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For this edition, we talked to Weiand, a division of Holley, which offers this 142-series blower. It's the smallest blower they offer and produces up to 5.5 psi of boost. For our mill, it's a perfect combination. To put it simply, the blower kit comes complete with everything you need and installing it is as simple as a manifold swap. To make sure our breathing stays as efficient as possible, we also swapped out the old lifters in favor of a set from Comp Cams, along with a nitrided blower specific grind. When we discovered the 1.7:1 ratio rockers were causing the little 327 to be down on power, we reevaluated the situation. Basically, the larger 1.7 ratio was causing the cam to actually lose lift in the dyno pull. However, on hand was a set of smaller Comp 1.65:1 ratio rockers, which we swapped in (although Scorpion does offer rockers ranging from 1.3 to 1.7:1). The new ratio got our lift back and cooperated well with our blower grind 'stick. How much did it add? Sixty horsepower and 52 lb-ft-impressive indeed, but read on to find out the juicy details.
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Super Tenere Fuel Cell
I wanted a fuel cell for my Super Tenere due to getting a draw in the '13 Iron Butt Rally. I also find it very handy when riding in shorter endurance rallies and traveling in Alaska, Eastern OR/WA, etc where fuel is not always available at night. (OR doesn't have 24 hour pumps, for example, and a lot of the small stations in the high desert East of the Cascades have folded in the tough economy.) My friend Ernie A. offered to make one up for me and I finally got a chance to go up to Portland, OR and work with him on the project that culminated in the design and item you see below.
I've had fuel cells on my previous FJR, both a Jazz 4.25 Gal generic cell and a custom Tanji Flat Bed fuel cell that was 4.8 Gal. Fuel cell use is not new to me.
My general needs were:
- double my range to reserve (real world, I'm getting 360-400 miles before reserve now, depending on conditions and speeds. Most of the trip home was at 70-80 mph speeds).
- have a load platform that I could strap things to
- An accessory rail to mount a flashlight to the side
- my roll of duct tape over the filler neck
- A filler neck location that would allow me to fill the tank while seated on the bike, (arguments exist for and against this procedure, but it's my preference)
- have a design that would pass IBR technical inspection.
All of those needs were met with this design.
Ernie also has another design that is mounted in the pillion seat location and leaves the rear open for luggage. Intended to work with AltRider rear racks and the oem one. That design is perfect for those riders that have occasion to carry a passenger and want to easily remove the fuel cell when not needed. It's a tad over 5 gal capacity.
Ernie can customize fuel cells to your needs. Nothing in this for me, I'm just really, really happy with my fuel cell and wanted to share this with the ST guys.
www.eazcycle.com for contact info, but the web site is still under construction.
In fabrication progress
Painting, (chose to paint instead of anodize or powder coat due to time constraints, but both of those options are available.)
Finished cell on bike. 4.8 Gal. Works great, gives me a 400 mile range on the bike, conditions and speeds being variable.
Dimensions: The fuel cell is essentially a 13" x 23" x 4.5" box. The load platform overhangs the sides and back by 1" with 5/16" slots for straps or bungie cords. The front fence sticks up 1" so loads will not slide forward. This fence could be taller and incorporate a back rest or pad if so desired. While the basic design is established, custom touches are up to the customer to come up with and personalize with the fabricator. This cell is made from .125" wall aluminum throughout.
Fitting at rear right corner is a tip over valve as well as vent. A check ball prevents fuel loss if the bike is on it's side or worse. The flash light holder is something I wanted, but this could be adapted for any accessory you have that fits in that area. Or simply drilled and tapped for some general purpose use, or deleted from the design. I wanted a very direct fuel line run, so did some minor modifications to the aluminum seat bracket and plastic trays to allow the fuel line to run as shown. The filter sits out behind the seat for excellent visual inspection and the marine drybreak fittings under the seat allow for quick removal of the fuel cell, if desired. The seat can still be used in the high or low positions. I used marine 5/16" fuel line which has a tough outer layer and normal rubber inner layer. Just a little extra durability and resistance to abrasion, etc. All fittings are 5/16" I.D. and the cap is a non-vented, DOT approved, tethered, ratcheting design, also sourced from Coyote-
One of the really cool things about this fuel cell design is the minimum number of pieces involved. The front panel is one piece all the way down to the mounting tabs. The main bottom also has the sides as one piece, folded up and re-enforced with an internal weld. The back is just a single piece welded in. The top load platform is one piece with all the slots milled in. So the main tank is essentially four pieces. The neck is part purchase part that comes with the cap, the other is a 2" tube. They are not just butt welded together, but machined to press fit together, then welded. Tons of details involved in this tank. And it shows in the final results and how it performs.
