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Thanks for the reply. I'm going to look for a service manual and see if I can do some of the maintenance myself. I'm just getting the hang of the kick starter. I had a hard time starting it today, but after re-reading the owners manual and giving it full throttle as it stated, it started right up. When it runs low on gas, will the engine cut out and require turning the fuel lever to the reserve position? I have to get some new tires as it still has the original tires. Thanks again. Have a good evening.
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I rode a 2001 KLR250 for something over 10,000 miles. It was a fine dual sport. I commuted and took it off road.I never modded it at all. I carried stuff in a tank bag and enjoyed the heck out of the bike.
Oil changes were quite easy as I recall. I checked and adjusted the valves a few times. It wasn't too tough having screw type adjusters. I had a service manual, and I remember it left out a few things in describing the procedure. As I recall, I had to unbolt a cooling fan and let it dangle by the wires. And there was a kind of a double triangle shaped bracket with three bolt holes in each half that had to be removed-no big deal.
I bought the KLR250 specifically because it had a kick starter.I gad owned quite a few dual sports over many years and they all had kick starters. The 250 started so easily that I never regretted it.My KLR250 could sit for six weeks in the winter, and fire off with a single kick as long as I used the starting procedure that the bike liked.
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Gyula Zsivótzky
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The native form of this personal name is Zsivótzky Gyula. This article uses the Western name order.
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|September 29, 2007
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Gyula Zsivótzky (February 25, 1937 – September 29, 2007) was a Hungarian athlete who competed in hammer throw. Born in Budapest, he won two Olympic silver medals and one gold medal.
One of his sons is decathlete Attila Zsivoczky. The other is former football player Gyula Zsivóczky Jr..
Zsivótzky was elected Hungarian Sportsman of the Year in 1965 after winning at the Summer Universiade and in 1968 for his Olympic gold medal.
Gyula Zsivótzky died in his native Budapest from cancer, aged 70.
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IHRA Nitro Jam returning to San Antonio Raceway
MARION – Officials with the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) have announced that the IHRA San Antonio Nitro Jam Nationals will be returning to San Antonio Raceway on September 25-26. The two-day drag racing event will feature some of the fastest cars in IHRA drag racing competition at the quarter-mile dragstrip. The event, which was […] [Read More]
San Antonio Raceway drag racers glad to be back on track
MARION – After facing a sudden death with no hope of ever returning, San Antonio Raceway came roaring back to life this weekend. Professional and amateur drag racing at the recently foreclosed quarter-mile dragstrip came to an abrupt halt in January. SAR, which opened in February 2001, was one of the premier dragstrips in the […] [Read More]
Drag racing is underway at San Antonio Raceway today
Marion – The track is back. San Antonio Raceway, the quarter-mile dragstrip east of San Antonio, reopened today by holding the IHRA Summit SuperSeries bracket racing event. Time trials finished around 2 p.m. and the first round of eliminations is about to begin. The races are expected to continue throughout the day and into the […] [Read More]
San Antonio Raceway reopens this weekend
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Friday Night Drags returns tonight at Texas Motor Speedway
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Washington D.C. is famously known as "Hollywood for ugly people," so perhaps it's no surprise that when the candidate in question is a genuine celebrity they have an unfair advantage over their election rivals, especially considering the uniform unpopularity of career politicians. Some celebrities have quietly served their home districts in Congress or local office while others have ascended to the highest seats of power in the land. Read more…
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Amidst the People's Choice Awards' teleprompter flubs, boring video packages, and less-than-funny hosting was some surprisingly foxy fashion. Traditionally celebs wait to pull out the big style guns for the Golden Globes or Oscars (or any award show with a televised red carpet) but Taylor Swift, Kristen Stewart, Kim Kardashian and Selena Gomez looked every bit the Hollywood starlets tonight at the PCAs. Swift rocked her usual feminine, soft, retro look while Kardashian wore a shimmery curve-hugging dress. KStew looked better than ever in an ultra-mini Reem Acra dress and sky-high heels.
