Chain, Gulf of Tonkin, HYSY-981, Johnson Reef, Johnson Reef South, Mabini Reef, Nanhai-9, New York Times, paracel islands, Paracels, reclamation, Sino-Vietnamese relations, south china sea, Spratly, spratly islands, UNCLOS, western media Leave a comment
Here's another attempt at what a blog post probably should be: a short comment on some things i've read online. It's about the New York Times' report this week on China's island reclamation work in the Spratlys, which i think missed some important background context to China's activities.
The subject, in summary:
China has been moving sand onto reefs and shoals to add several new islands to the Spratly archipelago, in what foreign officials say is a new effort to expand the Chinese footprint in the South China Sea. The officials say the islands will be able to support large buildings, human habitation and surveillance equipment, including radar.
This island reclamation is the latest in a long line of measures China has taken since the early 1980s to strengthen its presence in the Spratly Islands, which it views as crucial due to their proximity to China's sea approaches, as well as present (fisheries) and future (energy) resource bounties.
China's Information Management in the Sino-Vietnamese Confrontation: Caution and Sophistication in the Internet EraPosted: June 9, 2014 Filed under: China-Vietnam, Global Times, PRC News Portals, South China Sea, State media, TV, Weibo, Xinhua | Tags: CCP Propaganda Department, China-Vietnam, China-Vietnam relations, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese internet, Chinese internet censorship, Chinese patriotism, 理性爱国, 舆论引导, 西沙, HYSY-981, internet censorship, paracel islands, Paracels, Propaganda department, rational patriotism, Sino-Vietnamese incidents, south china sea, 南海, 南海问题, 宣传部, 海洋石油-981, 中越, 中越撞船 1 Comment
Jamestown China Brief piece published last week:
China's Information Management in the Sino-Vietnamese Confrontation: Caution and Sophistication in the Internet Era
China Brief, Volume 14 Issue 11 (June 4, 2014)
After the worst anti-China violence for 15 years took place in Vietnam this month, it took China's propaganda authorities nearly two days to work out how the story should be handled publicly. However, this was not a simple information blackout. The 48-hour gap between the start of the riots and their eventual presentation to the country's mass audiences exemplified some of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) sophisticated techniques for managing information during fast-breaking foreign affairs incidents in the Internet era. Far from seizing on incidents at sea to demonstrate China's strength to a domestic audience, the official line played down China's assertive actions in the South China Sea and emphasized Vietnamese efforts to stop the riots, effectively de-coupling the violence from the issue that sparked them. This indicated that, rather than trying to appease popular nationalism, China's leaders were in fact reluctant to appear aggressive in front of their own people.[1]
By framing the issue in this way, China's media authorities cultivated a measured "rational patriotism" in support of the country's territorial claims. In contrast to the 2012 Sino-Japanese confrontation over the Diaoyu Islands, when Beijing appears to have encouraged nationalist outrage to increase its leverage in the dispute,[2] during the recent incident the Party-state was determined to limit popular participation in the issue, thus maximizing its ability to control the escalation of the situation, a cornerstone of the high-level policy of "unifying" the defense of its maritime claims with the maintenance of regional stability (Shijie Zhishi [World Affairs], 2011).
China-Vietnam clash in the Paracels: history still rhyming in the Internet era?Posted: May 7, 2014 Filed under: Academic debates, China-Vietnam, Global Times, PRC News Portals, South China Sea, Xinhua | Tags: Chinese foreign policy, Chinese internet censorship, Chinese internet news portals, Chinese media, Chinese nationalism, CNOOC, HYSY-981, internet censorship, Netease, oil and gas, online opinion, paracel islands, Sina weibo, Sino-Vietnamese incidents, Sino-Vietnamese relations, south china sea, Weibo, 海洋石油-981, 中越撞船 8 Comments
Vietnamese diplomats are saying Chinese and Vietnamese ships collided today in the disputed Paracel Islands, where China has stationed the massive oil and gas drilling platform HYSY-981. The incident may be in some ways unprecedented as the first time China has attempted to drill for hydrocarbons in a disputed area of the South China Sea. But it also resonates with the past in some surprising ways, from the PRC's initiation of the incident, to Vietnam's response, and even the information environment facing the two sides.
"War is good, it reshuffles the cards": Qiu Zhenhai's taxi ridePosted: April 20, 2014 Filed under: Academic debates, China-Japan, Diaoyu, State media | Tags: anti-Japanese protest, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese internet, Chinese nationalism, Diaoyu Islands, 邱震海, Li Weizhi, online nationalism, Qiu Zhenhai, south china sea 1 Comment
The introduction to Phoenix TV host and international affairs commentator Qiu Zhenhai's book, excerpted in Southern Weekend a couple of weeks back, reprises an important issue for everyone studying nationalism in China: to what extent should we really understand the phenomena that get labelled "Chinese nationalism" in those terms?
