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Hot Rod To The Rescue - 1980 Plymouth ArrowWritten by Marlan Davis on October 10, 2013 Gary Smrtic's 360 V8-Powered Plymouth Arrow Has a Braking Problem. We're Gonna Fix It.
The Combo
For decades Morgantown, Kentucky's Gary Smrtic and his extended family have owned a whole stable full of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth hot rods. His current daily driver is an 1980 Plymouth Arrow pickup with a swapped-in small-block Mopar 360 equipped with a relatively mild Comp Cams 268H High Energy cam. A Mopar A904 automatic trans transfers the power back to an 8¾-inch Chrysler rearend with big four-piston calipers and 11-inch rotors. That left the truck with dissimilar front and rear wheel bolt patterns—Arrow six-lug up front, standard Chrysler five-lug at the rear—so Gary swapped out the front hubs and rotors for Toyota truck parts that (even though it's expressed metrically) have the same bolt-circle as the Chrysler rearend.
To control the brakes, Smrtic says he originally "took the stock vacuum booster and master cylinder off and installed a Mopar plastic-reservoir, manual-brake, master cylinder from a late-model pickup." With no power assist, "it stopped fine, but with a great deal of pedal effort. As I want my 17 year-old granddaughter to use this truck to get her feet wet drag racing, I needed something that stops a little easier for her. We put the factory booster back on with a new stock replacement Arrow master cylinder, then added a Speedway adjustable proportioning valve."
The Problem
After his latest changes, Smrtic experienced a constant low brake pedal. "It stops OK," claimed Smrtic in his rescue request, "but the low pedal just doesn't feel right, and it does have a habit of pulling to the right on occasion at first hit. We've bled the brakes several times, but it didn't help. Adjusting the proportioning valve made no difference."
The Diagnosis
We sent Smrtic to Lindsey Automotive, a full-service auto repair shop in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Owner Terry Lindsey has been around for years, and has also been professionally drag racing for years—so he's familiar with standard stock maintenance issues, traditional hot rods, and race cars alike. When Lindsey test-drove the truck, he diagnosed three significant problems:
The brake pedal had excessive free-travel before the linkage made contact with the booster and master cylinder. "The pedal would also go to the floor. The brakes would hold enough to stop safely as long as you did not have to make a quick panic stop. The brakes would not lock-up under that condition."
Applying the brakes with the trans in Drive resulted in the brake pedal pulsing slightly up and down in unison with changes in engine rpm. "Upon investigation I discovered there was no vacuum check-valve installed between the carburetor and brake-booster." When engine rpm changes, engine vacuum also changes. With no check-valve, changes in engine vacuum correspondingly cause vacuum fluctuations in the brake booster.
The engine "seemed to run a little sluggish when accelerating from idle like there was a problem with the timing or distributor advance controls." Although there was no outright bog or hesitation, the engine revved-up slowly, "like it just didn't have good power. There was something lacking." A mistuned engine can adversely affect proper functioning of a brake system's vacuum booster.
Next, Lindsey put the truck up on the lift to inspect the rest of the brake system. Removing the front and rear wheels revealed that "the rotors and calipers were installed correctly. There were no brake-fluid leaks detected. The fluid in the master-cylinder reservoir was at the proper level." But as-received, the brake system made less than 600 psi.
The Fix: Static Timing
With the distributor vacuum-advance hose disconnected and plugged, Lindsey observed the initial timing as read at the harmonic balancer was actually retarded, reading 2 degrees after top dead center (ATDC). But with the vacuum-advance hose connected to a manifold vacuum port as it had been when Lindsey received the truck, the initial timing was at 12 degrees before top dead center (BTDC). Normally the base timing should be set with the distributor vacuum-advance hose temporarily disconnected and plugged; whoever had set the initial timing had overlooked this. Lindsey reset the base timing to 10 degrees BTDC (vacuum hose temporarily disconnected), increasing engine vacuum from the originally observed 9–10 inches to a satisfactory 15 inches.
The Fix: Check-Valve
Power brake boosters need a check-valve to maintain constant vacuum. On most domestic cars we're familiar with, the check-valve is that little round plastic part pressed into the booster cavity, with a nipple on one end that connects to a vacuum hose routed to an engine manifold vacuum port. But the stock Arrow power booster uses an inline check-valve installed in the hose itself that was missing from this installation. Although Chrysler no longer sells the valve, it's still available from Mitsubishi, which originally built the "captive-import" Plymouth Arrow and Dodge Ram 50 for Chrysler. (Depending on the market, pure Mitsubishi-badged versions of the truck are called the Forte, Mighty Max, or L200.) Adding the valve cured the pedal-pulse problem.
