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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - I'm already starting to miss the NFL and
the season isn't even over yet.
Not having a Sunday night game and topping that off with no Monday night game
stings. A lot.
We only have seven games left to play (no, I'm not counting the Pro Bowl) and
then we get to look forward to, well, the NFL Combine. The football withdrawal
is coming and you need to get ready for it.
But before we collectively sulk, let's enjoy what we have left because it's the
Like last week, we'll take a look at what we have coming up this weekend and
take a shot at predicting the outcomes. OK, frequent readers of this column -
that means you Mom and you, too, Dad - remember I was only 2-2 with my picks.
I, on the other hand, have already forgotten about that and am looking forward
to cleaning the slate.
Baltimore Ravens at Denver Broncos, 4:30 p.m. ET
I didn't think the Ravens would even get this far, but I guess I underestimated
how much emotion with the Ray Lewis retiring thing would bring.
Now, though, that Baltimore is no longer playing in Baltimore, the fans in
Denver aren't going to care too much if Lewis is playing his last game.
The Broncos are the top seed in the AFC and they're heading to the Super Bowl.
This is just the first bump in the road. Their fans will cheer Lewis, but after
the game is over and after their team has secured a win.
The pick: Denver.
Green Bay Packers at San Francisco 49ers, 8 p.m. ET
Like Denver, the winner of this one is going to the Super Bowl.
The Packers looked pretty darn good in beating Minnesota last Saturday, but
that game was in Lambeau and it was brutally cold.
This time, the sun won't be shining for too long because the game doesn't start
until 5 p.m. on the West Coast, but it won't be frigid.
Having the bye week is going to be huge for the Niners and this is going to be
a case of too much Frank Gore for the Packers.
If you're a Packers fan, you also have to worry about that leaky offensive
line and what the Niners could do to quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Rodgers is great, but a nasty pass rush won't be giving him much time to do
much of anything.
The pick: San Francisco.
Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m. ET
Let the flip-flopping begin.
Last week, I had Seattle going to Washington and losing to the Redskins.
And for a long while it looked like that was going to happen before a nifty
Seahawks rally turned things around.
And how good is Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson? A third-round pick nearly
everyone panned for being too short, he's the lone rookie QB still standing.
Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III will be watching Russell on television.
And how good is Seattle coach Pete Carroll? Like him or not, and many are in
the "not" category, his team believes in him and he knows how to pick talent.
All of the pressure in this game is on the Falcons because of their playoff
troubles. There is no pressure on Seattle.
The pick: Seattle.
Houston Texans at New England Patriots, 4:30 p.m. ET
This is the end of the road for the Texans.
Boy, how much do they wish the season ended four weeks earlier than it did?
It didn't, and now they have to return to New England and face a Patriots team
that absolutely crushed them, 42-14, on Dec. 10.
That Houston team came in with a swagger at 11-1 and left with a limp.
I don't think Tom Brady and the Pats will hang another 42 on the Texans, but
this one still won't be close.
The pick: New England.
There you have it. A perfect 4-0 weekend. If so, you heard it here first. If
not, well, I'll deny everything you read here.
Of course, we're not picking with point spreads. I don't even want to think
about that disaster.
Drew Markol has been a sportswriter and columnist for several Philadelphia-
area newspapers for over 25 years.
The Sports Network


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This is just an fyi. After performing a ./install.sh -u on RHEL4, the mount point defined in /etc/fstab remains. As does /opt/zimbra (this is probably intentional though)
/dev/shm /opt/zimbra/amavisd/tmp tmpfs defaults,users,size=150m,mode=777 0 0
Otherwise I am still working to get it properly installed and functioning based on feedback from the forums. No luck yet.
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Finding Your Way Through 'Nemo': How to Prepare for a Storm
In light of winter storm 'Nemo,' employers may want to review their disaster plans.
Just three months after Hurricane Sandy hammered the Northeast, a winter storm dubbed "Nemo" is expected to deliver another pounding to the region, plunging businesses into yet another state of emergency.
Peppercomm, a New York-based public relations firm, said it cautioned employees to stay informed about the approaching blizzard—up to 3 feet of snow is predicted this weekend along with widespread power outages lasting into early next week—and use their best judgment when deciding to travel to work.
"First and foremost, our employees' safety is our No. 1 priority," the firm said in an email on Feb. 8. "Almost every employee is equipped to work from home, and many of our employees are doing this today."
If the storm does go down as one of the worst blizzards in New York's history and business is affected after the weekend, Peppercomm said its disaster plan, which effectively guided the firm through Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath, is ready to be implemented. The firm uses a text message service that allows it to communicate with employees in the event of an emergency.
It also has a private Facebook group where employees can provide personal updates and have the necessary conversations that would allow client work to continue from outside the office. And in case the Tri-State area loses power, Peppercomm has employees in San Francisco and other locations that could manage the workload of the New York office.
The Society for Human Resource Management suggests companies have disaster plans similar to the one Peppercomm created. SHRM encourages companies to regularly update contact lists as communicating with employees is critical. "Through effective communication … employees know about not only what is expected but also what resources they can turn to for support during the crisis, and others can know about their role in the emergency," according to the organization.
In anticipation of losing telephone service, employers should consider using their website as a way to effectively communicate with employees during an emergency. Things like expected hours of operation, when facilities will be reopening or the location of a temporary work site could be communicated through a company's website, according to SHRM.
SHRM also recommends employers have a comprehensive understanding of their obligations under laws like the Family and Medical Leave Act because "employees who are physically or emotionally injured as the result of a natural disaster also may be entitled to FMLA leave."
It is also important for business to understand which employees it is required to pay if inclement weather causes work sites to close, SHRM says. If a work site is closed and an employer is unable to offer work to a nonexempt employee, the employer is not required to pay that employee when the work site is closed. Employers are required to pay exempt employees' full salary if a work site is closed or unable to open for less than a full workweek. However, employers may require exempt employees to use allowed leave time in such a situation, according to SHRM.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Markel Starks and Nate Lubick each scored 15 points as the Georgetown Hoyas opened the game with a 30-4 run and dominated Florida International for a 92-57 win on Saturday afternoon.
D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera also scored 15 for the Hoyas (8-3), who scored 24 consecutive points in the first half while holding FIU without a point for over 10 minutes. Off since Dec. 21 when they lost 86-64 at No. 18 Kansas, Georgetown led 50-14 at halftime, by 39 in the second half and overall shot 60.7 percent from the field.
Dennis Mavin scored 16 points for the Panthers (8-6). FIU started 1 of 13 from the field and committed 13 turnovers in the first half.