Note that the fuel cell is bolted to the bike at four points, two up front and two in the rear that go thru tubes to spacers welded to the tank at the bottom. This is mounted with the factory rack in place, with four additional rubber pads in the rack holes for some buffer, but solid to the bike. Very solid. I was doing IBR tech last year and this easily passes inspection for the IBR. The volume of this tank, w/o air gap, is 5.0 gallons. This means that with the published capacity of the Super Ten at 6.1 gallons, plus 5 gallons of the fuel cell, (which you can't actually get into it), I am well under the 11.5 gallon maximum allowable capacity. This makes for a low stress tech inspection at the IBR for me. ::008::
I used a brass bulkhead fitting that took at 5/8" hole and has a 5/16" outlet to a hose barb. Sourced that at Oil Filter Service Company in Portland, OR, along with some o-ring washers. Was easy to install down low on the left side of the tank. This did require removal of the fuel pump assy, which requires separating the two halves of the assembly, which is not for the faint of heart. I taped a small cap from a spray bottle over the inside of the hole with some duct tape to catch most of the chips, then vacuumed out the few chips from the tank that escaped that. Deburr the hole well, and it helps to have a stubby ratchet and big sockets. Otherwise very strait forward.
Basic directions here for installing a bulkhead fitting - http://www.fjr1300.info/howto/bulkhead.html
I chose a Rustoleum mettalic paint to look fairly close to the finish on the Zega Pro side cases. Anodizing or powder coating in almost unlimited colors is possible if you have the time and $$. The paint was fast and easy and protects the aluminum from oxidizing. Dries to touch in 5 minutes, cures in 30 minutes. Made applying the 3 coats painless and fast. I installed plugs and masked them off as well as the fuel filler neck, (from Coyote-Gear, though they no longer show this item on their site), prior to painting. After paint, I installed the fittings with some Loctite 367 PST.
There is a small sump welded onto the tank that angles fuel down and gives a better mounting place for the valve than just a strait bung in the tank. This places it in easy reach on the side of the fuel cell. Since this is a gravity fuel cell design, (hey, it's a LAW), this keeps the gas always flowing down hill, which is a very good thing.
In practice, I fill both tanks at the gas station. I ride until the gas gauge shows 3/4 tank, (80-120 miles), then switch the fuel cell valve open. At this point it takes about 6 minutes for the gauge to return to the full indication, and it stays at full to 225-250 miles, then drops to 3/4 again. I suspect that shortly after it goes to 1/2 indication, the fuel cell is empty. When I stop for gas, I close the fuel cell valve, fill both tanks and repeat.
I plan to mount a hydration jug on the fuel cell for rally use. Currently I have one mounted at the foot peg, but would prefer it to be higher and not in the way when I paddle the bike around in parking lot or off pavement conditions.
Got questions? Ask em and I'll do the best I can to answer them, or ping Ernie.
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That's a very very nice job! well done! I wish I could do the same...
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To answer some other questions not posted, the cell does have a cross baffle system inside to reduce effects of sloshing. With it's low profile this is not really an issue, but overkill is a good thing, and it's part of meeting the IBR rules for fuel cells.
This was a prototype, future units will likely have the metal water jet cut out and fabrication time should be reduced. ErnieA will have to speak to any questions on pricing, I'm just a happy customer.
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Is it really necessary to drill the tank. Wouldn't it be easier (and in my case, safer) to tap into one of the fuel lines?
Where is the valve you "switch the fuel cell valve open" located? Why not leave it open all the time?
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I've got a whole fuel cell setup (tank/filter/shutoff/quick disconnects) for my S10 (not nearly as nice as the one posted above!), but I'm also hesitant about drilling. I took it off my last bike that had a drain bolt in the tank, so I was able to simply screw a barb into that threaded hole.
I think he said the valve is right behind the seat, so he just reaches behind his butt to switch it open. The reason to leave it closed for a while is so the tanks don't try to level each other out when they're topped off, thus causing an overflow out of the lower of the two. I used to wait till my low fuel light came on, then popped the valve and watched the fuel gauge fill back up to the top.
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The valve on this tank is mounted to a small sump in the left front corner of the cell (the lowest point on the tank. It is within easy reach with the left hand and out of the way from something catching on it and turning it on/off when not needed. Here is a picture of it:
I'm working on a 5 gallon cell that sits on a plate under the pillion seat right now. This other design will allow for a easy on/off to switch back to giving a passenger a ride between longer trips.
Thanks for the comments on the fuel cell and I will be making more.
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Just to check: 6.1 gallons in stock tank is 275 mile range +/- at 45 mpg US. (Optomistic, but some have gotten 48 mpg US average on long trips.)
13" x 23" x 4.5" is a volume of .7786 CF and at 7.48 gal/CF encloses a volume of 5.82 gallons, or 0.82 more than the 5.0 reported above. Is some of this space occupied by more than baffles? Or is this the "air gap" mentioned in your text?
6.1 + 5.8 = 11.9 gal (more than IBA limit?) or a 535 mile range at 45 mpg US.
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.125" wall thickness, so we are talking about 12.75 x 22.75 x 4.0 + a volume of: 5 gal. 1/2" air gap is factored into the mix with the placement of the filler neck, (so you really don't have that 4.5" height, but 4.0 instead). IOW, the filler neck goes into the tank 1/2" so you can't actually fill things to the max volume. The tubes and baffles take up a tad more space, leaving you with the end results of ~ 4.8 gal of useable fuel.
