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The components of an undergraduate education include the major, in which the student acquires depth of knowledge, electives that allow a student to explore personal or career-related interests, and General Education (GE). General Education allows students to develop competency in academic skills that are essential to all academic majors. In addition, General Education offers students broad knowledge beyond the focus of the major, as well as exposure to the rich diversity of the human experience.
The General Education program at CSULB sequentially introduces students to the mastery of academic skills along with a pattern of course work that will provide graduates with an understanding of self, the physical world, the development and functioning of human society, and its cultural and artistic endeavors, as well as an understanding of the methodologies, value systems, and thought processes employed in human inquiries. It involves three stages: Foundation, Explorations, and Capstone. Students who begin their college careers at CSULB will complete all three stages, while transfer students who enter the university with a Full General Education Certification will be expected to complete the final (Capstone) stage only.
General Education Breadth requirements are specified pursuant to Title 5, California Code of Regulations, Sections 40402.1, 40403, 40405, 40405.1, 40405.2, 40405.4, and 40508, and Sections 1 and 2 of Chapter III of the Standing Orders of the Board of Trustees of the California State University, and Executive Order 595. CSU General Education Breadth requirements have been designated to complement the major program and electives completed by each baccalaureate candidate to assure that graduates have made noteworthy progress toward becoming truly educated persons. These requirements are designed to provide the knowledge, skills, experiences, and perspectives that will enable CSU students to expand their capacities to take part in a wide range of human interests and activities; to confront personal, moral, and social problems that are an inevitable part of human life; and to cultivate both the requisite skills and enthusiasm for lifelong learning.
Upon completion of the GE Breadth requirements, CSU students should show mastery in each of the following:
Achieved through study in the Sciences and Mathematics, Social Sciences, Humanities, Histories, Languages, and the Arts .
Each California State University, Long Beach baccalaureate graduate shall have completed a minimum of 48 semester units of GE courses distributed as described below. The GE program includes three (3) units of approved course work in U.S. History and three (3) units of approved course work in U.S. Constitution and American Ideals required by Section 40404 of Title 5 and EO 405.
The General Education curriculum is organized as three sequential phases. The first is the Foundation, a group of courses designed to provide fundamental learning skills. The second is Explorations, courses distributed across the curriculum that are intended to provide an opportunity to explore the various way of acquiring and examining knowledge while continuing to develop learning skills. The third is the Capstone, designed to integrate knowledge and skills developed earlier in the curriculum.
In completing the Foundation, Explorations, and Capstone phases of the General Education program, all students must complete a distribution pattern described below.
Within the Explorations and Capstone courses of the General Education program, all students must take one 3 unit course of instruction that focuses on instructive examples of human diversity in the United States (Human Diversity in the U.S. courses). All students must also take one three (3) unit course of instruction that focuses on global issues or world societies and cultures (Global Issues courses).
At least nine (9) units of the General Education program must be approved upper-division Capstone courses taken after the student achieves upper-division standing (completion of 60 semester units) and must normally be completed at California State University, Long Beach.
Only courses on the General Education Master Course List at the time the student takes the course shall count for General Education.
Because the program is intended to provide breadth, no more than 10 units of General Education courses in the student's major department may be used to satisfy the GE requirements. "Courses in the major department" include all courses housed in the department offering the major, regardless of prefix. There is no limit to the number of units outside the major department that may be used to satisfy both the requirements for the major and the requirements for General Education.
A cross-categorized course may be counted (at the student's option) in any one of the approved categories A-E, but not in more than one.
Where appropriate exams exist, Foundation and Explorations requirements may be met by external examinations, such as Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exams.
The first-year program at CSULB should pay special attention to the development and improvement of fundamental academic skills that are critical to student success in college. Every CSULB student will be expected to demonstrate mastery of key academic skills early in the course of study at CSULB, ideally within the first year. Among the skills most central to success are communication in English, both written and oral, mathematical concepts and quantitative reasoning, and analytical and critical thinking. Students also need a solid foundation in skills for learning, including the ability to read for information, information retrieval literacy skills, and basic technology skills.
All students are assessed at entry into the university for readiness for baccalaureate-level work in English composition and mathematics. The first priority for any student who is not prepared for baccalaureate-level work is to become fully prepared for college. Accordingly, students who have not demonstrated readiness for baccalaureate-level English or mathematics must complete the appropriate pre-baccalaureate courses within the first- year after admission to CSULB. A student who is required to take either pre-baccalaureate mathematics or pre-baccalaureate composition may register for other 100-level Foundation or other General Education classes only if those courses do not have pre- or co-requisites in the area of deficit.
The following courses make up the Foundation curriculum:
The above courses must all be completed with a grade of at least "C".
The Foundation curriculum must be completed by the time the student has completed 36 units of baccalaureate-level work at CSULB.
Courses in the Foundation curriculum will be numbered from 100 to 199. All other General Education courses must have pre- or co-requisites from the Foundation curriculum, and all General Education courses numbered 300 or higher must have the entire Foundation curriculum as prerequisites. A Foundation course may have a pre- or co-requisite of another Foundation class, if educationally justified.
After an early focus on fundamental learning and academic skills, students will have an opportunity to explore human knowledge in many disciplines. The Explorations stage encompasses all areas outside the Foundation curriculum, as described under "Distribution." It excludes the final nine (9) units of General Education, described under "Capstone."
General Education courses numbered from 100 through 199 may be appropriately taken at the same time as courses in the Foundation curriculum.
