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I have a 1999 Camry, which I love. My check engine light was on and the car wouldn't pass the emission test, I had it checked out and the 1st Oxygen sensor was bad. I replaced it, reset the computer, and it was great! The light went off, and my car passed. This lasted for about 6 hours, then the check engine light came back on. I took it back to the same place, had it tested again. The same code came up, so I thought I got a bad part. I replaced the part again, the light went off, and I thought I was good again. This time it only took about 30 minutes for it to come back on again. I have searched for the answer to this, but does anyone know what would be causing the O2 sensor to go out over and over again? There is no other codes coming up during diagnosis.
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This is a difficult problem to detect because the computer can not sense a malfunction, the vehicles computer system thinks everything is ok. In reality what is happening is the electrical component inside the MAF sensor becomes contaminated by air impurities. These containments imbed themselves to the electrical component that senses the air flow causing the sensor to be slightly off, but not enough to trigger the MIL (malfunction indicator lamp). Replace the MAF sensor with a new. NOTE: (Mass Air Flow MAF sensor or Air Intake Sensor AIS, depending on manufacturer. It does the same thing only with different names).
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I have an 1991 isuzu amigo that is not getting any fuel to the injectors. I spent the last weekend dropping the tank and pulling the fuel pump and testing it. The pump is ok. I also tested the wiring to the pump, it was good. I have changed the ignition switch, installed a new fuel pump relay (it was bad), new fuel filter. I drove it to work yesterday and to the doctors it ran fine. Went out today to go to wark, no gas getting to the injectors. Any ideals?
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Referees Show Abusers Red Card
Football officials in Scotland have had enough of threats and are planning strike action
Some of the least-loved men in football are looking for a little respect.
Fed up with abusive managers, obnoxious players and fans who see injustice every time the whistle blows, referees in Scotland are threatening to boycott this weekend's fixtures in what would be the first known strike by match officials in the country's history.
Negotiations between the country's football administrators and the referees' union to avert the proposed walkout continued for a second day on Wednesday, but failed to reach a resolution, increasing the odds that important league matches this weekend could be officiated by replacements.
League administrators have confirmed that they are trawling overseas leagues for stand-in officials to ensure that this weekend's scheduled games go ahead as planned, although officials from Norway and Iceland contacted by the Scottish Football Association have rejected the approach.
"We are hopeful we can resolve the issues and our referees will take the field," said Stewart Regan, chief executive of the Scottish Football Association.
"If not, we will prepare contingency plans to implement by Thursday. We're looking around Europe."
The Football Association of Wales held discussions with its counterparts in Scotland on Wednesday about sending a team to cover some fixtures, although representatives for the Welsh referees later raised doubts about the offer.
The current brouhaha erupted after the 31 members of the Scottish Senior Referees' Association voted on Monday to withdraw their labor in response to unprecedented levels of intimidation and abuse from supporters in recent weeks, the referees said in a statement.
The sense of grievance has also been heightened by rising criticism from coaches and executives at the country's leading clubs that appeared to question their integrity and "places intolerable pressures on personal and professional lives."
Glasgow Celtic, one of the two superpowers in Scottish football, has been particularly critical of the officials. John Reid, the Celtic chairman and former U.K. government minister, last week called for referee Dougie McDonald to quit or be removed over a debated penalty call last month.
Of course, respect for authority—or rather, the lack of it—is nothing new in football. This is a game that began life as a series of semi-organized, lawless riots and nose-to-nose confrontations with officials have occurred ever since.
"Referees are always going to be criticized—that has always been the way," said Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager who began his coaching career in Scotland.
But the scale of the abuse in Scotland—razor blades and dead rats sent to them in the post; smashed windows; telephoned threats to their family homes, according to Scottish media reports—and the referees' response raises one of the great conundrums of professional sports today: How to ensure the autonomy and respect of a group of part-timers in a game populated by millionaire players, coaches and owners.
In recent years, incidents of abuse towards referees have escalated. In 2009, Norwegian official Tom Henning Ovrebo received death threats from Chelsea supporters following a controversial UEFA Champions League match against FC Barcelona. Four years earlier, Anders Frisk, a Swedish referee recognized as one of the world's leading officials, was hounded into retirement by thousands of hostile e-mails, while the Brazilian referee Luiz Carlos Silva was attacked by a fan on the field.
