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Ultra-Violence Walkthrough
In this walkthrough I will go through the levels in the way that I feel is the most easiest to follow.
I will begin with a simple run through. This will note traps and the key things you must do to complete the level, such as switches and keys. It will point out large encounters and also weapons, super powerups that are available outside of the secrets.
For the first level I have included a list of every enemy and item to help you get the achievements.
E1M1 Hangar
You start out in an open room with a blue floored area. Head round the corner to your left when you are ready to fight. Stay at a distance and eliminate the two Former Human Sergeants atop the staircase and with luck they will not have a chance to hit you. Enter the room slowly and follow the right wall round killing the third Sergeant. Nab his shotgun and kill the last guy that is heading your way. Grab the green armour on the pedestal at the top of the staircase. Head through the corridor to the north and open the door. Remaining in the corridor, open fire on the two privates and one sergeant with your shotgun. Two more sergeants will round the corner at point blank range so be ready to eliminate them. Around the centre construct lie two more sergeants which can be easily dispatched. Entering the next encounter you will find three privates and three sergeants. A few shotgun blasts should dispatch them all swiftly. Turn your attention to the two Imps on the raised outcrop and open fire. Use sprint to dodge their relatively slow projectiles1. Head through the next door to the south of the room and fire quickly to kill both the sergeant and the imp. Four more privates will attack you through the gaps in the walls but ultimately do little damage23. Head through the iconic exit door and deal with the imp with a quick shotgun to the face. Exit.
Encounter 1
4 Former Human Sergeants
Encounter 2
2 Former Humans
5 Former Human Sergeants
Encounter 3
3 Former Humans
3 Former Human Sergeants
2 Imps
Encounter 4
4 Former Humans
1 Former Human Sergeant
1 Imp
Secret 1
2 Former Human Sergeants
Secret 2
1 Imp
6 Health Vials
6 Armour Bonus'
1 Green Armour
2 Health Vials
2 Shotgun Shells
5 Health Vials
1 Armour Bonus
1 Medikit
4 Armour Bonus'
1 Meditkit
1 Blue Armour
1 Box of Bullets
1 Box of Shotgun Shells
1 Shotgun
Secret 3
8 Armour Bonus'
Secret 1 has two entrances. The first can be accessed in the first encounter. At the far right of the room lies a press switch. After pressing this you have a limited time to reach the open panel at the east of Encounter 1. Going out the window lifts the wall into encounter 2 so that the occupants can open fire. Deal with them before taking this route. Alternatively, at the end of encounter 3 there is an off color wall on the west side that can be opened. Beware the two sergeants at the foot of the stairs that are difficult to spot because of the camera angle. Secret 1 contains a moderate amount of ammo as well as a Medikit and blue armour.
Secret 2 can be accessed by running between the two posts at the entrance to encounter 4. This lowers the outcrop the previous two imps were on revealing two more sergeants as well as a shotgun, ammo and health.
Secret 3 can be reached by running between the two posts at the entrance to encounter 3. This lowers a lift at the far south-east of secret 2 which takes you up to some armour bonus' and shotgun ammo.
Complete this level to the above standard will net you the following four achievements
To get the hoarder achievement, you might need to fire off a few shots for the ammo and stand in the acid for the health.
I also recommend going back and getting the following achievement
This is the easiest level to get it
There you go, 45G in around five minutes. Not a bad start
E1M2 Nuclear Plant
Standing still at the start, open fire on the two approaching Former Humans. This will alert most of their buddies who will come walking round the corner into your shotgun. At this point clear the rest of the room and be sure to enter the small room containing the lift at the centre of the complex. Atop this lift is an Imp at very close range so watch your health as well as a shotgun. Occasionally this Imp comes down while fighting the many Former Humans. At the south-west of the room is another lift which takes you to some ammo and health, should either be needed1. Entering the north of the two doors at the east of the main room, be prepared to unload a shell into the face of a private and climb the stairs to reach the few defenders trying to keep you from the red key2. Return to the west of the main room and proceed through watching for enemies coming from the west as well as the north3456. Avoiding the acid, ride the lift down into a large close range battle. In addition to the enemies at your level, there are also three balconies to the north, east and west each containing an Imp. After clearing the room of enemies hit the switch and proceed down the stairs to the signature exit door. There are two hidden Imps down at the bottom of the pit which you can wait for them to come up or take some damage in jumping down and beating them with your shotgun. Exit.
In the first room there is a centre complex that is split in half. The left or west half contains the lift leading to the Shotgun. The right or east half contains Secret 1. The entrance to Secret 1 is on the south most point of the north-south facing wall at the east of that half. It has a wall texture that doesn't quite match those around it. Inside there is some average player upgrades including health, armour and a backpack. It also contains a switch that opens the door to Secret 2.
The entrance to Secret 2 is at the very far north-east of the map. It contains a large number of shotgun enemies but also provides you with a Chaingun and a precious Soul Sphere.
Secret 3 is a small wall piece isolated by grey metal lines at the far east of the south maze accessed via a switch surrounded by acid. Inside is another backpack or if you are playing co-op, a rocket launcher!
Secret 4 is at the west of the maze. To open it you must fire at the wall piece to the west of the green armour. It contains some small bonuses as well as a handy chainsaw. There is an alcove containing a lift along the main path that allows you to view Secret 4 but it does not get you any secret %. Secret 4 also contains Secret 5.
A mostly useless Secret, Secret 5 contains four Armour Bonus'. To reach it heading from the chainsaw, go south turning the first left corner until you are facing east. Activate the wall ahead to raise it.
Secret 6 can be accessed via an off colored wall just before the large elevator that leads to a battle. It is just before the lift on the left. It gives you a raised position in the next fight but I wouldn't recommend it because it does not give you a clear shot as you cannot see the enemies below.
E1M3 Toxic Refinery
Gather resources in the first room and then open the door to kill the various enemies outside. Stay within the first room and wait for them to come to you. After the room is clear, Follow the path to the left and open the door, clearing the enemies in the next room, again staying within the previous room. Watch out for reinforcements on the right 1234. After the way is clear follow the path to the next door. Proceed through the door and clear the few guards on the other side with a few quick shots from the shotgun. Rounding the next corner you are confronted with a large amount of enemies consisting of many of the types you have fought beforehand. Care should be taken here as falling off the ledge to either the left or right can be fatal. If you are in need of health, there is one in the centre. In order to retrieve it though you must very slowly step off the edge and hit the switch that will raise the floor grating you access to the health and an escape from the pit. Watch out for the Imp up high on the right as it can launch you off the edge if you are not careful. At the end there is a centre computer console. Take the opening on the right, killing the lone Sergeant before turning to face the approaching enemies behind you. Walk backwards over the blue key so that you are better prepared for the ambush behind you. Return to the first room and follow the wall round to the right opening the blue door. The first room contains only a few enemies5 but through the next passage lies a very large team of soldiers who can devastate you given the chance. Further care should be taken as there are another five Imps atop the rising staircase that will fire down on you during this fight. Proceed through the obvious exit door and hit the switch. Exit.67
The first secret can be found in the computer room, revealed upon hitting the switch at the bottom of the steps through the west door. Opposite the door you came through is now a passage that leads to a computer room. After clearing the computer room of enemies, return to the bottom of the stairs. Turn to face back up the corridor. Sprint up the stairs and to the left following the wall until you see a lowered wall that allows you to stand on it and ride up. One of the computer consoles is revealed to be a secret door which leads to some Imps that are hard to spot in the low lighting and some very minor goodies. Hitting the switch at the bottom of the stairs lowers a pillar that gives you a precious Soul Sphere.