Although the primary purpose of Explorations is the development of breadth of knowledge, it is expected that all courses will offer opportunities for continued development of foundational skills. Reading, writing, oral discussion and presentation, problem solving, quantitative reasoning, and critically- and analytically based research are central to the learning of content. For this reason, all courses outside the Foundation must have pre- or co-requisites from the Foundation, and all courses numbered 300 or higher must have the entire Foundation curriculum as prerequisites.
In addition, as students progress through their Explorations, they will be expected to develop additional skills and attributes, including ethical reasoning, analytical reading, creativity, respect for difference, awareness of other cultures, questioning of stereotypes, the values of citizenship, negotiating skills, and other attributes of use in a diverse society.
The final nine (9) General Education units form the Capstone. All students, including transfer students who have completed a certified lower-division General Education program, must complete nine (9) units of Capstone courses. The purpose of the Capstone is to bring the strands of the General Education experience into focus, to reinforce knowledge and skills acquired from many areas, and to incorporate depth in the form of more sophisticated tools and analysis. For transfer students, the Capstone may offer an opportunity to connect to the campus in a learning community outside of the major department.
Students must complete a minimum of 48 units of approved General Education courses, distributed as follows:
Category A -- Communication in the English Language and Critical Thinking (all included in the Foundation) -- At least nine (9) units to include:
Category B -- Natural Sciences and Mathematics -- At least nine (9) units to include
Category C. -- the Arts and Humanities -- At least nine (9) units to include:
Category D -- Citizenship and Social and Behavioral Sciences and History -- At least 12 units to include
Category E -- At least three (3) units chosen from approved courses in Self-Integration
GE Electives – At least six (6) units required to meet 48 total units in GE. Additional courses to reach the minimum total of 48 units may be chosen from any courses approved for General Education credit in categories B, C, and D. This includes both courses that fit the specific designations above and other approved courses, designated as B.3 or C.3, that meet the general headings of category B or C but do not fit one of the specific required categories. Excess units from all or any combination of Category B or C or D, may be applied to this section.
Special requirements -- All students, including all transfer students, must complete:
Capstone Requirements -- All students, including all transfer students, must complete at least 9 units of Capstone courses. Capstone courses may be used to meet the specific category requirements and the Global Issues and Human Diversity in the U.S. requirements, if those have not been met by other courses.
Students are expected to complete the Capstone requirement at CSULB. An exception will be made for students who transfer from another CSU campus after completing some of the upper-division GE requirement at that campus. To be accepted toward the Capstone requirement at CSULB, the transfer course must be approved for upper division general education credit at the campus offering the course. Other courses may be used, on an individual basis, to meet the requirement if they are approved for General Education at the campus offering the course and if the purpose of the course meets the criteria for a CSULB Capstone course.
Students who transfer from baccalaureate institutions other than the CSU after completing upper-division General Education courses may petition to have one or more such courses accepted toward the Capstone requirement. Such petitions will be evaluated on the basis of the criteria above.
Students who have not maintained continuous attendance status shall be subject to the General Education requirements in effect at the time of their reentry to the university, with the following exceptions.
Previous CSULB students who were under earlier General Education requirements and who before breaking continuous attendance needed no more than three additional courses to complete the entire General Education requirement shall be allowed to complete the General Education requirement in effect at the time of the previous attendance. However, all students must complete at least 9 units of upper division General Education courses, of which a minimum of 6 units must be Capstone courses.
Previous CSULB students who were under the earlier General Education requirements and who before breaking continuous attendance completed one or more upper-division GE courses shall be required to complete additional Capstone courses as needed to complete the total of 9 upper-division units. At least two of the courses in the overall program must be Capstone courses.
Transfer students who enter CSULB with full GE certification from a California Community College must complete both the Human Diversity in the U.S. and the Global Issues requirements if these requirements were not met through transfer, but these students need not complete any other GE courses except the Capstone, which cannot be met through transfer from a community college. Transfer students who enter CSULB without full GE certification or subject-area (partial) certification from a California Community College must either complete the CSULB GE requirements, or complete and obtain a GE certification from a California Community Colelge which will be honored as meeting CSULB's lower-division GE requirements.


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Orlando, FL (Sports Network) - Latavius Murray scored both of his touchdowns
in overtime as the UCF Knights downed the Southern Miss Golden Eagles in
double overtime to secure a Conference USA victory at Bright House Networks
Storm Johnson rushed for 94 yards and Murray added 52 for UCF
(4-2, 2-0 C-USA). Blake Bortles completed 27-of-40 passes for 272 yards and
scored two touchdowns on the ground. J.J. Worton caught eight passes for 117
yards as the Knights won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Anthony Alford completed 14-of-27 pass attempts for 165 yards but also threw
a pair of interceptions for Southern Miss (0-6, 0-2). Alford also had 71
yards rushing and a pair of touchdowns on the ground. Jalen Richard had 87
yards rushing and two scores.
Bortles scored from a yard out to put an end to a 15-play, 93-yard drive
that took 7:35 off the clock on UCF's first possession.
Shawn Moffitt nailed a 29-yard field goal early in the second quarter to give
UCF a 10-0 advantage.
Southern Miss got its first score of the game midway through the second
quarter on a 16-yard rushing touchdown from Alford.
Bortles scored again on a one-yard touchdown run just before the half to give
UCF a 17-7 lead going into the break.
A 15-yard rushing touchdown from Richard midway through the third quarter
brought the Golden Eagles to within a field goal, 17-14.
Johnson scored on a 32-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter to put
UCF back up 10, 24-14.
The Golden Eagles wouldn't go quietly however as Richard scored on a 14-yard
touchdown run a little more than three minutes later.
