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To get started, you will need your G-CONNECT, a personal computer with a web browser installed. Please review the System Requirements section to make sure you have a supported operating system and web browser.
Plug in the included power adapter to the G-CONNECT and a wall outlet. Next, turn on the G-CONNECT by pressing and holding down the Power button for one second. The Status and PWR/HDD status indicators will begin to illuminate. The Status light will continue to flash for a few moments indicating that your device is powering on.
Note: To turn the device 'Off', press and hold down the Power button again for approximately one second. The Power/HDD light will brighten and then the Wi-Fi and Status lights will blink rapidly until all lights turn off.
Next, go to the Wireless Network Connection icon on your personal computer and view your available Wireless Networks.
Mac®: If you are using a Mac®, go to the top taskbar and click on the wireless network icon.
Windows PC: If you are using Windows PC, go to your bottom taskbar and double-click to open the 'Wireless Network Connection Status' icon. Click on the 'View Wireless Networks' button to choose a wireless network.
Find the wireless network named 'G-CONNECT-XXXX' and connect to it.
Note: The last four characters after the name G-CONNECT are the last four digits of your device's internal product key, which is a unique number assigned to each device.
Once you are connected to the 'G-CONNECT-XXXX' wireless network, open a new browser window and type in http://www.gtech-connect.com to go to the G-CONNECT Welcome page.
Select the 'Click here to begin' link to start the Setup process.
The G-CONNECT Setup page contains two main sections with checkboxes at the bottom. The information that you enter on this page is used to operate your G-CONNECT device.
The Wireless Network (SSID) name displays the default name given to the G-CONNECT wireless network. You can leave this as the default or change it to something more meaningful to you.
Next, create a password. The password must be at least eight characters in length and include at least one numeric character.
Retype your password in the Confirm Password field and make certain to write down this information in a safe place for later use.
If you have chosen to change the Wireless Network (SSID) name, please read the section Changing the Wireless Network (SSID) name below.
The Admin is typically the owner of the G-CONNECT device and can manage all of the content. The default username is 'admin' and cannot be changed.
Create a password for the Admin account. The password must be at least eight characters in length and include at least one numeric character.
Enter a Password Hint. The Password Hint is not required, but is helpful if you lose or forget your Admin password.
There are two checkboxes at the bottom of the Setup page. The first checkbox will allow you to enter a valid email address to receive HGST updates and promotional information. If you would like to participate, please enter a valid email address that you would like this information sent to.
The second checkbox is the G-CONNECT Terms of Use. It is required that you read and agree to the Terms of Use before completing the Setup process.
Once you've entered your information click on the Submit button to complete setup. A dialog box will appear notifying you that the device is being configured.
If you decided to change the default Wireless Network (SSID) name during the Setup process, once you click on the Submit button your current G-CONNECT-XXXX Wi-Fi network will be dropped. You will receive a dialog box message asking you to re-connect to the new network name.
Connect to the new network name in your View Wireless Networks screen.
Once you are connected to the new Wireless Network (SSID) Name, the dialog box will display a corresponding message and ask you to click Finish to log into the device.


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Lawrence, KS (Sports Network) - Ben McLemore poured in a game-high 24 points
on Saturday, as No. 9 Kansas routed Colorado, 90-54, at Allen Fieldhouse.
Kevin Young tallied 16 points and eight rebounds, while Elijah Johnson and
Travis Releford scored 11 and 10, respectively, for the Jayhawks (7-1), who
have won six straight since suffering their lone loss of the season against
Michigan State on Nov. 13.
Josh Scott led the way for Colorado (7-2) with 19 points and Askia Booker
added 15 in the setback, the Buffaloes' second in their last three games.
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I have hit a problem with upgrading from 7.1 to 7.2 OSS on CentOS 5.8 box.
Everything during the upgrade was gone smoothly. And the check the zmcontrol status, everything runs,.
But when I check the web GUI, I am hitting a 500 internal server Error
I have check again in CLI, every service is running. And 25 port and 80 port ok
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Video: Home of UGA Quarterback Vandalized
ATHENS, Ga. -- Police say they will make "frequent checks" at the homes of University of Georgia football players during away games as a result of the vandalizing of quarterback Aaron Murray's home following their loss to South Carolina on Saturday night.
As if the beating they took on the field wasn't bad enough -- certainly not a stellar game for quarterback Aaron Murray -- when Murray and his teammates returned from South Carolina to their shared house on Georgia's campus at 3:30 a.m. that morning, they discovered it had been egged and toilet papered.
Murray's roomate, linebacker Christian Robinson tweeted, 'Came to a house that was egged and rolled. Seems that people turn on you when you're not perfect. Thought we were in this together.'
Robinson talked to UGA's student tv station. "You think home is like a safe place but then you get back, and you hope people wouldn't be that aggressive, but it was a rough game."
Video shot by Grady Newsource doesn't show a picture of the house at the request of Murray and his teammates. Murray has always had an unlisted phone number to protect him from overzealous fans.
But sunday made saturday seem like nothing. That's when Murray's parents told him his father Dennis has thyroid cancer and surgery was set for monday.
Murray tweeted, 'Probably the worst 12 hours of my life but I know my family will push through. Keep my dad in your prayers please."
Murray drove to Florida and this afternoon his sister Stephanie tweeted,'My daddy is the strongest person I know! So blessed his surgery went well!"


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Trucking news: ATA reports seasonally-adjusted tonnage is down 0.7 percent in April
May 25, 2011
Truck tonnage is continuing its ride on an up and down road, with a slight decline in March, according to the American Trucking Associations (ATA).
The ATA's advance seasonally-adjusted (SA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage index dropped 0.7 percent in April after increasing a revised 1.9 percent (from1.7 percent) gain in March. This index was down 2.7 percent in February and was up 3.8 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively, in January and December.
The current SA index is 114.9 (2000=100) in April, trailing March's 115.4. February's hit 117.1, which the ATA said was its highest level since January 2008. The SA index was up 4.8 percent compared to April 2010, lagging March's 6.3 percent annual increase an in line with February's 4.4 percent hike.
The ATA's not seasonally-adjusted (NSA) index, which represents the change in tonnage actually hauled by fleets before any seasonal adjustment, was 113.6 percent in April, down from March's 123.3. On an annual basis, the SA was up 2.0 percent from April 2010.
As LM has reported, some industry analysts maintain that the not seasonally-adjusted index is more useful, because it is comprised of what truckers haul. As defined by the ATA, the not seasonally-adjusted index is assembled by adding up all the monthly tonnage data reported by the survey respondents (ATA member carriers) for the latest two months. Then a monthly percent change is calculated and then applied to the index number for the first month.
"The drop in April is not a concern," said ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello in a statement. "Since freight volumes are so volatile truck tonnage is unlikely to grow every month, even on a seasonally adjusted basis. I expect economic activity, and with it truck freight levels to grow at a moderate pace in the coming months and quarters. The industry, and the economy at large, should benefit from the recent declines in oil and diesel prices. Lower fuel costs will help freight volumes and motor carrier bottom lines going forward."
While tonnage is relatively flat on a sequential basis, carriers are reporting firm pricing is intact, coupled with steady production in the manufacturing sector, as LM reported earlier today with April durable goods orders up 3.6 percent.
Carriers have repeatedly told LM that the current market outlook is "slow but steady" and is likely to remain that way for the foreseeable future.
"Things are good but not great by any stretch," a shipper told LM at the NASSTRAC Annual Conference in April. "That said, we are heading in the right direction but are concerned about what is happening with fuel and consumer spending."
BBT&T Capital Markets analyst Thom Albrecht wrote in a research note that given all the noise surrounding freight volumes the past few weeks, especially regarding April and May, the latest truck tonnage figures from the ATA encouraging.
"While we typically emphasize not seasonally adjusted (NSA) data, looking at SA data this year is particularly relevant given the timing of Easter, which was April 24 this year and April 4 during 2010," wrote Albrecht. "Timing differences clearly impact freight flows."