"There is complete ill-discipline on the field," said Clive Thomas, a former referee in Wales who officiated at the 1974 and 1978 World Cup.
"At every level of football now, there's an acceptance that players will swear at the referee, and an acceptance that managers can shout whatever they like from the touchlines."
Unlike officials in England, who are employed full-time under a company called Professional Game Match Officials, funded by the Premier League, the Football Association and the Football League, match officials in Scotland are self-employed and paid just £800 ($1, 270) per match.
While other sports use video replays to assist referees, in football, replay technology is barred by FIFA, the sport's global ruling body. Referees are the single, supreme rulers of the match and are unable to consult computer or video analysis to make calls.
Consequently, a referee must take the field knowing that he is the only participant not allowed to make a mistake—or at least the only one whose motivation will be questioned in the event that he does.
"Being a referee now is a very difficult profession," said Mr. Thomas. "A lot needs to change in the behavior of players and coaches. But giving referees access to technology would also help to reduce the pressure on them."
Some officials are also worried that high-profile players verbally abusing referees encourages young players to follow suit, producing a climate in which large numbers of amateur referees and linesmen give up officiating every year. Analysts say some 7,000 amateur referees across the U.K. left the game in 2009.
"The officials can't be placed in a position of intolerable pressure," said Peter Shilton, the former England goalkeeper. "Without referees, we can't have a game."


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- 1 (16oz) box penne pasta
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Just finished eating this and oh how yummy. I did add the chicken and fresh asparagus. This will be in my regular pasta rotation.
Made this tonight, my boyfriend loved it (three plates later)! I thought it could use a little more flavor. I doubled the pesto, and added chicken and fresh cut tomatoes and still wanted some more flavor. I will be making it again, though! Great recipe!
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"The backwards compatibility is not going to be as good as the U.S. and Japan models," said a Sony spokesperson. According to Sony, the European PS3 is designed differently from the Japan and North America models. Software will take over the backwards compatibility issues now instead of dedicated chips. Sony also says 98 percent of PS2 games are playable on PS3 in the U.S. and Japan, no percentage was given for Europe.
Alex Kwiatowski, of British market research group Vertical Market Technologies (who sounds more like a Sony flack), said, "I'm as disappointed as the next game player about the reduced backward compatibility, but even the most nostalgic, misty-eyed gamers will have their steely hearts impressed by the new features that PS3 games provide." If God of War II, a PS2 game, doesn't work out of the box -- there will be Hades to pay.
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Andreas Blass, Combinatorics, Logic and Foundations
Anthony Bloch (Alexander Ziwet Collegiate Professor of Mathematics), Differential Equations
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New England Patriots Outlast Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl Classic
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Tom Brady threw TD passes to OT Nate Solder and little-used FB James Develin as the Patriots annihilated the Colts, 45-7, to advance to Super Bowl XLIX. Brady has now thrown playoff TD passes to an incredible 24 different players, while padding his many postseason records.
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Mexico Restaurant: OK Mexican Food
We were driving home from Shenandoah National Park heading near Richmond and wanted to find somewhere to eat dinner. It was a group of seven of us and we figured Mexican food would be quick, relatively cheap, and good. Garmin directed us to this place as it was right off I-64 so we wouldn't have to go out of our way. At first I though it was some type of error with the generic name, but Mexico Restaurant is in fact the name of the restaurant. The food was OK, service was OK, but a little bit over-priced, given the small serving sizes. They did keep the chips and salsa coming as we were all very hungry and our food was pretty prompt. My wife and I both got fajitas, which is basically what we always get at Mexican restaurants. They were OK, definitely not the best I had ever had, but not terrible. The portions were a little small given the price; fortunately, I had plenty of chips and salsa to fill me up. Overall, the restaurant is average is best and I probably would not eat here again, as there are plenty of other restaurants in the Richmond area.
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Phat Boyz Barbecue: not as good as it smells
Phat Boyz is a small barbecue place on Route 1 next to Green Top. You can smell them slow-cooking barbecue outside. Like most good barbecue restaurants, it is so small that on the inside you have to leave it to change your mind. I bet a lot of people who go to Green Top to buy hunting gear are drawn in by this deceptive aroma.
Favorite Dish: Sadly, the barbecue doesn't taste nearly as good as it smells. How can that be? Well, smoked pork left virtually alone can be heavenly. Phat Boyz adulterates its barbecue to the degree that it is entirely too sweet. I have only been to one place with worse barbecue: Buddy's Place in Amelia where the barbecue comes from a tin. A lesson for Phat Boyz is: leave well enough alone!
