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I'm just looking for all ideas to relocate an alternator with a short pump. I changed over from a serpantine setup from an '86 Monte Carlo to the V belt. I did it just to look a little older.
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Yep, I've seen all of them. I'm more of a do it yourself, make it yourself.
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Use the ideas but fab your own brackets is all I am saying . |
I've done this several times, and never found it to be anything tricky. It's pretty simple to find a location I like, put a belt on the pulleys, and then just line the alternator up wherever. I just bolt aa piece of steel to a point on the block, head, or intake, and then tack weld the bracket together. Once it's tacked I pull it all off and weld it solid, then paint and reinstall. Just had to do this on my present Austin project to relocate the alt. to driver's side short pump, from pass. side long pump.
I'll have to get a decent one today. The only pic of that side of the engine doesn't show the mount, just the alternator.
Here's another trick that I used on that mount. For an adjusting arm I used 3/8" running thread. Simply bolted a "L" bracket to the block and the alternator, then bend it to fit and double nut each end. Loosen one nut at the alternator and turn the other to adj. Then tighten the other nut against it to secure the alt. I covered the threads with flexible chrome wire cover, but a braided flex hose like a sink faucett feed line also works well. |
Now that's what I'm looking for.
very innovative |
My alternator has plenty of cooling! It's sitting inside the driver's side fender, since the engine bay is so narrow that anything outside the valve covers is not nder the hood!
aisr, that's nice also
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Here's somewhat of a pic of the alt brkt on my street car...
The main bracket you can barely see behind the alt is made of 3/4 x 1" solid steel w/ a 3/4"od tube welded at the bottom (kind of a inverted "T"). The black bracket above it that you see is just the motor plate. |
Here's a pic of the alternator bracket on my Austin gasser:
I cut a piece of heavy wall tubing to go over the front header bolt, then built an L shaped plate to mount on the front of the head. Welded in a gusset between the two to tie them together. Then I bolted the alt. onto the plate using another long piece of the heavy tubing and tacked that to the bracket. Cut a gusset to support the tubing to the bracket and tacked it in too. After that I removed the bracket and welded everything solid, then painted it black and bolted it all back together. Used a GM alt. converted to 1 wire with a jumper and it works great. |
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If I had told you on Dec. 31, 1999, that the next decade for the Red Sox would include seven 90-win seasons and, yes, the end of "The Curse" as well as a second World Series championship, I'm pretty sure the news wouldn't have come as a galloping shock. Why would it?
I know, the Yankees were in the middle of a dynastic run, but did they have Nomar Garciaparra, who was 25 years old and hit .357 in 1999? Or how about Pedro Martinez? Just 27, entering his prime. He went 23-4 with a 2.07 ERA in 1999.
OK, Jimy Williams was quirky, but he did lead the Sox to 94 wins and the ALCS in 1999. And Dan Duquette? Won't be filming any sitcom pilots soon, but between the Pedro trade, the Jason Varitek/Derek Lowe deal and the ability to find guys off the street (Reggie Jefferson, Troy O'Leary, Bret Saberhagen, Tim Wakefield), it sure would have seemed that he was the right guy for the job.
The core was in place.
Well, things have a way of changing.
What was Theo Epstein doing in 1999? Passing the California bar exam. Terry Francona? Just finished his third (losing) season as Phillies manager. He'd be fired in 2000 after winning 65 games. David Ortiz had 20 at-bats for the Twins in 1999. His batting average? How about .000? What kind of odds would you have given me on 12/31/99 that these guys would be a huge part of the first Red Sox World Series winner in 86 years?
So here's a look at the decade that was for the Red Sox. We'll hand out a few awards, ask a few questions and try to figure out what it all meant.
(Just one thing before we get started. I've decided to ignore the steroid factor when dealing with the last 10 years. Before the e-mails come in blasting me for being inconsistent (I've written plenty about how toothless baseball has been on the issue), let me say that I am very well aware that some guys on the Red Sox took performance-enhancing drugs over the last decade. But the truth is that (a) I have no idea who did what when, and (b) you don't either. Time may very well change all that, but for now we are still in the dark. Sort of weak, I know, but for this kind of thing it's the best I can do.)
So here we go (and, as always, feel free to e-mail away to firstname.lastname@example.com).