Secret 2 can be reached by running up the stairs from Secret one and following the wall until you see another temporarily lowered wall. Ride the wall up which reveals a small room with some enemies, and your first chance to use the Rocket Launcher. If you don't make it from Secret 1 to Secret 2, return down the stairs and run back up straight to Secret 2.
Secret 3 can be reached through Secret 2. Follow the acid trail down a partially submerged corridor into a room containing a backpack and a switch that gives you access to Secret 6, 7 and the Secret Level.
Secret 4 can be reached from Secret 3. The wall piece next to the acid on the north side is actually a door which reveals a Chaingun and health. This leads back to the switch that gave you access to encounter 3.
Secret 5 is on the right through the blue door. Either activate the wall just before the kink in the wall on the east side or run down the stairs next to the exit and run to the left passing the now open door. Inside lay a chainsaw and a lone Imp. At the top of Secret 5 is a locked door that requires a yellow key that can be found in encounter 3. This opens into a fenced off area outside. The room contains a Blue Armour as well as plentiful health and a Partial Invisibility. Take care though as you are surrounded by Imps and Sergeants.
Secret 6 is the entrance to the secret level. To reach it, you must hit the switch in Secret 3. Return to the first room and cross the now raised bridge. Head across and down the secret passage but prepare for a large ambush. Enemies rush you from the front and right and more reinforcements arrive as you get closer to the north wall. Follow the passage to the end room that contains the other ending to this level.
Secret 7 is a lift opposite the secret ending switch that goes up to where the Imp was above the ring shaped open room. Be prepared if you haven't killed the imp from before. The secret contains a single box of rockets. Be careful not to run over the edge and into a pit.
E1M9 Military Base
Start forward into the large open courtyard and open fire on anyone you see. Run round the centre cage killing the soldiers first before turning your attention on the Imps. Run down the stairs to the west and dispatch any enemies there before grabbing the key. Head to the east and kill the small group of enemies at this side1. Turn your attention south and head through the locked door. There are plenty of enemies in this room and make sure you kill them before you grab the red key because it raises a wall revealing yet more Sergeants and Imps. Head east from this room through the yellow and then red locked doors, killing the small force in that room. Take out the barrels in the small alcove from a distance to avoid taking damage and hit the switch. Head back through the same red door and tackle the very large group of Demons heading your way. Head north through the blue door and watch for Spectres either side as well as the enemies across from you2. After dealing with them drop down into the acid and run round the ring to the Imp on the other side guarding a switch. This opens a door to the south which is full of imps and submerged in acid. Clear the corridor from the safety of your platform before sprinting to the left at the end to keep damage at a minimum. At the top of the lift lies an Imp that will be shooting and clawing you as you ascend. There are also three more, hard to see Spectres guarding the new land bridge that leads to the finish switch. Exit.
Secret 1 has two entrances. One is in the south, centre room at the most north-eastern point. The other is in the east, centre room at the most south-western point. This is not the room accessed via the lift that takes you to the three Imps on pillars. A secret lift takes you an acid filled room containing a Chaingun and a huge amount of ammo.
Secret 2 is in the north most room. On the east wall lies a section that does not fit. Activating this will reveal a staircase that leads down to a room with various supplies, all on pillars. While running down the staircase, a small lift on the opposite side of the room lowers allowing you to ride it to the top, at which point you can sprint-jump each gap to get the goodies. Should you fall, the only way to get the lift to lower again is to return to the stairs.
E1M4 Command Centre
Move down the short corridor and clear the enemies at the far end of the courtyard from a safe distance1. Spend a little time here as more enemies appear in the balconies above and move towards you down the centre route. Take the far right path and cautiously round the corner revealing a room packed with enemies. Again take them out from a safe distance watching for the Demons that will inevitably rush your position. Use the large lift to get the blue armour but be careful. When you pick it up, a door near the elevator opens revealing a small team of enemies that will come over to attack you. Head west and kill any soldiers that remain. Open the door to the centre room. This room is full of imps so back off and take them out. After they are dead, move in and take the Chaingun and blue key23. Head west and then take a left into a room with some shotgun soldiers on the balconies. More soldiers will move round the sides so keep your distance. Head through the blue door and into the maze. You can take a lot of damage here and I recommend you find your own way through and take your time. The most direct route is north, the moment you enter the maze but it is a trap as enemies will poor in behind you while you are still fighting those ahead. When you get to the end of the long grey corridor take a right and then hug the left wall round the corner into more enemies. This opens up into a larger room containing the yellow key. Push on and activate the yellow switch before heading through the yellow door. Eliminate the shotgun soldiers before crossing the now raised bridge to the finish. Exit.
Secret 1 is right beside you when you start the level. Activate the greyish wall to reveal some health and ammo.
Secret 2 is in the room full of barrels that is divided by an acid river, at the far south of the map. Drop down into the river and head east as quickly as you can to avoid taking too much damage. Kill the lone guard and pick up the precious Rocket Launcher.
Secret 3 is within Secret 2. You only have one chance at this so don't miss. Flick the switch and quickly jump onto the elevator and ride it all the way up to the Soul Sphere. Drop down to continue. If you miss the elevator then you can escape by heading back down the acid river.
E1M5 Phobos Lab
Wait at your side of the acid pool for the enemies to rush you at the start. Use a longer range weapon to take them out. When you are ready, cross the pool and turn right following the path but be ready for advancing Spectres. When you reach the small balcony a path will raise but before you head to it kill any enemies you can see. If you have excess rockets, fire one into the opening at the right where a soldier came from. Head back the way you came and climb the stairs1. Head to the window and spend some time clearing as many soldiers below as you can. Behind you is the path you raised earlier. Cautiously move along the path and round the corner with your shotgun equipped as a large group of enemies wait. Pick up the yellow key and kill all the enemies in the room that you cannot enter2. Carefully move back to the door opposite the start. Clear any remaining soldiers from the courtyard and the balcony above before heading through the yellow door. Stay at the top of the lift and kill as many of the enemies as you can before you head down. Charge round the corner as fast as you can with a Chaingun equipped because you need to make light work of the soldiers at the bottom. The moment you engage them, Doors open ahead and behind you revealing yet more baddies. After the area is clear, shoot the barrel next to the switch at the opposite side of the acid pool345. Activate the switch which drops the two pillars and brings fresh enemies to fight6. After they are all dead, go back through the yellow door and through the lowered wall piece into the room that you previously cleared when you picked up the yellow key7. Clear the computer room and activate the switch which opens into a long brown corridor, stuffed with imps for you to kill. At the end of the corridor is a room containing the blue key as well as a difficult to see spectre. Another spectre rushes you the moment you enter the room to, so be prepared. Move down the stairs and watch out for yet another spectre. Open the blue door and hang back until you've killed any immediate threat8. Quickly enter the room and head left and then left again through a tiny zigzag corridor that leads to a room with a pair of light amplification goggles that will help you see in the dark conditions. The room is full of Spectres but with the goggles they are easy enough to see9. The exit is on the far side of the room but be careful as when you open the door, three Demons will rush you. Exit.