The Fix: Pedal Travel
With these basic glitches corrected, Lindsey tackled the low brake pedal. Arrows equipped with power brakes have two pushrods: One connects the pedal to the booster; the other links the booster to the master cylinder. Fortunately, both are adjustable.
As received, the pedal could be depressed about 1½ inches before the pedal pushrod actuated the booster. Lindsey first lengthened the pedal-to-booster pushrod to eliminate free-play at the pedal, then removed the master cylinder and lengthened the forward pushrod coming out the front of the booster to remove some observed remaining lag between booster actuation and master-cylinder pushrod movement. Collectively, this solved the pedal-height issue and ensured the master-cylinder pistons achieved their full stroke to help increase line pressure.
The Fix: Prop-Valve
With the proportioning remaining unaltered from Smrtic's original setting, after these fixes the front brake pressure jumped to 1,500 psi, with 800 psi at the rear. With the system finally generating some serious pressure, Lindsey saw the rear brakes now had a tendency to lock up before the front binders. This wasn't a surprise. The huge aftermarket rear brakes had calipers with four 1¾-inch pistons mounted on 11½-inch rotors, compared to the much smaller fronts with four 2-inch pistons on 9½-inch rotors. A quick prop-valve adjustment dropped rear pressure to 500 psi, restoring proper front-to-rear brake bias even with the mismatched brake sizes.
The truck stops quickly in a straight line, with no evidence of the occasional pull to the right mentioned by Smrtic in his initial rescue request. If anything, the brakes are now super-sensitive, but that's just the way the Smrtic clan wants it."I like the brakes to be right on the edge because it keeps me on the edge when I'm driving it," explains granddaughter Shaedy Scott, gushing, "Grandpa, this truck is so much fun to drive!" Chimes in a happy "Grandpa" Smrtic, "I'm ecstatic! The brakes just flat work. It's become a daily driver again—and the car runs stronger in the engine department. I can't say enough about Mr. Lindsey."
Pressure Tests
|Values are at idle with the auto trans in "Drive."
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|600 psi
|500 psi
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Lessons Learned
Check the basics first. With a streetable cam, low vacuum is a sure indication of misadjusted timing, a poorly tuned carburetor, a vacuum leak, or (worst-case) an internal engine issue. Don't overlook the little details, like a missing check-valve in this instance. The entire brake system must work together as a team. Be prepared to make the proper adjustments when mixing and matching nonstock parts.
The biggest problem was the play in the pedal and the booster. The master-cylinder pistons just weren't getting pushed all the way through their full travel. The other issues just covered up the fundamental problem." — Terry Lindsey, Lindsey Automotive
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Stuffed with a Sure-Grip diff, 2.76:1 gears, and Moser axles, a narrowed 8�-inch Chrysler rearend mounts Aerospace Components four-piston calipers on 11-inch rotors with the traditional Chrysler 5-on-4� wheel bolt-pattern.Smrtic swapped out the stock 6-lug Arrow/front hubs and rotors for Toyota parts that have the same 5-lug wheel bolt-circle as the Chrysler rearend. He says they "almost bolt-on with no mods. We did a slight bit of machining to the hubs to center the stock Arrow calipers on the 10-inch Toyota rotors, which in this instance are slotted and drilled aftermarket units from Jegs."Actuating the hybrid four-wheel disc brake system is a stock Arrow vacuum power-assist booster and stock-replacement Arrow master cylinder. The adjustable proportioning valve should have permitted easy compensation for the larger rear brakes, but the system wouldn't consistently lock-up.The 360 felt sluggish. Sure enough, its vacuum was only 10 inches at idle in Park, dropping to 9 inches with the trans in Drive. This was way low for Smrtic's installed cam. "Normally, you see 14–16 inches with a Comp 268H High Energy hydraulic." For proper operation, brake vacuum boosters want no less than 12 inches of engine vacuum, but more is always better.Smrtic says the Arrow's transplanted 360 V8 "is a locally rebuilt mid-'70s smogger that's basically stock except for a mild Comp Cams 268H High Energy hydraulic flat-tappet cam" (0.454-inch lift, 268 degrees advertised duration, 218 degrees at 0.050, 110-degree lobe-separation angle).Vacuum power assist systems require a check-valve to maintain stable vacuum inside the booster. On the Arrow, the valve is an inline design that mounts in the vacuum hose, not on the booster itself as is the case with typical domestics. Initially, it wasn't present on Smrtic's Arrow.The correct inline check-valve is still available from Mitsubishi (PN MA181998). This $13 (jobber-cost) valve stopped the brake pedal from pulsing caused by engine rpm and vacuum fluctuations.Before The distributor vacuum advance must be disconnected before setting the base timing. As received, the timing was 2 degrees retarded (ATDC)—no wonder the engine was lazy! Lindsey advanced the timing to 10 degrees BTDC. This raised vacuum to 15 in-hg, plus the engine was now much more responsive and driveable.After The distributor vacuum advance must be disconnected before setting the base timing. As received, the timing was 2 degrees retarded (ATDC)—no wonder the engine was lazy! Lindsey advanced the timing to 10 degrees BTDC. This raised vacuum to 15 in-hg, plus the engine was now much more responsive and driveable.