C: Jason Varitek
1B: Kevin Youkilis
2B: Dustin Pedroia
SS: Nomar Garciaparra
3B: Bill Mueller
LF: Manny Ramirez
CF: Johnny Damon
RF: Trot Nixon
DH: David Ortiz
SP: Pedro Martinez
SP: Curt Schilling
SP: Josh Beckett
RP: Jonathan Papelbon
A couple of thoughts:
Bill Mueller hit for a higher average (.303 to .295, almost a wash), had a better OBP (.378 to .350) and OPS (.853 to .829) in his three seasons with the Sox than Mike Lowell has in four seasons in Boston. Sure, Lowell was the World Series MVP in 2007, but Mueller was every bit as good in the 2004 World Series (Mueller batted .429, Lowell .400). I was surprised, but it was a pretty easy choice. If you had asked me before I started the column I would have assumed Lowell.
You could also make a case for J.D. Drew in right field, but I think the volume of Nixon's work (six years vs. three, during which Drew has better numbers but not by enough) gives him the edge. No other position has anything even close to a debate.
If I had chosen four starters, Derek Lowe probably would've made the cut. If I had picked two relievers, Derek Lowe probably would've made the cut. Some say that if they had nominated six for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 2004, Derek Lowe probably would've made the cut for his work in "Still We Believe."
The best season by an eligible player not on this list? Would you believe Carl Everett in 2000 (34 homers, 108 RBI, .300 batting average, .587 slugging)?
Do any Sox make my all-decade MLB team?
C: Jorge Posada (Maybe never the best catcher in baseball, but never outside the top three or four at any point this decade. And a legitimate Hall of Fame candidate.)
1B: Albert Pujols (player of the decade)
2B: Chase Utley
SS: Derek Jeter
3B: Alex Rodriguez
LF: Barry Bonds (Yeah, I know, but tough to ignore a .517 OBP from 2000-07. Plus if I leave him off for the steroids, Manny is next in line at LF.)
CF: Carlos Beltran (Not a great crew here. Not sure there's a Hall of Famer in the bunch. Jim Edmonds? Andruw Jones? Torii Hunter?)
RF: Ichiro
DH: David Ortiz
SP: Roy Halladay
SP: Johan Santana
SP: Pedro Martinez (2.99 ERA is the best of any starter during the decade.)
RP: Mariano Rivera
Think the Diamondbacks got equal value in the Curt Schilling trade?
Casey Fossum: One season in Arizona. A 4-15 record with an ERA of 6.65. Traded after the 2004 season for Jose Cruz, who hit .214 in 64 games.
Brandon Lyon: Missed the 2004 season (elbow) and was awful in 2005 (6.44 ERA). Actually bounced back and was OK in 2006 and 2007, but struggled again in 2008. Signed as a free agent with Detroit in 2009.
Michael Goss: Doesn't have a Wikipedia page. Never a good sign.
Jorge de la Rosa: Packaged a few days later and sent to Milwaukee in a deal for Richie Sexson.
So Arizona got two years of decent pitching from a middle reliever in the trade -- and the Diamondbacks were the ones who proposed the package to the Sox. The Sox won a couple of World Series in the four years Henry Cabot Schilling was in town, and No. 38 finished his tenure in Boston with a regular-season record of 53-29 and a playoff record of 6-1. Probably they win the Series without Schilling in 2007, but it's possible that without that trade the Sox are still looking to end the "1918" chants.
I can't sign off on the Eric Gagne trade as the worst, considering that (a) everyone thought it was a steal at the time, (b) David Murphy would never be more than a fourth outfielder with the Sox and (c) the Sox won the World Series in 2007 even with Gagne wasting a spot on the playoff roster. No real harm done.
But the Jeff Suppan trade in 2003? This had a lasting impact.
I still think Freddie Sanchez could've been an everyday shortstop, something you may have noticed the Sox have sort of been looking for over the last five years or so. He doesn't fit the Theo mold perfectly (career .334 OBP), but he's won a batting title and is a pretty safe bet for at least a .280 average each season. At worst he'd be a "leave alone" guy at shortstop.
And Mike Gonzalez has a career ERA of 2.57 and 330 strikeouts in 280.2 innings pitched. He has the fifth-best ERA among relievers since 2004 and will be a closer somewhere in 2010.