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Hello, I've been looking through these forums, along with google trying to find answers to the problems I've been having with getting zimbra to work. Basically these are my problems:
Enable DNS lookups--SMTP works fine, mail is sent. Great. However, when looking at the logs, I see Oct 16 02:10:34 atcdirect postfix/smtp[1499]: 24EAD2D1900: to=<email@example.com>, relay=none, delay=30, status=deferred (connect to www.atcdirect.com[188.8.131.52]: Connection timed out)
*note, this was just atcdirect.com, but I added a hostname www to the front. shouldn't change anything.
When I remove DNS lookups, mail gets recieved just fine, but nothing will send. Either pingouts (to gmail.com because it doesn't resolve to google servers) or a 553 'this host is not allowed' error.
The last thing that doesn't seem to work is remote STMP authentication. It keeps prompting for a password in thunderbird and the logs return:
warning: SASL authentication failure: Password verification failed
Oct 16 02:09:10 atcdirect postfix/smtpd[30256]: warning: c-24-18-79-68.hsd1.wa.comcast.net[126.96.36.199]: SASL PLAIN authentication failed
Oct 16 02:09:10 atcdirect postfix/smtpd[30256]: warning: c-24-18-79-68.hsd1.wa.comcast.net[22.214.171.124]: SASL LOGIN authentication failed
In webmail, it seems like sending/recieving works just fine. Recieving mail in thunderbird works fine now that I've forwarded port 110 to 995 (the firewall on this network is really limiting towards ports.)
Hopefully someone can help. The 'disable_dns' page was helpful at first when I noticed I could recieve mail. but now that I can't send it, it hasn't really helped much.
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OK, OK, we're talking about a Crock Pot, but for Halloween a cauldron just sounds so much cooler! With the hustle and bustle that Halloween night can be, make one thing super easy on yourself — dinner. Load up your cauldron — or slow cooker — in the morning and by evening you've got a ready-to-eat meal that will fuel your trick-or-treaters for the candy trek ahead.
Chilis, soups, stews, maybe even some ghoul-ash, they all make hearty, satisfying dinners on one of falls most exciting nights.
This one is admittedly a little more laborious than the others, but if you make it in advance, you can let simmer on warm all day. Serve with a grilled cheese sandwich; trim the crusts by using a pumpkin or ghost cookie cutter! Or, try these mummy quesadillas!
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Evian-les-Bains, France (Sports Network) - Mika Miyazato birdied her final
hole on Friday to close out a 6-under 65 and grab the lead after the first
round of the Evian Championship.
The tournament was scheduled to get underway on Thursday, but the start of the
season's fifth and final major was delayed until Friday due to unplayable
course conditions brought on by persistent rain.
Suzann Pettersen held the outright lead prior to Miyazato's closing birdie,
but stumbled to a bogey at her final hole to finish along Sandra Gal and Se Ri
Pak in a tie for second place at 5-under 66.
Christina Kim owns sole possession of fifth at 4-under 67, while amateur
standout Lydia Ko, Michelle Wie, Karrie Webb and Lindsey Wright share sixth at
Women's British Open winner Stacy Lewis is among a large group of players tied
for 10th at 2-under 69.
Defending champion Inbee Park, who won the first three majors of the season
and is seeking to become the first player -- male or female -- to win four
professional major championships in a single season, tripped to a 3-over 74
during her opening round to sit in a tie for 73rd place.
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Just migrated from Exchange 2003 to Zimbra 6 OSE. In Outlook, you can attach emails to calendar appointments. Building management used to use this to track discussion threads around particular room bookings and such. Converting a single email into a calendar appointment is of course supported, but we need to be able to attach several emails to a particular calendar appointment. Is there a way to do this? I see there's a zimlet for attaching messages to other messages easily, but this doesn't work for calendar appointments.
Also, along the same lines, the messages (not surprisingly) that were attached didn't get imported as part of importing the .pst for the shared calendar. This is less of an issue, but it's annoying.
If this isn't supported in Zimbra OSE, is it supported in the commercial editions? If not, we're going to probably have to stay in Outlook for managing the calendars, but sync them to the Zimbra server. Does the Outlook connector let you do this? Is there an evaluation for the Outlook connector so we can make sure it works before we shell out?


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Storytelling Showcase
Featuring the Central Texas Storytelling Guild
In 2009, George West Storyfest began what we hope will become another tradition at our festival: showcasing storytellers from a Tejas Storytelling Association affiliate guild. The first guild to participate was the San Antonio Storyteller Association. Member and Storyfest storyteller Mary Grace Ketner emceed the session. The first showcase was such a success that this year we have invited the Central Texas Storytelling Guild to join us for a showcase.
We want to thank Jo Virgil President of the Central Texas Storytelling Guild who coordinated the selection of storytellers who will tell a story this year in the Showcase.
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Jorge Rivera (19-9 MMA, 7-7 UFC) has decided to call it a career after his fight with Eric Schafer (12-6-2 MMA, 3-5 UFC) tonight on UFC on FX 1.
The veteran announced the news today on MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio).
Rivera has often flirted with the idea but made up his mind recently.
"I've thought about this for a long time," Rivera said. "If I would have won my last fight, I would have walked away. But that's not how it worked out, and I just told myself I would leave no matter what happens.
"It's time to go. I'm starting to feel like that old man in the club trying to pick up chicks. It gets a little creepy after a while."
Rivera, 39, made his debut at UFC 44 with a decision over onetime middleweight challenger David Loiseau. Most notably, he went on a three-fight win streak in 2009-2010 that earned him a fight with division standout Michael Bisping. In a highly controversial meeting at UFC 127, Bisping delivered a blatantly illegal knee to a downed Rivera in the first frame before winning a second-round TKO. The Brit then spit at Rivera's cornerman (Bisping was later denied a discretionary bonus for the incident).
Tonight's fight, which takes place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., and airs live on FUEL TV, marks Rivera's 15th appearance inside the octagon. His current UFC record stands at 7-7.
UFC on FX's four-bout main card airs live on FX.
A father of three, Rivera said he has another child on the way and wants to focus on other things in life.
"I've had a great time," he said. "I absolutely love the fans. I love everything about this job. It's going to be hard to be away from it. And I hope to be back cornering somebody else, but this will be the last time I fight."
Although happy with his career, Rivera has regrets about his time in the UFC.
"I didn't take it as serious as I should have," he said. "I never saw everything taking place. I was just really happy to be there. I didn't take my training seriously. There's a lot of things I would go back and tell myself.
"If I had anything to do, I would probably say to myself, 'Become more well-rounded.' Wrestle more, do more jiu-jitsu. Work on the things that you're not as good at. Get with good trainers. There's a million things that I would do.