Check out our top 10 best dressed celebs at the People's Choice Awards. [Photos: Getty Images]
10. Malin Akerman
9. Johnny Depp
8. Emma Roberts
7. Zac Efron
6. Minka Kelly
3. Taylor Swift
2. Selena Gomez
Did we miss any of your favorite looks of the night? Let us know in the comments.
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Sad Madonna Leaves Africa Without Mercy
Madonna returned to the UK yesterday without the little girl she hoped to adopt from Malawi. The Sun reports that Mercy James spent time in tears crying, "Where's my mummy?" after Madonna and her family left the African country. With an appeal already in process, Madonna looked sad as she arrived at London's Luton airport, where Guy Ritchie was on hand to greet son David Banda. He's set to spend a week with him and eldest son Rocco at his home in Wiltshire, while Madonna and Lourdes returned to her central London house. The star is said to be prepared to do "whatever it takes" to succeed in her adoption plans. [Photo: Getty Images]
Jennifer Lopez Still Ruining Cris Judd's Love Life
Cris Judd is still around and his life is still dictated by Jennifer Lopez, y'all. Our favorite of her ex-husbands/fiancés (just because he was clearly so unsuited for the job) is currently choreographing a Chippendales tour which kicks off in Britain shortly. (Yes, we know). Speaking to the UK's Closer magazine, poor old Cris bemoans his inability to find a woman since splitting with J.Lo back in 2002.
"I want to get married and start a family … I'm not seeing anyone at the moment but I wish I was. I've had girlfriends since Jennifer but they always compared themselves to her, and we ended up splitting up."
Aw, diddums. Never mind, who needs romance when your career's going so well? [Photos: Splash News Online]
More People Waiting For Jade Goody To Die
The daily, if not hourly coverage of UK reality star Jade Goody's inevitable death from cervical cancer is beginning to take on a macabre twist. On the same day that Britain's OK! magazine published a hideously tacky "tribute issue" to the 27 year old, before she's actually died (complete with celebrity "pals" talking about her in the past tense), an announcement was made about a cancer diary book coming out about her life.
"It is impossible not to be moved by her heart-warming voice which comes through loud and clear on every page of this last diary. This emotional book tells a fascinating story of our time, a story of a woman who rose to fame as a controversial reality TV star and has now won admiration in the eyes of many for the fortitude with which she is facing terminal cancer," says Belinda Budge of publisher HarperCollins.
As the book's not going to come out until after she's passed, it feels more and more like an entire industry is poised over this poor girl, waiting for her to go. If not only so The Sun can stop its daily barrel-scraping headlines of "Jade's Last Look At Sunny Fields" and "Jade's Last Party." Sad. [Photo: Splash News Online]
Gwyneth Joins Up To Kabbalah With Madonna?
Is Kabbalah part of the contract everyone signs when they ask for permission to hang with Madonna? We're only asking because her London-based BFF Gwyneth Paltrow was snapped last night wearing the scrawny piece of red string around her wrist. It's already crystal clear that Madonna demands her men fall into line with her beliefs – she's currently hauling embryonic Jesus Luz into the Kabbalah Center regularly and A-Rod's ex-wife Cynthia accused the star of using the "religion" to lure her husband. A British paper recently called Madge the 'world's most boring date' for this habit of only taking her conquests out for a nice sesh of religious brainwashing teaching for their dates, but is she also the world's most ridiculously demanding friend, too?
Mr T Attempts To Sort Out UK
Fed up with the recession? All you need to do is 'man up', apparently. For some random reason we can't quite fathom, Mr T is in the UK and has decided to bully the British people out of the current economic woes.
"If you get knocked down, setbacks in life, like applying for a job if they don't hire you, keep trying, keep getting up, keep doing it. Don't give up, that's what it's about," he said.