And unlike Gagne, not a lot of people thought the Suppan addition clinched a World Series. There were a lot of first-guessers on this one. And they were right, as Suppan had a 5.57 ERA for the Sox in 10 starts and never appeared in a postseason game.
You could throw the Doug Mirabelli for Cla Meredith and Josh Bard trade in the mix, I guess, but if I were a GM I would trade Meredith and Bard for Sanchez and Gonzalez in a flash. Bard has done nothing the past two years and Gonzalez has significantly outperformed Meredith since 2006.
Sure, he only played in 120 games, but Manny's 2002 season is the standard here. He won his only batting title (.349) and led the American League in OBP (.450) as well. His slugging percentage for the season, .647, was his highest in his Boston career by 28 points and was 139 points better than that season's MVP winner, Miguel Tejada.
The rest of the top 10:
2. Manny Ramirez — 2006
3. David Ortiz — 2007
4. Ortiz — 2006
5. Nomar Garciaparra — 2000
6. Manny — 2001
7. Manny — 2002
8. Ortiz — 2005
9. Kevin Youkilis — 2008
10. Bill Mueller — 2003
The truth is that I could've put Ortiz's 2004 season in over Mueller (or Youkilis' 2008) but I decided to throw in a different name. The only MVP season of the decade, Dustin Pedroia's 2008, falls somewhere in the 12-16 range.
Well, a lot of folks who know a lot more than I do about this stuff think that Pedro Martinez in 2000 had the best season of any pitcher in history, so I think we can go ahead and hand out the consolation prize to the other folks.
Here's what I wrote about Pedro's 2000 season a few months ago …
(1) Martinez led the AL with a 1.74 ERA, almost beating runner-up Roger Clemens (3.70) by a full two runs. Clemens was in fact closer to 38th place (Rolando Arroyo) than to first place.
(2) If Jimy Williams had left Martinez in for another inning during his final start of the 2000 season and Pedro allowed 45 earned runs without recording an out he STILL would have won the ERA title.
(3) His ERA in his six losses was 2.44.
(4) His WHIP for the season (.737) is the best single-season total in MLB history.
And this was at the peak of HGH madness (the average AL WHIP for the season was 1.49). Of the top 100 WHIP seasons all time, just six have been from the 2000s (three from Pedro). This season would have been dominant in the dead ball era, much less 2000, when the league ERA was 4.91. Forty-seven AL players hit at least 20 home runs in 2000. In 1910 (pretty much a typical dead ball season) the entire league hit 147 homers, which goes a long way in understanding a league ERA of 2.52.
(5) His batting average against was .167.
(6) He had 15 games with at least 10 strikeouts. In those 15 starts he had a total of 16 walks.
(7) How about these road numbers?
12-1, 1.66 ERA, 150 Ks in 119 innings
Road OBP against was .206
(8) The only season in history in which a starting pitcher struck out more than twice as many batters (284) vs. hits allowed (128).
(9) His highest ERA for any month was his 2.60 in August. Tough to call that month a struggle, though, as he had a .622 WHIP, a 3-1 record and a 25.5 K/BB ratio.
Hard to believe that Pedro won just one AL Pitcher of the Month Award in 2000 (April). I had a sneaking suspicion that the voters may have just looked at won/loss records to make the determination (shock), so I decided to have a look ...
Yup, the five other winners (James Baldwin in May, Cal Eldred in June, Clemens in July, Steve Sparks in August and Tim Hudson in September) combined for a 25-1 record. That's a huge edge over Pedro's 13-6 record (remember, his 5-0 record in April doesn't apply here.) So the voters got this one right, huh?
Well, maybe not.
Pedro Martinez (final five months): 13-6, 1.83 ERA, 234 Ks, 24 walks, .716 WHIP
The five winners: 25-1, 2.24 ERA, 143 Ks, 63 walks, 1.05 WHIP
Take out the win/loss and it's not even close. That's how great Pedro was in 2000. He was that much better than 25-1.