"Hindsight is 20-20, man. You're living in the moment, and you think you're doing all those things. It's only when it's passed you that you realize what you had in front of you."
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2012: Finished 18th (20:49) the 2012 Great Lakes Regional...placed sixth (17:58.8) at the Atlantic 10 conference championships and helped lead Butler to the overall team title...finished the NCAA National Meet in 21:46.3, while running with just one shoe (she lost a shoe 600 meters into the race)...came in eighth (13:27.2) at the 2012 Toledo Bubble Buster.
2011: Did not run in any varsity events.
2010: First team All-Horizon League...named Horizon League Cross Country Athlete of the Week...led the Bulldogs with a first place finished at the 2010 Horizon League Championship (17:17.12)...finished 18th overall at the Great Lakes Region Championship in 21:11.20...placed 53rd at the 2010 NCAA Pre-Nationals (21:25.20)...a first place finish in the Illini Challenge (14:16).
2009: Placed 16th at the 2009 Horizon League Cross Country Championship...finished 106th at the Great Lakes Regional (23:07.72)...was second on the team and 12th overall at the Indiana Intercollegiate Meet (18:41)...second on the team and fourth overall at the Purdue Great American Legends Meet (18:56.43)...finished 63rd at the Notre Dame Invitational (17:40) and 97th at the NCAA Pre-Nationals (22:03.8).
Background: Ranked 6th in the UK for women under 20 in 2008 at 1500 meters(4:23.4)...ranked 18th in the UK for women under 20 in 2008 at 800 meters (2:10.83)...three years of previous competitive running experience.


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Video: 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl Video Greetings
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D'Onta Foreman, from Texas City High School in Texas City, Texas, gives a hometown shout-out during practice for the 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl, Jan. 1. Like the Marine Corps, the Semper Fidelis Football Program demands quality of character, excellence in education, and proven physical fitness. The bowl game will take place at The StubHub Center and will be aired live on the FOX Sports 1 Network Jan. 5, 2014, 6-8 p.m. PST/9:30-11 p.m. EST. Available in high definition.
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As another National Signing Day came and went, it leaves an already uneasy House of Maryland even more anxious. Maryland fans in the Washington Metro Area draw the same conclusion that they come to every year. Out of state schools break into their house, ransack their cupboards, bully their kids, max out their credit cards, and leave the region from Prince George's to Prince William Counties with nary a 3-star recruit.
The fact the Washington Metro region overflows with Division I talent getting yanked away to other time zones year to year has become a consistently embarrassing, and bordering on sad, tradition. College football is capitalism at its finest (unlike the socialist-esque NFL that champions "parity"), where the programs that consistently pony up the cash stay firmly entrenched in the upper-echelon of the sport while programs that pinch pennies end up with middling 7-6 records. Project that frugality conference-wide and you have the consistently mediocre Atlantic Coast Conference. Meh.
Any basic "recrutnik" knows the key to building a consistently strong program has three very basic conditions. As I rank in order of progression, schools like Florida, Oklahoma, and Ohio State always rake in top-recruiting classes because 1) they know P. Diddy had it right and "it's all about the Benjamins", 2) their head coaches and are known and proven commodities, and 3) they purely legitimately dominate in-state recruits.
Money, like in every other facet of life, runs everything. It's the biggest factor on whether a program is a success, which puts Maryland is at a fundamental disadvantage. The fan base, as passionate as it may be, just isn't big enough. High schools kids, mainly the ones that are arbitrarily ranked with 4 and 5 stars by the "experts," are in love with the spotlight and attention that comes out of the pockets of big time collegiate football programs.
Iowa-commit and Bishop McNamara-product Nico Law gushed about once he announced his decision to be a Hawkeye. He got an extra 1,000 Twitter followers overnight. Unfortunately, kids who go to Maryland play in the anonymity of Direct-TV sports packages, not in ESPN and ABC's Saturday Night's marquee match-ups.
Conferences all have their own separate rules on revenue sharing, and each has its own television deal which greatly alters the landscape of recruiting. As a proud Big Ten alum, the Big Ten Network alone produces $20 million a year for their member schools. The most recent of college coaches who eschewed a job coaching the Terps, Arizona's men's basketball coach Sean Miller, decided to sign an extension with the Wildcats rather than come to Maryland and win in a relatively competitive ACC. From where did Arizona come up with the money you ask? How about the Pac-10/12's new $3-billion television contract, which makes even the lowly Washington State jobs seem glamorous.
But I digress.
As a member of the ACC, Maryland plays by a complete different set of rules when they compete with other conferences for some defensive back out of Upper Marlboro. When you get right down to it, Maryland just isn't on TV enough.
Once you get by the preening of and fawning over 18 and 19-year old boys on your 62-inch Hi-Def television, what follows are those kids trusting that the man that recruited them out of Eleanor Roosevelt will be there when the kid decides on whether to make football a vocational choice.
Big time recruits sign with programs out-of-state because they know those coaching regimes have produced and developed kids just like them, into NFL talent.
Three 3-star recruits out of Maryland; Law out of McNamara, Darian Cooper and Jordan Lomax both out of DeMatha have all committed to play for Kirk Ferentz at the University of Iowa.
According to Ross Binder of the Iowa SB Nation blog "Black Hearts Gold Pants", these top-area defenders have decided to head on out to Iowa City because the university has made a name for itself producing NFL-level defenders the last couple years.
More importantly, Binder pointed out that Iowa inked a contract extension with Ferentz last year to extend his time in Iowa City to 2020. The coaching success and stability in Iowa is radically different from the turmoil in College Park with the firing of Ralph Friedgen and hiring of Randy Edsall. It's almost how a child is generally more successful in a healthy household versus the situational uncertainty and volatility that comes when a kid shuttles back and forth between a set of divorced parents.
The University of Maryland faces a variety of setbacks and challenges to attain any consistency in the college athletics landscape. Of course they're will be the 9-4 and 10-3 seasons, but with an already limited recruiting base of Maryland and D.C. having all the top-line kids being cherry picked by better programs, it leaves the House of Maryland on uncertain foundation.


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i know you are all big papa roach fans.. i really want the papa roach poster from the riot shop.. here in germnay i can't buy any poster from papa roach. can anyone help me please?
Hey girl
How are you?
It was nice hearing from you
I don't have plans for this weekend but next weekend i'll coordinate a meeting with my cousins and cousines,it will be amazing!!