Wow – thanks! We would have never realized that before. Although, perhaps he should have thought twice before describing the UK's national sport as 'wimpy soccer'. Ah. We wouldn't advise him to walk around certain parts of the country now, no matter how tough he is. Many 'soccer' fans won't appreciate that advice coming from a middle-aged 1980s actor. [Photo: FilmMagic]


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1843-C Half Eagle, Minimally Marked AU551843-C $5 AU55 PCGS. Variety 2. Variety 2 is attributed by the mintmark centered over the V in FIVE; Variety 1 has the mintmark centered over the right half of the V. The 1843-C is rare in Choice AU and above. Yellow-gold surfaces display traces of luster in the recessed areas and reveal just a few light circulation marks. This latter factor is significant because most surviving examples are heavily abraded or have planchet defects. The obverse of this piece is well-struck while the reverse shows the typical weakness on the eagle's neck feathers and the left (facing) leg and claw. Population: 10 in 55, 17 finer (10/13).(Registry values: P4) (NGC ID# 25T3, PCGS# 8214)
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Tove Jansson was a one-woman phenomenon. Last year Finland celebrated the centenary of the much-loved Moomin creator and children's uberauthor and illustrator, and you might remember we spoke to C-G Hagström for the Autumn issue of Printed Pages about photographing her throughout her life.
We all got quite excited about this book of film posters from Kino Xenix, the underground cinema that has become something of a cultural institution in Zurich. Starting as a nomadic student film club back in 1981 with little more than a super 8 film projector, it's been upheld as a bastion of Zurich's youth culture since setting up shop in a former school barracks several years later.
Paris-based studio Zoo has been featured on the site before for their zesty posters for a music event, and this time they're back with a beautiful identity for the Festival de l'Histoire de l'Art 2015. Created as part of a proposal for a competition held by the Ministry of Culture and Communication, the theme was "Matière de l'œuvre (the matter of the work of art)."
Showing a bit of love for the humble number is Muokkaa Studio AKA Alex López Becerro, with his series of Memphis-inspired numbers for Spanish magazine Yorokobu and their annual calendar. A fabulous mix of primary shades and pastel hues, these creations are all 3D renders but start as sketches on paper. "Once I have an idea that I think will work, I start working on the computer. For this project I designed shapes, modules and patterns to form the letters – because they have several elements in common, they form a font family of numbers," Alex explains.
I don't know a lot about Icelandic literature, but I know what I like. Well I don't, but I know when I like the covers, and boy do I like the covers that Studio Studio creates. The Reykjavík-based studio is made up of Arnar Freyr Guðmundsson and Birna Geirfinnsdóttir, and works a lot in the cultural sector designing books, brochures, identities, catalogues, signage, websites and typography. The work is clean, bright and intelligent, with poster designs as crisp and sophisticated as covers for complex literary works. As well as their editorial design prowess, the studio also boasts some brilliant identity design projects, including that for the Icelandic Art Center, which uses a simple blue and white template from which the identity can be expanded in multiple formats and looks using an expressive brushstroke device. Twice the name, and twice as nice.
We're not short on submissions of projects examining whether print is obsolete (SPOILER ALERT! It isn't), so the work has to be pretty special for us to take notice. That of German designer Isabel Seiffert really stood out, and her book and design for Not the End of Print is considered, accomplished and fully embraces the physical media it endorses. Not only did Isabel design the book, she also carried out the research and penned the text. The gorgeously tactile foils and hand-stamping and well-crafted layout show her dedication to the print cause, and nod to the more sensory appeal of pages over browser windows. While not an original idea by any means, Isabel's craft and eye make this a piece that stands out and begs to be pored over, analogue style.


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lol ok that was to get your attention, but this is about space hulk.
Don't know about many of you , I do hope there is some elements of the space hulk of warhammer. I loved the days of feeling my miniatures were in a battle as in the movie Aliens. It was a blast to play the bugs or the marines. From awesome gear to bugs that move at the speed of light, the attention was always high on the hulks we played on. Now having some Eldar (did I remember that name right?) definitely added to the mix. It was pretty insane battles in tight quarters and when the chaos marines showed up to fight off the Eldar it just got worse ;) ahh fun times back then , fun times. Thou if I am not mistaken, this will probably be taken from Warhammer fantasy huh? oh well , it would be cool to see the more space hulk version...here is to hoping :)
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Fewer than two per cent of cesarean births in British Columbia were a result of maternal request, but the number of cesarean and assisted vaginal deliveries varied widely across health regions in B.C., according to a new study by University of British Columbia researchers.