The rest of the top 10:
2. Pedro — 2003
3. Pedro — 2002 (Zito's Cy Young season)
4. Jonathan Papelbon — 2006
5. Derek Lowe — 2002
6. Curt Schilling — 2004
7. Josh Beckett — 2007
8. Lowe — 2000
9. Papelbon — 2007
10. Keith Foulke — 2004
And a little Player A/Player B before we move on…
Player A: 16-9, 3.90 ERA, 227 strikeouts in 217 IP, 1.17 WHIP, 125 ERA+
Player B: 17-6, 3.86 ERA, 199 strikeouts in 212.1 IP, 1.192 WHIP 123 ERA+
Player A? Pedro Martinez in 2004.
Player B? Josh Beckett in 2009.
If you remember, one of the big stories of 2004 was how Schilling, not Pedro, was the alpha dog of the staff. And there were more than a few whispers about how Pedro was finished. And while there is no doubt that his 2004 season wasn't nearly vintage Pedro, can the passage of time at least give us a little perspective?
Beckett was a legit Cy Young candidate for most of the 2009 season. Pedro's 2004 season was better. A.J. Burnett has signed both a $55 million and $82.5 million contract in his career. He has never had a season as good as Pedro's in 2004.
No long hair. Didn't coin "Cowboy Up." No nickname. No bloody sock. Wasn't the captain. Never tried to release an album. No embarrassing pictures with college girls popping up on Barstool Sports. No sick grandmother or sore throat or midnight meeting at the Ritz with Enrique Wilson.
Nope, what Bill Mueller did was play baseball and keep his head down. And in three seasons with the Sox he managed to win a batting title and deliver the biggest regular season hit AND postseason hit of 2004. Plus you could've easily made a case for him as World Series MVP (he hit .429 in the St. Louis sweep.) The final line for his three seasons in Boston? .308/.378/.474. And the price for that effort was $6.7 million. Not per season. Total. A steal at twice the price. (Or, if you believe this story, five times the price.)
Another way to look at how much of a bargain Mueller was for the Sox: His total contract was $3 million less than the Sox paid Matt Clement in 2006 (a 6.61 ERA in 12 starts.)
I'm going with Clement, but three other candidates did enough (or didn't do enough) to earn consideration.
(1) David Wells — Truth be told he was OK in 2005 (15-7, an ERA of 4.45 that was just about the league average) and was the one starter that pitched well in the White Sox series. But he showed up to spring training in 2006 looking remarkably like Mr. Belvedere and made only eight starts (with a 4.98 ERA) before getting shipped off to San Diego. Still, a season of decent production and a reasonable contract ($4 mil in 2005) eliminates him from the top spot on the flop chart.
(2) Edgar Renteria — When can you score 100 runs and still manage to have a lousy season? How about when you spend most of the season (129 games) batting second in a lineup that included David Ortiz (47 HR, 148 RBI, .300 BA, .397 OBP) hitting third and Manny Ramirez (45 HRs, 144 RBI, .292 BA, .388 OBP) in the cleanup spot?
Both Manny and Ortiz were in the top five in slugging and top seven in OBP for the 2005 season. Renteria had an OBP of .335 that season (and slugged just .385), right at the league average. So almost any player in the American League that season would've scored at least 100 runs in that spot.
Of course, not every player in the league was making $8 million. Renteria was just a bad fit in Boston. If Bill Mueller (.369 OBP) hits second in 2005 he might've scored 120 runs.
(3) Julio Lugo — Almost put him in the top spot, but he has a huge edge over Clement in postseason play. Lugo hit .385 in the 2007 World Series (after hitting .300 in the ALDS). Clement's playoff ERA with the Red Sox? 21.60.
How about Steve Ontiveros? He hadn't pitched in the majors since 1995 when he joined the Sox in September of 2000 at the age of 39 after two Tommy John surgeries to reconstruct his pitching elbow.
You know the deal — everyone had given up on him, he had labored through the minors, all that stuff. And after all that he finally gets the call to pitch for the Red Sox in the middle of a pennant race.
Great story, right? Wondering why there was no Disney movie made about it? Well, I'm not sure, but giving up six runs in the first inning of a comeback start isn't something that goes well with a John Williams score. After that Ontiveros pitched two more times out of the bullpen for the Sox in 2000 and that was it. He never pitched in the major leagues again.
If Jeremy Giambi had even put up average numbers — something in the .270/.365/.450 range — he likely would have stayed in the everyday lineup for the 2003 Red Sox. And that probably would have meant that you and I would never have had, among others things, the immense pleasure of reading "Big Papi: My Story of Big Dreams and Big Hits."