Tonight I was walking and listening greta songs on my iPod and i took a walk with my dog "schwarz" xDD,i bought a mcdonalds and it was pretty good...
what will you do this weekend? and in the week???
have fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!! :D
Hamburg looks like an awesome place. As for the Reeperbahn, I watched the video and it looks like a part of town that is known for bars, restaurants, dance clubs, strip clubs, adult stores and things like that. It looks like there's a lot of entertainment in the area. So the Botanic Garden is a big tourists attraction there correct? I could of sworn I've heard of it before. I do have a myspace page, do you? I would like to see your pictures of Hamburg when ever you get the chance. I wouldn't know but I hear the coffee at McDonalds is pretty good. Have you tried their coffee? In that video you guys also have a lot of eating places that we have like Pizza Hut, KFC and McDonalds. Is ACDC big over there or are they not known all that well over there? Here are my pictures from ACDC!
Hey, how have you been? I bet Hamburg is cool. What's a reeperbahn? What's the botanic garden? Sorry I don't know what anything is that you all have over there. I guess us Americans miss out on a lot of cool things that you guys have. The name of that band is Your Favorite Enemies? That's cool. I haven't heard of them, I should look them up. Haha, you'd be in coffee heaven over here. Do you make your coffee a special way compared to others or you just like it most because it's yours? Where do you want to work at? Just find one thing that you're most interested in and go from there. Sorry it took so long to write back, I've been so busy with school it sucks. I went to see ACDC on Sunday though! Do you know who ACDC is?


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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Twelve-time GRAMMY Award winner and longtime baseball fan Paul Simon, a two-time Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, has joined the lineup for a concert in celebration of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's 75th Anniversary on Saturday, August 2, produced by LGH19 Productions.
The concert event will take place in Cooperstown at the Clark Sports Center, site of the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, and will feature the world-renowned Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, as well as Bernie Williams, a four-time World Series Champion member of the New York Yankees and a GRAMMY nominee.
"We are thrilled that LGH19 Productions has secured legendary musician Paul Simon for the 75th Anniversary Celebration Concert to benefit the Baseball Hall of Fame," said Jeff Idelson, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. "I had the pleasure of touring Paul through the Hall of Fame's collections in 2006 when he performed at Doubleday Field and now understand first-hand his passion and respect for baseball and its role in American culture. He donated a copy of his famed "Mrs. Robinson," in which he sings of Joe DiMaggio, to the Hall of Fame Library during his 2006 tour, and I can not think of a more fitting musician to pair with the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra".
Currently on a 20 city tour with Sting, Paul Simon will perform three songs at the concert event, which will celebrate baseball through music, film and video.
Produced by LGH19 Productions, musicians, baseball stars and celebrities from film and television will all come together for one magical night in August among the cornfields and rolling hills of pastoral Cooperstown, the symbolic home of baseball. Compelling multimedia will assure that the two hour event is memorable. More events are being built to compliment the live program and an on-going on-line charity auction is currently taking place. For more information on the silent auction and to reserve tickets today, please visit cooperstownconcert.com.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (CTS)—Over the years the Good Shepherd Institute Conferences at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Ind., have explored many aspects of the church's worship life, and together we have rejoiced over the wonderful gifts that have been handed down to us in liturgy and song. But there is one topic, the proverbial "elephant in the room," that has been begging for attention; that topic concerns the choice of music for use in the church. This year we intend to address it head on through An Open Conversation on Music in the Church: A Look at the Elephant in the Room, November 3–5, 2013. For a complete list of topics, speakers and online registration go to www.ctsfw.edu/GSI.
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Ethics in Research
At IIT we strive to foster and encourage an ethical climate for all who conduct research. This web page of resources on ethical issues in research was created in order to help everyone in our research community--students, staff, and faculty--make good judgments about how to conduct research.
Most important among these resources is the list of people at IIT available to you if you should need assistance with an ethical question, issue, or problem. These individuals welcome your questions about any ethical aspect of the research in which you are engaged. You are strongly encouraged to make contact as soon as you realize you need advice--so that you can get help with an ethical situation or dilemma as soon as possible.
Also included is a movie and an accompanying study guide about common ethical situations faced in the research arena, including mentoring, authorship, and scientific misconduct. Links to IIT policies and outside resources also are provided.
Responsible and ethical conduct of research is a top priority at IIT. I hope you will make full use of these resources and contacts. We are here to help you succeed in your research, and want the climate in which you work to be of the highest standard.
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- "In The Lab: Mentors and Students Behind the Scenes" has been placed online for your use and discussion with your research colleagues. Three videos each present an introduction to a major topic in ethics in research. It is suggested that the three videos be viewed in separate sessions. Please use the accompanying booklet, "Guide and Case Studies for the DVD, 'In the Lab: Mentors and Students Behind the Scenes'". Per that guide: "The topics covered ... are sometimes sensitive topics. They are topics everyone talks about, but not always openly."
http://media.iitonline.iit.edu/research/inthelab/part1/ - 37:30
Scientific Misconduct
http://media.iitonline.iit.edu/research/inthelab/part2/ - 20:00
http://media.iitonline.iit.edu/research/inthelab/part3/ - 20:30
The above videos were funded by the Office of Research Integrity, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and were produced by the Department of Communication Studies, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, 2005.
- "Lab Management Video Vignettes," from Office of Research Integrity (ORI).
This series of video vignettes offers guidance on several issues pertaining to ethics in the research laboratory, including authorship, quality assurance, and day-to-day laboratory management issues. The series was funded by the Office of Research Integrity, and developed by the Laboratory Management Institute at the University of California, Davis.
People at IIT Who Can Help With Research Ethics
- Patrick Corrigan, Chair of Institutional Review Board for Protection of Human Subjects, email@example.com or 312.567.6751
- Benjamin Stark, Chair of Institutional Biosafety Committee, email@example.com or 312.567.3488
- Chairperson, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, email@example.com
- Glenn Krell, Director of Research Compliance, email@example.com or 312.567.7141
Outside Resources for Ethics
- The Office of Research Integrity (US Dept. of Health and Human Services)
- NC State University Resource Guide in Research Ethics
- Ethics in Science Page, Department of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA
- Protecting Human Research Participants, a training course from the NIH Office of Extramural Research
- Gert, Bernard. 1997. Morality and scientific research. Chap. 2 in Research ethics: A reader, ed. Deni Elliott and Judy E. Stern, 20-30. Hanover, New Hampshire: University Press of New England, for the Institute for the Study of Applied and Professional Ethics at Dartmouth College.
- Bebeau, Muriel J., Kenneth D. Pimple, Karen M. T. Muskavitch, Sandra L. Borden, and David H. Smith. 1995. Moral reasoning in scientific research: Cases for teaching and assessment. Report, Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
- B. Glass, "The Ethical Basis of Science" Science. Vol. 150. 1965, p. 1254.