Southern Miss then got a 27-yard field goal from Corey Acosta with four
seconds left in regulation to tie the game, 24-24, and send it to overtime.
The Golden Eagles got the ball first in overtime and scored on a two-yard
rushing touchdown from Alford.
UCF answered with a 10-yard rushing touchdown from Murray sending it to a
second overtime.
Murray scored again, this time from four yards out, and Southern Miss failed
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A 150-foot cosmic rock hurtled safely past Earth on Friday.
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The flyby occurred just hours after a much smaller meteor exploded above Russia's Ural Mountains.
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Here's an easy question: What makes a community?
The people, obviously. I'm reminded of that every day, since interacting with people is what every journalist does for a living.
This past Sunday, I spent a little time talking to some folks from Rifle and hereabouts as they dug up weeds and painted the sides of an old home owned by an elderly woman who lives alone. You can read all about it and see photos on the front page.
But the fact these volunteers gave up a few hours of their time on a Sunday morning to do some hard work for someone else, without expecting the kind of reward most workers get for doing that on a weekday, is community.
I'm not sure if Rifle's really any different when it comes to helping its own; you see it all the time on TV and in newspapers across the country. But there's something special about seeing, firsthand, people helping someone else out of the goodness of their hearts. They work just as hard as they would on their own home or in their own yard.
I was also reminded of all the help local folks provided in times of wildfires and the like, such as the Coal Seam Fire in Glenwood Springs, and the tragic loss of four lives at the hands of Steven Michael Stagner right here in Rifle in 2001.
I wrote many stories about both incidents, but the shootings here in Rifle by someone with serious mental health problems, is really the one that touched me the most over the 20 some years I've lived here. People say reporters are hard hearted, but I've found that isn't true in most cases. We're human and we feel for the people we write about and get to know.
While the victims' families suffered the most in what I think of as Rifle's greatest tragedy, I will never forget the way the community came together - Anglos and Hispanics, young and old, construction workers and lawyers alike - and walked side by side down Railroad Avenue to Metro Park, where several speakers tried to provide words of comfort. It was very moving just to be walking with people you didn't know, but all with the same message: We have to get along and we're here for each other.
It's too bad it usually seems to take something like that to bring neighbors together.
And it's disheartening that sometimes we forget to reach out, even after a community comes together for a time.
Still, I believe that deep down, when it comes to crunch time, nearly everyone pulls together in whatever way possible. Whether it's putting a new coat of paint on an old house, shoveling snow from your neighbor's sidewalk or leaving freshly picked vegetables on your neighbor's doorstep just to be kind, that's what brings us together as a community.
One of our basic human needs, I guess, and one of our best ones.
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Big-Window BeautificationWritten by on August 31, 2004 Bobco Installs a Goodmark Frame in a '56 F-100
With all the aftermarket parts available these days, it's increasingly tempting to convert your truck to be the most sought-after year of that body style. Think about it, there are probably more "'67" Chevys, "'40" Fords, and "'56" Chevys than there were on the road 20 years ago. And who's gonna blame you for making your classic truck the rarest or at least most sought-after truck possible. You're pretty much guaranteed to get more money for it when you sell it, not to mention feeling like you're investing your money into something worthwhile. One of the most sought-after vehicles in our world is the '56 Ford F-100 Custom Cab. Most agree that the big back window is better looking, and there is no denying that they are harder to come by.
Getting yourself into a big-window Effie just got a little easier thanks to the new big-window conversion available from Goodmark. It is a new metal frame and surrounding sheetmetal, and once all of the spot welds are removed and the cut is made across the bottom of the cab back, the new piece welds in. The cool thing is that the doorframes remain intact, so there is not as much danger with the cab flexing out of whack while welding the new frame in.
World-famous F-100 builder Bobco in Lake Elsinore, California, got their hands on one of the very first of these frames and has since performed about a dozen of these surgeries. Follow along as Marco makes the job look easy and check with Goodmark or Bobco to make your very own Effie a big-window.
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The new big back-window frame for Effies comes from Goodmark and is an all-new metal frame with surrounding sheetmetal. Once installed, only the bottom edge and a few spots on the inside have exposed welds.Before any cutting takes place, several spot welds need to be drilled out. The main areas are down each side of the doorframe. Then there are two where the mount for the dome light attaches to and two more for an inner brace on each side.Marco taped off the top and bottom areas where they will be cut. Since it is critical that the cab back has a clean cut and remains straight, a cutoff wheel was used, along with a very steady hand. Extra care was taken around the edges to make sure the inner doorframes weren't severed.Since the top cut is not nearly as critical, a quick cut was made with the plasma cutter. The cutoff wheel was still used at each end, though.
Now an air chisel was used to pry the last of the back section off of the roof. This area was checked to be flat with a hammer and dolly, and then it and the inner doorframes were ground clean.Marco lifted the new section into place and checked the fit in all the areas to be welded. You can mark the cab where the new frame section ends for cutting, but the Bobco method is to trim the section down. This way, the weld is higher up and hidden from view from the inside of the cab.This pneumatic flanging tool was then run around the perimeter of the cab, creating a slight indention for the new section to overlap.Now the bottom edge of the Goodmark section was trimmed down with the cutoff wheel. The end areas were not cut just yet, however.
A few last-minute taps with the body hammer ensured there were no gaps between any of the old and new panels....followed by the row across the roof skin. These are tricky to hit, but Marco handled it with no problems.Finally, the new panel was welded to the cab. Marco started by clamping the two every few inches--welding a spot on each side and moving elsewhere. Slow and steady is the only way to keep the panel from warping.