Secret 1 is next to two barrels at the top of a small set of stairs near the start. Activate the off colored wall to access the room. It contains a shotgun.
After you pick up the yellow key, head back into the room full of acid. There is a brown slice of wall opposite you. This opens to reveal a rocket launcher and some other minor goodies.
Secret 3 is opposite the switch through the yellow door. Activate the wall in the tiny alcove to reveal a radiation suit that you can use to cross the acid safely.
Inside Secret 3 is another wall that you can open to reveal Secret 4 which contains a Chainsaw.
Inside Secret 4 is yet another wall that opens to reveal a small outside courtyard that contains a Soul Sphere, useful after the large fight in the previous room. This is Secret 5.
Through the yellow door and down the lift, there are two balconies to your left and right. Each is actually an elevator but the one to the north contains a secret. Activate the wall to your east which opens a small compartment. Activate the next wall which opens to reveal much larger room full of health and armour goodies. The satanic apocalypse symbol is actually a teleport. This is Secret 6.
Secret 7 is in the computer room. One of the panels opens to reveal a small room containing a Chaingun and a Map.
Secret 8 is the small room containing the Light Amplification Goggles that I recommend in the walkthrough. It's just through the blue door and to your immediate left.
Secret 9 is another door that connects the dark maze like room to Secret 6. This is a one way door and you have to have previously entered the dark room at the end of the level. Use Secret 6 and then Secret 9.
E1M6 Central Processing
Start of by clearing the enemies in the immediate vicinity. Once the area is clear, move east and clear the computer room. Make sure all enemies are dead before grabbing the red keycard. When you pick it up large amounts of enemies will come from hidden rooms and attack you. Once you have disposed of them, head west and through the red door. Kill the small group of enemies and pick up the blue key, watching out for the trap door that opens behind you as you approach the key12. Head through the blue door and clear the enemies from the second computer room. More demons and spectres can be found to the north so make sure you kill them before advancing. Move out into the large courtyard and kill the imps on the balcony above as well as those through the window. Approach the blue door but don't open it as the balcony has now lowered revealing more enemies who will attempt to ambush you3. Grab the goodies left by them and proceed through the blue door. This puts you into the maze. I suggest you turn left at every opportunity so you don't get lost. Follow the left wall until you reach the switch. After you flip the switch, continue to follow the left wall, taking care to avoid any enemies you might have missed. Keep going left until you exit the maze leading into a room packed with enemies and the yellow key4. Return back through the blue door the led to the maze. Once you are back in the computer room, head through the door to your immediate right that requires the yellow key. Fight your way through the passage and head down the stairs. On your left is a locked door. To open it, head to the very far north of the map and flick the switch. Kill the enemies waiting for you on the other side of the door and head down either staircase. Don't enter the computer room until you have killed all the enemies. Once the path is clear, gather up as much health as you can before running over to the switch but don't press it. Traps open behind you and enemies flood the room so retreat back into the alley you came from and kill everyone that comes out ahead of you. When it is safe, flick the switch which traps you in the room and opens a passage full of spectres. Kill them all before heading to the exit, guarded by a lone Spectre. Exit.
Secret 1 is down an acid filled passage ahead of the blue key. It contains a soul sphere. To get there safely, take an immediate right to pick up the radiation suit.
Secret 2 is to your left once you drop into the acid to get to Secret 1. It is your escape and contains a wide variety of goodies.
Secret 3 can be accessed by activating the south wall of the trap that opens once you approach the blue door. Once in there you can pick up the goodies and head through another blue door that leads straight to the yellow key. This allows you to avoid the maze.
Secret 4 opens when you pick up the yellow key. In the large open room containing the blue door and the entrance to the computer room is a tiny alcove. When you pick up the key it opens to reveal an acid filled passage that is filled with imps. At the end of the passage is another large room filled with sergeants. In this room is a Soul Sphere at the top of a lift which leads out near the north most switch.
E1M7 Computer Station
Open the door ahead of you and stay back as you clear the enormous number of enemies that will rush your position. Once it is all clear. Head right and follow the wall killing as many enemies as you can through the windows. Pass the red door and yellow door heading up the stairs and along the corridor. Kill the soldiers that are waiting through the window and around the corner on your right before approaching the enemies on the balcony of the small computer room with the blue floor. Head up the elevator and follow the balcony round to the yellow key which is guarded by a couple of soldiers. Make your way over to the western yellow door and head through. Kill the enemies around the base of the large computer block and any you see through the windows. Take the northern lift up into the large computer and kill the enemies and grab yourself a hefty rocket launcher. Be careful you don't fire it as it auto equips. Head south and use your new bazooka on the large group of soldiers. The centre pillar will drop revealing more soldiers123. Ignore the door ahead and go northwest clearing the enemies as you push all the way to the elevator. Climb the elevator and pick up the red key. Head back to the start point and go through the red door and pick up the blue key. Be careful though as many enemies have been released along the way4. Yet more hidden rooms open but fight your way to the blue door. Make your way up the stairs and head straight after you kill all the enemies, flipping the switch to open the locked door. Move through the now open door and fight your way to the finish. Exit.
To reach Secret 1 you must ride the pillar that dropped to reveal four sergeants. Once the pillar is nearing the roof, jump off into the acid to your south to find a Chaingun. Activate the walls around the Chaingun to make your way back to the pillar.
Secret 2 can be reached by using the same pillar only heading north rather than south. Next to the radiation suit is a button that lifts a wall. This reveals a hidden staircase at the top of which is another button that lowers another pillar bringing with it a chainsaw.
Secret 3 is the soul sphere at the most northern point of the acid pool.
Secret 4 can be accessed by activating the east wall of a monster closet that opens when you acquire the blue key. This opens a passage which leads outside. Outside is an invisibility and many, many sergeants.
E1M8 Phobos Anomaly
Press the button and open fire on the barrels below. Kill any demons that didn't die from the safety of the balcony1. Move down the staircase and open the door. More demons will attack you from either side and the rooms they come from contain lots of guns and ammo. At the end of the long passage is a small lift that leads to the finale of Episode 1. Two doors open in front of your revealing two hugely powerful Barons of Hell. Immediately head out onto the red area of land and deal with the five or six Spectres before opening fire on the two behemoths. Use all your rocket ammo on them before switching to the Chaingun. Once both have collapsed the walls will lower. This reveals the largest outdoor area in the episode. Head over and raise the stairs by pressing the button. Step on the satanic face for an alarming and surprising, not to mention tragic and confusing, end to the episode. Good luck trying to survive.
Only one secret. Secret 1 is just before the only door in the level. On your left is a green shaded wall that you can activate to reveal a precious Soul Sphere.