- On Being A Scientist: Responsible Conduct in Research. National Academy of Sciences, National Academy Press, 1995.


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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State-Oklahoma State football game tomorrow is officially a sellout, Iowa State officials announced today.
It marks the third sellout of the season for the Cyclones (UNI, Iowa) and it will equal ISU's all-time attendance record set three other times (56,800; Kansas State in 2012, UNI in 2013 and Iowa in 2013).
Over 50,000 fans have attended a game in Jack Trice Stadium a school-record 17-straight games and eight of the top-10 largest home crowds in school history have occurred in the Paul Rhoads era.
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farniok from south dakota!
told you i had a feeling!
I'm just glad to see another recruit for the o-line. Now let's get some boys for the front 7 on defense!
Nice. Here's his espn scouting profile. Sounds like he might be a center? Decent list of interested colleges too (Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota & Boise State).
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Sounds great!
Good get. Welcome to ISU.
"Karl Malone love making up jokes. Karl Malone always say, 'laughter is the best Mexican.' "
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Great news. Now lets keep it rolling with his family and get his younger brothers when the time comes.
Winning cures all.
really good get IMO. we needa get all the Farniok boys!! also, with reggie stephens leaving after this year, we will need a center. he might be asked to step in right away if tuftee isnt up to the job. i believe tuftee is the back up now.
Very cool. How many commits do we have now?
This is a great get for us. Under the radar, but being from South Dakota that happens. I've watched this guy play this year and last and SF Washington is the top team in the state this year and he is a big reason for that.
Forget about the rankings with this kid, if he lived in Texas all the big boys would be after him. His coach calls him the best lineman he's ever been around. I actually think he's athletic enough to play on the dline for us, but we need a center.
Now if we can just get Austin Sumner(QB-Brandon Valley, SD 6'5 220, holds about every passing record in the state) to commit to us. He's probably the best QB to come out of SD since Josh Huepel(QB'd OU to Nat'l Championship and current OU QB coach).
Welcome aboard Tom. You already have Cyclones in South Dakota rooting for you. Good luck the rest of the season with the Warriors.
Nice job coach Rhodes.....South Dakota has good high school football too.
I am very excited about this guy after reading about him last week. IMO good get for us.
He sounds like a really smart kid and a good lineman. Also I would think it will help in recruiting his brothers who sound like are good players too. Good get and am happy we're getting some players.
Agree with the under the radar south dakota stuff but at the same time if he was a 4 star Texas/oklahoma recruit he would drop down to 2 stars once committed to ISU per rivals or scout. I think those sites hate us or something
Welcome aboard, Tom!!!
"2nd place is the 1st loser." - Dale Earnhardt
"Cheating only means you care about winning." - Red Green
Originally Posted by isufan
I'm just glad to see another recruit for the o-line. Now let's get some boys for the front 7 on defense!
It's my understanding that Ricky Howard will be playing Defensive End for us. Also, don't forget about Aaron Moore who had to redshirt this year because of some an infection or something. Those two should help out with the DE situation. We still need at least 2 linebackers and a couple DT's
welkomen der tom!!!!!!!!!!!!
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$50,000 SEATTLE HANDICAPSUNDAY, JUNE 1, 20143-YEAR-OLD FILLIES, 17th RUNNING, 6 ½ FURLONGSTrack & world record: 1:13, Sabertooth (7), May 22, 2005*Stakes record: tie-1:14 2/5, Youcant'takeme, May 11, 2003;1:14.58, Exclusive Diva, May 27, 2012; 1:14.41, Stopshoppingdebbie, May 26, 2013*Most WinsTrainer: 3, Steve Bullock (Enduring Knight, 2000; Shandra Smiles, 2001; Sariano, 2004) Jockey: 3-tie Gallyn Mitchell (Enduring Knight, 2000; Shandra Smiles, 2001;Diamond Dollars, 2006)Ricky Frazier (Sariano, 2004; Queenledo, 2005; Ladyledue, 2009)Owner: 3-tie, Northwest Farms LLC (Shampoo, 2007; Exclusive Diva, 2012, Stopshoppingdebbie, 2013)Largest winning margin: 10 lengths, Diamond Dollars (2006)Smallest winning margin: head, Enduring Knight (2000)Track condition: fast 15, sloppy 1Winner bred: Kentucky 11, Washington 4, Florida 1Gate-to-wire winners: 6-for-16Betting favorite: 7-for-16 (44%) Odds-on: 2-for-3 (67 percent)Avg. field size: 8.0 Largest: 10 (2000, 2007, 2009) Smallest: 5 (1999)Purse: 1st— $27,500-2nd—$10,000-3rd—$7,500-4th—$3,750-5th—$1,250*Statistics represented by Federal Way Handicap (1998-2010) & Seattle Handicap (2011-2013)
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Belladiva (8) Jeff Cissell, Des Moines, WA2—Mylast Sweet Pea (12) Bill & Betty Stiles, Sedro Woolley, WA; Valerie M Johnson, Lake Bay, WA 3—Strawberry Dawn (8) Sue & Tim Spooner, Olympia, WA 4—Chu and You (6) Michael & Amy Feuerborn, Maple Valley, WA5—Just a Love (8) Just Loving Life (Dan Lewis, Sammamish, WA; Paul Heist, Auburn, WA; David Hamilton, Renton, WA; Jim Penney, Edgewood, WA; Kay & Bryson Cooper, Edgewood, WA)6—City by the Bay (7-5) Martin Bach, Danville, CA; Jack Owens, Modesto, CA7—Lotta Attitude (3) John & Janene Maryanski, Auburn, WA; Riverbend Farm (Gail & Gerald Schneider, Auburn WA)8—Sunpenny (12) Z Thoroughbred Racing Partners (Steve Zerda, Renton, WA)
WASHINGTON OAKS SERIESJune 1: $50,000 Seattle Handicap, 6 ½ FurlongsJune 29: $50,000 Irish Day Handicap, 1 MileJuly 19: $50,000 Kent Handicap, 1 1/16 MileAug. 9: $65,000 Washington Oaks, 1 1/8 MileSept. 7: $50,000 Comcast SportsNet Stakes (WA-bred) 1 Mile
FAB 5 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Lotta Attitude, City by the Bay, Strawberry Dawn (1-3; $35.60)Robert Geller (EmD2): City by the Bay, Strawberry Dawn, Belladiva (1-3; $47.20)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): City by the Bay, Lotta Attitude, Belladiva (2-3; $34.40)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): City by the Bay, Chu and You, Lotta Attitude (1-3; $24.60)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): City by the Bay, Lotta Attitude, Strawberry Dawn (1-3; $23.80)Consensus: City by the Bay (22), Lotta Attitude (10), Strawberry Dawn (4) (1-3; $18.70)
NOTES: The connections of City by the Bay—jockey Juan Hernandez and trainer Billy Morey—both make their first appearance at Emerald Downs. A 22-year-old native of Vera Cruz, Mexico, Hernandez currently ranks second at Golden Gate Fields with 93 wins and since 2010 has racked up 678 wins in Northern California—second only to Russell Baze. Morey, a 40-year-old native of Redwood City, Calif., currently ranks second with 28 wins at Golden Gate and has finished in the top five the last 20 consecutive meetings in Northern California. The son of trainer Bill Morey Jr. (Bold Chieftain, Dixie Dot Com), Billy Morey has 1,298 career wins, and his 2008 training title at Golden Gate Fields ended a streak of 32 straight GG titles for Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer. . .The 16 winners of this race have a combined record of 76 wins in 166 starts @ EmD, including Stopshoppingdebbie (6-6-0-0) Ladyledue (7-6-0-0), Youcant'takeme (6-5-0-0) Exclusive Diva (14-7-3-1), Class Included (12-7-5-0), Shampoo (15-7-3-2), Mishill (6-4-1-0), Diamond Dollars (5-3-1-0), Queenledo (16-7-6-0).-##-


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Roasted Coffee Subscription: Rwanda Kivu Kanzu and Organic Uganda Cheema Kapchorwa
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We have two coffees from East Africa for this installment of the bi-weekly roasted coffee subscription. I like to choose at least one coffee we describe as "approachable", this time around the Certified Organic Uganda Cheema Kapchorwa fitting the bill.