At Rest In its fully extended (at-rest) position, the distance between the brake pedal foot-pad and the floor was 7-1/2 Inches.Depressed Power booster actuation didn't occur until the pedal was depressed to 6 inches off the floor, meaning free-play was an excessive 1-1/2 Inches. This kept the system from achieving the full-stroke needed to develop sufficient pressure at the calipers.Before Even with the pedal adjusted to zero free-play, there was still some noticeable lag between pedal/power booster actuation and corresponding master cylinder piston movement. This was corrected by lengthening the existing, also-adjustable, forward pushrod between the booster and master cylinder by 3⁄16 inch.After Even with the pedal adjusted to zero free-play, there was still some noticeable lag between pedal/power booster actuation and corresponding master cylinder piston movement. This was corrected by lengthening the existing, also-adjustable, forward pushrod between the booster and master cylinder by 3⁄16 inch.Front Well, that's a lot better! After resetting the ignition timing, installing the proper check-valve, adjusting the brake pedal and pushrods to eliminate free-play, and dialing-in the prop-valve, brake pressures under full braking jumped to as much as 1,500 psi up front and a proportioned 500 psi at the rear. Problem solved.Rear Well, that's a lot better! After resetting the ignition timing, installing the proper check-valve, adjusting the brake pedal and pushrods to eliminate free-play, and dialing-in the prop-valve, brake pressures under full braking jumped to as much as 1,500 psi up front and a proportioned 500 psi at the rear. Problem solved.


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Two small incisions are made at either end of the vein. A special long, thin tool with a camera on the end (endoscope) is passed through one of the incisions and along the vein. The tool will separate the vein from its branches and surrounding tissue. The vein will then be removed through the second incision at the other end of the vein.
The primary surgery will take place. Your leg (or legs) will be wrapped tightly to prevent bleeding from the remaining veins.
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Twelve-year MMA veteran Aaron Simpson (12-3 MMA, 7-3 UFC) insists when he fights, it truly doesn't matter to him where the bout falls on the evening's lineup.
Still, he admits even he was a little surprised when his UFC on FX 5 bout with fellow veteran Mike Pierce (14-5 MMA, 6-3 UFC) was set as the curtain-jerker on the night's Facebook stream.
"Someone was trying to send a message, I think," Simpson told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I don't care when I fight, truth be told. I don't care if it's at noon or midnight or 3 in the morning. I'll be ready, and I plan on going out and getting a victory."
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Deletion of data-structure sentinel
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The accidental deletion of a data structure sentinel can cause serious programing logic problems.
- Availability: Generally this error will cause the data structure to not work properly.
- Authorization: If a control character, such as NULL is removed, one may cause resource access control problems.
Exposure period
- Requirements specification: The choice could be made to use a language that is not susceptible to these issues.
- Design: Mitigating technologies such as safe-string libraries and container abstractions could be introduced.
- Implementation: Many logic errors can lead to this condition. It can be exacerbated by lack of or misuse of mitigating technologies.
- Languages: C, C++, Fortran, Assembly
- Operating platforms: All, although partial preventative measures may be deployed depending on environment.
Required resources
Very High
Likelihood of exploit
High to Very High
Often times data-structure sentinels are used to mark structure of the data structure. A common example of this is the null character at the end of strings. Another common example is linked lists which may contain a sentinel to mark the end of the list.
It is, of course, dangerous to allow this type of control data to be easily accessible. Therefore, it is important to protect from the deletion or modification outside of some wrapper interface which provides safety.