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Spot market truckload volumes fall sequentially, rise annually, reports DAT
October 15, 2013
DAT, a subsidiary of Portland, Oregon-based TransCore, recently reported that spot market truckload volume dropped 5.3 percent from August to September, based on its DAT North American Freight Index. Company officials said that this decline is seasonal.
On an annual basis, DAT said that its index was up 22 percent, hitting its highest mark for September since it created the index in 1996.
DAT explained that third quarter volumes usually begin to trend down in July, with mixed volumes in August and September, and it also noted that third quarter volume was ahead of last year's third quarter by 13 percent. Part of the annual boost, the firm said, was attributed to difficult weather conditions early in 2013, which pushed back agricultural and construction-related volumes into the third quarter.
Industry stakeholders have observed that spot market pricing has been up modestly of late, but many have indicated that both pricing and spot market volumes could see gains depending on economic activity and the impact of the recently introduced motor carrier Hours-of-Service regulations that took effect on July 1.
"We need a few more months to fully gauge the impact of HOS in terms of how it could impact spot market rates," said a shipper whom declined to be identified. "With carriers having as much difficulty as ever retaining drivers, it would not be too surprising to see rate increase through the rest of October and into November."
DAT said that load availability from August to September was down 1.6 percent and 4.6 percent for vans and flatbeds, respectively, and up 1.1 percent for refrigerated freight. On the rates side, it said that September flatbed rates rise 0.7 percent, with refrigerated up 1.9 percent and flatbeds falling 8.1 percent.
Compared to September 2012, van freight volume headed up 12 percent, and flatbeds were up 43 percent, with freight designated for reefers up 30 percent, and year-to-date volume is up 1.3 percent through September.
Van rates were up 3.8 percent and reefer rates were up 4.5 percent, with flatbed rates down 8.1 percent.
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CADIZ - St. Clairsville has played in its fair share of big boys' high school basketball games the last season-and-a-half.
Harrison Central hasn't.
With both squads bringing one-loss records into Friday night's Buckeye 8 clash inside a standing-room-only John W. Stephenson Activities Center, a hotly contested game was expected as Huskies coach Justin Clifford had never beaten his father, Kim, who is St. Clairsville's veteran mentor.
The Red Devils used an early spurt to jump out early and a late run to seal a 60-43 verdict.
''We've played some pretty good teams so far,'' Kim Clifford said. ''And (Friday) was another one of them. Our kids have a lot of respect for Harrison Central.
''We were ready early and it's always good to jump out ahead, especially on the road.''
St. Clairsville snapped a 2-2 tie as it went on a 13-0 run fueled by reigning co-Division II Player of the Year Dan Monteroso. The 6-foot-3 senior netted a dozen of his game-high 33 points in the initial eight-minute period that saw his team hold an 18-7 advantage.
''They've played a lot of big games and good teams last year and this year,'' Justin Clifford said.
''This was our 'big' game. I wouldn't say we played lackadaisical in the first quarter, but more like deer in the headlights.''
The Huskies (7-2) turned the ball over six times in the first quarter, and then added eight more in the second. However, they settled down and took very good care of the basketball in the second half, turning it over just twice.
Adam Jeffries scored five of his 11 points in the second eight minutes, while Monteroso added four as both teams put up a dozen for a 30-19 St. Clairsville lead.
However, the visitors held a seemingly comfortable 28-9 lead with a little more than three minutes left in the first half only to see Harrison Central make a late move.
The Huskies outscored the Red Devils 10-2 down the stretch as Fletcher Watt knocked down seven of his team-best 15 points.
St. Clairsville re-gained its composure and went on a 12-0 spree that encompassed the end of the third quarter and the first 57 seconds of the fourth. Monteroso's conventional three-point play made it 48-31 with 7:03 on the clock.
Following back-to-back buckets by the Huskies, St. Clairsville reeled off a dozen unanswered points, led by Monteroso with eight.
''Life is always much more fun when Dan is on your side,'' Kim Clifford said with a huge smile. ''The other guys do a nice job of feeding off of him, and we're doing a real good job of understanding our roles.''
Jeffries and Riley Carlton evenly divided 22 points for the Red Devils. In addition to his point total, Monteroso grabbed a game-best 10 rebounds, charted five steals, dished out three assists and blocked a shot.
St. Clairsville held a slim, 29-26, edge off the glass as Rashaen Mitchell and Nick Pelegreen each landed seven boards for the Huskies.
Watt led the scoring with 15 points. Pelegreen added 10.


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See the top 20 most helpful scuba gear reviews
Average Customer Review: based on 20 reviews.Rating: Breaths well hose too short
Can you get a longer hose for this product it seems this is the only drawback.
Hello Jim. Thank you for your inquiry! The XS Scuba Airwave Plus Inline Scuba Octo comes with a set length Power Inflator Hose. If you would like to place an order, please contact one of our certified Dive Instructors at SCUBA.com by calling 800-247-2822 <> 949-221-9300 or e-mail us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
I keep reading how the hose is too short. Is it just a standard LP inflator hose that connects to the air/octo housing, same connection as the one that usually connects to your BCD?
I''ve seen this written from time to time as well and often wonder if people are mounting their cylinder so low that the valve is between their should blades. The hose is slightly shorter as it takes into account the length of the fittings and short adapter hose, but it compares in length, overall, to a typical low pressure inflator hose.
Do you have the xs scuba airwaves plus octo in stock? Is this compatible with Mares prestiege mrs plus bcd? I am interested in buying this if readily available in stock.