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Curry House: Indian, anyone?
Believe it or not, I hadn't tried Indian food until just after my 38th birthday. My buddy Dustin Gillis and I both wanted to try a different cuisine, so we agreed on Curry House. I was sort of nervous that everything on the menu would light up my life, but that's the price of doing research. I knew it would be different regardless and if it was all hot and spicy I would know where to go next time I have sinus problems. On entering the restaurant, it looked like a high class restaurant with leather couches in the waiting area. Dustin and I didn't have long to wait to be seated. In fact, for a time, we were the only ones there. Indian music played across the loudspeaker. The service was rather slow given the lack of people there. They say to allow time for each dish to be made specially for you, but it took Dustin forever to get his tea. The portions were very generous.
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Favorite Dish: They serve fried rice chips with three sauces (red: onion chutney, green: cilantro, brown: tamarind). The rice chips were good alone or with sauce. I tried all 3 sauces, preferring the tamarind. The onion chutney was a bit too spicy (there had to be something more than just onions). The cilantro was pretty good. For an appetiser, we shared the fried coconut shrimp which consist of jumbo shrimp marinated with spices, sauteed with mustard, onion, and finished with coconut. I had the tandoori chicken. For those who might not know, tandoor is a char coiled clay oven shaped like a dome. The skewered meat and breads are cooked at 600°F (320°C). The fully covered oven seals in the meat's juices and gives the tender meats a barbecued taste. The tandoori chicken I had was marinated overnight with yogurt and fresh spices and cooked in the Tandoor. The chicken came to the table sizzling on a hot plate. Dustin went a different route ordering the Hydrabadi Kheema Dosa which is a thin rice crepe (with the look and consistency of the Ethiopian injera bread) stuffed with fresh ground lamb marinated with herbs and traditional spices. All entrees are served with basmati rice of which I am not keen because, in my opinion, it tastes more like popcorn than rice. Everything up to that point was great and we even found room for dessert, something I normally don't do. I had the Malai Kulfi an Indian homemade ice cream served in mango or pistachio flavours. It looked on first appearance like a cheese platter. It tasted sweet, but not like any mango or pistachio I ever tasted. That was the one thing that came short the whole evening. I had a great first go of Indian cuisine and I'm ready to try other restaurants.
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Great Taste Buffet: All you can eat Chinese
Great Taste Buffet is a Chinese buffet in the West End near Innsbrook. It has more of a selection than Mrs. Wong's in Mechanicsville. You might think with an all-you-can-eat buffet, there need not be any waitresses. However, in Virginia (and I would think most other states) the law says people must use a different plate at each trip to the buffet. So, a waitress must be there to collect used plates. $12 was reasonable for a buffet like this.
Favorite Dish: I had all sorts of things including crab meat and bacon, sweet and sour chicken, teriyaki beef, stuffed mushrooms, beef and mushrooms, octopus, egg rolls, and all kinds of rice. For dessert, I had soft serve chocolate ice cream with chocolate shavings and a cherry.
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Casa Grande: Casa Grande
Casa Grande is a local chain of 4 Mexican restaurants. Recently gipper84 and I ate at the one across from Virginia Centre Commons. As a tenant of a strip mall, it doesn't look special from the outside. On the inside, they really play up the Mexican theme without overdoing it. The service was as friendly and prompt as it could be, but the food cannot hold a candle to La Casita down Brook Road a piece. At least they didn't garnish our meals with sour cream and guacamole.
Favorite Dish: Like many Mexican restaurants, Casa Grande offers complimentary tortilla chips and salsa. I had the combination 7 which consists of 2 tacos, 1 enchilada, and Mexican style rice. The complimentary salsa was worth every penny because the cilantro absolutely dominated the sauce. The tacos were okay, but the enchilada was dominated by the red sauce, and the rice was dry.
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I have been putting back together an older GT Mountain bike...
I have some newbie questions:
1) I was wondering if the bracket/spindle is suppose to have any play in it? I put the crank arms back on and the bracket moves up and down just a little bit. Is this normal? I didn't do anything to the bracket so I don't see why it would be loose. Does it need to be tightened or something?
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The power steering lines to the hydro-boost are hot to touch? I bled the power steering and hydraulic booster, so why are they hot to touch? Thank you!