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char *foo; int counter; foo=malloc(sizeof(char)*10); for (counter=0;counter!=14;counter++){ foo[counter]='a'; printf("%s\n",foo); }
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Herndon Monument Climb
The Charge of the 1000
The History and Traditions of the Herndon Monument Climb
The plebe class works together to accomplish the goal of retrieving a white plebe "dixie cup" hat from atop the monument and replace it with an upperclassmen's hat. It is a tradition that has endured at the Naval Academy for many years. More than 200 pounds of lard applied to the monument by upperclass midshipmen complicate the task.
To understand the tradition and emotion of the climb, it is necessary to understand the qualities of the man for whom the monument is named.
Commander William Lewis Herndon, 1813-1857, possessed the qualities of discipline, teamwork and courage. In command of the Central America, home bound with California gold seekers, Herndon lost his life in a gallant effort to save ship and men during a hurricane off Cape Hatteras. These are the attributes necessary to fulfill the Herndon tradition.
The Naval Academy tradition of climbing Herndon never had a specific date documented as to its origin. The monument climb evidently originated from an enthusiastic charge of former plebes. After the graduation ceremony, held on the "Yard" (campus) once upon a time, the upperclassmen shook hands with the newly appointed "youngsters" (sophomores). The new third class proceeded to reverse their caps and coats. Next, youngsters did a snake dance through the "Yard," and romped through Lover's Lane, an area restricted to them while they were plebes. Throughout the celebration, they chanted, "Tain't no mo' plebes." All the youngsters eventually rallied around the monument due to its close proximity to Lover's Lane.
In 1967, the graduation ceremonies moved to Navy-Marine Corps Stadium. This meant youngsters could no longer run to Herndon after graduation. For this reason, the ceremony was moved after the first parade of Commissioning Week and later to the first day of Commissioning Week.
In 1973, then Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. William P. Mack gave his shoulder boards to Midshipman Fourth Class Lawrence J. O'Donnell, who climbed to the top of Herndon in 1 minute 50 seconds, thus beginning the shoulder board tradition. Today, the Herndon ceremony starts off with a blast at precisely 2 p.m. as plebes dash toward the monument. At first sight it looks much taller than it actually is, perhaps due to the hundreds of pounds of lard slathered on by upperclass. The fatty, white goo is removed by shoe throwing, hands, shirts and bodies.
The smell of the melting lard permeates thousands of cheering spectators. Bodies turn red with beads of sweat dripping down the tower of people. Agony shows on the faces of those at the bottom of the pyramid as they support upon their shoulders three or four tiers of muscular bodies. As the crowd yells in anticipation, the class gets excited and "They're gonna make it" is heard all around. Crash. The bodies collapse like dominoes. Their greasy skin, stained with dirt, lard and sun make it extremely difficult to sustain any balance for a long period of time.
At the start, their expectations soar. No plebes doubt that their climb will be the best of any class to date. After all, it seems each plebe has devised a plan that would get someone to the top quickly. As they climb, many bodies are sacrificed. Some become human supports, allowing their torsos to be pulled like taffy while some are ladders. Their shoes are off in fear that they might step on and injure a shipmate. In one hour, many courageous mids try in vain to reach the top.
They finally realize that this is not the easy task they envisioned in their dreams. They now realize, more than before, that to overcome their task it takes teamwork and determination. Within the next half hour, a classmate may be near the top. One falls, but is quickly replaced by another. Their hopes are slowly fading away. They wonder if they will be the first class to fail to get to the top of the monument.
The Class of 1998 gained quite a reputation around the Yard regarding Herndon. Their time, at the end of their first year in the spring of 1995 of four hours, five minutes and 17 seconds marks the longest on record, beating the Class of 1985 which previously held the record with three hours, 12 minutes and 23 seconds. The fastest times are three minutes for the Class of 1965 in the spring of 1962 (first recorded time) and one minute, 30 seconds (the fastest time officially recorded) for the Class of 1972 completed in the spring of 1969.
Tradition states that the plebe who reaches the top will rise to the rank of admiral first. As any observer can recognize, climbing to the top of Herndon takes a lot of teamwork and perseverance. Ascending Herndon serves as a review for young midshipmen, reminding them of the values of teamwork, courage and discipline that are instilled throughout the year.
Cmdr. Herndon possessed these attributes, and he passes them on to us through mids at this ceremony. Midshipmen take the values learned from Herndon with them through their journey at the Naval Academy and their career in the fleet. The Herndon Monument climb is the type of tradition that endures and has grown throughout the years. It is one that will stay for many years to come.