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1999 Ford F-250 Super Duty Question: Can Tranny Flush Blow Out Seals
My truck has 107K mls. Took it in for "general mntnc" before road trip of 250 miles. Agreed to recommended Tranny Flush. No history of leaks, drips or problems. After flush and 250 miles lost most tranny fluid to the ground. Unable to register on dip stick, but still shifting to get onto Flat Bed tow truck. Repair bill for flush shows 14 qts Mercon V & ATF flush kit used. Did the flush kit come with new filter? Can a pressure flush blow out seals on the tranny pump? I've been quoted $1100. for repair. - dianne
September 02, 20091999 Ford F-250 Super DutyNipomo, CA
Answer 1
Hey Dianne, do you know where the leak was coming from? - lawrenceg
September 02, 2009
Comment 1
I'm being told it needs a front pump seal and that is where it was leaking from. I know motors very well, but Transmissions I'm at a complete loss on. Is it possible their "pressure flush" machine had too much pressure? Originally I was given a glimmer of hope by one of their mechanics who said "sometimes" the gasket will "pop out" of place causing a leak. He stated that once the unit cools down it "sometimes" will snap back into place at which point the leak stops. The leak did stop but it may have been because the leak area was high enough there was no longer fluid there. I was in an area of CA that was just short of 120 degrees - thus no chance to cool enough (maybe - grasping at cheaper straws here). - dianne
September 02, 2009
Comment 2
The Truth About Front Pump Leaks.. February 28th, 2009 The story I am going to tell you is a really common story heard by every competent tranmsission shop. This story is about a customer with a Ford F-350 Super Duty dual rear wheel pickup. It applies to all Ford trucks: F-150, F-250, F450 and any truck with an EDOD series transmission or AODE/4R70w transmission. Here we go: The man is going up Route 95 pulling a load, not an overload, at 70 mph ish. It is a hot day since I/we live in Florida. All of a sudden the truck starts to slow down and stops moving as you get to the side of the road. Looking under the truck he sees ATF (automatic transmission fluid) pouring out between the engine and transmission. This a front pump leak. Angrily he calls a tow truck or calls our shop and we send a tow truck. Once the truck gets to our shop we go through our usual diagnostic procedure. The first thing we do in this case is to check the fluid amount and quality. Most of the time the fluid stinks, the tranmsission may be damaged from the slippage due to the fluid loss. So we go ahead and start the truck and fill it up with the proper transmission fluid so we can locate the leak. Well low and behold it is not leaking now. What the heck is going on here? Here is what happened. The transmission got so hot that it softened the front pump seal and caused it to literally purge the transmission of fluid. Sort of like a syphon effect, once it starts it won't stop until it is out of fluid or you turn the engine off. By the time we get the vehicle towed in and looked at, it has cooled off. If the seal is not ruined entirely than it may return to it's basic original condition and not leak. So, should we just change the bad fluid and let the customer go? Realistcally speaking, no. We should discuss with our consumer and advise them that the seal may not be leaking at this moment, but you can guarantee it will leak again. When: we don't know, but most likely it will leak soon after it gets good and hot again. Simply put, it will leak again. The recommended procedure for this would be to remove the transmission. After removal we suggest an entire transmission inspection to make sure no internal damage is found. If no other problems are obvious than a good old fashioned reseal is in order. This procedure is basically a rebuild of the front pump. The front pump bushing, gasket and o-ring seal should be replaced along with a genuine Ford front pump seal. An excellent modification that can be done with the transmission out is to enlarge the drainback hole in the front section of the pump. Once the cooling system is flushed out and the transmission is reinstalled and filled with Ford blended synthetic transmission fluid it is time to hook up the scanner tool and go for a ride. We hope to see no codes, but in most case you may find a 'ficticious' code since the trans was slipping at one point. We clear the codes and go on a test drive. When we return, we should have no codes. If that is the case we have been successful. The last thing is to give it a good leak check and clean of any finger prints. GotTransmissions.com Blog is a wealth of helpful consumer information. GotTranmsissions.com is the most qualified transmission supplier in the country. If the transmission is damaged to a point of replacement you may want to try a good used transmission. If so call GotTransmsions.com at 1-877-268-0664. - Visitor
July 23, 2010
Comment 3
Most transmission shops will not run a transmission flush because from their experince it causes more problems like what you are discribing. In my 26 years of experience soft seals or plyable seals don't leak. In the case of what is happening the transmission got hot for several reasons. When you flush a high mileage transmission you losen all the " trash" in the system. The flush introduces strong chemicals that losen this trash. When this happens, the filter becomes clogged causing the tranmission to starve for fluids. This generates heat. When the transmissionis removed there are two areas that should be inspected because if it is not the problem will occur again. First whin the torque convertor is removed make sure the repair shop inspect the part of the convertor that extends into the transmission front pum is inspect for any damage or scarring. Replacing the seal with a scarred torque convertor will not solve the condition. If the torque convertor shows scarring, the front pump busing on the transmission is damaged. Next remove the transmission pan and check for metal or excessive clutch material in the filter. If this is the case, like stated before the flush losen the debree in the transmission clogging the filter causing this problem. I have a flush machine in my shop and don't use it for this reason. - Henderson
March 05, 2011
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Nasser Hussain says South Africa deserve to be Test No 1 as they outplayed England in all departments.
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This was a seriously good Test match which South Africa deserved to win.
It was a great advert for Test cricket - dramatic until deep into the last day - and come the end, we got the right result.
Across this series South Africa have been the better side in all three departments quite comfortably. They have the better bowling attack, the better batting line-up and they've caught better than England.
Add it all up and they deserve to be World No 1. What makes it all the more impressive is that they've won 2-0 in a three-Test series against the side that was No 1 and they've done it away from home.
When you look at recent Test results around the world, sides haven't travelled particularly well but South Africa came here without much cricket behind them and emerged as clear winners.
It was a monumental effort, it really was.
It will take some team to dislodge South Africa.
We didn't know too much about man-of-the-match Vernon Philander at the start of the series, but now we've seen him it's clear that under pressure he delivers.
He gets good players out - Alastair Cook and Andrew Strauss at the end of day four, for example - and then today right at the end, when South Africa needed two wickets with the new ball, he delivered within an over.
Very quickly he has become their go-to man - quite a feat in an attack that boasts Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn.
In Graeme Smith they have one of the best captains the modern game has seen and he leads a strong, deep batting line up from the front.
Hashim Amla came out with a great line in the post-match presentation when he said 'forget being No 2 player in the world - I'm not even the second-best player in our team'.
Amla comes across as a bloke who just wants to do his job and go about his business quietly. To have a rock of a player like him at No 3 is exceptional.
That's why South Africa have given Jacques Kallis the upcoming one-dayers off - they realise that he holds the whole balance of this side together.
With him in the team they can play all of their bowlers and batsmen, so they are going to look after him. Whatever Kallis wants to do, he will do because South Africa will want him around for a long time yet.
I think England and England supporters will be very proud of what England did on this final day. It was virtually a no-win situation but every batsman - Jonny Bairstow, Matt Prior and Graeme Swann in particular - tried to keep them in the hunt.
In the modern game you should never give up because you get players like Swann at No 9 who can smack 40-odd very quickly - that means you are still in the game.
England will be proud of their work today, but not so proud of their work in the series.
When you lose by 50-or-so runs you look at the small stuff - things like Philander's partnerships with the tail, the dropped chances that went begging along the way. Some of the errors may be small but their ramifications are huge.
England's catching has been good over the years but in this series their misses have cost them something in the region of 500 runs; that makes them big, big drops and it's something they'll have to improve on. You can't really explain it other than to say it's pressure taking its toll.
But for things like that, England could well have tied the series 1-1 and still be holding the mace.
In contrast South Africa held their catches when it mattered. The Kallis catch to remove Jonathan Trott was brilliant, while Smith's to remove Prior towards the end was superb.