Not if the Yankees win the World Series. Nope. That would eliminate the only advantage the Sox have. If the Phillies win, then you have to ask yourself this question: What is the value of one World Series?
The Yankees won eight division titles in the decade, the Sox just one. Four pennants for the Yankees, two for the Red Sox. If all you grade by is World Series titles then you've got your answer. I think any other standard would point to the Yankees, however.
(I'm sorry, but the Phillies are not allowed in this debate. The most games the Phillies won in any season this decade is 93. The Yankees have averaged 96.5 over the last 10 years, the Red Sox 92. Three playoff appearances for the Phillies. Nine for the Yankees, six for the Sox. The Phillies are 11th in baseball in wins from 2000-09. Sure they've had a nice run the last three years, but before that they were middle of the pack for seven years. Am I giving Robert Downey Jr. Actor of the Decade? Sure, if I'm starting the decade in 2007. But it doesn't work that way. Gotta give him a hit for "Ally McBeal" and "Gothika." Same goes for the Phillies. A 65-win season in 2000 counts the same as a 93-win season in 2009. And my Actor of the Decade? Maybe a little bit of a surprise, but I'm going with Philip Seymour Hoffman. Has anyone over the past 10 years given more good performances in good films? A few of the more notable efforts:
"State and Main"
"Almost Famous"
"Punch-Drunk Love"
"Cold Mountain"
"The Savages"
"Before the Devil Knows You're Dead"
"Charlie Wilson's War"
"Synecdoche, New York"
A free copy of "Deep Drive: A Long Journey to Finding the Champion Within" if you can guess the movie on this list during which Rob Bradford fell asleep in the theater while watching.)
Two words: gorilla suit.
How crazy was the three months that Theo Epstein was out of a job? There was a period of about 24 hours or so during the whole saga when it looked like Jeremy Kapstein was going to be the general manager of the Red Sox. And I remember not being at all surprised. Everything seemed to be in play. If they had signed Jimmy Fallon as a consultant I would've read it in the paper the next day and quietly nodded.
Manny Ramirez. Only other name that even warrants a glance is Ortiz, and he falls short in the categories that matter most.
Manny (eight seasons in Boston): .312 batting average, .411 OBP, .588 slugging
Ortiz: (seven seasons in Boston): .288 batting average, .388 OPB, .578 slugging
Pedro Martinez. Here's a line of his WORST numbers from 2000-03.
2.39 ERA, .700 winning percentage, 1.039 WHIP, 7.1 hits allowed per nine innings, 9.9 Ks per nine innings.
Not bad, huh? The WHIP, hits per nine innings and Ks per nine all led the American League. At his worst he was the best. Don't forget, from 1999-2003 Pedro was to pitching what Babe Ruth was to hitting in the 1920s. If he could have played outfield three days a week and hit .270 or so he would have been Babe Ruth.
Price calls Butch to discuss the March 2nd deadline for franchise tags, free agency and the Pats' plans going forward.
Shortly after the NFLRA released its statement demanding an apology from ESPN, Jim Quirk, the NFLRA's Executive Director, joined Mut to talk about the statement
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Flannery joins Mut to break down the Isaiah Thomas trade to Boston and what it means for the Celtics this season and in the future. Paul also chats with Mut about the other deals that happened at the NBA's trading deadline
We talk to Chris Mannix from SI to break down the C's acquisition of Isaiah Thomas and the crazy trade deadline in the rest of the NBA.
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David Ortiz takes a few minutes to talk with Mut, Bradford, and Tomase about some of his new teammates, who Pablo Sandoval reminds him of, and the rules aimed at speeding up the game of baseball.
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Another edition of Sunday Skate is upon us and DJ and Joe get into the B's big win over Arizona last night and the improvement of Ryan Spooner. They get into the Blackhawks giving up a 1st round pick for C Antoine Vermette - someone the B's could certainly use but weren't willing to give up the steep price of a 1st rounder. DJ and Joe also get into Claude's willingness to switch up lines as well as the performance of the 3rd and 4th lines. Finally, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman sits down with the boys.
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Dino, Gerry and Kirk kick off thier second to last day in Fort Myers by looking at the competition in center field.