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Eliminates one hose from your regulator
Attaches to any standard BC inflator
Includes 20' LP hose for attachment to first stage
Limited Lifetime Warranty: See owners manual for details
Care and Maintenance
It is important to provide the proper preventative maintenance in order to ensure the maximum performance and life of your regulator. The following procedures should be performed routinely after each use to ensure that the regulator is cleaned, inspected and prepared for the next use or for storage.
1. When the regulator is removed from the SCUBA cylinder valve, it is important that the dust cap or protector cap is installed over the first stage regulator inlet fitting or threaded DIN connector. This is critical to prevent the entrance of moisture into the first-stage. This cap or protector is normally attached to the first stage regulator and may therefore be wet. Wipe or blow the cap or protector completely dry before securing it over the inlet fitting or threaded DIN connector.
2. As soon as possible after diving, the regulator should be rinsed thoroughly with clean fresh water while attached to a cylinder and pressurized with air.
3. Rinsing alone will not sufficiently clean the regulator properly. To clean the regulator as thoroughly as possible, it should be soaked in warm (not over 120º F) tap water.
a. The preferred method is to attach the regulator to a charged SCUBA cylinder, open the cylinder valve to pressurize the regulator, and thoroughly soak both the first and second stages. Pressurizing the regulator will effectively prevent moisture or contamination from entering the regulator while it is soaking. While the regulator is soaking, depress the second stage purge button several times to agitate the water inside the second stage. This will help loosen any mineral deposits that may have adhered to internal components. You should also turn the adjustment knob (SeaAir only) several times to loosen any mineral deposits that may have settled around the shaft. Agitate the entire second stage regulator while submerged to allow the warm water to flow in and out of the housing, this will further loosen any mineral deposits and help flush them out. Also agitate the first stage regulator to ensure water has entered the ambientwater ports. If the regulator is equipped with an alternate air source, gauge console, and inflator hose, soak these and agitate as needed.
b. If soaking the regulator while pressurized is not feasible, it may be soaked unpressurized. Be sure the dust cap or DIN protector cap is secure over the first stage inlet or threaded connector. DO NOT depress the purge button or turn the adjustment knob or lever while regulator is submerged.
NOTE: When soaking or rinsing the SeaAir regulator unpressurized, check to ensure that the second-stage adjustment knob is turned completely 'in' (clockwise) to prevent moisture from entering the valve and LP hose.
CAUTION: DO NOT depress the purge button, loosen the first stage yoke screw, or turn the second stage adjustment knob all the way 'out' (SeaAir model) if the regulator is submerged unpressurized. Doing so will allow water to enter, and will require that the regulator be returned to an Authorized XS Scuba Dealer for service.
4. If regulator has been soaking in water, remove the regulator and cylinder from the water bath and wipe the regulator as dry as possible. Next, depressurize the regulator by turning the cylinder valve hand wheel off (clockwise). While looking at the submersible pressure gauge face, depress the purge button, continue to depress the purge button until the gauge reads zero and air flow can no longer be heard. Remove the regulator from the cylinder valve.
5. If the regulator is to be stored for a long period, it is good practice to wipe the hoses and rubber gauge boot with a light film of non-aerosol silicone grease, using a soft cloth.
6. The SeaAir regulator should be stored with the knob or lever turned all the way out. This will help extend the life of the low pressure seat.
7. When the regulator is completely dry, store it in a clean equipment box or sealed in a plastic bag. DO NOT store it where it may be exposed to excessive heat or near an electrical motor, which produces ozone. Prolonged exposure to extreme heat, ozone, chlorine, and ultraviolet rays can cause premature degradation of rubber parts and components.
8. Never store the regulator while it is still attached to a cylinder.
9. DO not use any type of solvent or petroleum based substances to clean or lubricate any part of the regulator. DO not expose any part of the regulator to aerosol sprays as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade rubber and plastic materials.
DO NOT attempt to perform any disassembly or service of your regulator. Doing so may cause the regulator to malfunction, and will render the XS Scuba warranty null and void. All service must be performed by an Authorized XS Scuba Dealer.


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Warehouse and DC Management: Guess' distribution evolution
Inventory is automatically updated with every receipt and shipment. A physical inventory count now takes just 12 hours with its WMS—a significant reduction from three days.
May 01, 2011
Established in 1981, GUESS has grown from its early beginnings of selling just jeans to a global brand with a full offering of apparel and accessories in over 80 countries. In North America, this fashion-forward company remains an iconic leader in the apparel industry, shipping 30 million units annually to major department stores, over 400 specialty retail stores, and directly to consumers online.
The company has grown dramatically from a $6 million family business in 1982 to a global fashion empire with revenues of over $2 billion in 2010. Such exponential growth over three decades is accomplished in part by a strong distribution system; but back in 1999—just about halfway through the company's journey—this distribution system was showing clear signs of wear.
In fact, its Los Angeles distribution center (DC) was bursting at the seams. "We literally had goods in tents out in the parking lot because we had no room inside the DC," recalls GUESS' project manager Tom Boyle. Not only was the DC overflowing, but its distribution network was also grappling with issues of lengthy transit times to most of its customers. Merchandise had to be regularly transported from Los Angeles clear across the country to where 60 percent to 70 percent of its wholesale business was located.
"This old system was built for a much smaller business, and as we grew, the controls that we needed in order to ensure that our inventory was under control just didn't exist," adds Boyle.