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That's highly compressed hydraulic fluid. If it doesn't get hot, something's not working. Put your hands on the head of an air compressor and feel how hot it gets from compressing cold air to just 120 psi. It will burn your hand. Power steering fluid gets compressed to 1100 psi and will get real hot too.
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Pal Joey: Porchlight Music Theatre Presents the Rodgers & Hart Favorite
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Ain't Misbehavin' -- Jazz-Age Musical From Porchlight Music Theatre
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Very enjoyable old musical. It had two memorable songs, and a number of forgettable ones, but the dancing and jazz style was very pleasant. The cast was very good and sang and danced their hearts out. The theater got stuffy and was not very comfortable. Therefore, dress comfortably. Come early, general seating, and it was at capacity. Parking on the street for $2. an hour...Play started at 8, so not much money there.
Lots of eating places up and down Belmont. It's a hopping street. Enjoy.
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From entering the theater, and getting the vibe of being in a supper club, to the energetic fun loving dance numbers, to the wonderful costumes...Pal Joey was a TOTAL JOY!!!(smiles) The live music was WONDERFUL, and the singing and acting were...continued
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Peterson got blown OUT, I thought he would be able to outbox Matthysee …. That power is crazy…!Posted May 19, 2013 6:59 am
So many of u guys were wrong picking peterson lol, if u don't know Matthysse now u do. This guy is undefeated an the biggest puncher in boxing. Plus didn't u see Khan beat peterson? Lucas is way better then Khan.Posted May 19, 2013 5:02 am
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Lamont was doing okay with his jab and move early on in the fight, but you could tell he wasn't convinced this was going to win the fight for him. He's predetermined to fight at close range and with lots of pressure. Lucas can punch.Posted May 19, 2013 4:51 am
Anyway… The puncher beat the brawler tonight. Peterson never had a chance.. He started out boxing and moving which was smart…but as soon as he got tagged old habits took over and he tried square up and bomb away.. and got murdered like he was Joe Frazier trying to fight Foreman.Posted May 19, 2013 3:29 am
Tark..If can be a very big word. My way of thinking is make them do things they don't like. Prime example last week in the Burns-Gonzales fight. As soon as Burns made him fight Gonzalez quit. Gonzales was a murderous puncher. Its a mystery this game man lolPosted May 18, 2013 11:14 pm
It's Me, Ernie
I hope Peterson found the soft spot to land I was talking about…Posted May 18, 2013 10:57 pm
Left hook… I can not only go from my own experience and can pick fights from history for dramatic examples—but the Ali beats Foreman, Foreman beats Frazier, Frazier beats Ali scenario plays out if you sift through thousands of fights.. There is no such thing as a pure boxer, pure puncher, or pure fighter; everyone is a mix of styles—and it's not locked in concrete, but a general rule of thumb. With that said, styles will shift the odds a certain amount and often give one boxer an advantage if it's a close matchup—just like playing on a hard court or a clay court will give one tennis player or another an advantage if they're both elite players. But one thing most pros agree with—you don't walk into a puncher's wheelhouse. Better to counterpunch or pick him apart from the outside if you have an edge there.Posted May 18, 2013 10:35 pm
B red.. Mayweather, Ward, Marquez, Alverez, Mares. I like Mares the guy that just moved up to FeatherweightPosted May 18, 2013 9:30 pm
Bred..Tried to post a few times there. This sites a nightmare budPosted May 18, 2013 9:28 pm
testPosted May 18, 2013 9:27 pm
IS Lamont still using GH ?Posted May 18, 2013 9:26 pm
B red… Mayweather, Ward,Marquez, Alverez, Mares. I hav'nt paid real close attention the last few years though. I like Mares the guy that just moved up to Featherweight.Posted May 18, 2013 9:24 pm
B red… Mayweather, Ward, Marquez, Alverez, Mares. I haven't been paying real close attention the last few years though. I like Mares the guy that just moved up to Featherweight.Posted May 18, 2013 9:20 pm
B Red
Lefhook, whos your top 5 fighters right now?Posted May 18, 2013 9:09 pm
B red… That's good to hear bud. I agree Peterson just needs to be himself. Push this guy back if he can. Just what I was trying to say to Manny Steward, I mean Tark lolPosted May 18, 2013 9:03 pm