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It helps to have done this before. But it also helps that I'm a machinist with 25 years of experience. My comfort level is pretty high with metal. Having also wrenched for a dozen years doesn't hurt either.
As long as your hole is not so close to the edge of the tank that you can't get a wrench on the nut on the inside of the tank, and your hands are small enough to fit into the tank, this is not rocket science. The fuel lines are not a good choice on a EFI bike. Every bike has different issues. HDs have a cross over line between the fat bobs, for example, that works well for aux fuel connection with gravity feed. On the Super Ten, you really need to drill the tank. It may be possible to drill the fuel pump plate, but I am much less comfortable drilling a hole into plastic unless I have a oem fitting to place there. That plastic is prone to cracking. It's not like it's UHMW with some fiber to hold it together.
As show in the pictures, (#7 in the original post), the valve is on the left side front corner of the tank. There is a small sump fitting there that keeps fuel flowing down hill at all times to and thru the valve. It's with in easy reach of my left hand while riding. If I left it open all the time, the potential to over flow the main tank exists.
This is pretty much true of most fuel cell designs. My wife's F650GS has the main tank under the seat with the fuel cell above the pass seat. It's rather ugly when she forgets to close the valve, fills both tanks and runs in to take a pee. When she comes out, there is a huge puddle of gas and the station attendant has hit the emergency cut off and called 911 and hazmat. That really adds to your fuel stop times.
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Earlier this year, the BBC obtained a Racial Justice Grant from the Pond Foundation for, for an East Coast Tour of Creating Caring Communities. This is a pilot project that combines Sha'an Moulierts's workshop, which utilizes the very physical and often non-verbal techniques of the game Star Power and Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed techniques, and Donna Lamb's workshop "Being an Effective Social Justice Activist - the Personal Side," which takes a more verbal approach to dealing with the need for introspection in order to achieve one's goals as an activist.
The invitation to give our workshop on May 20th at the Thomas Merton Center in Pittsburgh came from Pittsburgh branch member Edith Bell, who contacted us in response to the branch mailing in which we advertised the East Coast tour. The Thomas Merton Center wanted to begin to address racism and Edith thought the East Coast Tour would be a good place to start.
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One of the most dramatic things that emerged from it was how often white progressives think they are doing something really high-minded and generous for people of color - without ever reaching out to the community of color to find out what they feel they need or would like to have done for them.
The workshop continued to address issues of domination and oppression in the second part by looking specifically at how racial domination and oppression plays itself out in the lives of white Americas and the organizations they belong to.
Donna began by speaking about the fact that we can all just take it as a given that we are fallible human beings, and if we don't examine ourselves, our liabilities will interfere with what we hope to accomplish in our social justice work. She said, too, that due to the racist climate that permeates everything in the US either subtly or directly, to be a white American is to have racial issues. She told of several places she frequently sees racism working in herself and how necessary she believes it is for all whites to keep working on these issues and never feel they have graduated.
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Everyone agreed that a major part of the solution is taking responsibility and being more aware of how racism shows itself in themselves and in their organizations, questioning what they see in society around them, stopping being so afraid to discuss racism openly both with other whites and with people of color, and looking for greater chances for cross-cultural dialogue.
The workshop concluded with Sha'an leading the participants in creating images that first reflected the racism they spoke about and then changing that image to reflect the society they hope to bring about.
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The court of public opinion is anything but foolproof.
The Picayune High School football team provided an illustration of that this season as the Maroon Tide proved prognosticators wrong by putting together a year that will culminate with Saturday's 7 p.m., Class 5A state championship game against Starkville.
Whether or not Picayune carries a golden ball out of Mississippi Memorial Stadium this weekend, Maroon Tide running back Dereonte Magee says he's extremely proud of how his team has already proven the naysayers wrong.
"We're very blessed," said Magee. "We had doubters at the beginning. People thought we'd struggle to start the season but we came out and we shocked everybody."
Those who predicted Picayune to disappoint this year had a solid foundation for their beliefs.
The Maroon Tide entered the 2011 campaign having lost 16 starters from last year's squad which finished with an 8-3 record after a first-round playoff exit.
"Our expectations weren't really high coming into this year," said Picayune head coach Dodd Lee. "We didn't know what to expect. But we were fortunate to get two road wins right off the bat against Gulfport and Petal and I think that gave us enough confidence and enthusiasm to work a little harder and just get better.
"We did get better as the year went on and turned into a pretty good football team at the end."
Picayune, who, like Starkville, enters Saturday's game with an overall record of 12-2, has indeed played its best football of late.
The Maroon Tide is currently riding a six-game winning streak, the last three victories coming as postseason triumphs over McComb, Pascagoula and Pearl River Central.
Picayune's only losses this season came at the hands of Ocean Springs and Moss Point.
The reasons for the Maroon Tide's surprising success are many, but they start with Magee.