A sample of the previous times for making the Herndon climb by year completed (not Class) are:
1962 - 3 minutes (first recorded time)
1969 - 1 minute, 30 seconds (fastest time officially recorded)
1982 - 3 hours, 12 minutes, 23 seconds
1993 - 1 hour, 38 minutes, 20 seconds
1994 - 1 hour, 44 minutes, 20 seconds
1995 - 4 hours, 5 minutes, 17 seconds (longest to date)
1996 - 2 hours, 8 minutes, 46 seconds
1997 - 2 hours, 55 minutes, 17 seconds
1998 - 2 hours, 22 minutes, 55 seconds
1999 - 2 hours, 7 minutes, 41 seconds
2000 - 1 hour, 19 minutes, 44 seconds
2001 - 2 hours, 15 minutes, 52 seconds
2002 - 2 hours, 7 minutes, 41 seconds
2003 - 1 hour, 19 minutes
2004 - 2 hour, 19 minutes
2005 - 1 hour, 16 minutes, 13 seconds
2006 - 1 hour, 14 minutes, 15 seconds


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My complaints aren't just about the aesthetics, but about the usability - I have several different peoples' calendars on my screen at once, so they're in a wide range of colors. When the blocks were a uniform block of color it was much easier to tell appointments apart, especially when several overlapped each other. The skinny appointment status rectangle along the left also fades from bottom to top, further complicating the visual cues. Sure, it's shiny eye candy to make it fade, but the calendar is a utilitarian device, not a piece of artwork. How hard would it be to at least make it an option?


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|Cooking hobby spawns business for HJHS student
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For most kids, the cooling weather and shortened days of the fall marks the countdown to Halloween and Christmas. But for Holyoke seventh-grade student Keegan Shaw, the change in seasons brings forth the ideal weather for his soup business, Soup Coup.
At just 12 years old, Shaw has already been selling his homemade dehydrated soup mixes for two years.
What started as an experiment with leftover Thanksgiving food sparked a genuine interest in the culinary art. Little did he know at the time, but by mixing the leftover Thanksgiving food into a soup, Shaw was creating one of his first soup recipes.
"It was pretty easy because it almost felt natural," Shaw said of his early attempts at creating dishes. "When I was 10 I just saw the ingredients and pictured how they would fit together."
Although he prefers to make fresh soup, while attending classes put on by Young Entrepreneur through AmeriTowne that aimed to help students better understand business practices two years ago, it was suggested that he try his hand at dehydrated soup mixes.
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December 6, 2012 | 626 views
Rockville Centre News and Events, Week of Dec. 6
On the board
Zoning Board Meeting
Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m., Village Hall
Planning Board Meeting
Dec. 18, 7 p.m., Village Hall
Board of Trustees Briefing Session
Jan. 3, 7 p.m., Village Hall
Board of Trustees Meeting
Jan. 7, 7 p.m., Village Hall
Zoning Board Meeting
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Holiday Celebrations
Rockville Centre will hold its annual Holiday Tree lighting at the Village Green on Thursday Dec. 6 at 7:30. The annual menorah lighting will be held at Central Synagogue on Dec. 12 at 6 p.m.
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The performances will be held on Friday, Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 8 at 5 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4 p.m. Tickets for the Nutcracker are $24 and $22 for those over 65 or under 12. Performances will be held at the South Side High School, 140 Shepherd Street, Rockville Centre. Those interested may call (516) 766-7171 for more information.
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A review of the latest articles in The Daily News concerning cleaning up our county and city � county funds to demolish dilapidated homes in the county and city tax dollars to demolish old storage buildings along the riverfront in the downtown area; both good ideas by the way � has this writer a bit confused.
Why, then, would the Jacksonville city manager approve use of residential homes in an established neighborhood to be designated by the fire marshal as so-called Approved Storage Sites?
For the past few years, residents of a downtown neighborhood have been officially complaining to the city about certain properties � unoccupied residential homes being used as storage. The city manager was invited to a Community Watch meeting in September 2012 to discuss this problem.
At that time, he said he would �see� about putting more �teeth� into city ordinances concerning such use of properties.
It came as a surprise then, when in January 2013, those properties were designated as approved storage sites by the city manager upon approval from the city fire marshal.
When downtown revitalization started 16 years ago, a major problem was the blight caused by the number of old buildings used as storage, including three houses on Mill Avenue � unoccupied homes filled with �treasures.� It wasn�t until two of those dilapidated homes were cleaned out and demolished that homesteaders began to move into the area, renovate existing historic homes, construct new homes, start businesses and, I might add, expand the tax base.