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Stockbridge, GA-- More than a dozen Georgia Power customers were shocked, some moved to tears, when a military veteran went on a spontaneous bill paying spree.
"He had such a glow on his face," said Customer Service Representative Athena Brewer.
The Georgia Power office in Stockbridge was filled with people when the vet, who told employees he was homeless just a year ago, entered to pay his electric bill.
The man overheard Customer Service Representative Glendis Harris talking to a woman who was short on cash. He opened his wallet.
"Then he turned around and was like, anybody want their bill paid?" said Harris. "He said Merry Christmas to everybody, and he started paying bills,"
The man paid the bills of about fifteen people, but he wasn't finished.
He left the office only to return a short time later with more cash.
Athena Brewer watched as he helped a woman so far behind on her bills, her power had been cut off.
"She was crying," said Brewer. "I said okay, you're going to make me cry. She said no one had ever helped her like that."
A day later, even customers who missed out on the generosity were glowing...
The man upstairs works in mysterious ways," said customer Gladstone Gordon. "It's good. Those who were supposed to get it, got it. I wasn't here to get it, but it makes me happy."
Georgia Power says the random act of kindness is in perfect keeping with their Project Share campaign. This time of year, an increasing number of customers agree to add $1 to $10 to their bill that goes to support the Salvation Army.
"Georgia Power then matches each customer contribution dollar for dollar, and forwards the money to the Salvation Army to assist families with food, shelter, and clothing," said Georgia Power's Brian Green.
The mystery man told employees here he didn't plan his bill paying spree, that he was moved by the customers struggling to make ends meet.
And that is the power of the season.
Gallery: 2012 Greensboro Jaycees Holiday Parade
Read: UNC Football Coach Interviewed By University Of Tennessee
Watch: Parents Stampede To Register Elementary School Students
Read: Greensboro Convenience Store Robbed At Gunpoint
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Vintage basketball in Dimes Classic
By: Cecil Conley, Sports Editor
Bennett Davison never made it to the NBA, but he has no regrets. His basketball career lasted much longer than he ever imagined and took him to countries he never thought he would visit. The 6-foot-8 Davison managed to earn a scholarship to the University of Arizona after not being recruited as a senior at Analy High School in Sebastopol. He arrived in Arizona at the perfect time. After two seasons at West Valley College in San Jose, Davison joined the Wildcats as a junior in 1996. The 1996-97 season turned out to be one Davison and his teammates will never forget. The Wildcats marched through the madness that is the NCAA Tournament and won the championship. Davison spent two seasons at Arizona and then played 13 as a professional in countries such as Turkey, Slovenia, Greece, Croatia, Italy and Australia. He finally had enough in 2010 and retired. Although his career has ended, Davison is still involved in basketball. He is an assistant coach at Rocklin High School and plays with the Sac Legends, a team of former pro and college players. The Legends are the defending champions of the Dimes Classic. The 53rd edition of the tournament will begin Friday at Rocklin High with Thunder coach Michael Lorente running the show. Lorente will also coach the Legends, who play at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the second of three games. There will be 10 games Saturday and six Sunday, with the first tipping off each day at 9 a.m. Also playing for the Legends will be 6-8 Troy Selvey, another of Lorente's assistants with the Thunder. Sacramento Kings fans can see former King Bobby Jackson play with Slow Motion at 6:15 p.m. Friday. The 12-team tournament will not be a bunch of old-timers trying to relive their glory days, Davison said. Even at age 35, Davison can rattle the rim with a dunk and plans to do so in the tournament. "It's going to be good basketball. We're going to get after it and challenge each other," Davison said. "There's just going to be a lot of subbing because none of us can run like we used to." Davison has remained in decent shape even though he is no longer playing professional basketball. His time is spent these days at Sierra College, where he is taking classes to become a firefighter and paramedic. He also works with high school athletes to assist them in finding scholarships. Davison has joined forces with former Sacramento Monarchs star Yolanda Griffith to start nationwidestudentatheltes.com, which connects high school seniors with colleges offering scholarships. "We send out (athletes') information to colleges," Davison said, "instead of the colleges looking for you." Such a service would come in handy for Davison when he was a senior at Analy High. He did not receive one recruiting letter from any college as the big man on campus in a city of "6,000 hippies." Like many high school athletes, Davison went to a junior college in hopes of attracting attention. He did so at West Valley under coach Bob Burton, who is now Cal State Fullerton's head coach. "I found out I was a JC player," Davison said. "I could run and jump, but I didn't have any basketball skills." As he developed his skills, recruiters took notice. All those colleges that had no interest in Davison were suddenly knocking on his door. Surprisingly, he decided to play a second year at West Valley. Burton talked Davison into staying, Davison recalled, by saying he had a shot at a major scholarship. Davison's decision paid off when he was recruited by Arizona, where he played alongside the likes of Mike Bibby, Miles Simon and Jason Terry. Arizona was a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats won the Mideast Regional, knocked off North Carolina in the Final Four and then beat Kentucky to win the title. Davison will never forget the conversation on the bus after the championship game. "We were all wondering who we were going to play next," he said. "We didn't any games left. It didn't sink in right away. It's not always the best team that wins. It's who has the six luckiest games." Arizona's luck this season ran out last Saturday when the Wildcats lost to Connecticut in the Elite Eight. 53rd annual Dimes Classic Rocklin High School, 5301 Victory Lane Friday's games: Chico Rage vs. Slow Motion, 6:15 p.m.; Check-Up vs. Sac Legends, 7:30 p.m.; Alma Latina vs. Hornets, 8:45 p.m. Saturday: 10 games with the first at 9 a.m. and the last at 8:15 p.m. Sunday: Eight games with the first at 9 a.m.; semifinals at 3:30 and 4:45 p.m.; championship game at 6 p.m.


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Apple vies with Kindle, netbooks on Amazon's Christmas chart
Apple has been one of the top-selling gifts in any category for Christmas this year, according to Amazon's charts. The 8GB iPod touch and its 32GB sibling are not only the second and fourth most gifted items in Amazon's electronics section but (as of press time) in second and third place among the online retailer's bestsellers in any category. They remain eclipsed only by Amazon's own Kindle reader for the top spot in either area.
Samsung camera leaks with Wi-Fi, OLED touch
Samsung has inadvertently tipped its hand as to a camera it may introduce at CES. The CL80 is poised to be Samsung's first real connected camera and will have Wi-Fi to upload to Facebook, Flickr, Photobox and Picasa without having to sync with a computer. Its interface will be similarly advanced as Samsung promises a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen with haptic (vibration) feedback as the primary control scheme.