The senior has rushed for 1,834 yards and 14 touchdowns this season, giving Picayune its primary running threat.
Yet Magee is quick to point out he is far from being the Maroon Tide's only weapon.
"We have a very strong offensive line," said Magee. "I give them my thanks every time I run the ball because I know they're doing a great job at doing what they do."
Though Magee has proven to be Picayune's biggest weapon this year, the Maroon Tide is anything but one-dimensional offensively.
Junior quarterback Ben Hickman has passed for 1,115 yards and 13 scores this season, causing opponents to respect the Maroon Tide's air attack as well.
"We are a run-oriented team, but we can throw the football," said Lee. "We'll take advantage of (the passing game) if it's there."
Defensively, Picayune has proven to be solid as well, particularly of late.
In their three postseason games, the Maroon Tide has allowed just 10 points per game on average.
Lee says his team's defensive success can't be pinpointed to any one particular individual or factor.
"We like to run to the football," said Lee. "We're not very big, but we've got good speed. We're just a normal high school football team. Talent-wise, I'm sure a lot of teams have more talent than us, but we just have to all do our jobs."
Even with his defense's recent success, Lee believes Picayune is about to face one of its toughest tests in the form of Starkville and athletic, dual-threat quarterback Gabe Myles.
Still, Lee says Myles can't be the Maroon Tide's sole concern.
"I know Myles is the straw that stirs the drink and he does a great job," said Lee. "But they've also got good speed and good skill people around (Myles). Their defense is very aggressive and you can tell the team has a lot of fun playing. That's really what it's all about. If you have a lot of fun playing and believe in what you're doing, you're going to have a chance to win every week."
Despite his respect for Starkville, Lee obviously hopes it's his squad that has all the fun on Saturday.
For that to happen, and for Picayune to once again surprise its doubters, Lee says the Maroon Tide has to find a way to keep things close against the explosive Yellowjackets.
"We've got to get to the fourth quarter with a chance to win," said Lee. "Starkville is so big-play oriented offensively, it makes you hold your breath. Myles makes you hold your breath.
"But if we can get to that fourth quarter with a chance, sometimes the game gets taken out of your hands and turns to somebody else's hands."
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Jul 15, 2007
Brickshelf has Gone Away
If Brickshelf comes back, I'll be very, very happy... and if it is gone for good, I'll be very sad for the loss of a cornerstone of the on-line LEGO community. But I'll still be thankful for what we had, for a little while.
On a more proactive note, I'd like to request two things. First, if anybody actually stored all the screenshots that were in my "code snippets" folder, I'd love to hear from you to try to get copies (sadly these screenshots were things I did not have completely backed up). Second, I'm curious where you host your own LEGO images. Brickshelf was unique, to my knowledge, in that you could store text, video, still images, and LDraw files (again, many of which may simply be lost forever). Better yet, it was moderated (a tough job!), so we could link kids to it fairly confidently. Does anyone know of a similar service that offers all of those things? Or if not, what do you suggest?
Update: it seems Brickshelf may be still up, but migrating to a secure site. At least some people have been able to access it via https://www.brickshelf.com/ (note the "s" in https there).
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- sidorak224 said...
Well, I am somewhat disappointed that Brickshelf is discontinued, but like you said, they did this service for a long time, and it was free. That was a very kind thing to take the time to do. As for another image hosting website, you could go to Maj.com, which is Brickshelf's sister. You can even use your Brickshelf account to log in. But the bad news is that when I logged in, my folder was empty, so I still didn't have any of the images that I had on Brickshelf.
- Jul 16, 2007, 1:28:00 AM
- Steckmann said...
BrickShelf was on of my favorit site and this makes me so sad i could cry i think it would be awsome if someone would contact brickshelf and start it back up i can but im sure some one could. lossing brickshelf is like loosing a good freind.
Ethan :( this is a sad day for all of us
- Jul 16, 2007, 2:17:00 AM
- Andy said...
This is truly sad! I loved Brickshelf (like TheNXTStep and NXTasy.org). Sadly our computers harddrive crashed so I lost the pictures I had of my NXT, but luckily I also had half of them on Brickshelf and 1/4th on NXTLOG. And now that Brickshelf is gone, I've lost half the pictures I had of my NXT(-robots). I hope that if the owners of Brickshelf don't open it again, they will dissapoint THOUSANDS of people. If they open again, I will be fine with only a few weeks, and that they send a mass email so all users get to know about it so they can download theire "non-backed up" pictures. And maybe upload them to Maj.com if they want too.
I just say, PLEASE open up Brickshelf again so I can back-up my pictures!
Andy :( I'm also sad...
- Jul 16, 2007, 2:28:00 AM
- Lou Morris said...
If they shut down due to financial issues, I can understand how they gave no notice. The service was free, and if users had warning about the shut-down, they may have incurred the site even more costs due to high bandwidth. ( everyone downloading their stuff off of the site )
- Jul 16, 2007, 3:17:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
By the way Brian, the https link has now been taken off too.