So in early 1999, GUESS hired Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA), a global management consulting firm, to assist the retailer in achieving two goals: the selection of a site for a new DC to improve service times to customers east of the Mississippi; and the selection of a new, full-featured warehouse management system (WMS) that would help GUESS execute this new strategy.
Keeping the company's business needs in mind, KSA conducted a full-scale site selection study. Lower labor rates, impressive tax breaks, and the opening of a few well-known carrier hubs were the principal reasons that had the team zeroing in on a brand new, 580,000-square foot facility in Louisville, Ky.
Once the building selection was made, a very aggressive schedule was launched to search and install a best-of-breed, advanced WMS for this new facility. The team selected Manhattan Associates' WMS (then called PkMS, now known as WM), and a two-phased roll-out schedule was initiated. In December 1999, GUESS' new WMS went live with the inbound functions of receiving and putaway, followed closely in January 2000 by outbound functions of picking, packing, and shipping.
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Intel® Atom™ Processor E6xx Series Boot Requirements: App Note
About This Document
This document provides information to assist customers and vendors new to Intel® architecture in supporting the Intel® Atom™ processor E6xx Series.
This document describes the functions that the firmware must perform to enable correct operation of the platform and to boot the processor.
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Socioeconomic determinants are the conditions in which people live; where they are born, grow up, live, work, and age. These conditions affect a person's health and vulnerability to disease, including diabetes, and may vary by wealth, social status and gender.
As a result of socioeconomic conditions, girls and women with diabetes experience barriers in accessing cost-effective diabetes prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and care, particularly in developing countries. Socioeconomic inequalities expose women to the main risk factors of diabetes, including poor diet and nutrition, physical inactivity, tobacco consumption and harmful use of alcohol.


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Movies You Watched Recently And Felt Strongly About
Posted 07 June 2008 - 10:32 PM
This is a trial post, since I am not sure which forum suits movie reviews best...
I won't try and comment on the PQ or AQ since it was through a puny airline headset.
I can see potential for surround effects and demo material, but the plot was quite lame and the ending was as controversial as the press said. Actually no, it was quite zzz....
Plot - paper thin, and wooden acting for someone who is capable of more -- 2.5 / 5
Action - a little but I guess it wasn't the main thing -- 3/5
Chick factor - looow -- 1 /5
Rent buy or forget it -- worth a rent since I saw Omega Man
There will be blood:
This was supposed to be a wonderful show of acting, but somehow it didn't hit the spot at all. Not slick enough....
Plot - its about an oilman -- 2.5/5
Action - huh? -- 1/5
Chick factor -- 0
Rent buy or forget it - rent once for the hype and laugh over it
No country for old men:
Again didn't do it, the whole evil man was only good to show Javiar's acting which was good, and Josh Brolin put in a credible performance too, but the plot was too twist and dark for me.
Plot -- 3.5/5
Action -- 3/5
Chick factor -- 0
Rent - maybe
Posted 07 June 2008 - 10:34 PM
This comes straight from the studio's cookbook on how to milk success from a formula-
Take a few famous stars, get another book with a medieval, LOTR / Narnia type story line, mix in lots of CGI creatures, add cute new faces and some fight scenes and stir.
Sadly it doesn't always turn out well and this is a prime example. Religious crap not withstanding (I think a simple non-reference to deamons would have done them lots of good), it isn't a good plot and you cannot rescue it with megastars and CGI.
Plot - confusing, and the girl can be quite irritating -- 2/5
Action - action kunkies may like it, but LOTR has it beaten hands down - 2.5/5
Chick Factor -- huh obasan maybe but Nicole Kidman is no longer a chick, hire a real chick to pull in the testosterone crowd... 2/5
I would stay away, not even a rental
AH FINALLLY I stayed awake, watched this and wanted to do it again to appreciate the little nuances.
Teenage pregnancy is well handled, niether endorsing or condemning it here. Ellen Page is a real star, but everyone chips in to make this a hit.
Plot - pretty decent 4/5
Action - zip
Chick Factor - She is a cutie daughter kind of girl but not hot -- 3/5
I would rent it at least, but its not worth USD 28 for the BR disc, although the soundtrack is worth getting.
Another movie of little value or entertainment I saw on the way home...
"darth vader" out of his role is pretty good as a spoilt brat with the ability to jump space, like the guy with the tail from X men. But that chap has much more character and charisma.
Here I actually wished the jumper would get caught. His British friend's accent sound more like a fake pretending to have studied in Oxford too. Obviously he steals and doesn't use it for good, and Samuel Jackson looks like he sleep-walked through a role he had to do to pay the bills. And he looks like a fish out of the water without muttering M...F... every few seconds or having snakes coming out of his pants.
Plot -- zzz 1.5/5 even though the concept could have been pretty good
Action -- 2.5 / 5 again potential wasted
Chick factor - not bad, but just eye candy and no character development 3/5
Rent buy or forget it -- forget it
Posted 07 June 2008 - 10:38 PM
This movie caused much less excitement and fracas than the new bro here...
The idea was interesting, and the use of CGI in a cartoon like fashion like Sky Commander and Captain Tomorrow was novel, but again I was never fully absorbed, although I did finish the movie.
Plot : simple and pretty straight forward, yet it didn't leave much impression on me, in a way say LOTR or even Princess Bride did. A tall order you may say, but they came first and will always be a benchmark as is Willow and Lady Hawke. 3/5
Action: the CGI didn't gel enough to impress and even on a 12" monitor on a plane, the CGI looked plastic 3/5
Chick Factor: A Jolie was alright but the younger maiden and the queen were IMO finer in comparison. 3.5/5
Rent or buy: If I hadn't seen it, I might rent it.