Now AAPL Stock: 100.41 ( + 0.79 )
Markzware updates Q2ID for QuarkXPress 12 files
Graphic design file conversion tool maker Markzware has launched a new version of its Q2ID tool. The InDesign plugin enables users to open QuarkXPress files within a new InDesign (INDD) document, without rebuilding the QXP document from scratch -- the new version includes support for QuarkXPress 12 files. Q2ID Subscription members can download the new version as part of their annual plan. A single-user can purchase the plugin for $200, with other licensing options available. http://bit.ly/1Z4dS9t
PopChar X 7.5 arrives
Ergonis Software has released PopChar X 7.5, an improved version of the company's tool for finding and inserting special characters and exploring fonts. PopChar X 7.5 adds support for combined emojis in the Apple Color Emoji font, enhances the "Font Info" view, and adds many further enhancements that improve overall speed and stability. PopChar X 7.5 retails for €30 ($34), and is free for anyone who owns a license for PopChar X 7 or purchased a license for PopChar X 6 on or after March 1, 2014 [4.5MB]
Safari Technology Preview release 5 arrives
Apple has released the latest, and fifth, version of its Safari Technology Preview. The latest version arrives two weeks after the Preview release 4. As with the previous releases, the STP does not replace the gold candidate release of Safari, but can reside alongside it, though it is primarily aimed at developers to utilize for testing purposes. The latest release brings fixes to JavaScript, CSS, Web APIs, Web Inspector, Media, Security, Networking, Accessibility, and bugs fixes for large animated GIFs and zooming in and out of PDF documents. Users running a previous version of the preview can update it via the Mac App Store. http://apple.co/1qLpSk8
Parallels Access 3.1 updated for iPad Pro
Virtualization software Parallels Access 3.1 has been updated with support for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, including Apple Pencil support. The software allows remote access to your PC or Mac from anywhere to control desktop applications from iOS or Android tablets and phones, with native touch gestures, as well as from any computer with an HTML5 web browser. Featuring three resolution choices for your mobile device ("Best for your Device," "More Space," and "Same as Computer") and 3D Touch support for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, the update also adds a new Tablet Mode in Windows 10, which makes it easier to interact without a mouse or keyboard. http://bit.ly/1OWZqjg
Hyundai brings CarPlay to more 2016 models
Along with its previously-announced support for adding CarPlay technology to the 2016 Sonata, 2017 Elantra, and 2017 Ioniq, a leaked memo to dealers has revealed that CarPlay-supporting software updates will be available today that bring the infortainment tech to the 2015 and 2016 non-hybrid Sonata models, the 2016 hybrid Sonata, the 2015 and 2016 Genesis Sedan, the 2016 Tucson, the 2017 Santa Fe, and the 2017 Ioniq. Owners can upgrade the system themselves by visiting the Hyundai website, and will need a Mac or PC with either an SD card slot or SD card reader to transfer the update to the vehicle. http://bit.ly/1YZqkqS
Google Paris HQ raided by investigators
Google's Paris headquarters has been raided by dozens of French police. The Tuesday raid was part of an ongoing investigation into possible tax-avoidance practices, stoked by widespread dissatisfaction with the way multinationals like Google are structuring their business operations. Although trading in many countries around the globe, Google reports its international sales only in tax-friendly Ireland, similar to a practice adopted by Apple. According to French law, if it completes any of its sales contracts in France and not Ireland alone, it could be in breach of its laws. Google, for its part, denies any wrongdoing, and said that it is fully compliant with French law. http://reut.rs/1Udk2T9
Apple TV extends universal search to NBC
Apple has extended its universal search function on the Apple TV to now include NBC shows in its results, provided the user has installed the NBC tvOS app. The search results can be generated either through Siri, or through the Search app, and includes support for searches by title, genre, and actor, among other queries. NBC joins CBS, more recently, among other channels including: Disney Channel; Disney Jr; Disney XD; FOXNOW; FXNOW; HBO GO; HBO NOW; Hulu; Nat Geo TV; Netflix; PBS; PBS Kids; SHOWTIME; SHOWTIME Anytime; Starz, and Watch ABC, all of which are supported by universal search. http://apple.co/25lGi5R


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Book your room at Howard Johnson Plaza Shanghai
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Located in Downtown Shanghai, this hotel is steps from Yong'an Department Store and Nanjing Road Shopping District. People's Square and Shanghai Museum are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with 3 restaurants, this hotel has an indoor pool and a health club. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a sauna are onsite.
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Howard Johnson Plaza Shanghai595 Jiu Jiang Road Shanghai Shanghai 200001
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Howard Johnson Plaza Shanghai provides a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 358
- Number of floors - 27
- Babysitting or childcare
- Business center
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Luggage storage
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room massage available
- Free newspaper
- In-room safe
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Rivera Restaurant - This buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Pavilion - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Le Feng Ge - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.
Spa Services
- Number of treatment rooms 12
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
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Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is Noon
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- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 600 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Howard Johnson Hotel Shanghai Plaza
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Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
When you hear Grayson is playing, the No. 1 prospect in the country has to come to mind. Robert Nkemdiche is the top prospect in this game and he will be playing offense and defense as usual, but there are plenty of other prospects that deserve to be mentioned playing in this contest. Nkemdiche is committed to Clemson and so are his teammates Wayne Gallman (Running back) and David Kamara (Cornerback). You then have Penn State commitment Kasey Gaines (Safety), Tennessee commitment Zach Barnes (Defensive end), and Arizona commit Jack Banda (Defensive end). Ryan Carter is another 2013 prospect with offers and running back Jordan Germany is one to watch. Their next top recruit looks to be 2015 lineman Justin Young. He starts on the offensive line right now, but projects on the defensive line. Archer is led by Florida commitment Antonio Riles. The jumbo-athlete can play multiple positions, but his home looks to be defensive end when he gets to Gainesville. They have a pair of senior defensive backs to watch too. Trevellus Cheeks is a cover corner who is committed to California and Deondre Singleton could play corner or free safety on the next level, and he is receiving interest from numerous schools. A big running back to watch out of Archer is Ernest Alexander. He runs with power and a low center of gravity.
Friday: Chamblee (Ga.) vs. Marist (Ga.) at 7:30 p.m.
Chamblee enters this game undefeated and Marist has one loss out of region, so this game is for all the marbles. Marist is at home and has been in this position plenty of times before and Chamblee is playing as good as anyone right now. Florida State commitment Davin Bellamy leads Chamblee and he will be moved around on the defensive side of the ball. He will play with his hand down some at end and will play standing up at linebacker too. He is a Scout300 defensive end. Marist has some talent on their team and they have more Division 1 prospects than Chamblee. New Stanford commitment Greg Taboada is the top prospect on the team and he is one of the top 15 tight end prospects in the country. The man running the show at quarterback is Boston College commitment Myles Willis. He is a versatile athlete that could play running back, safety, or slot receiver on the next level. Running back Gay King is a big-play guy and he is drawing interest from numerous schools as well. Florida State and Vanderbilt have already offered 2014 lineman Kendall Baker. He is an early member of the 2014 Scout300 and Scout projects him as an offensive tackle. He can play either side of the ball.
Jamie Newberg - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Tampa (Fla.) Alonso at Tampa (Fla.) Wharton at 7:30 p.m.
Wharton is home to the nation's No. 1 cornerback prospect in Vernon Hargreaves. This kid has wonderful ball skills, good size and all the attributes and intangibles to make a splash in Gainesville next season. He has committed to the University of Florida. Wharton's Chase Litton is a 6-foot-6 (195-pounds) quarterback prospect with a nice arm and tons of potential. He should emerge as one of the top signal caller in the state next season, as he's only a junior. Litton has so much promise and has really improved year to year. Alonso tight end Marcus Mosley is one to watch next season in the Class of 2014.
Michael Clark-
Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Winston Salem (N.C.) Mount Tabor vs. High Point (N.C.) Central at 7:30 p.m.
This 4A first-round playoff matchup should be a good one. Mount Tabor is led by three-star tight end Lucas Wilson. Wilson is the top tight end in North Carolina and recently narrowed his list of schools to three – Air Force, South Florida, and Tennessee. The Spartans also have senior running back Jared Huntley, senior fullback/defensive lineman Corbin Martin, and senior lineman Jonathan Napper. Central comes in on a six-game winning streak and is led by junior safety Germaine Pratt. He has offers from North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Virginia, and Wake Forest. Junior wide receiver Juwan Foggie is attracting serious interest from several ACC schools. He has close to 900 yards receiving and five touchdowns this season. Central also has senior quarterback Justin Johnson and senior linebacker Rubin Crosby.
Geoff Vogt - Florida Recruiting Analyst
Friday: East Lee County (Fla.) at Cape Coral (Fla.)
A win gives East Lee County their first district championship in school history. They have a talented group of offensive talent including QB Winfred Ward (Jr), ATH Kendall Sawyer (Jr), TE Sheldon Fleming (Sr), and RB Omaris Tolbert. East Lee has been as good as anyone since week 3. Cape Coral needs a win to get into the playoffs in what, for them, is a re-building season. ATH Trey Daniels, OL Chase Nixon, DB Rashad Jiles, and WR Rayshawn Gaymon are next level talent. Jiles is making a name for himself as physical hitter in the secondary.
John Garcia Jr. - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Hazel Green (Ala.) at Huntsville (Ala.) at 7:00 p.m.