As a former Community Watch block captain, I wonder what the thoughts of the city police department are concerning property crimes with having these potential problem structures in a residential neighborhood?
The designation of these so-called storage homes starts the slippery slope of allowing the blight that happened to the downtown area years ago to start again, not to mention the devaluation of the properties in the area.
Why is the city spending tax dollars to demolish storage buildings on the outskirts of residential neighborhoods only to allow storage homes within a neighborhood?
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What does a well-established multinational truck manufacturer have in common with a relatively new telecommunications equipment provider? Quite a bit if you are examining their respective global distribution strategies.
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Retired Fergus County District Court Judge E. Wayne Phillips granted Barry Beach a new trial in 2011 and freed him on bail.
Now that he's not on the bench, Phillips is a board member for the Montana Innocence Project, a statewide organization that works to exonerate the innocent and prevent wrongful convictions.
The project has followed Beach's case for years.
In 1984 Beach was convicted for the 1979 murder of Poplar teen Kimberly Nees. A judge sentenced him to 100 years in prison without parole.
Beach maintains he was coerced to confess during intense interrogation.
"It was very clear that if Barry Beach were to be sentenced in today's day and age, for a heinous murder, he already would have served the maximum sentence that is generally handed out in the United States," Phillips said of his 2011 decision. "I determined that he should have an opportunity for freedom."
His decision was ultimately reversed by the Montana Supreme Court and Beach went back to prison in 2013.
But those 18 months Phillips gave Beach served as a platform for people who spoke in his support at Tuesday's meeting. Three members of Montana's Board of Pardons and Parole listened to 20 people, many of them saying Beach has already proved he can be a productive member of society. He had a job, a home, and was planning for the future.
Co-founder of the Montana Innocence Project Dan Weinberg is one of those supporters. He's been working with this case for years and agrees that if Beach is let out he'll be successful again.
"He was a very productive person in his community, he worked two jobs at times," Weinberg said.
Members of the Montana Innocence Project know Beach won't be exonerated.
"That's not going to happen," Weinberg said.
But the fight isn't over. Weinberg and Phillips are hopeful the board will take all of the support, the proof from Beach's 18 months in the community and the time he's already served very seriously when making a decision on whether to accept the application for clemency.
"That's the best we can hope for at this point," Weinberg said. "We expect that it will happen, but it's not easy."
"This whole idea of what the sentence would be in this modern age would be just one of the factors on their list," Phillips said.
The board has about a month to make a decision on whether to accept Beach's application for clemency. If it is accepted Beach will get a clemency hearing. If it is denied, his sentence will stand.


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I think it is odd that both Kevin and Paul have not spoken on leaving. Are they mad about something? It seems a statement or interview concerning "bleeding green" and the time spent here should have been made. Did Danny or ownership lose them during this process? Most of us are aware how much they will be missed despite the good sense in getting something for them.
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Anyone tried SkyQ wireless from Celestron?
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Posted 06 December 2012 - 07:56 AM
fwiw there are several threads on the SkyQ in various CN forums; that said - I have one and use it on a SE mount on occasion. Works quite well (yes you can ditch the HC and go wireless), the really sore point is the underwhelming app that it depends on - hoping that they would improve on it, but I don't expect them to - it works okay, no need to improve on it
Why do you say that? The fact is that Celestron has continued working on this app--they just released another update the other day.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 08:58 AM
Based on my few minutes browsing through the iPhone app, it offers such an enormous number of features that it's unlikely they nailed everything on the first cut. It sure is pretty, and covers a lot of ground, feature-wise. The proof will be in the everyday operation. My SkyQ "dongle" should be here by the weekend....guess I'll know soon enough .
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Posted 07 December 2012 - 01:16 AM
... the really sore point is the underwhelming app that it depends on - hoping that they would improve on it, but I don't expect them to - it works okay, no need to improve on it
Why do you say that? The fact is that Celestron has continued working on this app--they just released another update the other day.
Call me a doubtful pessimist It looks like today's "update" was to fix security setting selection bug for iOS6, no new functionality.
I'm basing my judgement on two things -
1) the sky scout device - it's actually a very nice device, but there has been no updates or additions to it - the additional SD card topics are good (imo) but they have stopped producing for it other than the initial offerings. Perhaps the SkyScout didn't sell enough to warrant further support.