The Cheema Kapchorwa has good overall body and sweetness as well as very low acidity. It is a great coffee for folks who don't usually go for the fruity and floral tastes in other African coffees and more similar to a Central American coffee. I roasted it to a Full City level in order to develop more sweetness. This cup has flavors of dark cacao, roasted nut, raw honey, and vanilla. It's something that everyone in the household can enjoy.
I also do my best to choose a second coffee that has a little more to it. Whether it is in the acidity or sweetness or just an interesting origin, I look for something that might peak a bit more interest for the avid coffee drinker in the house. The Kivu Kanzu from Rwanda fills this second slot. I chose to roast this coffee to a City+ roast level. This coffee reminds me of black tea with a twist of lemon and a little honey stirred in. The citrus acidity also has a hint of green melon as it settles on my palate and there is a bit of caramelized sugar in the finish. This is a well balanced cup.
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Savor a serving of this indulgent special-occasion dessert that is perfect for a party. One cake makes enough for 16 servings.
Prepare batter as directed. Remove 1 cup; place in small bowl. Stir in 2 Tbsp. seedless raspberry jam and 2 drops red food coloring. Spoon remaining batter into prepared pans. Drop spoonfuls of pink batter over plain batter in each pan; swirl gently with knife. Bake and frost as directed.
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Brought this to family dinner, and got great reviews. A few tips: melt the white chocolate according to its package directions. I used an high-end brand, and they recommended 50% power, not high. I scorched the 1st batch on high power.
Also, just melt the chocolate on its own, and use softened butter.
Used 4 Tbs raspberry jam for more flavor. Leave 1/2" border w/o jam in middle, so the jam doesn't ooze out the side of cake.
Used 3 c. powdered sugar instead of 2
Garnish w/raspberries right after you frost cake. If you wait too long the frosting solidifies a bit and it's harder to stick the raspberries on.
Cake came out fabulous, although I did alter a few things. I omitted the egg yolks, and use large egg whites (since it is a white cake), and I melted my chocolate and butter over a double boiler and used real white chocolate, not bakers chocolate. I also only used about 3/4 stick of butter rather than a whole one. Extra vanilla, which I put in everything I cook :)
I made this recipe as a 3 tier cake for a wedding, didn't use their frosting, made a home made butterceam instead and then fresh raspberries on top. My suggestion to those using the frosting recipe, would be to add everything they say, then just add 1/2-1 cup of confectioners sugar. Easy as that :) keep adding sugar until it reaches the consistency you'd like :)
I never ever make box cakes, but this one was suggested by the bride, and it came out wonderful.
This cake would make a spectacular presentation!
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Earlier this week, Pusha T revealed that his solo debut on G.O.O.D. Music would be titled My Name is My Name.
In a recent interview with HipHopSince1987, Pusha explained his title choice. "Basically, I was trying to pick a title that embodied who I am as an artist...and I wanted people to understand that Pusha is everything that I really, really am."
Pusha elaborated on the source of inspiration for his album title. "Actually, it's a line in 'Pain' where I actually say 'My name is my name.' And of course, that line comes from Marlo Stanfield in the series 'The Wire.' It's one of the more prominent catch phrases he said during the end of that series."
"He was just basically saying, 'I am who I am. This is what I got. I stand on my name. I live this,'" he explained. "And if you know anything about his character, he's young, brash, amongst a lot of heavyweights. But he didn't care about any of the past or history. He was like, 'Man, I'm out here to get my money at all costs. No rules, no regulations. I'm here to compete.' I just felt like that really embodied my presence in the Rap game."
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UPDATE: Nearly six months after Pusha T began the publicity campaign for his solo studio debut, My Name Is My Name, the Virginia Beach, Virginia emcee and Clipse co-founder unveiled a release date. Following his appearance on "106 & Park," where the G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam Records artist announced to release date of July 16, he also tweeted the news to fans.
Pusha - T: My Name Is My Name July 16, 2013G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam#JustKno
— PUSHA T (@PUSHA_T) April 29, 2013
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UPDATED #2: DDotOmen.com reports that today on MTV RapFix, Pusha T confirmed his solo debut, My Name Is My Name will now release on October 8.
UPDATE #3: Pusha T has revealed the cover art for My Name Is My Name. The cover art was announced on Kanye West's Twitter account and the updates can be found below.
PUSHA-T: MY NAME IS MY NAME. COVER 1. OCT 8TH. pic.twitter.com/8KTBqca2WI
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UPDATE #4: The tracklisting for Pusha T's My Name Is My Name has been revealed, according to walmart.com. It is as follows:
1. "King Push"
2. "Numbers On The Board"
3. "Sweet Serenade" f. Chris Brown
4. "Hold On" f. Rick Ross
5. "Suicide" f. Ab-Liva
6. "40 Acres" f. The-Dream
7. "No Regrets" f. Jeezy And Kevin Cossom
8. "Let Me Love You" f. Kelly Rowland
9. "Who I Am" f. 2 Chainz & Big Sean
10. "Nosetalgia" f. Kendrick Lamar
11. "Pain" f. Future
12. "S.N.I.T.C.H." f. Pharrell
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UPDATE #5: My Name Is My Name snippets have been released, as per 2DopeBoyz.com.