The Panthers clinched a playoff berth last week and they are looking to follow it up with a win on Senior Night. Alabama offensive line commit Grant Hill and Auburn linebacker commit Cameron Toney lead the home team, but under-the-radar players like senior quarterback Joseph Savoy and junior defensive back Brewer Hicklen are looking to turn heads. Hazel Green senior defensive end Parker Cothren sports a Western Kentucky offer, so we'll check out where he's at in recruiting.
Friday: Douglas (Ala.) at New Hope (Ala.) 7:00 p.m.
New Hope senior running back Johnathan Ford is committed to Vanderbilt, but the No. 1 RB in the state in 2013 has other programs - including Alabama - hot on his trail. We'll get the latest from the 5-foot-11, 190-pounder after watching him in the regular season finale.
Steve Robertson - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Murrah (Miss.) at Northwest Rankin (Miss.) at 7 p.m.
Southern Miss offensive line commitment James Davis will look to lead the Mustangs to a win in the season finale over the Cougars of Northwest Rankin. Northwest will counter with senior wide out Jekory Trigg and a talented group of underclassmen. The main attaction of the evening should prove to be future four star 2015 prospect Malik Dear of Murrah. Dear emerged this summer as an elite prospect with a high ceiling. While his team will not be participating in the post season this year, Dear looks to be on the verge of some great things over the course of the next two years.
Amy Campbell - Florida Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Glen St. Mary (Fla.) Baker County at Jacksonville (Fla.) Bishop Kenny at 7 p.m
Bishop Kenny hopes to continue its undefeated home record Friday when welcoming Baker County to Jacksonville. Four-star wide receiver Ahmad Fulwood is the big name to watch for Bishop Kenny. The Army All-American remains strongly committed to Florida. Junior quarterback John Wolford is still looking for that first offer, but has plenty of big-time interest. The name to remember from Baker County is 2015 standout defensive tackle CeCe Jefferson. The 6-foot-2, 250-pound lineman already has offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Clemson, Auburn, and more.
Fox Sports Florida
Friday: Miami (Fla.) Central at Belen (Fla.) Jesuit at 4 p.m.
Friday: Cocoa (Fla.) at Lake Highland (Fla.) at 7 p.m.
Allen Trieu - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Lawrence Central (Ind.) at Indianapolis (Ind.) North Central at 7 p.m.
North Central has four-star defensive tackle Darius Latham, who recently decommitted from Wisconsin. He will facing Lawrence Central's senior offensive lineman Tim Gardner, an Ohio State commit. The Bears also have several juniors being recruited: linebacker Brandon Lee, defensive tackle Kevin Willis and wide receiver Kenny Jones all have BCS offers. On the defensive line, they also feature seniors Deshai Powell and Derrick Dunlap, both committed to Western Michigan. North Central has a few juniors also receiving college interest, they include defensive tackle Tre Harris, running back Jalen McIntyre, linebacker Jeff Harris, quarterback Michael Loggan, offensive lineman Joel Williams, and linebacker Sherrod Graham.
Saturday: Zeeland West (Mich.) at Grand Rapids Christian (Mich.) at 2 p.m.
Christian has a strong junior class lead by four-star Michigan State commit Drake Harris at wide receiver and offensive lineman Tommy Doles, who holds two BCS offers. Senior tight end Zach Crouch is committed to Central Michigan, and several other players on the roster are being recruited. West, riding high after a big win over their rival Zeeland East, features tight end Jordan Van Dort, receiving BCS interest as an offensive lineman, and junior fullback Marcus Lambert, who has put up big numbers this season.
Dave Berk - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Trotwood (Ohio) Madison at Cincinnati (Ohio) Mt. Healthy at 7:30 p.m.
Trotwood enters the playoffs battled tested having played in the past two state championship games in Division II and winning it all last season. However, Mt. Healthy might be one of the few teams the Rams will face capable of matching their athletic talent. Tyree Elliott rushed for 1,145 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season for Mt. Healthy and earned an early 3-star ranking in the process. While Elliott is the main weapon for the Owls they can also look at sophomore Leon Currie-Davis who rushed for over 500 yards on the season. The Rams will look to their senior leadership with four Division One pledges in defensive back Cameron Burrows (Ohio State), linebacker Michael McCray (Michigan), defensive back Reon Dawson (Illinois) and defensive lineman Jarrod Clements (Illinois) to make another magical run to the championship.
Simone Scott -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: Westerville (Ohio) South at Hilliard (Ohio) Darby at 7 p.m.
The first round of the Ohio state playoffs will match undefeated Hilliard Darby taking on Westerville-South. Hilliard Darby is known to run the ball behind 2013 Illinois commit Caleb Day. Seniors Cameron Kohl (offer from Bowling Green) and Tae Evans (offer from Ball State) will also be players to watch. Westerville South is led by senior athlete Marcus Ball. Ball holds over 20 offers including Wisconsin, Arizona State, Notre Dame, North Carolina State and Penn State. Alongside Ball will be senior running back Jalen Bell, junior Darryl Long (offer from Ohio), as well as sophomore Rob Dowdy.
Beth Long -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Lake Villa (Ill.) vs. Lake Forest (Ill.) at 7:30 p.m.
In a 6A playoff battle, number #2 Lakes Community High School takes on #10 seed Lake Forest High Friday at 7:30. Lakes Community is highlighted by senior running back Direll Clark has been having an impressive senior season for Lakes Community. Clark has four offers from Purdue, Western Kentucky, Eastern Illinois, and North Dakota.
Saturday: Lincolnshire Stevenson (Ill.) vs. Glenbard North (Ill.)
In a number 4 and 5 seed match-up of the 8A Illinois State playoffs, there are plenty of big names to check out. Glenbard North is led by junior running back Justin Jackson who has offers from Purdue, Illinois, Boston College and Northwestern. Lincolnshire Stevenson defensive back Matt Morrissey looks to help his defense lead the attack against Jackson, after receiving his first offer from Toledo Tuesday. Along with junior offensive lineman Zach Novolosky who has been having an impressive season.
Greg Powers - National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Coppell (Texas) at Denton (Texas) Ryan at 7:00 p.m.
Coppell is in the middle of a strong season, but has had to deal with some heartache surrounding the passing of star player Jacob Logan, who was a valuable piece to the community and the team. Leading the offensive charge is wide receiver Cameron Smith, who has put up major numbers. On the defensive side of the ball Class of 2014 Scout 100 member Solomon Thomas is one of the best defensive end prospects in the country. Denton Ryan also has a pair of defensive line stars in Sekou Clark and J.T. Williams, who will both be highly sought after targets. In the Class of 2012 they have a couple of sleepers worth noting in offensive lineman Matt Griffin and defensive back B.J. Floyd.
Ahmard Vital - Midlands Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Alvin (Texas) Manvel at Pearland (Texas) at 7 p.m.
This game comes with plenty of firepower being that these programs are geographically in the same area in Greater Houston. It even holds more weight now since Manvel has made the jump to Class 5A. Manvel of course is a "loaded" squad and there will be plenty of players starring on college rosters next season. Known for its high-profile offensive attack, quarterback Shane McCarley, who committed to Old Dominion earlier this year leads the way. He may have the best collection of targets to throw to with Oklahoma commit Austin Bennett, Texas A&M commit Kyrion Parker and Carlos Thompson, a player who is likely to be playing on Saturdays. Up front, Travis Romero is seeking more activity in his recruitment and is considered one of the top sleeper guards in the city. Defensively, there is Division I talent at every position. UTEP hauled in defensive tackle Dewan Edmonson in late July while Jonathan London has an offer from San Jose State with TCU on the lookout. The secondary has Texas A&M commit Tavares Garner and Jared Ambres. Pearland has a solid 2014 linebacker in Justin Phillips, who has hauled in an early offer from Oklahoma State. More will be coming soon.
Saturday: Houston (Texas) Langham Creek at Houston (Texas) Cy Ridge at 1 p.m.
With the race getting tight in the Cy Fair ISD playoff hunt. For Creek, quarterback Connor Feist leads the way and is one of the more underrated players in the city. He's protected by a solid offensive lineman in Kenneth Thompson, who made the pledge to Rice earlier this season. On defensive, cornerback Jeremy Land is another solid player who will be a good pick up for a Division I program. For Ridge, running back Rennie Childs has been tearing it up this season, but his offers have not caught up with his performances. Colorado State and Houston have extended the offer, but word is many more want to see more tape before getting in the mix.