2) Go the SkyQ website, or click under Extras/News in the app itself - it's suppose to give you a overall summary of what to look for in the sky this month. Tell me when they last updated it. (hint - the news starts in June 2011, and last entry was July 2012)
Anyways, a partial list of negatives with regards to the app from my perspective:
- cannot replace alignment stars, only option is to align from start
- cluttered low-res map display; the 'smart label' which is suppose to hide certain labels until you zoom in does not work. Entire screen can be crammed with labels.
- stars to mag 7+ - that's it?
- general map display needs to be polished up
- distracting background images when selecting info on objects, ruins night vision.
- no generating user list for an observing session
- app should be ***free*** (as it is) it's almost useless as a standalone app (other than the audio info), and only serves to drive sales of the SkyQ adapter ($99)
I look at it from this POV - other apps such as Skyeye, SkySafari, MobileObservatory, StarMap, etc have been written by active amateur astronomers that I would presume actually use their own products - there is continued improvements and they are mostly quite active in engaging with end users and do incorporate suggestions, etc.
I have my doubts that SkyQ is written by amateur astronomers or by those who actually use the combined product in their free time as a hobby/interest (same with the new Celestron hand controller - first time I used it it really showed that the designer did NOT have it in mind that it would be used in the dark with backlit buttons only (printed text is thin and small)).
As I mentioned, as it is (The SkyQ app) it does work well with the SkyQ adapter and does what it's suppose to - but there just so many other tweaks that would make so much more a pleasure to use for amateur astronomers, but it would be just added development cost. Any updates would be to conform to iOS updates or Celestron's mounts. I really do wish to be very wrong on this prediction though.


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Emails "Backup Yahoo" not transported to local folder and deleted the original
folder by ZD on Yahoo
How I lost my life:
1 - I created a local folder.
2 - I clicked on Move a folder "Backup Yahoo" with over 2000 emails to this
folder location.
3 - Only 202 were transported to a local folder.
4 - Soon after, ZD deleted the original folder in the "Backup Yahoo" and in the
Yahoo, as it was synchronized to the server.
It was my first job (08-09-2013) in ZD 7.2.2 and had not yet backed up.
Yahoo sent me to come to the ZD. How to recover the folder? Is it possible? Who
should decide the deletion of the folder would not be the user, when he saw
that all mails were transported? To delete a folder on the Yahoo user without
their authorization also seemed improper...
Following suggestions found on the internet:
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/usr/home/lex: ZIMBRA: Restaurar .MSG # comment-form
I tried the Restore folder by folder, but emails are not there.
ZD is a great software and downloaded it for fear of losing emails in Yahoo,
but I lost the emails most important of my life. Suggested to Bugzilla (bug Zimbra) does not intervene in the original email (Yahoo, Gmail) user. This is not acceptable!
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"The Stroke Center has developed into a flagship program of Hartford Hospital, and is exemplary of how Hartford HealthCare strives to deliver complex regional care within southern New England," said Elliot Joseph, president and CEO of Hartford Hospital and Hartford HealthCare.
During its initial decade, the Stroke Center has developed a variety of core clinical programs. The interventional neuroradiology group is directed by Gary Spiegel. An inpatient stroke service is run by a weekly stroke neurologist and neurovascular APRN, and accounts for the majority of inpatient care within the Neurology Department. A weekly neurovascular clinic combines the disciplines of vascular neurology, vascular neurosurgery, and interventional neuroradiology, as well as components of neuropsychology and physiatry; and Donna Avanecean, APRN coordinates the Stroke Center's outpatient program.
Fellowships in vascular neurology and endovascular neurosurgery were initiated at the start of this academic medical year, last July. An annual daylong CME program is offered on Stroke-related clinical topics. Landmark accomplishments include becoming the first Primary Stroke Center certified by the Joint Commission (TJC) in the entire New England region in March 2004 and leading the United States as an enrollment site in several acute stroke clinical trials. The program also received the Gold Plus Achievement Award in 2010 and 2011 from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.
Annual growth in the volume of inter-hospital transfers, facilitated by the HH Transfer Center, via the Acute Stroke 1-800 Hotline service has been sustained, as well growth in the percentage of stroke inpatients receiving emergent therapies to >28% per year. The Stroke Center maintains the leading market share statewide for hospital-based stroke diagnoses, at 11-12%, of patients within the state of Connecticut.
Stroke patients and their families receive education while at HH on the inpatient service; during their follow-up visits at the weekly Stroke Clinics; and during a daylong public education program, the annual Living! With Stroke conference coordinated by Dawn Beland, R.N., MSN, held each May during Stroke Awareness Month. A new Patient Advisory Board, directed by Dr. Inam Kureshi and Beland was instituted in April to improve the patient experience within the Hartford HealthCare system.