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UPDATE #6: My Name Is My Name is available for stream at myspace.com.
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The Centre successfully developed new programmes of research exploring the mechanisms involved in brain ageing and the mechanisms specifically relating to musculoskeletal and brain ageing, with particular emphasis on the effects of diet and exercise. The Centre also trained a large cohort of young scientists whose major focus was ageing research.
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Installing GMPP SuperMatic 4L70E Transmission in Project EcoNova - Decisive ShiftWritten by on March 1, 2012 Swapping GMPP's SuperMatic 4L70E transmission into our E-Rod–equipped '76 Nova
One of the key things you have to decide when you order the E-Rod package from GMPP is what transmission you'd like have: manual or automatic. Will it be direct connection or torque multiplication? Gearbox or slushbox? Three pedals or two?
It's a true moment of decision, since the calibration in GMPP's E-Rod ECU is slightly different depending on the trans chosen, and must be matched correctly as part of the emissions compliance of the package. It's a tailored solution. For the EcoNova project, the answer was an obvious one: automatic. Comfortable cruising is the priority, but also we didn't feel like enduring the hassle of tracking down, restoring, and swapping in the necessary pedal assembly. Plus, with GM Performance Parts' latest line of SuperMatic transmissions, you're really not giving up much more than a left-leg workout.
The SuperMatic designation is the retrofit kit name for GM's 4L-series of transmissions, which all trace their roots back to the original 700-R4 introduced in 1982, and redubbed the 4L60 in 1990. The electronic shift-controlled version of the 4L60 (the 4L60E) arrived in cars in 1994, and it's been evolving ever since with the 4L65E, and the latest and greatest, the 4L70E. The big 4L80E (derived loosely from the venerable Turbo 400) also has its own SuperMatic kit for those making big torque or horsepower.
For our purposes, the highly refined and strengthened 4L70E SuperMatic made the most sense. Not only is it significantly lighter than the 4L80E and rated to handle much more power than we'll be making, it's also roughly the same dimensions as the 700-R4, which we already know fits perfectly in the EcoNova's trans tunnel. That means getting it in is also similar to the familiar 700-R4 swap, since the 4L70E is based on the same architecture. Nevertheless, there's a bit more to getting it into a vintage machine, since this trans is fully electronic.
In this case that's actually much more of a benefit than a hassle since there's no throttle valve (TV) cable to deal with, which is great considering the E-Rod's required electronic throttle body has no provisions for attachment. Rather than a complication, we'd call it an elegant simplification. But the benefits go much beyond that; those electronic actuators and solenoids that manage the valvebody and actuation system for the clutches and bands offer far more control over the transmission's final performance. We'll delve into that more down the road, for now let's just get it installed!
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On the passenger side, 700-R4 aficionados will recognize the blue ECU interface as the location where the TV cable would traditionally have been connected. Rather than the linear action of the cable, the electronics allow special valvebody enhancements that produce firm and fast shifts under full throttle, but smooth shifts under light throttle. The 4L70E also includes GM's modern style quick disconnect fittings for the cooling lines, but you can still retrofit the older style tubing.Here is the 4L70E in reference to the 700-R4 we removed from EcoNova. Note the strong family resemblance in the cases. The most obvious differences are the detachable bellhousing, strengthening ribs on the case, and a longer tailshaft that lacks a mechanical speedo provision.After removing the 4L70E tailhousing, we have a reluctor on the tailshaft that needs to be removed. We used a thin cutoff wheel to notch it deeply on two sides, then tapped it lightly with a hammer. In its place is this unique SFS reluctor that retains the Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS), since that is used as the primary feedback sensor to make shift decisions. Note how it also adds a traditional-style speedo gear.After removing the 4L70E tailhousing, we have a reluctor on the tailshaft that needs to be removed. We used a thin cutoff wheel to notch it deeply on two sides, then tapped it lightly with a hammer. In its place is this unique SFS reluctor that retains the Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS), since that is used as the primary feedback sensor to make shift decisions. Note how it also adds a traditional-style speedo gear.This tailshaft kit from Southwest Fabrication Services (SFS) is how we'll remedy that speedo situation. Essentially what we have here is a special adapter developed by SFS to attach their 700-R4 style tailhousing to the electronic 4L-series transmission.This adapter plate is the key to the whole swap. While it adds a couple inches in length over a 700-R4, it actually ends up being a little shorter than the stock 4L70E. The adapter uses precise machining and original GM gaskets for a leakproof seal.To properly align the speedo gear, we slid the Shiftworks tailhousing into place and peaked through the speedo gear hole to ensure the drive gear was centered at the top of the hole. Shiftworks pairs your rearend drive ratio with the tire diameter to select the correct gear to send. Ours is the one required for a 3.42 ratio—the specified ideal ratio for the E-Rod calibration.The bulkhead connector that splices off of the main E-Rod harness is the interface for the SuperMatic into the E67-based engine management box. Ours is tucked inside the passenger-side fender since we opted for placing the fusebox behind the passenger-side headlight.Getting the SuperMatic into the car is straightforward, though if you go our route and opt for the most extreme engine setback possible with Holley's LS swap mounts, some clearance issues may arise. Ours were minimal, only requiring a few touches from our favorite driveline swap mini sledge from Harbor Freight Tools. Every hot rodder should have one.