lefhook: Smart, es más, Lamont isn't just an elite pressure fighter, he can also box on the outside, and we've seen Lucas being outboxed… I don't know why Lamont is so underrated either… I was hear saying he'd give Khan all he could handle if not win… and I'm here once more to say, stop underestimating this man… he's fighting a man who can know you out, but he's still the better fighter, and barring a stoppage… I'm going to have to go for who I feel is the superior fighter. Lamont Peterson. And don't clown Khan, this is the only man to beat can although a bit of controversy due to justifiable point deductions, but Khan has only lost from being stopped other than that, Khan can suffer multiple knockdowns and STILL win on cards. Soto went at Lucas, and it was very competitive, but Soto was way too small, moving up in weight etc… Lamont won't have that problem, and this bout may surprise you guys.Posted May 18, 2013 8:59 pm
B red… Cool man. I'm sitting here freezing my nuts off, its raining as per usual. Ye I agree, that's what I was trying to tell Manny Steward, I mean Tark. Nobody fights great getting pushed back, fighting at the other guys pace.Posted May 18, 2013 8:51 pm
B Red
Lefthook, I.m cool man. Im watching my NY Knicks against The Indiana Pacers playoff game. I think Lamont has to get inside of Lucas's punching range and fight on the inside and make it a dirty fight. He needs to push Lucas back, because i dont think Lucas fights well going backwardsPosted May 18, 2013 8:46 pm
Petterson for me, I cant understand why he's so underrated. He's a good educated pressure fighter. He's a fighters fighter if you ask me. Good fighter to watch.Posted May 18, 2013 8:43 pm
Petterson for me, cant understsnd why he's so underrated. Good smart pressure fighter. Good fighters fighter. Good to watch also.Posted May 18, 2013 8:39 pm
B red.. How you man??Posted May 18, 2013 8:36 pm
Lol we could all sit here and pick a few fights from the history of boxing when a punchers knocked a come forward fighter out. That's what you do on here, pick from fights you've seen, never been in. You stay on top of punchers to deny them chances to get set. Again, you do this to set a pace they don't like and to upset there rythem. What did Tyson, Fenech, JCC, Calzaghe, just to name a few make career's out of doing??? ffsPosted May 18, 2013 8:34 pm
B Red
I think its a pickem fight, ya digPosted May 18, 2013 8:20 pm
sorry, "easy work for Lucas" no no no no no.Posted May 18, 2013 8:19 pm
Boxtradamus: Easy work for Peterson? Jajaja…. It's a close fight in my mind… if anyone will run away with it… it will be Peterson. IMO. I've seen that Lucas hits like bricks, but I've also seen that he can get outboxed, and Peterson isn't a small fighter you can just overpower with single shots. Realtalk, you also think this is an easy fight for Lucas? You guys don't know boxing at all. Anyone with the power of a Matthysse can win by KO at any moment of a fight, I won't say that's not a possibility, but come on… Peterson has fought and won against better competition, and he's very versatile…. how will Lucas win "easy"? No way. You guys are lucky I'm here to teach you about boxing. This is not an easy bout to Lucas, and I'm leaning towards Lamont to win. 55/45 for Lamont is my lean.Posted May 18, 2013 8:05 pm
The fight would probably get that at 2.5 million, don't worry, Pacquiao will beat Rios.Posted May 18, 2013 7:37 pm
PPV 2.5 million
Mayweather v Pacquiao.Posted May 18, 2013 7:30 pm
PPV boring.
This is a fight, who is going to win, loking forward to this, Boxing.Posted May 18, 2013 7:28 pm
NO it's not Lefthook… That's why Frazier got his head taken off by Foreman… Why Hatton got smashed by Pacquaio.. You box a big puncher — that's basic.Posted May 18, 2013 7:02 pm
Right Lefthook. The pressure style DOES NOT work well against big punchers.. Didn't work for Frazier against Foreman.. Didn't work for Hatton against Pacquiao.. Rios has met a big bomber yet … You box a big puncher. You attack a superior boxer, and don't let him box. You smash an attacker with big punches as he comes in … Basic stuff — and why it pays to develop all-around skills.Posted May 18, 2013 7:00 pm
Tark… What are you talking about it doesn't work well against punchers?? of course it does. Honestly the more you talk on here the more it becomes apparent that your fight knowledge isn't what you think it is. Pressure is prob the best tactic against a puncher or anyone more skilled than you. It takes a lot away, the main thing being you are then fighting at your pace witch is major. The toughest thing in a fight is being made to fight at someone elses pace. Try even running with someone quicker over a distance.Posted May 18, 2013 6:42 pm
Tark – great points, though every boxer should utilize head movement. Most do at a certain degree. Peterson doesn't much at all from what I've seen. That could hurt him tonight. Excited for this one as wellPosted May 18, 2013 6:10 pm
Remember those decisions were gifts—particularly the Judah fight, where Zab ran and held for the last 2 rounds. He only survived because the referee broke many "clinches" where Matthysse had an arm free to punch.