You're out there at Lord's at the end of five hard days with so much at stake. It goes hard and low to your left. You know you've already shelled one and if this one goes down then that could be the mace gone but he stood up to the pressure.
Going to India later this year will be a stern test for England, not least because it's a bit of a grudge match after what happened to India here.
I think they'll prepare some dust bowls safe in the knowledge that England don't play particularly well on slow, low turners.
In addition, England might go there without one of their star players - Kevin Pietersen - so it will be tough.
England need to make a decision on Pietersen's future quickly in either direction; either make it clear that he won't play this winter, or come out and say that he is going to come back so that the side can move on because there is plenty of work to do.


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THE CEO Roundtable of Tanzania is optimistic that the discoveries of vast deposits of natural gas has the potential to lift the country from the category of least developed countries to a modern and prosperous, gas fuelled economy.
Speaking at the Annual CEO Roundtable Gala Dinner 2012 in Dar es Salaam on Saturday, the forum's Chairman, Mr Ali Mufuruki, said that as a private sector, they believed that a bright future beckoned if the country would manage the newly-found resource well.
"If we can work together in a smart way, if we can together build bridges between the public and private sectors to marshal the resources and policies we need to extract economic value from the natural gas, a bright future for our country is within reach," he told roundtable members, cabinet ministers, diplomats and MPs.
Tanzania recently raised its estimate of recoverable natural gas reserves to 33 trillion cubic feet (tcf) from 28.74 tcf following fresh and big offshore discoveries. The government has already expressed optimism that the gas finds would help to transform the largely farming, mining and tourism driven economy.
Mr Mufuruki highlighted the gas finds as one of the 2012 events that have the potential to impact the economic growth trajectory of the country. He said the year will be remembered as the one when the private sector made a bold decision to take charge of its own destiny, adding that a new-look Tanzania Private Sector Foundation is envisaged soon -- as a result.
Elaborating, Mr Mufuruki said the new look foundation would both be inclusive and representative of all Tanzania's diverse private sector interests and whose governance structures and calibre of management will ensure effective delivery of the expected outcomes.
The main objective of the CEO Roundtable is to cultivate stronger, more effective and productive ties between the public and private sectors in Tanzania. He said they do this primarily by engaging in economic and social policy dialogue and analysis with senior government officials with the view to supporting the emergence over time, of a strong, equitably shared and globally competitive economy in the country.
"In more than twelve years of working together, we have built an increasingly robust and productive partnership with successive governments of the country, with our legislature, with our development partners and various diplomatic missions in the country," he said.
During the event, the Permanent Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office, Mr Peniel Lyimo, was picked the CEO Roundtable's Public Sector Partner of the year 2012. He was awarded for "having worked tirelessly for many years and with unequalled commitment in transforming the way the government engages with the private sector equally in matters of policy dialogue, investments and public private partnerships".
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NJ Collector Ralph DeLuca Pays $1.2M for Metropolis Poster Group in Courtroom Auction
A courtroom is not where one usually encounters rare movie posters, but that's where New Jersey collector Ralph DeLuca made the score of a lifetime - a 1927 German poster advertising Fritz Lang's sci-fi classic Metropolis.
DeLuca, who owns the film memorabilia website RalphDeLuca.com, outbid three formidable competitors in a Dec. 13 auction at the US Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles. He paid $1.2 million to acquire one of only four known examples of the iconic Metropolis three-sheet. Two of those four are held in institutional collections; the other two [including DeLuca's] are privately owned.
"For a poster I really want, I'll pay serious cash. I always put my money where my mouth is," DeLuca said.
Bidding opened in the courtroom at $740,000, upping the $700,000 private cash offer DeLuca had tendered previously to the Bankruptcy Court. Some of the movie-poster world's top players were present to chase the cinematic treasure. They included an agent for Heritage Auctions, London dealer Bruce Marchant, who represented UK collector AnDrew Cohen; and a rep from Profiles in History, who bid on behalf of Steve Fishler, owner of Metropolis Comics.
"If anything surprised me, it was that Heritage was not my main competitor. I expected to have to fight them tooth and nail, but they, and Fishler's representative, were out of the running before bidding even reached $900,000. At that point, it was myself versus Marchant," DeLuca said.
The battle concluded with DeLuca's $1.2 million bid for a group containing the Metropolis poster and eight other items, including a 1933 King Kong poster, a one-sheet teaser for The Invisible Man, and other posters.
The auction closed a chapter in the bankruptcy of collector Kenneth Schacter of Valencia, California. According to a Dec. 13 Reuters report, Schacter purchased the Metropolis poster seven years ago for $690,000, using funds he borrowed from an investor with whom he was to share profits once the poster was resold. When Schacter retained the poster in his own collection and did not resell it, Mannheim filed suit and won a judgment against Schacter.
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Tim Clement blogs from Melbourne after watching Andy Murray lose a thriller against Novak Djokovic.
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Another Grand Slam passes Andy Murray by and we're left asking a familiar question: what can we take from that effort that ignites belief that a major will soon be his?
The fight and the maturity were both there for the Scot to battle back from the brutal lows in a match of epic proportions, but it seemed the belief necessary was absent to turn a brave battle into a victory.
With the great Ivan Lendl in his corner, Murray showed restrain when frustrations might have prevailed before, with that calmness providing the platform to respond rather than breakdown.
However, maintaining such calmness when staring the prospect of victory over the world's number one in the face is a whole different beast.
Murray lost with the sort of fight and determination that would have filled him with pride, but winning dirty will fill him with far more satisfaction.
The challenge now is to find that sort of confidence that will prevent a repeat of last year's drought, having had to wait until Queen's first for his first title of 2011.
The 24-year-old spoke of his pride in being involved in such a great contest, a far cry from last year's final when he was mercilessly dismantled by the same player.
He also acknowledged that there's nothing specific he can work on in his game following this latest setback, while Djokovic labelled the Scot a "complete player" following their epic duel.
The second serve is the one area plenty point to, with a bleak win ratio of just 29 per cent against the Serb, which allowed 26 break-points.
Unfortunately this is an aspect of the game which is heavily underpinned by mental state - you can trust me on that one!
There are plenty of positives to take for Murray through with his winners count just two lower than Djokovic's - impressive given the Serb boasts the best attacking game on tour right now.
His restrained behaviour was also an important sign that he has the appropriate respect for his new coach Lendl, which is the key for that partnership to flourish.
At the end of the day people will make their own minds up on whether he did in fact 'bottle it again' or just came up short against a man at the top of the game, with that subsequent confidence the difference.
However, as long as wait for a first male British Grand Slam winner continues to be this intriguing and exciting then we should still consider ourselves fortunate.
Murray is fighting a good fight against a exceptional crop of players, and we've seen yet again that he has the heart and talent to ensure our hopes are realistic ones.
Anyway, another final between Djokovic and Rafael Nadal is a pretty decent prospect as far as consolation prizes go.


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The traditional Waldorf approach to grade school education recognizes that human culture has progressed in a similar way to how individual human beings mature. Thus the lessons in grades one through eight reflect the development of civilization from its beginnings to the present day in a manner that appeals to the age of the student. While grade levels are recognized, the entire grade school curriculum can be understood to be one continuous integrated process. Underscoring this is the fact that the teachers stay with their classes from grade one through grade eight (or grade six as is the case at PMWS). Having graduated their eldest class, a teacher will generally begin again with a group of first-graders the following year (or sometimes after a one-year sabbatical.)