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He is better than I originally thought!!!! Montana governor Brian Schweitzer (D) declared independence Friday from federal identification rules and called on governors of 17 other states to join him in forcing a showdown with the federal government which says it will not accept the driver's licenses of rebel states' citizens starting May 11. If that showdown comes to pass, a resident of a non-complying state could not use a driver's license to enter a federal courthouse or a Social Security Administration building nor could he board a plane without undergoing a pat-down search, possibly creating massive backlogs at the nation's airports and almost certainly leading to a flurry of federal lawsuits. States have until May 11 to request extensions to the Real ID rules that were released last Friday. They require states to make all current identification holders under the age of 50 to apply again with certified birth and marriage certificates. The rules also standardize license formats, require states to interlink their DMV databases and require DMV employee to undergo background checks. http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/01/montana-governo.html
I'm respecting him more and more all of the time. Privacy is a big deal in my opinion. Call me a conspiracy nut, but I LOVE my privacy... or whatever is left of it!
it's amazing when you watch the Reich Wingers squawk desperately about state rights regarding issues that displease them, but then crow loudly for federal control and subjugation in their faux war on terror ... mark my words, the Hill will vote on national ID cards by the end of the year... but of course, we're all "crazy" for predicting their grand plan of a new world order... "at what point did YOU acknowledge the truth?"
I haven't read the Real ID Act, and therefore don't have an opinion on that specific bill. What I will say though, is that there should be some minimum requirements for a drivers license, since it is basically the certified form of identifying yourself as an American. I am a firm believer in states rights, but licenses should only be given to citizens, and should have disclaimers on them if they're given to anyone who is not. With 10-20 million illegals running aorund the country, and with some states handing out licenses to those people, there is no choice but to lay down some federal guidelines. I don't want a national ID, nor do I support one. I merely want licenses given to citizens, and if they are not, then I want them to have disclaimers on them. By disclaimers, I mean something that stipulates illegal, resident alien, etc. just like they say "Under 21" on them.
Police state here we come (actually, it's already here)... unless you're illegal alien. Then, you can do whatever the hell you want. You know, because you're going to be the new work force and all (they tend to work for slave wage). The next step after this; the chip. Track and trace. Middle class R.I.P.
It truly boggles my mind that any state government would give an ILLEGAL ALIEN a drivers license. These people are DUI'ing our citizens to death with a license to do so.
It's not cheap labor. It's subsidized labor. That's the thing that most people don't understand. The only people who it's cheap too, are the people who hire them and save money. To the rest of us, it's just as expensive, if not more. When a company gives an IA $8 or $10 an hour, you & I pay all the benefits, while the company swallows the profits. All that while blue collar wages for the lower & middle class are severely depressed. Even worse, is that most contractors still charge you the $40-60 rate for their $10 illegal, as they do their $20-25 citizen worker. The Middle Class takes it where the sun don't shine from all angles.
I think that was his point. In any case, unless we are under seige, at war (real war) or face some similar type of prolonged emergency, a national ID can only enhance government control of our actions, particularly when that ID cnan be scanned for tons of information. The day is coming very soon when our license plates will be transmitting information about our movements that will eliminate the need for toll booths and speed traps. It's the government's aim to know as much about us as possible, and the national ID is just a piece of the equation. It has nothing to do with our "security".
Oh, I wasn't necessarily writing that to say he wasn't saying that, I just typed it for the purpose of conversation. Well, if you've got an EZPASS, then you've pretty much put one of those license plates you speak of on your car. I don't have one, and won't ever get one either. I don't want to come across as someone who wants a National ID, as I absolutely oppose it. My only desire is to see that licenses are given to citizens, or people who are here legally, and have the right to drive. Anyone who is not a citizen, say a Resident Alien for example, should have that disclaimer on the ID. When people see a state issued drivers license, then assume legality. A license is a key to all things America. It should therefore only be given to the people who are supposed to be here.
It's also extremely easy for hackers to gather financial info for their identity theft operations. It's NOT a good idea...