Telling Peterson to box and move against Matthysse is like telling Joe Frazier to become Jimmy Young when he faced George Foreman. Peterson is a pressure fighter who wins by breaking you down and attacking harder when fatigue starts closing in—the basic philosophy of guys like Frazier, Hatton, and Rios.. The style doesn't work well against a big puncher—so it's almost mandatory for fighters in a crowded division to spend many hours and years rounding out their skills.. Peterson is a much better boxer than when he fought Tim Bradley 3 years ago. Matthysse has also improved his skills so it should be a good one. I favor Matthysse 8-5 for the D.Posted May 18, 2013 5:43 pm
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Peterson needs to look for a soft place to land…Posted May 18, 2013 5:42 pm
In all fairness tho I expect Lucas to win, Lamont has fought the tougher and better fighters. Lucas beat both Judah and Devon and he's much better now than he was before, but truth is Lamont fought Khan and Ortiz when those 2 were the 2 best 140lbers around. I think Peterson got very lucky decisions, a win and a draw, against both and didn't deserve to win, but Lamont has also improved and isn't your typical pressure fighter. He should be tailor made for Lucas, but Lamont is versatile meaning if plan A didn't work he has a plan B. And thats what makes the difference, unless plan B means to run for your life, but Lamont can take this and avenge his losses. Could be his time to shine.Posted May 18, 2013 5:41 pm
In all fairness tho I expect Lucas to win, Lamont has fought the tougher and better fighters. Lucas beat both Judah and Devon and he's much better now than he was before, but truth is Lamont fought Khan and Ortiz when those 2 were the 2 best 140lbers around. I think Peterson got very lucky decisions, a win and a draw, against both and didn't deserve to win, but Lamont has also improved and isn't your typical pressure fighter. He should be tailor made for Lucas, but Lamont is versatile meaning if plan A didn't work he has a plan B. And thats what makes the difference, unless plan B means to run for your life, but Lamont can take this and avenge his losses. Has a fan friendly style. Could be his time to shine.Posted May 18, 2013 5:39 pm
if Pederson takes his shots then Matty is in trouble.Posted May 18, 2013 5:00 pm
largo I respect that but I can't see Peterson winning at all, I don;t think he is not good !Posted May 18, 2013 4:59 pm
Peterson is experienced, tenacious & all-around good operator; his body-punching is not too shabby either. He's learned how to win & is mentally strong, i see him winning with no controversy whatsoever…Posted May 18, 2013 4:11 pm
Peterson has got to be wise. He's playing into mathysse's hands. Doesn't look good for Peterson.Posted May 18, 2013 3:17 pm
Poor matthysse can't catch a break he's getting robbed again tonightPosted May 18, 2013 3:08 pm
Peterson won't have to "walk Matthysse down" because Matthysse will be after him for 12 rounds. If it goes that long.Posted May 18, 2013 3:02 pm
Mathysse will win and easy too! Peterson is not really that good!Posted May 18, 2013 3:01 pm
AS Al Berstein put it: Matthysse is the best bodypuncher at 140…Posted May 18, 2013 2:40 pm
As Al Bernstein put it: Matthysse is the best bodypuncher at 140…Posted May 18, 2013 2:37 pm
That's right. Trading with Lucas has proven to be a bad idea for everyone who fought him. The only guy for whom it will make sense to trade with Lucas is Danny Garcia, not Lamont Peterson.Posted May 18, 2013 2:36 pm
Lamont's craftiness & body-punching will give him the victory tonight.Posted May 18, 2013 2:31 pm
Mattyse put down HUBERTO SOTO ajose ,and devon alexnader and they have never been down on a fight,,,,LPwas down by bradley ,ortiz and khan ,,,,so ithink LP is going down and down hardPosted May 18, 2013 2:16 pm
Mattyse put down ,,humberto soto ,Ajose and devon alexsander and they have never EVER been down ,,,,LP was down by bradley ,khan ,and victor ortiz sooo i think LP is going down and down HARDPosted May 18, 2013 2:14 pm
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Firstly, both PADI and SSI are internationally recognised and you can dive anywhere in the world with either certification. There are actually a multitude of dive agencies that offer certification courses, most of which as non-divers you're likely never to have heard of: BSAC, CMAS, NAUI, ANDI, TDI, SDI and more besides are all recognised and any dive centre regardless of affiliation will accept your certification.