- Jul 16, 2007, 7:36:00 AM
- Lou Morris said...
try your login here: http://www.maj.com/
- Jul 16, 2007, 7:51:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Yes, the secure access point was evidently just a glitch somebody forgot to close, and probably was promptly noticed and shut down shortly after it was discovered and the traffic levels shot way up.
As to logging into Maj.com, yes, the Brickshelf user/password combinations work there, but the Brickshelf content is not accessible at the moment through there. Maj.com and Brickshelf are, as another poste put it, "sister sites", very closely related - but not the same thing.
At this point, I'd simply urge patience - it may come back. It may not. Either way, it's likely a "wait and see" type situation for most of us.
Brian Davis
- Jul 16, 2007, 9:26:00 AM
- peter hoh said...
In the wake of Brickshelf's departure, I decided to donate a little cash (US$5.00) to one of the other unofficial LEGO sites that I rely on. I'm not suggesting that everyone needs to do the same, but in the past week, Peeron has made doing my job a little easier, and I wanted to reward them for it.
- Jul 16, 2007, 12:23:00 PM
- peter hoh said...
Troy, from Troy's Surplus LEGO, one of the big sellers on Bricklink, seems to know the person responsible for Brickshelf. Here's what he wrote earlier today:
Have no fear, all is not lost.
While taking the site down was intentional (as in it was not hacked) the reasoning behind it has not yet been
Be assured, however, that the pictures ARE NOT lost, nor will they be.
Exercise some patience, and this will all be worked out in the near future.
- Jul 16, 2007, 12:34:00 PM
- Eric D. Burdo said...
(more from Troy) From one of the BrickLink discussions...
Just be assured that things are being worked on and that BrickShelf is not lost. When more information is vailable, it will be presented.
Looks like something is in the works, but no news yet.
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Known as the Zoo Man to San Diego families, Clobber — who performs this evening at the Aces Comedy Club in Murrieta — has been entertaining locals and tourists for years with his animal sounds and lighthearted humorous take on animal education. Although he loves his job as a comic naturalist, Clobber always will be just that — a comic.
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January 28, 2011 in The Daily Republic
A well-known area referee, umpire and former amateur baseball player suffered a heart attack Thursday night at halftime of a basketball game he was officiating.
Dan Sudbeck, of Dimock, was taking a break from officiating the O'Gorman-Yankton girls' basketball game in Sioux Falls on Thursday night, O'Gorman Athletic Director Steve Kueter said. During halftime, Sudbeck slumped in his chair and suffered a heart attack in the officials' room at 8:15 p.m. Continue Reading


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Born and raised in New York, Aimée spent her school holidays exploring the fashion showrooms where her parents both worked. From this early exposure to fashion trends and textiles, AimTe developed the foundation for her diverse interest in design and trends. She began working as a freelance graphic designer shortly after graduating from the School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2001. AimTe has also worked as an in-house designer for several firms including Design space, Dwell, and Martha Stewart Living. In the past, AimTe has designed for Bed Bath and Beyond, Crate and Barrel, Urban Outfitters, Dwell, Dwell baby, Martha Stewart Living, MTV Cribs, Skip Hop, and Gap Kids. Most recently, Aimée signed a licensing agreement with Vans to feature three of her designs on shoes and accessories.
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>-'^*?y z v^ •" J^^C J^" ^ 1 1 • / ' • • " Ollicial Ne»spaper' Village of F/-e<pofl • Freepofi School District • Baldwin School Oistricf * >B QsC • •3C u k . 5« • 52 Q -<J o • cc o o. lU u. f fJlf lYoft^riVdnf^^^l.ea</^r ifiiiyfii FKEEPORT. NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 22.1983 l48thYEAR. No.22 PRICE 2 S * PER COPY Prostituf ion Crack Down Goes On Baldwin Class Sizes Discussed By Board Contract Talks Parents Erratic As Between Freeport ^ " ^ •. District, Teachers Enrollment Declines Reach Impasse Three More Arrestee/As Village Seeks Local Law FSEEPOKT -'-ten two days after the anests by Nassau Coont} po&ce of tftrrg *Besed puuitutes in Fnepott. the ViBage Board pabdcij look a **gct toqgh" stance against the seemingly increasing •cdnty.vtncltisaesteiedaDSaBnseHistnrayneuChanfaStieet. ' Majvr WiSaa H. Wtate. lefating to a memo be received bom RecpQct PoBoe Ooef Anthrwy byEdSOrerman F8EEPOBT - Contract negotiations between the Fteepoct $cfaaid District and its more tlian'400 leachen have