The Waldorf approach recognizes that children have different temperaments and learning styles. Teachers work to bring a student's natural individual aptitudes and abilities out while also forming a coherent social group of the whole class. Classmates bond in a Waldorf school because the internal culture recognizes how individuals with different abilities can all contribute to the good of the group. In this sense, the class environment is more cooperative than competitive but in every way supportive of individual growth and accomplishment.
The curriculum itself integrates the arts, humanities and sciences and is taught in an age-appropriate way through storytelling, eurythmy (movement), music, poetry, drama, drawing, painting, modeling, reading, and writing. Students learn to think clearly and express themselves in a variety of ways. Foreign languages are taught beginning in grade one. Art, music and drama are utilized to teach other subjects, such at mathematics, history and reading. Developing in students a sense of coherence and integrity is preferred over the partitioning of disciplines. Later, in high school, specialization and refined study are supported and encouraged.
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Photography: Jose Porroche finds undiscovered gems on the beaches and streets of Barcelona
Spanish photographer Jose Porroche doesn't think he's a professional photographer and in the literal sense he's probably right; nobody's paying him any money for his images. But that's not to say that this amateur photographer doesn't have as much talent in his shutter-snapping little finger as some of the pros out there. In fact we'd wager he's better than some folks that draw an honest wage from their camera.
Jose's shots of his native Barcelona focus on the minutiae of this sprawling city, picking out details that few would spot in passing; an old man with a jumper that matches his concrete perch, shadows playing off the leather seats of a parked car and the iridescent sheen of animal fat rendering slowly from a warm piece of salami. He's also not afraid of capturing some of the uglier parts of the city, but manages to imbue them with a sense of excitement and energy that counteracts their aesthetic shortcomings. Amateur or otherwise Jose's got talent, someone toss him some cash so he can go pro.


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This morning I received the new WDI book. It's great. I also have the first one and I'm glad that it isn't just an updated version.
Unfortunately this book doesn't contain a lot of Disneyland Paris. I know that WDS isn't a great park and I'm sure that WDI isn't very proud of it, but it improved in the last years. It would have been great to read something about Crush's Coaster or about the Lights, Motors, Action Stuntshow.
I'm glad that there is so much about Tokyo in this book, but I expected a little bit more about the California Adventure makeover.
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WWEs booking of Cena makes perfect sense.
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Now with Extreme Rules behind us, John Cena can once again use his catchphrase, «The Champ is Here» truthfully. The decision to put the WWE championship belt back on Cena has, expectedly, not been received with laud and applause by the «IWC». You should think that the same people that for months complained about The Miz being champ now would rejoice, but some people can never be pleased.
But I think WWEs booking is smart, predictable, but smart. I will try to explain why, and you, dear reader, can rip me a new one on why I'm mistaken in the comments, just read on.
Why take the belt of The Miz?
In my view the main reason to give him it in the first place was to elevate him to main event status, and cement him in the audience view as a legit threat. Mission accomplished. At least as much as possible in the current run. He kept the title for more than 5 months. Who would have expected that when he won it back in November with the help of the Money in the Bank suitcase? And his run has helped to get Alex Riley familiar with WWE as well. Whether he sinks or swims on his own is yet to be seen. But now, The Miz is better served being a contender to the championship, and winning it at a later date. He has gotten all the rub from going toe to toe with Cena that can be expected, and he has proved he can take the ball and run with it. Its not like he hasn't been booked strong either. Not many superstars gets to kick out from Cenas finishers on a regular basis. What Creative has in store for him is anybodies guess, but he is no longer an afterthough. They could let him continue to feud with Cena for the title, or give him a new feud.
Why give it to Cena?
As John Morrison is as popular as diarrhea backstage, he was no option, and they needed a face to carry the belt. Especially as RAW is profoundly heel-heavy after the draft. Another options would have been Rey Mysterio, but he's too new on the brand. Cena is the face of the company after all, you might not like it, but that's the fact of the matter. He's recognized, popular with the casual viewers and a company man with no skeletons in the closet. Which means that as long as his health is sound, he will obviously be in the championship-picture, either as champion or contender.
And the match on Extreme Rules and the rematch on RAW could mean an end to the ongoing feud between the two. Wrestling 101 means that the face has to pull through. There is extremely few long feuds between a heel and face where the heel wins in the end. And unless they decide to continue the feud with The Miz it opens for some other aspiring main-eventer cutting his teeth on Cena the Champ.
Why is Cena booked so two-dimentional?
Cena is not the best wrestler in the world. But he's not useless in the ring either. He's accused of never selling, but it is more a case of him being booked to recouperate fast. Beat him down to within an inch of unconciousness, and he will still pop back up if you don't hurry. Now, is this something particular to Cena? Not really. All wrestlers tend to get up after beating that would kill the average man. Some sell injuries for a time, others don't, it depends on how the storyline is meant to play out.
So much for phycical injury, Cena doesn't sell psychology either. He's nearly always smiling and happy. Well as he's booked as someone who loves his fans, WWE, performing in the ring, and finds his inspiration and support there, why shouldn't he be happy? As for not selling anger, grief and other emotions consistently, take a look at Kane. He was tricked into «killing» his own father, Paul Bearer, by Edge, and a few months later he's playing the air-trombone with Santino Marella... Consistancy in never an issue in wrestling, never has been, never will be.
Cena is derogatorily called Superman, and that moniker has a element of truth. And when was the last time you saw Superman mope at the end of a storyarc? If you keep in mind the part Cena is supposed to play in the pantheon of WWE, it makes no sense making him too emotional and despondent.
And in making Cena a benchmark young upstarts can measure up against, they also has to protect him. If he gets beaten clean on a regular basis by anyone except someone firmly in the main event picture in the forseeable future, his value as a benchmark is reduced. Maybe Creative is too protective? But they probably want to err on the side of caution.
Cena is supposed to be a throwback to the faces of old, a primary coloured hero to the kids, who cannot be kept down for an extended period of time. He's meant to be the top dog all the young heels would like to usurp. Complaining when he plays that role to perfection, is, quite frankly, unfair.


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New coach Clark to begin tunure on exhibition tour
Appropriate for traveling to an area renowned as a honeymoon capital, the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's basketball team will see the end of its honeymoon period under a new coach.
The Islanders -- a collection of two returning scholarship players, 10 newcomers and a few experienced walk-ons -- have had little more than a week to practice under new head coach Perry Clark and his staff.
An NCAA law allows college teams to take an offseason exhibition tour outside the United States once every four years, so the team has a jump on the usual October start with a little August basketball.
So, it's onward to Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, part of a region that bills itself as the Honeymoon Capital of the World. Starting Saturday, A&M-Corpus Christi will try to mix holdovers and new faces during a series of three exhibition games in three days.
It also signifies the end of a time in which Clark is not seeking out who will start and sit, but rather is using the 10 extra days of practice and three games as a teaching tool. Come October, when all teams begin practice, Clark will sort out the starters, contributors and bench-warmers.