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- 1/2 cup water plus 2 tablespoons water
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In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine the sugar, corn syrup, 1/2 cup of the water, and the salt. Stir often until the mixture begins to boil, then continue to cook, using a candy thermometer. Meanwhile, beat the egg whites until they are stiff and form peaks. When the sugar mixture reaches 270 degrees F, or the soft-crack stage, remove from the heat and pour the mixture in a thin stream into the egg whites, blending with a mixer set on low speed. Continue to mix for 20 minutes. The mixture will thicken as you mix, until it reaches the consistency of cookie dough. At this point, add the semisweet chocolate Be sure the candy is very thick and fluffy before adding the chips. When the chocolate chips are completely blended into the candy, press the mixture into a greased 9x9-inch pan and refrigerate about 30 minutes. Heat the caramels with the remaining 2 tablespoons water in a small saucepan until thoroughly melted. Pour the caramel over the refrigerated candy. Refrigerate. Melt the milk chocolate chips in the microwave for 2 minutes on medium power. Stir halfway through the heating time. When the caramel is set, use a sharp knife to cut down the center of the pan, then cut the candy across into 7 segments, making a total of 14 bars. Using a fork, dip each bar into the chocolate to coat completely, then tap the fork against the side of the bowl to knock off excess chocolate. Place each bar on waxed paper and cool until firm at room temperature, 1 to 2 hours. Makes 14 candy bars.
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Thank god someone said Hotline Miami.
As someone that has a daughter I can totally relate to Lee and Clem. The ultimate sacrifice
Ryan, it's okay to talk in other volume levels than FULL ON ALL THE TIME BILLY MAYS STYLE VOICE.
Watching these again because I miss him so goddamn much. Thank you for bringing me so much joy, Ryan. :)
Such a bummer we're not gonna get one of these from Ryan this year. He had such a specific (but a lot of the time great) taste in games, and the site end-of-year top 10s just aren't gonna be the same without him.
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NEW YORK -- Retailers and wholesalers will still be paying enormous attention to the task of implementing warehouse management systems in the year ahead. But they will also be placing much greater emphasis than a year ago on developing cross-docking and flow-through logistics programs and using radio frequency communications within their warehouse operations. Those were among the key findings of a state-of-the-industry report on supermarket warehousing. The report was based on a survey of ...
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LEICESTER, UNITED KINGDOM -- (Marketwire) -- 11/07/12 -- Fashion blogger Rhiannon Ashlee of fashionrocksmysocks.com has won GBP 500 Next vouchers by styling her favourite Winter pieces from Next. The Next Winter Wardrobe competition, hosted by fashion and lifestyle blogger Amy Low of amyantoinette.com, asked bloggers to style their favourite winter knitwear, party dresses, shoes and accessories ready for winter days and Christmas parties.
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For the first look, Boyish Charms, Rhiannon showcased high waisted berry trousers worn with black braces, a perfect white shirt and navy jacket with leather look trim. "The androgynous look is all about the perfect balance between masculine and feminine, so don't be afraid to try out the more tailored look because at the end of the day you can still add as little or as much of your feminine touch as you like." She continued, "I love these high waisted trousers as they give off a really classy vibe and is a different take on the average suit trouser. Heeled loafers are perfect for this look because they're a wonderful take on the classic men's loafer."
The second look Fabulous In Fur teamed a little black dress with a statement faux fur coat for a glamorous party look. The look was completed by a simple black shoe boot with silver buckle. Lastly, Casual Comfort was all about incorporating catwalk with comfort. "Any form of khaki jacket, whether it be a parka or army jacket, is a key piece for AW12 so style it with a classic pair of black skinny jeans and a warm jumper."
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By Elizabeth White SYS-CON Events announced today that Vitria Technology, Inc. will exhibit at SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Vitria will showcase the company's new IoT Analytics Platform through live demonstrations at booth #330. Vitria's IoT Analytics Platform, fully integrated and powered by an operational intelligence engine, enables customers to rapidly build and operationalize advanced analytics to deliver timely business outcomes for use cases across the industrial, enterprise, and consumer segments. Feb. 26, 2015 09:45 PM EST Reads: 765 |
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The GENBAND team will be on hand to demonstrate their newest product, Kandy. Kandy is a communications Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that enables companies to seamlessly integrate more human communications into their Web and mobile applications - creating more engaging experiences for their customers and boosting collaboration and productiv... Feb. 26, 2015 05:00 PM EST Reads: 1,127 |
By Liz McMillan From telemedicine to smart cars, digital homes and industrial monitoring, the explosive growth of IoT has created exciting new business opportunities for real time calls and messaging.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Ivelin Ivanov, CEO and Co-Founder of Telestax, shared some of the new revenue sources that IoT created for Restcomm – the open source telephony platform from Telestax.