readied a dead-end ' as both tides are now preparing to settle the : eight-raonth-oM dispute with the help of a state medialot. Following discussions tlut suetclied into the caity monung hours on Friday, September iC the adnUnistratian and tlie Free-port Teachers Assodatloo were unahle to *gtee on several issues — indnding*.salary increases -r— and de^ared an impasse. Faced with worting witboat a contract since the previoos tliree-year contract expired Jnly 1, hundreds of tead^rs began picketing in boot of severiJ Free-port schools tliroaghoot the wieek in the hopes of foiling the sdiool board and administrattoo to settle what Freeport Teachetx Association president • Janice Wilson referred to as "major" points. "The compromises just weren't there," Wilson toU THE BALD WIN - Stating that the "popnlatioa in our sdMob is dynaanc,*' BaMwfa Assistant Sgpeiintf iidenl of Sdiooh "Gene taiaaro destined the Dcstrkt'a esroOaieat de^ae and some of Us emtie. dass SIS F«t-tems at the September 14 Baldwfa Board of Ediralli«i .mfeiiiig. the III si tcfUtt n If fling of the f^*"*'*^ year.. Is addiiioB to cmsOmetst-statiillrt u d pceaentadau \j ' sererat binlding principals coa-cendsg dass dtt patterns, there was discosdca of pcogress ooooemtiig the sffninf high school's repnr of damage caused by a sammer tscnado, as wdl as approval of regnjar moothly bosness items indofsg certam sapetintendeat's rebommenda-dans, bid awards, transpona&o and udiitect's cootfac^. EmoDmeat figures were ptet - sented by Asnstant Sopeiis-tendent Phyllis Almmoff and then coopucd to September, 1982 enrHfaoent figures. (The September S issae of THE LEADER used June. 1962 enroO-ment figures as a point of tom-parisoa.) AlmenoB fa^ficsted that there are S410 students earoOed fa the Baldwfa Schotd District fa csotrast tg th^5',733 that were en-- roQed as of Sqitember. 1982. There axe 2,4S* students at the demeataiy lerd (148 fewer than. LEADER. "They're really not fbstyear);'l,ODV at the 7-8 junior spending the money the other <Us- hij^ school (4SJewer than, last tiicts aie spending. Among the issues that have gone unresolved are' dassroom size, health insurance costs and pay raises. The teadiets axe said to be seeking an aaoss-the-boatd salary hike of eight percent, not including the regularly paid "fa-' Increments," or graduated steps teachers receive for yean of experience and additional education. However, tbeschool board has been reported as offetfag anywhere froni a four percent to a seven-percent increase. School board president. James Parola could not be reached tor comment by press time and school district supeiintendent Dr. John Bier-wirth decfined to comment on details cf the negotia&ns, caUmg them "extreme^ sticky." "We wpuldn't have gone to an impasse, if we hadn't had diifi-culiy settling ttds," Bierwinh (Cont.on>age12)' yeu), and 2.000 at the senior high school (130 fieinr than last ]reat). However, it was ruilainrd that the kindergarten mmUmfnt. over the last several yean has remained relatively, constant vrith the dfdining trend seemmg-lyleveBngoS. . At the end of the meetitm, fa an answer to-teddent Al Fam. as to why additiwiil eleiaentary sdxiols aren't dosed, it was plated out that the decCmng trend win soon be impacting so as to primarily aBiect the jmiior and senior Uffi schools'and.not the ekmeataiy schools. Although total enrollment pro-jettioos were only a fcw.numbers oB the aittal enroUmest. there wen dass sire patterns at several dementary schoob wfaidi were nansna] u d wfaidi caused coo-cem. Ptesentatioos were made by ptinc^ials Thomas Hodge tl Steele Sdiool, Robert Babb of Brookside School and William (jocdoD of lenox SchooL la tbe Letxa Sdiool kiudugaiten, (he Btooktide Sdiodl~faadi grade, and the Stede SchocJ first grade, sufficient stndents for -sections were pcoiected fa June and thioa^ioot most of ttie sanuaer. However, an luminal pattcsa of transfers without new students movins fa has tesalted fa dass stces Just iiiaVi aa aatoCBatic dass s ^ . Piinci^ab spent large amooiit of tune chr-*' oa transfers and Hodge evca noted that he caDed the owoer of the new coodoininiams sooth of Atlantic Avenae and vatious local t«a!tors to see if any duMtea were'slated to leove into the Steele* Sdiool area, partkaatly fa first grade. • Ahhoog^ it was not appropriate to tfiscass siifiifir tttkleat ptob-leas fa a pobBc sessko. it was noted tiiat. partkabiiy in the case of the fasrth grade at Brook- ^de Sdiool, ia£vidna] circinn-* stances beyond dass s i e woold prompt a pnncspal a xecoca-nwtirtatim to ^Bt the dass. la that case, afanost 60% of the dass has some type of special need diat has bees iVn iiinriiied- and fac which the student sssuX leceive . speciaEzed attentiao. The Board reserved art inn oa the cases ^r* ing the prJncipj'H a w e d to ac- 'Cttsnilate Amiiiiftntatinii to sop-port