Erin Hartigan - Midlands Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: Arlington (Texas) Bowie at Arlington (Texas) at 7 p.m.
Bowie brings in a plethora of prospects on both sides of the ball, featuring TCU cornerback commit Steve Wesley and four-star safety/linebacker Edwin Freeman, a 2014 prospect with offers from Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Nebraska and others. On the offensive side, bringing the speed are wideouts Eric Rivers and Jordan Versey, and dual-threat quarterback Tony James. Just a sophomore, James was thrown into the role in week three following senior Keaton Perry's ACL tear, and quickly proved capable of filling the shoes, putting together 287 total offensive yards and five touchdowns in leading his Vols past the nation's then third-ranked Dallas Skyline, 38-36. Helping him continue to put up video game-like numbers is a rock-solid offensive line, led by 2014 lineman Kris Thigpen. Headlining Arlington is TCU linebacker pledge Sammy Douglas and 2013 cornerback Devin Harris, who has offers from ULM, Louisiana Tech, Tulsa, Rice and Navy.
Brandon Huffman - National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Regis (Colo.) Jesuit vs. Aurora (Colo.) Gateway at 6:00 p.m.
The first round matchup of the Colorado state 5A playoffs pits Regis Jesuit against a solid Gateway squad that features Colorado State commit Zackary Golditch, a 6-5, 265-pound offensive lineman. Gateway junior receiver Anthony Holmes is a 6-6, 195-pounder who's getting a lot of interest for basketball as well as football.
Friday: Littleton (Colo.) Columbine at Grand Junction (Colo.) at 1:00 p.m.
Grand Junction features a pair of Mountain West commits, Wyoming defensive tackle pledge James Diamante and Colorado State defensive end verbal Austin Berk. Junior Theron Verna is another to watch for Grand Junction. Columbine is home to Colorado verbal John Lisella as well as running back prospect Bernard McDondle.
Friday: Castle Rock (Colo.) Castle View vs. Arvada (Colo.) Ralston Valley at
4:00 p.m.
Ralston Valley has a pair of D-I prospects, one being 6-10 offensive tackle Dan Skipper, an SEC commit headed to Tennessee. Ralston Valley also has linebacker Jordan Anderson, who has a couple of offers.
Friday: Broomfield (Colo.) Legacy at Highlands Ranch (Colo.) Valor
Christian at 7:00 p.m.
One of the most talented teams in the state, Valor Christian begins their run in the playoffs as the #4 seed. They're led by Oklahoma State commit Luke Del Rio, an Elite 11 passer, and running back Christian McCaffrey a Scout 300 prospect from the 2014 class who's got a slew of offers. Fellow running back Daryl Hawkins, a senior, has some FCS offers.
Saturday: Parker (Colo.) Chaparral at Highlands Ranch
(Colo.) Rock Canyon at 4:00 p.m.
Chaparral is paced by three-star tight end Mitch Parsons, who just decommitted from Colorado and is now wide open, as well as quarterback Max Kuhns. Receiver Brendan Malone is a 2014 prospect.
Greg Biggins - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: El Toro (Calif.) at Mission Viejo (Calif.) at 7:00 p.m.
This is a huge South Coast League matchup with both teams, 9-0, 4-0 in league and a conference title at stake. The Chargers are led by Utah quarterback commit Connor Manning, who has been putting up video game numbers all season. Manning has thrown for over 3,500 yards and 38 touchdowns with just three interceptions. El Toro also has a strong running game led by 1,000 yard rusher Jacob Furnani and has an offer from Air Force. For Mission Viejo, two-way standout Max Redfield is the clear headliner. Redfield is headed to USC to play safety but he's one of the top receivers in the region and a top 50 player nationally as well. UCLA offensive line commit Erik Bunte has looked very comfortable playing for the Diablos after his much publicized transfer from Santa Margarita. Bunte starts at left tackle for Mission and has had a solid season. Junior quarterback Ian Fieber is having a strong season and is a definite BCS prospect. He has good size, a live arm and can make all the throws. Another junior to watch for the Diablos is running back Alex Suchesk. The athlete is a physical runner and one of the fastest players in the state having clocked a 10.72-100m last year.
Scott Kennedy- Director of Scouting
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone.
Jason Jewell, Southwest Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Phoenix (Ariz.) Paradise Valley at Peoria (Ariz.) Liberty at 7 p.m.
The first round of the Arizona state playoffs start Friday and this division-three opening round match-up is a rematch from early in the season, one in which Liberty won. With two of the top quarterbacks in the state playing in this game, expect a ton of offense. Paradise Valley is led by Boise State commit Ryan Finley who leads the state in passing yards. He is protected up front by tackle Patrick Johnson, who has an offer from Idaho. Liberty's dual-threat passer, Tyler Rogers, is exciting to watch. Rogers has offers from Air Force and South Dakota State currently.
Jake Worthen-
Northwest Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Seattle (Wash.) Kings vs. Sumner (Wash.) Cascade Christian at 7:00 p.m.
Seattle (Wash.) Kings is led by quarterback and BYU commit Billy Green. The signal caller has already thrown over 40 touchdowns this season and the Knights are a huge favorite in the 1A classification.
Saturday: Seattle (Wash.) O'Dea vs. Lakewood (Wash.) Lakes at 4:00 p.m.
Lakewood (Wash.) Lakes wide receiver and Washington commit Sammie Long has great size at 6'4" 190lbs. Long is best when the ball is in the air and has the ability to go up and pull it down. Long also holds an offer from Utah and could consider visiting later this year. In addition to Long, Lakes has another college level wide receiver in Marquin Russell. He holds offers from Army and Idaho and is an elite athlete that some believe could be more talented than Long. Two Lakes players that have a chance to be the top prospects in the state in their respective classes are 2015 defensive end Benning Potoae and 2016 offensive tackle Jared Goldwire. Potoae is the younger brother of current Washington Husky Sione Potoae and is already a dominant force. Just a freshman, Goldwire stands 6'6" 265lbs and will bring back memories of Lakes last giant lineman, USC tackle Zach Banner. The star for O'Dea is athlete and speedster Tatum Taylor, who took an official visit to Arizona State this past weekend. Taylor is also planning on visiting Oregon State and Washington State. O'Dea has a collection of underclassmen worth keeping an eye on. 2014 quarterback Pierre Le Dorze, 2014 fullback Jack Flor, 2015 running back Myles Gaskin, 2015 wide receiver Mikel Owes and 2015 cornerback Kaleb Swain all have a chance to play at the next level.
Saturday: Mountlake Terrace (Wash.) High vs. Burien (Wash.) Kennedy at 7:00 p.m.
Mountlake Terrace star 2014 running back Devante Downs picked up offers from Utah and Washington recently. He will be one of the top prospects in the state next season and should have a handful of offers by the time he signs. The two standouts for Kennedy are big men. Washington State commit Cole Madison is the smaller of the two, but both he and teammate Desmound Thompson are listed at 6'6" 260lbs. Thompson has seen recruiting pick up during the season with productive and improved play on the field.
Kevin Carden, West Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Canyon Country (Calif.) Canyon at Newhall (Calif.) Hart at 7:30 p.m.
The top prospect in Friday's matchup is Canyon wide receiver Drew Wolitarsky, who recently broke the California state record for receiving yards in a career that was held by former USC star Steve Smith. The 6-3, 200-pound receiver has eight scholarship offers and is interested in San Jose State, Minnesota and Army. On the opposite sideline, Hart features a pair of talented 2015 prospects in wide receiver Trent Irwin and quarterback Brady White. Irwin has created quite a bit of buzz because of his impressive performances the last two years at camps and offseason 7-on-7 tournaments. He has great hands, good size and deceptive speed.
Annabel Stephan, West Field Reporter
Friday: Etiwanda (Calif.) at Upland (Calif.) at Friday at 7 p.m.