Creative tensions and soft landings: Wang Yizhou explains China's foreign policy agendaPosted: December 17, 2013 Filed under: Academic debates, China's foreign relations, China-ASEAN, China-Japan, China-US | Tags: Carnegie-Tsinghua Center, China-Japan, China-North Korea relations, China-US relations, China-Vietnam, China-Vietnam relations, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese foreign policy scholars, Chinese strategy, creative tensions, 王逸舟, New kind of great power relations, north korea, Paul Haenle, peripheral diplomacy, PRC foreign policy, Sino-American relations, Sino-Japanese relations, Sino-Vietnamese relations, south china sea, Wang Yizhou, Xi Jinping foreign policy 4 Comments
Peking University Professor Wang Yizhou, one of China's top foreign policy scholars, did an interview for the excellent new Carnegie-Tsinghua podcast last month (Part 1 and Part 2), covering a very broad sweep of China's emerging foreign policy, regional strategy, territorial disputes, global role, and bilateral relations with the US.
His main points are noted below, starting with regional strategy and China's maritime territorial disputes. I've just done this as an exercise to try to better grasp the significance of what Wang says; for most people it's probably better to just go listen to the podcast. The italicized blockquote bits are a mix of direct quotes and paraphrasing.
Xi's task: a "soft landing" for the South China Sea dispute
Propaganda as Policy? Explaining the PLA's "Hawkish Faction" (Part Two)Posted: August 13, 2013 Filed under: Academic debates, Diaoyu, Fake PLA generals?, Global Times, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, PLA & PLAN, South China Sea, State media | Tags: Baidu Index, China-Philippines relations, Chinese foreign policy, Chinese media, Chinese military, Chinese nationalism, Chinese public opinion, 环球网, 环球时报, 罗援, Dai Xu, deterrence, Diaoyu, Diaoyu Islands, 钓鱼岛, 鹰派, 黄岩岛, Global Times, informatized warfare, Jamestown Foundation, Luo Yuan, military propaganda, PLA hawks, propaganda, scarborough shoal, Senkaku, Senkaku Islands, Sino-Japanese relations, south china sea, 忧患意识, 戴旭 3 Comments
Here is Part 2 on the PLA hawkish faction from China Brief, with added links to sources, and a couple of graphs from the utterly awesome Baidu Index (big hat tip to Kaiser Kuo).
I'd also like to add my thanks to Xuan Cheng, John Garnaut, James Barker, Mark Stokes and Taylor Fravel for discussions and tips on this topic. They don't necessarily agree with the content of the article.
Propaganda as Policy? Explaining the PLA's "Hawkish Faction" (Part Two)
Publication: China Brief Volume: 13 Issue: 16
August 9, 2013
By: Andrew Chubb
If outspoken Chinese military officers are, as Part One suggested, neither irrelevant loudmouths, nor factional warriors, nor yet the voice of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) on foreign policy, and are instead experts in the PLA-CCP propaganda system, then what might explain the bad publicity they often generate for China? This article explores how the activities of China's military hawks may contribute to the regime's domestic and international goals. On a general level, the very appearance of a hawkish faction—the "opera" that Luo Yuan has described—serves the domestic purposes of promoting national unity (Global Times, May 4). By amplifying threat awareness and countering perceived Western plots to permeate the psyche of the Chinese populace and army, the "hawks" direct public dissatisfaction with the policy status quo away from the system as a whole.
In specific crises, such as the standoff at Scarborough Shoal last year or in the wake of the Diaoyu Islands purchase, hard-line remarks from uniformed commentators serve to rally domestic public opinion behind the prospect of military action, instil confidence in the PLA's willingness to fight over the issue and deter China's adversary. By amplifying the possibility of otherwise irrational Chinese military action and inevitable escalation should Beijing's actions be interfered with, they have contributed to a thus-far successful effort to convince the Philippines and Japan to accept the new status quo around Scarborough Shoal and the Diaoyu Islands.


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Name: Dave Cain, CPA, Executive Vice President of Operations
Posts by Dave Cain, CPA, Executive Vice President of Operations:
- Customer Metrics: How many new customers have you acquired over the last six months? How many customers have you lost? What is the average profit margin for each customer?
- Cash Flow Metrics: These metrics should be designed to measure the company's ability to meet obligations as they come due. For example: Is your inventory turning? How old are your accounts receivable?
- Sales Metrics: A company should have sales metrics to measure sales and whether the sales are satisfactory for the company.
- Employee Metrics: These metrics could be designed to measure how effectively the company is hiring and managing its employees.
- Borrowing Metrics: This metric will measure how the company is effectively managing its debt.
- You regularly bounce checks.