"There is a misconception that the overall increase of cesarean births is the result of maternal request," says lead author Gillian Hanley, a PhD student in the UBC School of Population and Public Health. "Our analysis of B.C. data shows that this is not the case."
Published in the June issue of the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the UBC study examined all deliveries in B.C. between 2004 and 2007 and found an average of 21.2 per 100 deliveries were first-time C-sections and 14.2 per 100 deliveries were assisted vaginal deliveries involving the use of forceps and/or vacuum devices. Dystocia or abnormal or difficult childbirth was the most common reason for cesarean deliveries (30 per cent), followed by non-reassuring fetal heart rate (19.1 per cent).
Canada's cesarean delivery rate has increased dramatically over the past two decades, reaching an all time high of 26.3 per cent of in-hospital deliveries in 2005-2006. Until recently, B.C. had the highest cesarean rate in the country, according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information.
The study also found significant regional variations in cesarean and assisted vaginal delivery rates across B.C.'s 16 Health Services Delivery Areas that could not be explained by accounting for medical indications for these procedures. Cesarean delivery rates ranged from 27.5 per cent in the South Vancouver Island area to 16.1 per cent in Kootenay Boundary. Assisted vaginal delivery rates ranged from 18.6 per cent in Vancouver to 8.6 per cent in East Kootenay.
"In other words, some regions are either performing too many or too few cesareans after taking into consideration the characteristics and condi
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Just got a feelng he was out. All this bad calls come back and haunt
Just got a feelng he was out. All this bad calls come back and haunt
Rolen is killing us
Play after play after play that we had the pleasure of not seeing during the season.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
This is BS. The Phils should have been retired right now.
That hit was plenty fair. Atleast by a quarter of an inch.
-Steve Stone
Not even close. He was out
This will not change until the Reds win the World Series.......
April 28, 2006.
dear lord, and he looked out. I mean really, it was NOT CLOSE
"You're drunk again. No, I'm just exhausted 'cause I've been up all night drinking."
Peter Griffin
He was out. Thanks ump.
"....the two players I liked watching the most were Barry Larkin and Eric Davis. I was suitably entertained by their effortless skill that I didn't need them crashing into walls like a squirrel on a coke binge." - dsmith421
That call on Utlley getting HBP was Bull Crap.
I hope it doesn't come back to haunt us.
Dear lord.
Holy cheese balls.
Go Gators!
Classic Cincinnati sports right here.
you have got to be kidding me. That is sad. Just sad. What a great season to come down to this ****.
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iPod touch
Last updated with price cuts and an upgraded low-end model in June of 2014.
At a Glance
The iPod touch is Apple's only iPod running iOS, offering access to the App Store and the same 4-inch Retina display found on the company's iPhone 5 and 5s. Apple's most recent update cut prices across the board on the iPod touch and upgraded the low-end 16 GB model to feature the same rear camera and Loop wrist strap support found on 32 GB and 64 GB models.
Current Specs
- $199 for 16 GB, $249 for 32 GB, $299 for 64 GB
- 4-inch Retina display
- Dual-core A5 chip
- Front-facing FaceTime HD camera
- 5-megapixel rear camera
- Six color options
Current Version
Apple updated its iPod touch lineup on June 26, 2014, unifying features and lowering prices across the board on all three capacities. The iPod touch in 16, 32, and 64 GB sizes is now priced at $199/$249/$299, with all three models available in six different colors. In July of 2014, the new 16 GB iPod touch became available in several international countries in addition to the U.S. and Canada.
Apple had previously offered its 16 GB iPod touch only in silver and without a rear camera or support for the Loop wrist strap, with pricing set at $229. Full-featured 32 GB and 64 GB models had been available for $299 and $399 respectively. With the update the 32 GB and 64 GB models were unchanged with the exception of $50 and $100 price cuts respectively.
It is not known exactly when we might see another update to the iPod touch, but images buried within iTunes 12.2 depict the iPod touch in several shades that do not exist, sparking speculation that an updated iPod touch is in the works.