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By Carmen Gonzalez Operational Hadoop and the Lambda Architecture for Streaming Data
Apache Hadoop is emerging as a distributed platform for handling large and fast incoming streams of data. Predictive maintenance, supply chain optimization, and Internet-of-Things analysis are examples where Hadoop provides the scalable storage, processing, and analytics platform to gain meaningful insights from granular data that is typically only valuable from a large-scale, aggregate view. One architecture useful for capturing and analyzing streaming data is the Lambda Architecture, representing a model of how to analyze rea... Feb. 26, 2015 02:00 PM EST Reads: 1,027 |
By Pat Romanski One of the biggest impacts of the Internet of Things is and will continue to be on data; specifically data volume, management and usage. Companies are scrambling to adapt to this new and unpredictable data reality with legacy infrastructure that cannot handle the speed and volume of data.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Don DeLoach, CEO and president of Infobright, will discuss how companies need to rethink their data infrastructure to participate in the IoT, including:
Data storage: Understanding the kinds of data: structured, unstructured, big/small?
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By Pat Romanski Since 2008 and for the first time in history, more than half of humans live in urban areas, urging cities to become "smart." Today, cities can leverage the wide availability of smartphones combined with new technologies such as Beacons or NFC to connect their urban furniture and environment to create citizen-first services that improve transportation, way-finding and information delivery.
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In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tom Wesselman, Director of Communications Ecosystem Architecture at Plantronics, will examine the still nascent IoT as it is coalescing, including what it is today, what it might ultimately be, the role of wearable tech, and technology gaps stil... Feb. 26, 2015 12:45 PM EST Reads: 486 |
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In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tom Wesselman, Director of Communications Ecosystem Architecture at Plantronics, will examine the still nascent IoT as it is coalescing, including what it is today, what it might ultimately be, the role of wearable tech, and technology gaps stil... Feb. 26, 2015 12:30 PM EST Reads: 2,151 |
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Open Data Centers is a carrier-neutral data center operator in New Jersey and New York City offering alternative connectivity options for carriers, service providers and enterprise customers. Feb. 26, 2015 12:00 PM EST Reads: 1,700 |
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DJ Anubis said 4 years ago:
Thx for the info, Spinks. Guidelines are very acceptable, I'll send some suggestions in later on.
Spinks said 4 years ago:
Guys, we'd love to get your ideas on samples and covers for the front page - please send them to WhoSampled Support and we'll definitely consider adding them. Guidelines: a. both videos need to have been uploaded to YouTube/VEVO or Yahoo Music by the record label itself - this is to avoid unexpected removals. b. if it's a sample, it needs to be significant, start early in the song and continue throughout. c. nothing too obscure - well-known artists are preferred. Thanks!
Xanadu said 4 years ago:
@DJ Anubis: Something like 'top rated this week' or covers/samples that 'need votes'.
stationary unit said 4 years ago:
Yeah, I'd like to see some variety in the front page samples too.
DJ Anubis said 4 years ago:
Can we have a voting system for the tracks that are featured on the front page? I'm so sick of seeing this guy's face :D Or use the highest rated samples, something like that?
Mike D said 5 years ago:
Does anyone else hear Eric Prydz "Call on Me" mixed in to this song? I'm glad to see that there are no longer any audio-playing ads on the site.
Mike D said 5 years ago:
Does this Sample Eric Prydz "Call on Me"? It sounds like it at 1:16 and 2:00 for example. Very subtle. Anyone else hear it or is it my imagination (I often hear that song when it's not playing)?
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bmp02: Why not submit those? I knew about Bucketheads, but great find on Chicago! Thanks! Oh wait, I see they were already submitted. Good find anyway!
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Also samples Bucketheads - The Bomb (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8nk5xHdFF8 / 0:30)
... which samples Chicago - Street Player (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd4mjqV8fMI) ! -
pumukycosmico said 5 years ago:
Qué fuerte me parece lo de este tipo. Es que la ha copiado entera y encima es mejor la original.
GugolMen said 5 years ago:
Nicola Fasano -> Venezia - Italy baby :D
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