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The "Great Game" a term popularized by Rudyard Kipling in his novel, Kim, to characterize the intense rivalry between the British Empire and the Russian Empire over dominance in Afghanistan and Central Asia, seems particularly appropriate now that it has been revealed by the Pentagon that a trillion dollars worth of rare and valuable minerals deposits are in Afghanistan. But, this has not been a secret to many.
In January 1984 a report was published by the chief engineer of the Afghan Geological Survey Department about Soviet uranium mining in Afghanistan. It revealed that uranium production had begun after the discovery of deposits in 1983.
Soviet engineers were also said to be mining uranium between Herat and Shindand, and also in Kandahar province. The uranium projects were restricted to Soviet personnel in order to maintain secrecy and security. It is believed that all production was sent to the Soviet Union.
By 1985 Soviet surveys had also revealed potentially useful deposits of asbestos, nickel, mercury, lead, zinc, bauxite, lithium, and rubies. The Afghan government in the mid-1980's was preparing to develop a number of these resources on a large scale with Soviet technical assistance. These efforts were directed primarily at the country's large iron and copper reserves.
The iron ore deposits contained an estimated 1.7 billion tons of mixed hematite and magnetite, averaging 62 percent iron. These reserves, among the world's largest, are located almost 4,000 meters up in the Hindu Kush, in Bamiyan Province.
Source: Illinois Institute of Technology
A 2007 report by the USGS said most of the data on Afghanistan's mineral resources was produced between the early 1950's and 1985. The timing of the Pentagon's announcement is interesting because the findings on which the story was based are online and have been since 2007.
Afghanistan's Ministry of Mines has information on this website about mineral deposits in the country . http://www.bgs.ac.uk/afghanminerals/raremetal.htm
There is little doubt that the new version of the Great Game will include all the players during Kipling's time, plus the U.S., China, India, and any other country who seeks an advantage in obtaining a slice of the Afghan pie. There will be "invaders" waiting to pounce on any opportunity that presents itself.
We can only hope that the Afghan people who have suffered for decades, will get the benefits they so richly deserve.
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I have no idea who to root for, and I'm curious about other people's opinions.
Originally Posted by JUKEBOX
I have no idea who to root for, and I'm curious about other people's opinions.
Butler isn't cute anymore. It's like a kitten that turned into a cat. Also see Gonzaga.
Don't care. Can't wait for the game.
Pert of me want to see Butler ger another shot. Other part wants to see VCU make it to be the first team to play 7 games in the tourney.
VCU without a doubt
Butler. I want all those people who said that Butler lost their only shot at ever winning a championship to eat those words.
I really wish they could meet in the title game. Wouldn't that just be amazing to see? An 8 and 11 seed?
Hawks tell us we have no future, and we let you know what we think of Hawk fans, which is a lower opinion all the time. CycloneErik 7/25/2011
With the exception of tm3308. He is a good contributor on this site. It is almost to the point that I question if he is actually a hawk fan. -- Cyclonestate78 7/25/2011
He broke the mold. If he wrote the OP, I would have read the whole thing. CycloneErik 7/25/2011
VCU mostly because Butler was already in the title game last year.
Butler, I really like Brad Stevens.
Tough call. VCU would be an incredible story if they won it, coming from an 11 seed. However, id love to see Butler get a second shot at a national title.
Many people forget just how close Butler came to winning last year. Right down to the half-court shot that had a chance to go in.
VCU. I want to see a whole bunch of talking heads who think they know everything about which teams should be in the tournament get a big helping of f-you from VCU.
Hopefully they can use this success to start getting more top tier recruits from inside the state.
I will be rooting for whoever is in the final.
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VCU. I want to see a whole bunch of talking heads who think they know everything about which teams should be in the tournament get a big helping of f-you from VCU.
But yet they were right. VCU did not deserve the spot, based on its regular season performance.
They've taken the opportunity and ran with it (and good for them), but tournament performance doesnt justify placement into the tourney. What if Colorado had been in instead of them? Who's to say Colorado doesnt go on its own run?
The only thing I hate about the VCU story is that they will use it to rationalize expanding the tournament field even further.. I don't want a 128 team tournament.. but thats a topic for another thread
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What i would like is. some tips and some precise and concrete examples on how to make maps like this. Programs like inkscape and illustrator i know you need. No worries. Though i would like maybe some helps on what tools to use. Where to start. and such.
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