In More Detail
The current fifth-generation iPod touch was originally introduced in September 2012, with shipments beginning the following month. The launch marked a significant enhancement for the iPod touch, moving to the same 4-inch Retina display found in the iPhone 5 while also upgrading to a dual-core A5 chip and adding a "Loop" wrist strap and an improved 5-megapixel rear camera, all in a thinner design than the previous generation.
The launch saw a split in the iPod touch lineup as the new model gained the same 4-inch Retina display found in the iPhone 5, an addition that contributed to the fifth-generation iPod touch's starting price of $299 for a 32 GB model and resulted in Apple continuing to offer the fourth-generation iPod touch as a lower-priced option at $199 for a 16 GB model. That split lineup was not rectified until May 2013, when Apple introduced a new 16 GB fifth-generation iPod touch at $229, taking advantage of component cost declines and the removal of the rear camera and Loop wrist strap to help reach an acceptable entry-level price point for the new iPod touch. That move allowed Apple to officially discontinue the fourth-generation models, unifying the iPod touch line under the 4-inch Retina display and Apple's A5 chip.
The 32 GB and 64 GB fifth-generation iPod touch were originally offered in slate, silver, blue, pink, yellow, and special (PRODUCT) RED color options, while the 16 GB model introduced in May 2013 is available only in silver. Apple's minor September 2013 update saw the slate color replaced with a space gray option on the 32 GB and 64 GB models.
As of June 2014, Apple has reunified the lineup with the same features and color options available across all three capacities. A teardown revealed the 16 GB iPod touch uses the same internals as the previously available models, and the only remaining difference is the Loop wrist strap, which is included with the 32 GB and 64 GB models but sold separately for the 16 GB model.
While Apple's iPod lineup has seen declining sales in recent years as customers have increasingly shifted to smartphones for their media player and app needs, the iPod touch remains the flagship model in routinely accounting for over 50% of all iPod sales. The device is the only iPod model to offer compatibility with the App Store and has now sold over 100 million units since its 2007 debut.
The iPod touch's last minor update came in June of 2014 with the addition of the low-end iPod touch and the across the board price cut. The iPod touch is beginning to show its age, having last been updated in 2011 and continuing to offer an A5 chip while the newest iPhones and iPads are sporting A8 and A8X chips, respectively.
What's Next
We don't have concrete information on when we might see a new version of the iPod touch, but images buried within the new iTunes 12.2 update depict the iPod touch, shuffle, and nano in three new colors: bright pink, deep blue, and light gold.
None of these colors are currently available, sparking speculation that Apple will introduce a new iPod models or new color options in the near future. There do not appear to be any external changes to the iPods, except perhaps the removal of the attachment for the wrist loop on the iPod touch. It is unclear if Apple plans to introduce internal updates, such as more storage or an improved processor.
Based on the "July 14" date seen on the Calendar app in the iPod touch images, the update could perhaps come in mid-July, on Tuesday, July 14.


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This book is for the tax practitioner who needs to be effective when writing. It identifies the key laws, rules and expectations which affect the form and content of the main documents tax practitioners need to write. Tax Effective Writing aims to show how the tax practitioner can write those...
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Ropa Vieja
24 Jun 2009
Ropa Vieja is an irresistible side dish that you simply can't resist. Try this Ropa Vieja dish; I am sure you will have a huge fan following for this one!
|Rump roast
|2 Pound
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Bay leaf
|Coarse black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|3 Tablespoon
|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Green peppers
|2 , chopped
|3 , peeled and chopped
|Instant garlic powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Oregano leaves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
Put meat in saucepan.
Add water, bay leaf, black pepper and 2 tsp.of salt.
Simmer until meat is very tender, about 3 hours.
With a fork, pull meat apart into strings.
Heat oil, saute' onions until golden.
Add remaining ingredients, including meat, and 3/4 tsp.salt.
Simmer 30 minutes, or until most of the moisture is gone.
Serve over fluffy rice.