The Upland (Calif.) Scots are 9-0 as they prepare to host 4-5 Etiwanda (Calif.) in this Inland Empire match up. Upland is led by quarterback Nate Romine (6-0, 185), who has been hearing from the likes of Oregon State, Houston, and Air Force. The Scots' defense is anchored by one of the nation's top defense ends in Joe Mathis, who has picked up over fifty offers and is seriously considering schools including Washington, Nebraska, and Utah, where he took an official visit last weekend. Mathis will be presented with his U.S. Army All-American Game Jersey before Friday's game; he's mentioned that he will be announcing his college decision during January's game. The talented defensive back duo of cornerback Delvin Batiste (a San Diego State commit) and safety James Johnson (an Arizona State commit) adds to the threat. Players to watch include running back Tyler Bratton and receiver Russell Boucher. Etiwanda's biggest play-maker is receiver Jordan Villamin, an Oregon State commit. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound player gave his verbal to the Beavers over the summer, though he also recently took an official visit to Utah.


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Riverside, CA (Sports Network) - Stephen Maxwell scored a game-high 17 points
as the Cal State Northridge Matadors captured a 69-53 win over the UC
Riverside Highlanders in Big West Conference action at the Student Recreation
Also scoring in double figures for the Matadors (12-11, 3-8 Big West), winners
of two straight and three of the last four, were Brandon Perry and Josh Greene
with 12 and 11 points, respectively. Tre Hale-Edmerson contributed a team-best
10 rebounds.
The Highlanders (5-17, 2-8), losers of four in a row and seven of eight, were
led by Chris Harriel with 16 points, followed by Chris Patton with 11, but he
was also guilty of six turnovers in the setback.
UCR led by as many as five points in the first half, but the team shot only
30.8 percent from the floor in the period, allowing the visitors to move out
to a 28-21 edge at the break.
In the second half CSUN pulled away with an impressive 60.0 percent from the
field, en route to the 16-point win.
The Matadors shot only 4-of-16 beyond the arc on the night, but forced 13
turnovers and held a 36-27 advantage on the glass.
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Ford 5.0 Coyote Motor - A 302 In Coyote's ClothingWritten by on May 1, 2011 Ford's new four-cam in a crate
Ford's new Coyote 5.0 V-8 is a four-cam powerhouse that's available in the new Mustang and in a crate from Ford Racing Performance Parts. Under that plastic engine cover is as composite intake manifold.
While under development Ford's new version of the 302 destined for the '11 Mustang was referred to as the Coyote. We're told the name was picked from employees' suggestions and was intended to pay homage to A.J. Foyt and his Coyote Indy cars. However, now that the engine is in production Ford refers to it as the 5.0L Ti-VCT, but frankly we like Coyote better.
Regardless of what it's called, this new engine is one trick piece. With a bore of 3.629 inches and a stroke of 3.649, displacement is roughly 302 ci or 5.0 liters (nitpickers can do the math). Weighing in at a scant 444 pounds it churns out 412 hp at 6,500 rpm, 390 lb-ft of torque at 4,250 rpm, and in the new Mustang it's rated at 17/26 mpg city/highway with a six-speed manual, and 18/25 with the automaticso every number it makes is impressive.
There are a host of reasons for this engine's impressive performance, not the least of which are the super-efficient heads with four valves per cylinder. But then there's the technology Ford includes in the nametag, Ti-VCT. That stands for twin independent variable cam timing. By altering the timing of the intake and exhaust events the usual need to design a cam that produces power at one end of the rpm scale or the other is eliminated. The same cam, or in this case cams, can provide the best of both worlds.
Coyote in a Crate
It appears that Ford is anxious to get their new engine in the hands of enthusiasts as they have them available under PN M-6007-M50, but there will be a few more parts required to make them run. They're available from an Electronic Throttle Crate Engine Control Pack, PN M6017-A504V-A54SC.
Making it Fit
While these engines are light, they're not particularly smallhowever most of the bulk is due to the size of the heads, so steering clearance down low isn't a big problem with the possible exception of the oil filter. Up front, low on the left, the filter may be troublesome in some applications, however, a right angle adapter is available and a remote filter could be used. Unfortunately, those cool stainless factory headers are wide and take up lots of room. We've been told aftermarket tight tuck designs are about to go into production. As the bellhousing pattern is the same as the modular engines, a variety of transmissions can be used.
The heads on the Ford are 23 inches long (of course that includes the drive assemblies), the Chryslers are 19-5/8 inches. From water pump hub to bellhousing flange the Ford is 25 inches and the Chrysler is 30 inches.
A test-fit in our fat-fendered Ford that once housed an early 302 shows some fitment issues. The pan and oil filter interfere with the crossmember for the IFS (ironically the pan may not be a problem) with a stock axle, and an offset mount for the filter is available. In this case a recessed firewall that allowed the engine to slide back 4 inches would be required.
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Cast from aluminum, the lightweight block helps keep total engine weight down to a mere 444 pounds. The crankshaft is forged steel.Bottom-end rigidity is ensured by four bolts through the main caps in the conventional manner and two bolts tying the blocks skirt and the caps together.The three-ring pistons are hypereutectic aluminum castings with an anti-friction coating on the skirts. They hook to the forged powder metal rods with full floating pins.Taking a page from diesel engine technology, squirters spray oil on the undersides of the pistons for cooling, which is one of the reasons the 11.0:1 compression ratio works.Included in the control pack kit is a manual transmission PCM (PN CM 12A650-A5LA). As it runs the engine only, a computer-controlled automatic transmission will need a standalone control unit.Called a cowl harness (PN CM-14A006-A5LA), this wiring is part of the kit and includes all the connections necessary to power up and run the engine. It plugs into the harness on the engine.This is the Ford Racing power distribution block (PN CM-14A068-A). It plugs into the wiring harness and contains all the relays and fuses for the engine, intercooler pump (5.4L only), and cooling fan control.This is the stock air cleaner assembly that mounts the mass airflow sensor. According to our contacts at Ford, the difficulty in using a substitute is maintaining the distance between the throttle blade and the mass airflow sensor to ensure there is no reversion and retaining the hydrocarbon paper that traps any air/fuel charge that may revert through the manifold. In addition, open element filters in the "wash" of air from engine cooling fans can wreak havoc on the mass air reading so a shroud or proper air filter placement is important to keep driveability optimized.
Two heated exhaust gas oxygen sensors (PN 8F91-9Y460-EA) provide feedback to the PCM for closed loop air/fuel ratio control.No more throttle cables—this electronic pedal assembly (PN BR3Z-9F836-D) is required to interface with the PCM. Ford cautions the engine will not run correctly without this exact pedal.How's this for a comparison? A Coyote on the left and a blown Chrysler Hemi on the right. The Ford is 28-1/2 inches at its widest point, the Chrysler is 30 inches.The heads on the Ford are 23 inches long (of course that includes the drive assemblies), the Chryslers are 19-5/8 inches. From water pump hub to bellhousing flange the Ford is 25 inches and the Chrysler is 30 inches.A test-fit in our fat-fendered Ford that once housed an early 302 shows some fitment issues. The pan and oil filter interfere with the crossmember for the IFS (ironically the pan may not be a problem) with a stock axle, and an offset mount for the filter is available. In this case a recessed firewall that allowed the engine to slide back 4 inches would be required.Factory Five shoehorned a Coyote into a '33 coupe—no doubt with the engine's horsepower to weight ratio and the chassis handling capabilities, it's a screamer. (Photo by Chuck Vranas.)Troy Ladd of Hollywood Hot Rods combined some old and new with this Coyote installation. The variable cam-timing feature was eliminated, a vintage-style Hilborn stack fuel injection system was installed on one-off aluminum intake manifolds. Original '63 427ci SOHC valve covers hide the modern coil packs and a FAST (Fuel Air Spark Technology) engine management system was combined with a custom wiring harness by Hollywood Hot Rods to make it run.


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St. Louis ( KSDK ) -- The first cancellations are being posted on the flight boards at Lambert St. Louis international airport, as Hurricane Sandy bears down on the east coast of the United States.