d u s spGts and to aOow fcr a stabifizing of naxnbers. b aaotlier. preseatatioa. As-dstaat Sapetiateadent Riduid DopSQvic. %minr Hig^ Sdiool nmcjpil l^tcf Xyadi. Fhysdcal Fdnrstinn Director Dee Alaa Tyson and Assistant Director Aileae Asti gave- an npdite OQ the status cf the seaiar l a ^ school's repair, iasurance negotiations and physical edncatioo adjustments fa the aftermath of the storm damage. Dopsovic noted that he was stiB mectogwiih instzrance cocapaay (Cont. on Page t) Ear, £xecsed village coctnsd to isTcstigate a Heaipstead VHbge local law, wtach albws its pc&e departnxat to arrest ptmtitatts ando' tier osa local code,. book diea ia- Hempstead and bnag theia vp beCbfc tlie Vilbge Onait. . , . . _^ JET trite noted that pceseatlv •BeccA'prasdusts «ii^ b « » g u ! to Nassaa Ctooaty District Court aad asked cooasd to fcok' into a poCTible v3age law to raa coo-currcatly widi tiie state penal law. "ia order." said the mayor, "to get an the weapons we caa use." Tbe Village of. Hetupsteadt pnoulgated a local ormnaoce oa Ftboary n . 1981. I^cseatly. ia neeport. prostitutes'are arrested nader Sec-tioa 230 of the State i^nal law' and charged with a Class *'B" ' iin^ieTTif iiiiir. %luch' carries a maTiaium 90 day sentence. Village viobrinm. nader the law, cany a maiiiiiam SZSO 6ne-and/ orl5daysinj*il. b some past cases, alleged pcosiitstcs have often beea handed oely appearance tickets, bat teceady ooe woman, arrested fa Fteepon, n s tried in Disnvrt Coon and is presendy serving a 4S-day sentence, and a second — one of three arrested this past weekend-^ was stSn fa jail at the beginning of the week, unable topQstSl,000bail. The three arrested this past Saturday. Se^ember 17. some-tuae after a^daigiit, were part of a'coooerted activity by the Nassaa Oooaty PuBce Vice Squad. Azvttstttt wctv Kaxra Caputo, 37, whose address was ^veii as Terrace Avenue. Hempstead: Rosalie Tales. 23'. d 171 Sobth FranUfa Avemie. Hempstead; and Ebrenda Buna. 27, of 125 Brodt Avenue, Roosevelt. Oipoto was picked up at Sunrise H^faway and Church Street: Yates, on Hne Street, about 200 feet v>est of Cbntcb Street, after bavfag been observed in the OTB parking lot oa Sunrise Highway; and Bunn. in a parting fidd at Wallace Street. \Rilage Cops Brave Blazing House FREEPORT - Four VilUge po- Sce officen, investigating an alleged burglary m progress, entered a house on fire late (Cont. on Page IS) CONSTITUTION WEEK has baan dasignatad by Fraaporl Village Mayor WIBiam Whit* p.) ai Sapttmbv 17-23. WhHt pmenled a prodamatlon to Mrs. Edward O'KnHa |c). Regent tA tt» Ruth Floyd WoodhuH Ctiapiar of th« Nalkxial SodMy ol tha OaugMen o< the Rawolutlon, and Mrs. Edvnrd Dvrts tr.). Constitution Waek Chairwoman. TM kxal DAR mounlad an axhibitat tha Fraeport Mamorial 'llairary for the waak. Tha Constitution; wtilSri was drafted in 17S7 and ratified a year laitr, irani Into efled tn 1789.'• ^ ' • ' '"
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Mississippi State University Head Football Coach Dan Mullen will once again help the Oktibbeha County Salvation Army kick off their Christmas Red Kettle Campaign Friday morning.
The kick off event will be held at 9 a.m. Friday at the entrance to Kroger. The Christmas Red Kettle Campaign will run through Dec. 24, with a variety of community organizations participating.
The campaign will run between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily, excluding Sundays. Two kettles will be stationed at Walmart and one will be stationed at the entrance at Kroger.
According to B.J. Andol, director of the Oktibbeha County Salvation Army, said in 2009, the Starkville Salvation Army had the most successful campaign in its history, receiving over $32,000 in donations. In 2008, the Starkville Salvation Army received over $31,000 in donations.
"Last year's success was completely due to the volunteers" Andol said. "Their participation is greatly appreciated."
Debra Austin, Oktibbeha County Salvation Army board member and volunteer, said they are excited to have Coach Mullen join for the Salvation Army kick off again this year.
Also as part of the kick off celebration, a blessing of the bells ceremony will be held.
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"By working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be boss and work twelve hours a day." — Robert Frost
"Work sucks."
For most of us, this cliche rings true. And in my experience, the exceptions tend to prove the rule. A tiny minority seem to get joy and fulfillment from their jobs, but such folks usually have jobs where most, if not all of society's "dirty work" is left to others. Like the primitivist writer Bob Black, I tend to define work as "forced labor", so that makes perfect sense — after all, it's the labor we don't want to do ourselves that we're tempted to force on others.