If you're bolting the SuperMatic to an LS3 E-Rod, check your flexplate. The Corvette-specific one on the right is included with most E-Rods we've seen and is not compatible with standard automatic transmissions. The one on the left is what you need: GM PN 12602448.Just like with the E-Rod electronics, everything on the SuperMatic kit is designed to be mounted underhood if desired, but the deletion of our factory A/C made it easy to mount it inside the cab. The grommet is the original one for the A/C wiring with an extra hole drilled in it.We must be living right, or we just picked the right platform for our E-Rod swap. Not only were we able to use the original trans crossmember by just drilling a new hole for the Energy Suspension trans mount, we also reused the rearward-most stock mounting holes in the subframe. To top it off, the driveshaft bolted right up. That just never happens.Here's something important to know: Since the 4L70E was designed with hot rodders in mind, it is the only SuperMatic kit that does not include a stock torque converter. The idea is to encourage matching the stall speed to the engine package; GMPP recommended a 2,500-stall for our package. We pursued the many options at Summit Racing.com since they had the best prices and fastest shipping around, and chose a 2,400-stall TCI Breakaway converter.Inside, we took advantage of the SuperMatic ECU's super light weight, and just Velcro'd it to the A/C block-off plate. The system is "connect and cruise," meaning it's pre-programmed and ready to drive once all the connections are made. It also includes optional connections that allow adjustment of shift timing and firmness, data logging, and much more via software and laptop. Also, the system can be configured to operate in manual mode and it supports most wheel-mounted paddle-shift systems. We'll be exploring that more when we're up and running.With the 4L70E in place, we've got two connections to make. On the tailhousing is the VSS sensor, which we reinstalled with our Shiftworks mechanical speedo kit.Just like with the E-Rod's main wiring harness covered in the January issue, it's a good idea to lay out the SuperMatic's wiring harness on the floor to figure out where your connections need to be oriented in the car. The harness includes electric output for tach, speedo, oil pressure, and several other connections that will need to be in the cab if you plan to use them.Shiftworks has the solution for the shifting, of course. The two brackets are installed with the trans and shifter in Overdrive. We opted for the improved Shiftworks cable ($74.50, PN K100) rather than the stock GM cable (which is usable), since it offers more adjustability for fine tuning if necessary. We want 5.5 inches from the rear face of the cable mount to the center of the mount pin.
With a little hammer and plier work to shape things, the horseshoe shifter bolted right up to the EcoNova's more rounded trans tunnel. Note the factory style grommet included for the Shiftworks cable; it makes the whole thing look stock!Here's what will be on the other end of that cable: a perfect factory-style horseshoe shifter from YearOne. Besides being one of the best looking shifters of the muscle car era, it's one of the factory shifters supported by Shiftworks with their detent kit ($89.25, PN SC224). YearOne has them at a killer price ($219.99, PN AQ25) that made it a no-brainer versus restoring an original.Since we had to move the junky factory carpet to properly mount the YearOne horseshoe shifter, it was the ideal time to lay down Eastwood's Thermo-Coustic Barrier sound deadener ($140, PN 12117). The dense butyl rubber membrane will kill the tinny sound reflected by our '70s steel and dramatically reduce engine and exhaust heat. We also like how easy it lays down; with a roller, a razor, and a deadblow hammer we were done in an hour.Shiftworks doesn't forget the details; a new factory-style shift indicator with the new Overdrive selection is available with the shifter conversion kit. We've got some wiring to do to get those gauges functioning with our E-Rod kit, but we'll handle that later as we tackle the dash and get rid of the column shifter with a world-first product from ididit.A quick 10-minute swap is all it takes to remove the stock TH350/PowerGlide detent and replace it with the Shiftworks detent with its extra notch for selecting Overdrive.We also took advantage of Eastwood's Carpet Adhesive ($9.99, PN 12743Z) to lay down the new carpet kit from YearOne that we ordered with the shifter. Yep, we'll be switching the seven shades of '70s tan/brown in the factory interior over to a more consistent black.There was a surprise waiting for us under the carpet; these flat pieces of steel that mounted the unidentified late-model GM seats in the EcoNova were simply welded to the tunnel and rockers, and hovered above the floorpans with no reinforcement. This isn't safe or acceptable, and we certainly don't love the seats enough to go to the trouble of building a supporting structure. We'll definitely be adding new seats with legit mounts that bolt to the floorpan.One thing about horseshoe shifters: they're intended to be used with consoles. YearOne carries the most perfect '69 Camaro console available anywhere ($799.99, PN CA902), and we couldn't resist the temptation since the gauges mimic the shape of the EcoNova's speedo. Plus, it's just beautiful and adds the right muscular touch to the interior. You'd never suspect there is a fully electronic trans on the other side.


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On the back roads of golf, tales from the tour
Dave Kindred, a preeminent American sports writer who has worked his trade for the better part of four decades, was walking down the right side of the first fairway at Kiawah Island with the final group at the PGA Championship when he mentioned he had been teaching a writing class to college students.
Like most great columnists, Kindred's strength is his power of observation, and he has tried to pass that along.
"The one thing I tell them," he said, "is that if you really pay attention to what you're covering, you'll see something you've never seen before."
He stopped and kneeled to watch Carl Pettersson, playing in the last group that Sunday with Rory McIlroy, hit his approach to the green. Pettersson was just inside the red hazard line, so he was careful not to ground his club. Brushing the top of the grass was OK.
Moments after his shot, he was approached by PGA rules official Brad Gregory and told there might be a problem.
In a bizarre development, Pettersson's club nicked a leaf on the way back, a violation of Rule 13-4c for moving a loose impediment in a hazard. After an exhaustive video review, Pettersson was given the bad news - a two-stroke penalty - on the fourth hole.
Pay attention and you never know what you'll see.
That much was true in a wild year of golf. Phil Mickelson lost his bid at the Masters by hitting two shots right-handed. Rory McIlroy was confused by the time zone and needed a police escort to get to the final day of the Ryder Cup on time. Tiger Woods never found his golf ball, was not penalized and still missed the cut.
Those have been well-documented. What follows is the 2012 edition of "Tales from the Tour," the obscure moments that keep golf so interesting and entertaining.
Kyle Stanley is a quiet man. This was a quiet celebration.
One week after he made triple bogey on the 18th hole at Torrey Pines and then lost in a playoff, he rallied from eight shots behind on the final day with a 65 in the Phoenix Open to win his first PGA Tour event. It was a remarkable turnaround. One week he faced the media after his meltdown and fought back tears. The next week he was a winner.
Stanley was invited to a Super Bowl party that night at the home of Jim Mackay, the longtime caddie of Phil Mickelson. He was late to the party because of the media obligations that come with winning. When he finally arrived, Stanley knocked and then walked in the door holding the oversized winner's check over his head.
He quietly placed it above the TV, and then sat down to watch the game, a player at peace.
No other golfer spends more time with the media after every round than Ryo Ishikawa, who is treated like a rock star in Japan. When he signs his card, even when it's late in the day, it's not unusual for the 21-year-old to spend close to an hour fulfilling his media obligations.
That's where "The Chair" comes in.
His handlers have a white folding chair for Ishikawa as he endures two interviews with different television stations. A dozen or so reporters form a semi-circle around him as they wait and listen, occasionally jotting down notes. Then, it's their turn. They spent close to 15 minutes with Ishikawa after his round at Innisbrook, going over the clubs he used and shots he hit on just about every hole - this after a 73 that left him 12 shots out of the lead.


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