Overall 3.5/5
Movie Reviews on the way to Berlin
Smooth long flight, so there is time to check out the recent show and so more reviews on recent productions written. Sadly more misses than hits.
Empress and the Warriors (Donnie Yen, Kelly Chen and Leon Lai)
Firstly, Leon has put on weight! Secondly you see how HKG productions work, one successful periodic drama / action flick leads to plenty of copies. There is little original work coming out.
And when they do it, there is scant regard on historical accuracy and much less attention to detail on the props. Jousting on horses? The armour is Yan / Zhao? And the type of Chinese characters
IF they make it up with a good story line or action, well I guess thats better, but Donnie has no one to spar with and there is plenty of slow motion action, blood but little chance for him to display his awesome skills.
Snooze job
Plot: classic tale of deceit, ambition, lifted from Gladiator and too many other movies. 2.5/5
Action: Leon Lai and Kelly Chen have no street cred for action and it shows. 2.5/5
Chick Factor: Kelly is still eye candy but she is not alone in the HKG movie scene, she faces competition from Gillian Chung and many other younger people these days. 3.5/5
Rent / buy/ forget it: save this to rent on a day when nothing else is available at the local video store, or if you need sleeping pills.
Fools Gold
The recipe for this Dirk Pitt style / Indiana Jones type adventure is to take Matthew Mc C out of Sahara, throw in his love interest Kate Hudson from 30 days to lose a Man and add a poorer sidekick same guy who lost his hearing in Black Hawk Down and was eaten up by Aliens in AVP I, then mix with a sometimes successful director.
Plot: cut and paste treasure hunt story which has the hero, which seems to be the only bright spark, sleep walking through a movie which doesnt add anything new to the genre. That squeaky ditsy girl really doesnt add anything positive. And Donald Sutherland probably took the job just to get his paycheck with a partially existent accent. Even our local fake English sound more convincing. 2.5/5
Action: some decent scenes here, but nothing inspiring. 3/5
Chick Factor: Kate Hudson is a younger Goldie Hawn and she does bring some sparkle, but the chemistry to the two main actors is akin to re-using an old tissue paper to blot the nose. 3/5
Rent / buy/ forget it: save this to rent on a day when nothing else is available at the local video store.
Posted 08 June 2008 - 12:30 AM
juno, watched it on a plane and loved it. love its quirkiness, storyline the actors, charecters and setting. when got back to oz took my wife to see it and she loved it too. we have a bub due though so that could be the connection
Posted 08 June 2008 - 08:46 PM
Vantage point:
This was quite a twist on the who-dun-it genre, with some 24 Jack Bauer stuff throw in...
The main issue I had was there were too many playbacks and instead of six, 4 might be enough, or make them shorter.
Plot - editing was tight, and finding out the conclusion and do the good guys win was quite exciting - 4/5
Action - quite a few booms, but I think the gem will be how the sound engineers work in the atmosphere, and ambient noises rather than mere explosions. 3.5/5
Chick factor - low, didn't see much babe appeal 2/5
Rent, buy or Forget it - A definite rent, and if you don't mind repeats where you know the plot, you can buy it. Beside it will take more than one sitting to understand the nuances of the plot.
Edited by petetherock, 08 June 2008 - 10:19 PM.
Posted 08 June 2008 - 08:55 PM
This is a quite a twist on the romance bit and leads you through a few twists and turns the protagonist's life. I half wanted to dislike it for the amorous and almost free-love nature of the sleeping about bit, with scant regard for the institution of marriage, but this is reflective of America and perhaps other societies too. The lead actors and even the daugther Maya, do very well, with good synergy to weave a story that is part fiction and all life. Clever flashbacks and painting it as a story remind me of the technique employed in Princess Bride, but this is more dark and it isn't an action movie.
Plot: good chick flick I guess, but it will definitely lead to lots of discussion if you bring your partner, or you can quietly watch it on a plane and deny all knowledge of it if you are the red-neck bloke.. or feel free to share your thoughts with another lady --- 4/5
Action - zip
Chick Factor - plenty of eye candy. Isla Fisher is a mix of innocent sweet and overpowering sensuality -- 4/5
Rent or Buy or forget it: depends on your stand on morals, and whether you have objections to romantic flicks, but worth a rent at least. 4/5
Great theme song too:
Edited by petetherock, 09 June 2008 - 02:52 AM.
Posted 08 June 2008 - 08:59 PM
Thx for the reviews. J.
Posted 08 June 2008 - 09:11 PM
Posted 08 June 2008 - 09:19 PM
below is their review of Rambo.
Gun Play
Automatic weapons of all shapes and sizes, and they know how to use them.
Blood & Gore
Lots of splatter as bodies explode.
Car Chases
The chases are on foot thru the jungle.
Bare boobies but they're brutalized, major buzz kill.
Pretty gruesome and intense, no humor at all that I recall.
Posted 08 June 2008 - 09:21 PM
I like the categories that www.moviesforguys.com use.
below is their review of Rambo.
He seems like a bit of a wordsmith d-train, couldn't he dumb it down for us who are not so "intellectual"
Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:04 PM
At least some people here read this and like it...
I won a radio talk show contest once, give me 15 sec of any movie I have seen (or not sometimes) I can tell you what it is...
Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:05 PM
first thing that got my attention was the 'chick factor'
must see Juno; just seems to have sprung up from left field
Posted 08 June 2008 - 10:16 PM
Many sequels have proved to be inferior to the original show, so will it be the same for this?