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•1944 - US Army troops entered Germany for 1st time
•1953 - Senator John F. Kennedy (36) weds Jacqueline Bouvier (24) in Newport, Rhode Island
•1958 - US Supreme Court orders Little Rock Ark high school to integrate
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Beautiful, easy to play, multiplayer, cheap
Too short
Journey has been on our radar for quite a while now. Put together by That Game Company, a studio famed for its alternative approach to video games design, Journey has a lot of hype surrounding it.
We tend to remain sceptical of any title until we actually play it. Take TGC's previous title, Flower. Described as the life of a flower petal, it wasn't until it was running on our PS3 that we realised its brilliance. Journey is very much the same, we have seen snippets of a hooded creature floating about the desert but relatively little else.
After playing Journey all we can say is that this is an incredible game, one that re-invents everything you expect to do with a controller and your TV set. We are massive suckers for innovation here, but not at the expense of fun, and Journey manages to get the balance of both just perfect.
Sand, and lots of it
The game starts with you, a nameless desert wanderer in a red cloak, sitting overlooking sand dunes with nothing to see but a large mountain with a beam of light far away in the horizon. A few on-screen prompts about controls and a brief mention of accepting terms to enable you to play online and that's it, nothing ever appears on screen again to help you.
You might say this is a bad thing but, trust us, it isn't. Experimentation in Journey is incredibly rewarding and nothing is too complex that you might miss it or not figure it out. It means that anything you accomplish throughout the game just feels that little bit more special.
It took us about 20 minutes of walking about to work out where exactly we should be going. If you walk too close to the edge of an environment, the wind will blow you back in the right direction. This helps keep you on course throughout the game but never feels limiting.
We then come across a ruined building with a symbol on top. Walking into it causes our character to gain a scarf which will allow us to float for brief periods of time. In order to jump, the scarf must be re-charged by other pieces of cloth. As time goes on you can extend the scarf by collecting other symbols, eventually practically allowing you to fly.
After this, we walk off into the distance and attack our first puzzle. We don't want to give too much away but most of these involve a combination of jumping, flying and giving off "shouts". There is a brief story section, which features no dialogue whatsoever, then we are on to the next part of the game.
It's a looker
We know that the way games look tends to be geared towards what sort of clever lighting effects, hi-res textures or explosions they have. But Journey throws this all out the window. Running at 720p on our television, we haven't seen anything that looks this good in a long, long time. Even compared to our "beast" PC running Battlefield 3, we would dare to say Journey is more impressive. Why? Because art style in a game can create such an atmosphere that all graphical fidelity becomes unnecessary. Journey looks incredible because of the way it is designed. The glinting sand in the evening sun, for example, or the huge vistas that confront you at the beginning of each level - it is all breathtaking.
There were moments where we found ourselves just sitting and panning the camera around our character to take it all in.
For a game so simple you wouldn't expect multiplayer to be a key focus, but it is. Journey implements playing with other people in a way we have never seen before. Other players will simply wander in and out of your game, with no gamer name above their head and no means of communicating with you. The only interaction you can have with each other is by hitting circle and "shouting". This will make your on-screen character perform a sort of bleep noise that they others can see and hear, as well as it refilling the jump capacity of each other.
In its limitations, however, lies its brilliance. From the second level of the game onwards, we played through the entire thing with a person who just happened to appear on our screen. By the end we had developed an entire system of shouts which, a bit like Morse code, allowed us to communicate and figure things out together. This kind of gameplay innovation is unlike anything we have previously experienced.
Short but sweet
One thing about Journey that is rather sad - as is the case with all of That Game Company's titles - is that it just isn't long enough. For such an incredibly beautiful game, it's difficult to put down and you can easily play through the entire title in a couple of hours. Sure, it's downloadable and cheap, but we really wanted more by the time it had finished.
To put it in context, we finished the game in one sitting, playing through with one anonymous character. Perhaps this is how That Game Company intended it - for the whole of Journey to be shared with just one person.
Next time round though, given just how amazing a set of games the developer now has in its repertoire, we want a proper £40 pound 15-hour experience, or we're going to have a tantrum.
As DLC goes, this is the best thing on the PlayStation network right now. As games go, it ranks among our most memorable of all time. Up there with the likes of ICO and Shadow of the Colossus, this is an experience whose unconventional approach may not be to everybody's taste, but must at least be given a chance.
For those who like the unusual and inventive, Journey is the most innovative game we have probably ever played. So get downloading.


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Night Series: Doy Baying the Moon
- Artist: Anne Goldthwaite, American, 1869-1944
- Medium: Lithograph, white line on wove paper
- Dates: 20th century
- Dimensions: Plate: 6 x 4 11/16 in. (15.2 x 11.9 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed, "Anne Goldthwaite" lower center margin in pencil
- Collections:American Art
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- Accession Number: 49.164.15
- Credit Line: Gift of the Estate of Anne Goldthwaite
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- Caption: Anne Goldthwaite (American, 1869-1944). Night Series: Doy Baying the Moon, 20th century. Lithograph, white line on wove paper, Plate: 6 x 4 11/16 in. (15.2 x 11.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Estate of Anne Goldthwaite, 49.164.15. © artist or artist's estate
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