NewsChannel 5 found an American Airlines flight and a Delta flight, both to New York City, cancelled by 5 p.m. A United flight to Newark, New Jersey, also was scrubbed.
The Federal Aviation Administration flight delay web site indicates flights to Philadelphia International Airport are currently running two hours late.
Air travelers are urged to call their individual carriers to check on delays and cancellations.


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Civil War Resources Home
Va. Military Institute
July 15th, 1864
The Board of Visitors met this morning in special session upon the call of the Superintendent. Present Hon. Wm. H. Macfarland, President; Genl. Wm. H. Richardson; T. J. Michie; R I. White; & Jas. Neeson, Esqrs., & Capt J.M. Patton. The President called the Board to order.
On motion--the Board proceeded to an inspection of the ruins of the public buildings, lately destroyed by the enemy, and to the public property saved therefrom, and after sometime spent therein, returned to the Superintendent's office.
On motion--a recess took place until 6 p.m. with the view of giving time for absent members expected by the stage of today to arrive.
6 p.m.-- As the members expected by the stage did not arrive, the Board stood adjourned until 10 1/2 a.m. tomorrow. /signed/Wm. H. Macfarland, Prest.
July 16th 1864
The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members as yesterday, and Col. A.C. Cummings & Wm. M. Burwell Esq. The report of the Superintendent with the accompanying reports of the Professors were read. The President announced the following standing committees.
Finance/Wm M. Burwell, Mr. Neeson & Mr. White
Discipline/Genl. Richardson & Col. Cummings
Q.M. Dept/Mr. Michie & Genl Richardson
Arsenal & Arms/Col. Patton & Mr. White
Sub Dept/Col. Cummings & Mr. White
Supt & Professors' Reports/Col. Patton, Mr. Neeson, Mr. Burwell, Mr. Michie & Col. Cummings
on motion of Mr. Burwell, Resolved, that so much of the Report of the Professor of Military Science and Tactics, as relates to a modification of the rules of discipline, be referred to the Committee on Discipline, with instructions to report such amendments in the same as they may deem proper.
The Board took a recess until 5 p.m.
July 16th, 5 p.m.
The Board of Visitors met pursuant to adjournment. Same members present as in the morning.
The following resolution of enquiry was offered by Mr. Michie and adopted.
Resolved--That a special committee of five (5) enquire into the liability of the Cadets to be called into military service, as a component part of the army, and if so liable, by whom may the call be made. The committee to consist of Mr. Michie, Genl. Richardson, Mr. Burwell, Col. Cummings & Col. Patton
The Committee appointed to consider the Supt & Professors Reports, after sometime spent thereon, made a verbal report and asked to be discharged from the further consideration of the matter referred to them, with the view of a general consideration of the same in Committee of the whole.
On motion, the Committee was discharged from the further consideration of the same and the subject was referred to the Committee of the whole.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on Monday at 10 a.m./signed/Wm. H. Macfarland
July 18th, 1864, 10 a.m.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members as on Saturday.
On motion of Col Patton, Resolved that immediate steps be taken for the earliest practicable resumption of the usual exercises of the Institute.
On motion of Col. Cummings, Resolved that temporary arrangements be made for resuming the exercises of the Institute at (passed over).
On motion of Col Patton, Resolved that the Superintendent be requested to report to a meeting of the Board to be held this afternoon a comparative estimate of the expense of [hutting] the cadets, procuring lecture rooms & c at this point, and of renting at some other point suitable buildings for their temporary occupation for lecture rooms, professor's houses & c, till (with the assent of the Legislature) the permanent rebuilding becomes practicable.
Resolved, that so much of the report of the Supt. as refers to the expenses incurred by the Cadets on their late march, be referred to the Special Committee of Five.
Resolved, that this Board postpone at this time to fill existing vacancies in the State Cadets, ten in number, in as much as the absence of the Cadets in the field and the unsettled condition of the country, made it impracticable to give sufficient notice of the vacancies.
Resolved, that the Supt certify to the Sec of War the names of the First Class of Cadets, in the order of merit as duly graduated, with the unanimous recommendation of the Board that these graduates be employed in the military service in such positions as their military education may qualify them to fill.
Resolved that the President in the annual report make suitable notice of the services performed by the Officers and Cadets in the military service.
On motion the Board took a recess until 5 p.m.
July 18th, 1864. 5 p.m.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members as in the morning.
The Special Committee appointed to enquire into the liability of the Cadets to be called into military service, and so much of the Supt Report as refers to the expenses incurred by the Cadets on their late march, submitted the following report which was unanimously adopted.
"The Special Committee to whom was referred the question of the liability of the Cadets to be called into military service, as a component part of the army & c, and to whom was also referred so much of the report of the Superintendent as refers to the expenses incurred by the Cadets on their late march, beg leave respectfully to report that they have carefully examined the laws organizing the Institute, and have unanimously concluded that those laws do not subject the Cadets to any military service, save that of guarding and preserving the buildings, arms, ammunition and other public property, belonging to the state and appurtenant to the arsenal at Lexington; and that in respect to the duty above mentioned, they are under the exclusive jurisdiction and control of the Board of Visitors. Your Committee are also of opinion that the provision found in the several laws regulating the powers and duties of the Board of Visitors, by which they are authorized to proscribe (among other things) the "kind" and "nature of their service," would empower the Board of Visitors (and them alone) to send them into such active service, as might be indispensably necessary in the defense and protection of the public property committed to their charge. As authority for our conclusions we could refer to the Act of Assembly of 29th March 1839 and to the 34th Chapter of the code of 1860Your Committee do not at all regret the fact that the Cadets have been heretofore called into the active service of the country. They believe that the Corps bore itself on those occasions in a manner becoming the children of their "mother" state, and rejoice in the belief that by their noble bearing they reflected high honor both on the Institute and the Commonwealth. The duty of the Board is none the less clear however to place the future exercise of the power of employing the services of the Cadets in duty, dangerous however honorable, in the hands entitled to wield it, and to remove so far as in them lies all doubt that may heretofore have rested on this subject. The importance of now deciding this question of bringing it to the notice of the Governor, and through him presenting it to the notice of the Legislature (should he deem it necessary,) is illustrated by the difficulty which induced the Board to send to this Committee this second question submitted to them, and on which they submit the following remarks.
The cadets were in the active service of the state shortly after the Battle of New Market, having been regularly turned over by order of Genl. Breckinridge to the Governor, and found themselves at Staunton in great need of shoes and other articles worn out or destroyed in the severe marches to which they had been subjected. They were ordered to Richmond by the Governor, and it was indispensably necessary that they should be supplied with these necessary articles before the order could be executed. The Governor disallowed the bill made by their purchase, and felt it to be his duty to reject it. This bill having been made by Genl. Smith, not in his capacity as Superintendent of the Institute, but in that of an officer of the state in active service, he did not regard the bill as due by the Institute, but by the State, and accordingly did not charge the funds of the Institute with the amount of it but reported the facts to the Board. Your Committee approve the course pursued by him, and certainly could not feel that the Board would be justified in recognizing the claim as due by the Institute. That the Legislature will pay this claim as a part of the war debt of the state, your Committee do not doubt, and they suggest that the Board recommend the Legislature to do so. So far in the opinion of your Committee it may go, but no farther.
Your Committee further recommend that this Board respectfully request the Legislature to settle definitely the two questions submitted to them, and that in the meantime, the Board assume the authority believed by your Committee to be invested in them, in respect to the government and control of the Cadets."
On motion of Mr. Neeson, Resolved that the report of the Committee on Subsistence be recommitted, that the Committee may enquire into the circumstances of the alleged loss of books & papers, relating to the Subsistence Account, and to ascertain the extent of supplies on hand.
On motion the Board adjourned until 10 a.m. tomorrow
/signed/Wm. H. Macfarland, Prest.


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QB Seneca Wallace led one of the greatest comebacks in school history, hitting on 23-of-37 passes and one TD and running for another score as Iowa State won at Iowa 36-31 after trailing 24-7 at the half. The rally marked the third biggest comeback in school history, and the Cyclones' 29 consecutive points in the second half were the most since 1989.