"I'm not evaluating this in a normal way, like we're in October," Clark said. "When you get ready to play for real, you've got to have some separation. You've got to have a top tier, a bottom tier, and guys adjust from there. I'm not looking for separation; I'm looking to teach. I want them to learn. I want them to enjoy this."
There's nothing like bonding on a long trip. But the importance of the trek goes beyond merely getting to know a new guy's favorite CD, swapping stories or listening to someone pick the guitar.
The Islanders are coming off a Southland Conference title in their first season in a conference. The only coaching staff in the program's history is gone. Centers Chris Daniels and Carl Nelson are the only scholarship players back from last season.
There's a lot of uncertainty, and the team has little time to mesh on the court before the games count.
"I was very excited when I heard about this," Nelson said. "I knew we had to do something before October came. I knew it would be the best thing that could happen. It gives us a chance to get to get to know each other and be ready for when the season actually starts."
Not only must the team get familiar with each other in terms of style of play and personality, but there are eight freshmen who must learn the way things are done in NCAA Division I basketball.
"This allows us to get our plays down pat and gets us in shape before anyone else," said freshman guard Antonio Topps, a Chicago player making his first trip to Canada. "The speed of the game has picked up since high school basketball, and I'm adjusting to that."
Topps was familiar with many of the personalities on the team as several newcomers made it down for summer school. But, of the new players, only freshman forward Mike Behrens was working out with the team prior to Clark's arrival. Behrens enrolled in January, and was able to get in some practice.
More important than knowing that this player is a practical joker and this one likes to kick back and listen to some music is attainting on-court familiarity and discipline.
"I really wanted them to understand how hard you have to play at the college level," Clark said. "We've been able to get some offensive concepts down, and they have started to understand some defensive concepts. But I think the biggest thing is the regimen of practicing every day."
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Eddyfi announces the launch of the latest version of Magnifi®, its leading-edge acquisition and analysis software. Magnifi is already the most comprehensive, stable, and reliable software for multitechnology surface and tube inspections, but with version 3.3, Magnifi just got better. Much better.
This latest version of Magnifi introduces a series of new features to make inspections faster and more versatile, greatly improving performance:
"This is a very exciting release. It introduces a setup wizard and probe database, along with other new features and improvements. It's now possible to create high-performance setups for conventional and array probes in next to no time compared to previous versions of the software," says Marc Grenier, Magnifi Product Manager at Eddyfi. "Our team of software developers has worked tirelessly to deliver this new version that will benefit the hundreds of license holders around the globe."
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Eddyfi is the most dynamic company in the field of non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment. It employs the world's most renowned experts in the field of advanced eddy current testing. Eddyfi focuses on providing complete high-end solutions for the inspection of critical components in several major industries including nuclear, power generation, oil and gas, and aerospace. The company develops the industry's best performing and most reliable test instruments, scanners, surface and tube probes, and acquisition and analysis software. Eddyfi has the expertise, engineering, and manufacturing flexibility to supply fully-integrated and specially-made solutions that make customers safer, more efficient and more profitable.


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The Executive Lunch™ Barbie® doll fashion was part of the 1999 membership kit for The Official Barbie Collector's ClubSM. The ensemble included a Chanel-esque woven black and white suit, a white body suit, sheer black stockings, black and white spectator heels, faux pearl jewelry, and a black purse accented with a red handkerchief with white polka dots.
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No polish will ever compare.
OPI DS Glamour
You know... I did enjoy the hunt for My Private Jet. I bought DS Glamour off Amazon when it was still relatively easy to find. So, no thrill! Or anything. BUT this is way sexier. 2 coats for full opacity, gorgeous color, that HOLO.... oh Glamour, my love, I almost wish I was marrying you, not Christian.
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Happy Monday x_x
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My current Zooks......
Can't explain why I like them so much. My 1st "real" motorcycle was a 1968 Suzuki TC 120, a 3 speed with the dual range tranny. Next was a 1972 TC90. Same dual gearbox but 4 speeds! My next Suzuki was a brand spanking new 1978 PE 250. God, I loved that bike. Sold it after a while, only to get another of the same model soon after. Took a long break from bikes, trying to be a family man. luckily for me my step son had a dirt bike, and it's been game on since I sat on it!!!! that was about 10 years ago.
These 2 are my current rides, and I also have a 1982 PE 175 in the basement, all rebuilt and looking purty, should have brought her out for the pic too. The 76 is just a cool bike, and listening to the 2 stroke triple will just...........f'n awsome. Bought the '12 vstrom this past spring, and I love this bike too. Good thread!
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|View of the Hudson River from Black Mountain on the Appalachian Trail. (Photo © Skip Card)
The Hike
This long, grueling, but extremely beautiful section of the Appalachian Trail will test hikers strength and stamina. In exchange, the path offers exceptional mountaintop scenery. If you can wipe the sweat out of your eyes, youll love the view.
From Bear Mountain Inn, follow the wide sidewalk past the inn and pick up the Appalachian Trail (long white blazes) near Hessian Lake where it meets the terminus of both the Cornell Mine (blue) and Major Welch (red) Trails. Also present is the SuffernBear Mountain Trail (yellow), which runs aligned with the AT for the first .6 mile. Follow the path uphill, where the pavement slowly disintegrates into a wide trail. The path gets steeper and rockier as you work up the forested hillside. After one mile, the AT joins a paved road, which leads past a view of the Hudson River. After .3 mile of pavement, turn left to resume the steep uphill ascent. The trail crosses several roads near the summit picnic area before emerging onto bedrock lumps a stones throw from Bear Mountains Perkins Tower. Drink in the dramatic vista, 1,305 feet above the river, then begin your descent.
The AT crosses the parking lot and descends steeply for .6 mile along a trail that toggles between dense woods and bare bedrock. Turn left when the trail reaches Perkins Drive and walk downhill along the shoulder .5 mile before turning right to return to shaded woods. After an undulating .5 mile, cross Seven Lakes Drive. Stay with the AT past the 1777 West (red) and Fawn (red) Trails and begin the steep, thigh-frying trudge up West Mountain. Views of Bear Mountain (and beyond) appear just before you reach West Mountains long summit ridge and a junction with the Timp-Torne Trail (blue). By now, youve covered 4.3 miles.
Turn left and follow white and blue blazes as the AT and T-T together head south along the rocky crest past several eye-popping viewpoints. After .7 mile, Timp-Torne heads left, reaching West Mountain Shelter in another .6 mile. Veer right at the junction and follow the AT steeply downhill past several woods roads and bike paths. Just beyond babbling Beechy Bottom Brook, the AT picks up the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail (red dot atop white), and the two paths run in tandem for the next three miles.
Carefully dash across the busy Palisades Interstate Parkway (trail register located in the median between the four lanes) and begin ascending Black Mountain. The grade grows steeper past a junction with the 1779 Trail (blue), and some scrambling may be required before you near the 1,205-foot summit and its wide view of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. By now, youve gone 6.7 miles. Descending, the AT passes one more viewpoint before crossing the woods road leading to Silvermine Lake.
Ascend again, this time up broad Letterrock Mountain. A generally uphill course leads over a rocky hill above the William Brien Memorial Shelter and a junction with the Menomine Trail (yellow). Continue .8 mile through oak forest carpeted in lush undergrowth to a junction where the Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail splits left.