- You don't have immediate access to financial information when your banker asks for it.
- Your budget and forecasting is lacking.
- As an owner, you have your hands in too many things to focus properly on your finances.
- You can't answer the question, "How much money did you make yesterday?"
Do Your Business Metrics Need an Oil Change?May 23rd, 2014
Did you ever notice that little sticker in the upper left-hand corner of your windshield? The one that informs you your next service date for changing the oil and tire rotation. As you fire up the ignition, the fuel gauge is activated and the miles per gallon information is displayed. The on-board computer lets you know that the headlights are in the automatic position and the tires are properly inflated. The navigation system may even provide a weather update or a construction delay on the interstate. Within a matter of seconds of entering your vehicle, you have virtually all of the important metrics for your upcoming road trip.
Your business metrics and performance indicators should be as easy as locating your vehicle's metrics. The metrics need to be meaningful to you and your team and used as a decision making tool in the day-to-day operations of the business. Many business owners and managers use daily and quarterly metrics more frequently than the monthly financial statements to run the day to day operations.
Business Metrics To Consider
Your business's on-board computer can churn metric after metric and ratio after ratio. However, the quality of the metrics is far more important than the quantity. One recommendation is to identify four to six ratios that are unique to your business and industry and continue to study the trends on a daily or weekly basis. As a general rule, every business should consider metrics in the following areas:
Once the metrics have been determined than a "windshield sticker" or dashboard can be affixed to your technology devices and reviewed by the management team on a regular basis. In addition, an industry scorecard can be developed to measure how the business compares to the industry.
Just like the oil in a car, the business metrics will need to be changed or enhanced on a regular basis to reflect changes in the economy and the business cycle.
Safe travels and be on the look-out for orange construction barrels and detours. Check your metrics!
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If you need help determine which business metrics are right for your business, contact Rea & Associates. Our team of Ohio business consultants can help you determine which business metrics are needed for the success and growth of your business.
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L98 heads and dome pistons
Hello Rod Buddies. Well, here is my first post. I want to see if this is possible on hot motor build sbc 4" bore. Plan on running 480 lift solid cam and 110 petro and 3600-4200 stahl. Would like to use L98 aluminum heads (10088113) on my sbc with Wiseco dome pistons. .035 mls gasket and 3" stroke. Setting the head on I see the dome pushes against the structual rib that's by the spark plug hole inside. Can I grind the rib down for clearance and not worry about structural damage to the head. I have cast heads also, 375 F.I. and also 882's that will probably fit fine. I think I know I'll have high compression motor but don't know exactly how high. I've never used an aluminum head and would like to try this set-up if it's possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Ya you can remove that bump by the spark plug. It is a foundry locating point.
You still have to verify piston dome to chamber clearance at TDC. Should be .050" minimum.
Minor grinding on the chamber wall and or piston dome is fine to get clearance as required.
Check with play doe.
4" bore x 3.00" stroke builds a 302CID. the 113 heads are 58cc (nominal cc)
CC yours. What is the piston dome volume and assembled piston deck clearance @TDC?
You need this to calc the compression ratio.
The 113 aluminum L98 head head has moderate/modest port flow in stock form but flows very good once fully ported. Best with 2.00" x 1.56" "LT-4 style valves and generous porting.
They will make very good power. 450++HP capable on a capable motor.
If you want to build a good high compression ratio engine you want to get the net quench clearance right .038" ish is good.
L98 heads and dome pistons
Use a marker to shade the area on the piston that's hitting. Using the gasket that you will assemble the motor with, set the head in place with 3 to 4 bolts. Roll the motor over until piston contacts head. Pull the head off to see where it is hitting. You will have to feather back (grind) the dome in this area. If you do not feel comfortable doing this take it to a machine shop. If there is too much dome preventing you from bolting the head you probably will have to buy new pistons. The L98 heads were probably designed for use with flattop and dished pistons. They are 58cc chambered heads. You need to know piston volume (+12.8cc or +8.00cc) which with these heads will give you a compression ratio 12 - 14+:1. The rotating assembly will have to be balanced after grinding pistons.
Yeah i agree with the other posters. L98 heads are good but they run flat tops. Zero deck is fine but your pop ups are not the right kind. You need the ones that only pop up on the valve side. Regular domes wont work. Sounds like your pistons are standard dome for large chamber heads. They are made to give 11:1 not 14:1.
Since the squish band will be screwed it will knock like crazy even if you retard the timing and put in good gas. 110 will not fix it.
You need pop up pistons made for 58cc heads they are completly different shape. They can give you the same cc's without grinding anything. If you cut the heads you will trash the heads and still have to replace the pistons.
Buy cast iron 76 cc heads. Some stock ones flow very good and are very cheap because everyone wants to run flat tops or dish for large cams and lets face it. It is hard to check piston to valve clearence so nobody does it. Cause if you run flat tops and smalller lift cam it works fine.