You can switch and change too — you don't have to stay with the agency that you pick for your first course. The science, skills and techniques don't change with whatever agency you choose but the methodology can be a little different. As an example, a PADI course runs in a set order, meaning the student must complete skill A before moving to skill B, whereas an SSI course flow can be altered to suit the student. If you were having trouble mastering a skill with SSI, then your instructor is allowed to move on, get you comfortable and build your confidence with something else, and then return to that challenging technique.
While price should not be an overwhelming factor in choosing where to dive, consider that most centres do offer SSI a little more cheaply than PADI. They can do this as SSI allows students to borrow books during their course whereas with a PADI course it's compulsory to have one — this is certainly a factor to consider when cramming everything into your backpack. SSI books are available for sale should you want one though, and PADI do offer an e-book too. The PADI e-book option gives you access to the book online via a scratch card log-in code, which you will receive instead of your book. In this instance, centres are allowed to loan you a PADI book for the duration of your course. As a diver, care for your environment should be very close to heart so consider whether you really do need a paper version no matter which you choose.
Both PADI and SSI now offer online learning so you can actually complete the theoretical part in front of your computer at home before you come. This will save you some time on your holiday. There is a review with your instructor in either case, so any concepts that need further explanation can be covered. The difference here is both cash and longevity: SSI's online learning is free, whereas with PADI you will pay US$130. PADI offer you access to their system for one year from when you sign up, whereas with SSI it's there for you all the time, even after the course. If you choose not to buy the book, you can simply log in and use the site as a review when you want a refresher later on.
The final thing that should be explained to you is about your certification card. SSI has an office on Ko Tao, so you will get your hard-earned card straight away. Centres have to either send off certification details or process them online to submit them to PADI. You can still dive straight away though and you do get a temporary card that is valid for 90 days. Your real card will be sent to the address you choose. If you are travelling then it's best to send it home. If you are traveling for longer than 90 days, you can still have you certification checked on the PADI website.
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The only issue I have is that while sturdy its not comfortable.
The description says "3 inches of foam for added comfort" Well, there is 3 inches of something but its not traditional foam because its super hard. It has a slight give, but I needed to get a chair cushion to make it comfortable.
I still recommend this item for someone my size, because it seems like it will last - I would just make sure you either like a very firm seat, or are willing to buy a chair pad to put over it
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(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Very Comfortable Chair
Best Uses
Comments about Belnick HERCULES® Fabric Office Chair with Extra Wide Seat, Black:
This chair was purchased for one of our rather larger employees. This particular gentleman has already gone through two other chairs and we were at our wits end. I did a little research and found this chair and decided to give it a shot. Total score - he loves it and it has already outlasted one of previous chairs so we have high hopes.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
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I have a 1998 Chevy Monte Carlo Z34 with 3.1L V6 and I keep having a problem with my brake lights. They do not always work. I have checked the bulbs and everything is fine. I noticed that they quit working when I use my turn signals. Then sometimes they start working again when I use the turn signal again. But I have tried it several times and this is not always the case. However, I did discover that if they are not working I can brighten or dim my headlights and and they will begin working immediately every time. I am assuming it is something to do with the turn signal switch. I would appreciate any help you guys could offer on this issue. : D
January 25, 2007.
January 25, 2007.
The trun signal switch is what I was thinking as I read your post. Sometimes jiggling the switch from the lever or using the hazard button can get a reaction.
Service Writer
Jan 25, 2007.
Jan 25, 2007.
I was told inthe past to try turning the hazzard switch on and off a few times and this seemed to help in the past. However, I am not getting the same results.
Jan 26, 2007.
Jan 26, 2007.
Fair chance you'll need to get into it to test it, but I would be prepared and make sure one is readily available, don't want to have to put it back together if it needs it.
Service Writer
Jan 27, 2007.
Jan 27, 2007.
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