The AT veers right at the junction, and 1.2 miles later crosses Seven Lakes Drive. Past a small stream, the trail heads steeply up the side of Stockbridge Mountain, then curls south through the trees. After one final dip and rise, the trail leads to Arden Valley Road, .3 mile from Tiorati Circle.
Backpackers on this section of the AT can sleep at the West Mountain Shelter, which accommodates eight, or the William Brien Memorial Shelter, with bunks for four. Springs at both sites can go dry in late summer, so refill water bottles at streams before your arrival.
To reach Bear Mountain Inn, cross the George Washington Bridge and take the first exit onto the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Follow the parkway north to its end near the Bear Mountain Bridge traffic circle. Curl right onto Route 9W/Route 202, heading south. Turn right at the first traffic light, following signs to Bear Mountain. Coach USAs Short Line buses provide daily service to Bear Mountain Inn via Route 9W. For details, call 800/631-8405, www.shortlinebus.com.
To reach the southern end of the trail near Tiorati Circle, follow the Palisades Interstate Parkway past the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area and veer left onto Route 6 toward Harriman. In .3 mile, the road reaches the Long Mountain Circle. Curl around to the left onto Seven Lakes Drive. Head west 3.7 miles to the Tiorati Circle. Parking is available in the nearby picnic area on Lake Tiorati. Walk .3 mile along Arden Valley Road to reach the Appalachian Trail.
Information and Contact
There are no hiking fees. Parking at Bear Mountain Inn costs $6. Dogs must be leashed. Bikes are not allowed on the Appalachian Trail. Trails are shown on Map 3 of the Appalachian Trail Guide to New YorkNew Jersey. The AT and its intersecting side trails also are shown on Map 4 of the Harriman/Bear Mountain Trails series produced by the New YorkNew Jersey Trail Conference. For more information, contact the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, P.O. Box 807, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425, 304/535-6331, www.appalachiantrail.org.
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|calendar>> January 9. 2014 Juche 103
Kim Jong Un's Work Published in Russia
| Pyongyang, January 9 (KCNA) -- Supreme leader Kim Jong Un's work "The Sons and Daughters of Revolutionary Martyrs Should Become the Reliable Backbone of the Songun Revolution Who Would Stoutly Carry Forward the Lineage of Mangyongdae, the Lineage of Paektu" was brought out in pamphlet by the Nakhodka Format Publishing House of Russia on Dec. 25 last year.
His letter, made public on Oct. 12, Juche 101 (2012), clarifies that Mangyongdae Revolutionary School and Kang Pan Sok Revolutionary School are schools of President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il and centers for training the backbone of the Songun revolution as they were built and developed under the care of the great persons of Mt. Paektu.
It also clarifies the responsibilities and duties of the revolutionary schools.
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Kevin McHale on Glee Season 4: "Everybody's at a Crossroads" — Exclusive
Graduation is creeping up for many of the New Directions, including original member Artie Abrams (Kevin McHale). So, what's in store for him and the rest of the seniors at McKinley? During Fox's TCA party, Wetpaint Entertainment spoke exclusively with Kevin, where he gave some details on what we can expect in the second half of the season.
Wetpaint Entertainment: What's happening in spring?
Kevin McHale: A lot! We pick up with people having to kind of face questions of what they want to do with their lives. You know, easy stuff.
Is graduation on their minds again?
I feel like it's that kind of the middle-of-the-school-year type of thing where it's like, yeah, you really have to commit to what you're doing. And I think the glee club's in a weird place.
Well, they lost Sectionals, and for some of us, it's our last year. It's not how we thought it would go. We're not living up to expectations. And New York meant big changes, positive changes, with Kurt [Chris Colfer] getting into NYADA. It's very transitional where we left off. So we pick up in the midst of all that craziness. I think the first episode back really sets the tone for all of that. We need to focus. Like, "Hold on, what's actually happening here?"
So what's Artie's journey for the spring arc?
Well, he's graduating. I think the Christmas episode was big because all the characters, they're really becoming comfortable with themselves and figuring out what they want to do and being okay with that. With Blaine [Darren Criss] and Brittany [Heather Morris] and Tina [Jenna Ushkowitz] and Artie, I think you'll see them all coming together and being strong and figuring out what they want to do. Everybody's kind of at a crossroads in their own lives.
What does he want to do?
I don't know. I feel like right now the natural progression is maybe pursue directing, something like that. But luckily, thank God, I don't have to come up with that stuff because the show would have been cancelled after two episodes, if that. So whatever they choose to do I know will be appropriate because they handled the transition to New York, I think, so well. It couldn't have gone any smoother.
Do you still enjoy it?
Yes, I do. I want to be around as long as they want me. I love it.
How is it different now?
It's different in that it's become normal now, a little bit. It's still odd. Like today was my first day back, and I'm like, "it's really weird." I was just in Texas with family, and here I am, looking around at all the cameras and stuff. I had to remind myself, this is a privilege that I actually get to do this every day and show up. It is work, but at the same time, it's what I want to be doing. And not everybody can say that. So, I realize how fortunate I am to be doing that.
Do you think Artie and Sugar will ever be revisited?
Vanessa [Lengies (Sugar)] and I sure hope so. We keep trying to push it. There's times in episodes where it actually makes it into the episodes where it's not scripted, but we throw in stuff with each other. We're really gunning for it.
What about the diva episode? What can you say?
The girls have been working their butts off. A bunch of us got to watch Jenna today do an incredible, athletic number with all these dancers. They're bringing it. It's fun. Episodes like this, the guys get to switch off. For this episode, we're getting to watch the girls do some incredible numbers.


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Security forces walk past Bahraini Shiite Muslims shouting religious slogans to protest against them on Jan. 1, 2014 in the village of Sanabis, west of Manama. AFP PHOTO/MOHAMMED AL-SHAIKH
DUBAI: Bahrain accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards Friday of providing opposition militants with explosives training in order to carry out attacks in the Gulf kingdom, announcing that it had arrested five suspects.
Bahrain is ruled by a Sunni Muslim dynasty but has a population that is majority Shiite. The government crushed a mostly Shiite-led uprising in 2011 and has long accused predominantly Shiite Iran of meddling in its affairs.
Chief prosecutor Osama al-Oufi said the intelligence service reported last month that "Bahraini Ahmed Mahfuz Mussawi, currently living in Iran, had planned terrorist bombing operations targeting institutions and places vital to the sovereignty and security of the kingdom."
Quoted by state news agency BNA, he added that five people had been arrested and "admitted joining a group to carry out terrorist attacks... and travelled to Iran to receive training in Revolutionary Guards camps and then received sums of money."
On Monday, Bahraini authorities said they had seized a boat smuggling explosives made in Iran and Syria into the country.
Since the 2011 uprising, which called for democratic reforms, demonstrations have regularly been held in Shiite villages around the capital, often sparking clashes with security forces.
At least 89 people have been killed in Bahrain since the protests began, according to the International Federation for Human Rights.
Several bomb attacks have taken place in recent months, including one that targeted a Sunni mosque close to the royal court in July but caused no casualties.
Tensions escalated over the weekend as authorities interrogated top Shiite opposition leader Ali Salman.
The head of the main Shiite bloc Al-Wefaq was released after a day of questioning, but was charged with incitement to religious hatred and spreading false news endangering national security.
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