Turnovers were a major factor. After Wallace drove the Cyclones 75 yards in nine plays and scored on a 5-yard keeper on the opening drive of the second half, ISU scored again five plays later after a fumble by Iowa QB Brad Banks to close the gap to 24-21. Iowa State defensive tackle Tim TeBrink forced another Banks fumble at the Iowa 20 on the next Hawk drive. Cyclone FB Joe Woodley scored two plays later for a 28-24 lead.
After a miscue on the ensuing kickoff, Iowa was forced to start its drive at its own 5-yard line. ISU LB Jeremy Loyd then tackled Aaron Greving in the Hawk endzone for a safety and a 30-24 lead.
The Cyclones, having scored 23 points over a span of 6:42 in the third quarter, got fourth-quarter field goals of 36 and 38 yards from Adam Benike and led 36-24 before an Iowa touchdown with 1:23 left.
Iowa State outgained Iowa 446-400, 254-109 in the second half. The 36 points put on the board by the Cyclones were the most ever by an ISU team against Iowa.
Iowa, which got 222 yards rushing in the first half, was held to 29 yards on 17 carries in the second half.
ISU WR Jack Whitver caught eight passes for 132 yards and WR Lane Danielsen had 131 yards on five catches.


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By Larry Fine
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Seattle Seahawks landed at Newark Airport on Sunday with a blue "12th Man" banner stuck out the cockpit window after the NFC champions were given a rousing sendoff by thousands of fans backing their bid for a first Super Bowl crown.
Thousands of raucous green and blue clad fans lined the streets back home as buses headed to the airport carrying the team that will face Denver and quarterback Peyton Manning next Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
"We had an extraordinary sendoff," Seattle coach Pete Carroll said at the team's opening news conference after a ride from the airport to their Jersey City hotel.
"The 12s were out there in full force. The bus could only go about two miles an hour because they had swarmed into the streets. They were pounding on the bus and everything. It was extraordinarily fun for everybody to see. Very cool."
First off the plane that rolled into a private hanger was Seattle's bruising running back Marshawn Lynch, wearing sparkling gold head phones and a "Beast Mode" sweatshirt proclaiming his well-earned nickname.
Seattle brings the National Football League's top-ranked defense into the title tilt, spearheaded by a suffocating secondary that will go against Denver's league-leading offense.
The Seahawks are the second-youngest team to play in the Super Bowl in terms of average age, but they do not lack confidence.
"They have a little more experience in it than we do," said cornerback Richard Sherman, surrounded by reporters and cameramen hanging on his every word following his post-game rant after Seattle's NFC title win over the San Francisco 49ers.
"I've never seen experience play in the game."
Carroll believed his exuberant club were ready for the biggest stage.
"Even though we're young I think they have a really mature perspective. That's what we're relying on," he added.
Sherman, whose world-class trash talking belies his academic record as a Stanford University graduate, was on his best behavior and summed up the team's approach.
"We'll continue to work, continue to prepare and not be distracted by the stage, by the media," said the NFL's interception leader.
Carroll, appearing in his first Super Bowl after head coaching stints with the New England Patriots and New York Jets, who played on the same Meadowlands site as the new MetLife Stadium, was aware of the challenge posed by the Broncos.
"It's historically as hard as it gets," the coach said.
"They've broken every major record in the throwing game. Peyton (Manning) has been extraordinary in having a year anybody would dream to have. They don't just throw the football, they also run the ball. It's an extraordinary challenge."
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, who has registered the most wins of any signal caller in his first two NFL seasons, wasted no time on the cross-continental flight from Seattle.
"I was breaking down tape," he told reporters. "It was probably a four and a half hour flight, and for a solid three hours, three and a half hours, I was studying.
"I was watching all the clips, all the third downs in the red zone, just preparing my mind for getting back into it, to get ready for this week."
Wilson, like the others, stressed the importance of sticking to routine.
"I think the biggest thing in terms of keeping this game normal is just staying focused on your preparation," he said.
"Making sure you're getting tons of sleep. Making sure that you're eating well, making sure you're watching all the same things and going through your check list.
"We're not going to shy away from it. I've always been told don't be afraid to excel."
By Julian Linden
NEW YORK (Reuters) – After a week of being criticized for his post-game rant following his team's win in the NFC Championship, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman turned on the charm when he arrived in New Jersey on Sunday.
Sherman was on his best behavior when he fronted a packed news conference shortly after his team touched down to prepare for next weekend's Super Bowl against the Denver Broncos.
There was no trash talking or chest-beating this time as he was grilled by the media.
"I think you're always cognizant as a football player that what you say is going to get attention," he said.
"Especially in today's world, where everybody's looking for a story. But in the end, it's all going to come down to who plays the best football on Sunday."
His responses were in a stark contrast to a week ago when he publicly taunted his San Francisco 49ers opponents after his game-winning deflection.
Sherman later apologized for his boorish outburst but the National Football League took a dim view of his actions, slapping him with a $7,875 fine for unsportsmanlike behavior.
Asked whether he regretted taking the focus away from the team's win and putting himself in the media spotlight, Sherman said it could be a blessing in disguise.
"I definitely think it helped," he said. "Everybody getting the chance to see the craziness, the tons of media in our press conferences. Things like that definitely can help us get ready and get focused now that we're here this week."
On Sunday, the dreadlocked Sherman had nothing but high praise for the Denver Broncos team he faces next week and said he hoped people would see him in a different light.
Sherman was raised in one of the toughest neighborhoods in Los Angeles but defied his upbringing to get a scholarship to Stanford, where he graduated with a degree in communication.
A natural athlete who excelled in track and field as well as football, Sherman was drafted into the NFL in 2011 and has quickly established himself as one of the best defenders in the game.
"I am just a guy trying to be the best," he said. "I came from humble beginnings and came from a place where not everyone gets out of. I am just trying to affect the world in a positive way."
(Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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Release Date: July 08, 2011
Running Time: 121 mins.
MPAA Rating: R
Genre: Action, Adaptation, Adventure, Historical, Period, Thriller
A Templar knight and a ragtag group of warriors hold out for months against the hard-fought siege of Rochester Castle in the thirteenth century. Set in the time of King John's signing of the Magna Carta treaty, the group struggles against the King to defend the freedom of their country.
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25 Places Around The World With The Most Epic Sunsets
Where: Waterbury, Vermont
Accommodates: 2 (with floor space for two small children)
Why we love it: Located on the grounds of Moose Meadow Lodge, a wrap-around deck, living and dining area, WiFi access, and queen-size bed make this treehouse a perfect choice for the couple looking for an adventurous but still luxurious experience.
Where: Cave Junction, Oregon
Accommodates: 4
Why we love it: The Cottage might look small from the outside, but the interior offers one full-size bed on the "ground" level plus a second one in a sleeping loft accessible by wooden ladder.
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Patriots close out regular season with rout over Lake Sumter St.
Published: Monday, April 22, 2013 at 6:25 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 22, 2013 at 6:25 p.m.
The College of Central Florida baseball team closed out its regular season home schedule with an 11-3 rout over Lake Sumter State on Monday afternoon.
The Patriots (28-22, 10-12) scored four times in the second and three more in the third, as they gained momentum and split the season series with the Lakehawks.
Joe Marotta (8-3) won his third straight decision and allowed just one run on three hits in five innings of work.
He got plenty of support, as CF pounded out 17 hits.
Mario Urdaneta (3-for-6, RBIs), Sean Plunkett (2-for-6, RBI), Josh Ellzey (run scored), Brendan Collins (run scored), Ryan Smith (2-for-5, run scored) Enderson Velasquez (2-for-5, two runs scored), David Lugo (3-for-4, two runs scored, RBI, double), Collin Woody (1-for-2, run scored, RBI), Danny Timmons (1-for-3, two runs scored, RBI), Spencer Bowles (2-for-2, run scored, two RBIs) and Isaac Geisler (1-for-1, two RBI) led the Patriots at the plate.
CF visits Daytona State on Wednesday afternoon at 3.
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