If you want to make the 302 scream it will need compression and High lift cam. Without the correct pistons the valves will hit long before the cam is big enough to hit the 6k rpm power peak you need.
11:1 and a 250@.050 or bigger with high lift and tight lobe like a 106 or 108 12:1 would be even better and will work with 110 octane fuel.
And yes if your going for super high compression you can usally cut 1/4 inch out of most of the head area. Use a stiff wire to check the water jackets and try to measure up how thick they are. You can take a little more out of the head flat surface area across from the vavles but be easy around the spark plug area its pretty thin.
Proform i think makes aluminum heads dirt cheap in all port and chamber sizes. They are not the best but flow good and at about 700 a set complete its hard to beat. 76cc chambers and 210cc intake port should be real nice since they are all about the same price.
Sorry for the long post hope this helps.
When you say the dome contacts the structural rib by the spark plug, the only thing I could see being called a rib by the spark plug on this L98 head is the spark plug boss itself. This is an essential part of the combustion chamber design that is intended to catch the wet fuel flow entering on the long side of the port and remix it with the air entering the cylinder so there is a homogenoius and burnable mixture of fuel and air.
I'd like to know more about the cam from the specs on the timing card. .480 inch lift doesn't strike me as all that much so I'm wondering about the super high stall converter and whether the cam really warrants that much stall. Although I have to admitt to thinking that on a 302 that cam will react as if it's bigger than it would on a 350 or 383, so maybe!
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I dont think he can pick a cam since the heads dont fit the block. He is going to end up with diff heads or pistons before its right. At the very least he will need the compression ratio. If it super high those small cams will be more trouble than the lack of hp is worth. If you get my meaning.
I'm always amazed how guys just order a bunch of parts without thinking this through. For the hobbyist and tinkerer their best strategy is to copy one of the many magazine and soft cover book builds or cruise the web for similar information, this can save the average guy a lot of money and time while letting him/her build a very nice engine they can be quite proud of.
thinking it through...
Well the best reply I can stumble thru is this:
Z28 crank 1178
Z28 dome pistons
Z28 cam grind
Near Z28 Head specs 64cc, intake and carb.
How do you replicate a 69 Z28 302?
Best I recall, GM had a pretty solid engineering prowess
when they threw all that crap together...lol. :welcome:
These might work. They are cheap at $419 a set ready to bolt on. The same guys has many casting numbers to choose from. cast and alum.
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Looks like 64 cc heads should work with your stock style pistons. At least that is what the interent says. LOL
They have better options over the gm 30-30 cam. But it should work. i think its solid lift.
Also have you thought about a thick intake gasket. They make copper ones pretty thick these days for chevy. You can just order in the size you need to clear.
L98 heads and dome pistons
Check out your pistons compared to these Wiseco PT042H3 pistons. They are the correct pistons for 67-69 Chevy DZ302. The compression height is probably different. Wiseco PT042H3 - Wiseco Pro Tru Forged Piston Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com. Expensive too! The 30-30 solid lifter cam(PN 3849346) was the cam used in the DZ302.
Here is the link for the comp updated 30-30 plus. Close to the same numbers but after valves open they go toward make lift sooner.
If its got all forged internals i would go with something lot bigger. But i love giant cams and dont mind the problems. Thats just extra music.
To build a medernized version of the old Z/28 302 you'd be much better off building with a flat top piston'and mill the L98 heads to 56cc to get a 10:1 finished compression ratio. Now it will run on todays premium pump gas. (based on a 0 deck height) . You'd be much better off using a modern mechanical street roller camshaft rather than the old 30-30 cam. Use a street roller with less duration but more valve lift.
Say the Comp Magnum CS280AR-10 280-280 236 236 .550" .550" 110LSA. Comp #12-702-8
The motor will make a lot more torque and power than the 302 of 1969.
Port the L98 heads with the 2.00x1.56 valves. Use a origional GM Z/28 aluminum hi rise intake manifold
(A holley 300-36 or a Edelbrock Performer rpm is a good substitute) and a 750 cfm DP carb.
Use 1-5/8" long tube heaers.
Combine with a 4speed or 5speed trans or a th350 with a 3500stall converter. The old 302 Z/28 liked to rev and loved gears. This modern one will too. Don;t be shy with the gears. 4.10++
The valve train is bound to come up, so here's a page giving info on the valve train.
On a short stroke engine like this, the valve train stability and strength is VERY important. It's really the key top making an engine like this capable of surviving the rpm required to make any real power. The bottom end is also important, but is much easier to spec out- forged crank, good rods, light pistons and careful attention to detail along w/careful assembly will go a long way towards making the bottom end survive just fine.
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