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Customer Reviews of ACP-EP Memory 2GB Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Mini Flash Drive - USB/2GB-2.0
Speed of this USB drive is good5/23/2008
After reading the first review about the speed of this drive, I was a little concerned. I own an EP Memory 512 MB drive, love it, and it has always done well in speed comparisons. My tests are not completely scientific but this 2GB also does well. I ran a variety of tests with 4 flash drives. An EP Memory 512MB, EP Memory 2GB, Memorex 1GB, and Sandisk Cruzer Micro 2GB. All are USB 2.0. The EP 512MB always came out on top, The EP 2GB and Sandisk 2GB were always close to each other and most times matched the speed of the EP 512MB. Sometimes the EP 2GB was a little faster (~10%) than the Sandisk, sometimes the Sandisk was a little faster (~10%) than the EP 2GB. The Memorex was always the slowest. About 60-80% slower. I have only used my EP 2GB for a few days but I suspect I will be happy with it also.
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Good value for 2 gigs!10/19/2006
This little flash drive is handy to use, packs a lot of storage space, and comes with a built-in loop for a clip attachment. The only problem I've had with it is that it is extraordinarily small--narrower than all of my other flash drives, so it could easily get lost. I keep mine on a lanyard at all times!
Snug Fit10/19/2006
I bought two ACP-EP one for myself and I have stashed another away for my daughter for xmas. This fits the bill for size and USB fit. I immediately put mine on my keychain and stuck in my pocket for fit and it slid in very nicely along with my wad of keys. I like the snug fit of the USB connection, most of the mini/thumb drives are loose when pushed into the connection not this one, and the cover is nice and snug... I wont have trouble loosing this cover like I have most of the others! Nice and fast transfer rate also. This is great for transfering my artwork from one computer to another!!! Great Fit! The one thing i would suggest is that the manufacturer make the little key chain holder "tab" a little more sturdy.
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As a dentist, I need the gear I use to work simply so I can concentrate on my patients. This USB memory flash drive works great right out of th package. I use it to back up my office data before I go home each night. Smooth!
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This flash drive worked flawlessly from Day 1. It's a great product at a great price. I've used it far more than I anticipated because it's so easy to use.
USB Drive ACP-EP 2GB10/17/2006
This is a great item. The only issue I might have is that it is so small, it may be possible to lose it. It is very convenient for transferring files from home computer sessions to the office computer.


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Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians confirms James Harrison interest
Wednesday, it was reported the Arizona Cardinals were bringing linebacker James Harrison in for a visit.
Thursday, word came out that the team was negotiating a contract with the former Pittsburgh Steeler and Cincinnati Bengal.
Friday, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians addressed the rumors.
"I met with James today, we'll see what happens," Arians said Friday afternoon. "He's in good shape."
Harrison, 36, was the 2008 NFL AP Defensive Player of the Year, a First-Team All-Pro in 2008 and 2010 and a Pro Bowl selection in 2007, '08, '09, '10 and '11.
The outside linebacker has amassed 472 total tackles in his career along with 66 sacks, nine fumble recoveries and one unforgettable interception return in a Super Bowl, much as Cardinals fans would like to.
However, he is coming off arguably the worst season in his career, tallying just 30 tackles along with two sacks in his lone season with the Bengals.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Friday afternoon that the team's visit with Harrison went well, but Harrison's agent said a deal is not expected to get done between the two sides. AZCentral Sports' Kent Somers added that Harrison is not signing due to a combination of age, durability questions and money.
Yet, the Cardinals' interest in Harrison could be based on a variety of factors. Not only does Arians have familiarity with him due to their shared time with the Steelers, but he could also provide depth and, maybe, the kind of playmaking ability that could help.
The Cardinals struck gold with another linebacker who many was thought to be washed up in John Abraham last year, and may see a similar possibility with Harrison.
And if nothing else, the linebacker could help fill the void left when Darnell Dockett went down with a torn ACL late in training camp. Though they don't play the same position, the two have something important in common.
"Yes he does," Arians said when asked if Harrison has a similar attitude to Dockett. "We'd like to have it, yes."
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