Actually, sometimes, it all pans out, as the second show does not have the burden of having to introduce the characters and leap straight into the plot and action. This time, it worked for me, i am glad to say, that the sequel was more pleasing and less heavy on the drama, which in this action flick is actually preferred.
If I wanted heavy going fare, I would have stuck to Juno or other such shows and here, there is enough substance in the plot to keep things going and plenty of the action to keep fans like me happy. It does help that the source, from a book by C S Lewis was well written and provides such rich material.
Plot: not bad, editing was quite tight as well and allowed for a swift transition from the dark dreary days of WW II to a magical brightly lit fantasy world of Narnia. Even the appearance of a torchlight out of Edwards bag doesnt seem incongruous and Lucy is ever so sweet, indeed the innocence of childhood is to be envied. 3.5/5
Action: yes plenty with battle scenes to rival LOTR, although an initial river scene looks too much like Lord TR again and even the actual river seems to be the same one! Surround effects are surprisingly subtle and bass is lighter than you would expect for a 2008 action flick. Not bad, but with Ironman and perhaps Transformers setting such a high standard, the rest have a lot of ground to make up. 4/5
Chick Factor: well our lovely maiden has grown up and has the right curves and demure in good proportions to be quite agreeable and yet convey the right amount of coquettish nature. Reminds me of a lovely Physio in Westmead, spunk, energy and beauty, all in one person, but thats another story. 4/5
Rent/ buy or forget it
I bought a cheapo R 6 Chinese disc for the first show and have no intention of upgrading that, but for this episode, i will get the Blu Ray for keepers. Also look out for a nice theme song at the end which was quite a nice tune.
Overall 4/5
Edited by petetherock, 08 June 2008 - 10:18 PM.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 12:23 AM
Very interesting true story. Bit of a waste of an intelligent young man's short life.
Screenplay and Directed by Sean Penn.
The fact that it was a real story brought home with the photo at the end of the film found in his camera.
I though Hal Holbrook was very good in it too.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 09:29 AM
I though Hal Holbrook was very good in it too.
echo those sentiments; Holbrook was brilliant in his 'support' role.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 09:35 AM
So how is one of the most awaited sequels in history?
Perhaps its greatest weakness is how much is resting on its shoulders, with the giants in action film-making partnering with one of their most bankable stars in the past and another a new rising star.
Ok, lets get it over with, I give it 3.5 / 5
If they left out the Space / ET bit, it would have faired a little better, Spielberg seemed to be getting confused with his Close Encouters movie and for such a big production, there seems to be bits recycled from some other sets... Tomb Raider, Lost Ark etc.
The saving grace is an excellant chemistry between all the actors. Shia goes line for line with the veteren. For a oldie chick, she does well too and we can see that a movie with little gore, sex and nudity can fair pretty well too. I appreciate the no bad language style and even the horror is implied rather than zoomed in and there is less focus on the violence and the movie keep going reasonable evenly.
However the effects and use of surrounds was quite spare for a movie in 2008. And the bass, although far more prominent than the older ones. didn't have the same impact as Iron Man, a recent production and far removed from Transformers or Die Hard 4.
So the break down:
Plot: on its own, its is pretty good, but when placed against the 3 previous ones, it just managed to pip the 'pure dumb fun' of the Mummy series and other copies. Cate B doesn't look diabolical enough and has a certain dumb blond factor esp with her accent. 3/5
Action: This is the highlight and the chase through the forest was quite smooth and nicely done 4/5
Chick factor: two old dames don't quite match one Megan Fox in Transformers although the spunk factor and glint in the eye is better than babe pouting. 2.5 /5
As a Indy Fan, I will get the complete Blu Ray series. Its just a simple matter of nostalgia. I grew up on this and will continue to have late nights enjoying the whole clean action, romance, humor and adventure them that Harrison Ford, Lucas and Spielberg begun more than 20 years ago.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 03:01 PM
One of the 'must see' films of recent time is In the Shadow of the Moon which is a moon landing doco. It features interviews with the Apollo astronaughts (with one notable exception) and the most incredible footage. I thought I new a bit about these events but I realised, while watching this, I knew nothing about the men themselves and what they were like. This movie filled a lot of gaps for me and it's great seeing the subject treated as well as it is in this film.
Notables are I Am Legend (better than I'd expected) and Dan in Real Life. Steve Carrell in DiRL is hilarious without playing his usual schtick but this is sentimental stuff and pretty saccharine at times. I liked Cloverfield enough to watch it right through without giving in to the debilitating nausea - but not enough to go through it again.
Run Fat Boy Run was disappointing after Shaun of the Dead and The Fuzz - a few laughs (the biatch fight) but no enough and far to sweet).
Southland Tales is one I can't stop thinking about it. I enjoyed it but I have no idea why - it's bizzare and so convoluted I was concerned it would disappear up it's own ar$e at times.
The worst (by far) is War (aka Rogue Assassin). This is a turd.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 03:16 PM
Superbad is probably the funniest film I've seen in ages.
Could not agree more, those guys just keep getting better.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 03:16 PM
Edited by jayweb, 09 June 2008 - 03:16 PM.
Posted 09 June 2008 - 04:14 PM
Yeah I dont think youll find any hugh grant flicks reviewed there either.
He seems like a bit of a wordsmith d-train, couldn't he dumb it down for us who are not so "intellectual"
Posted 09 June 2008 - 04:23 PM
Yeah I dont think youll find any hugh grant flicks reviewed there either.
Damn, where will I go now.....
Posted 09 June 2008 - 06:04 PM
Could not agree more, those guys just keep getting better.
For a "dumb" movie it's very smart and, of course, really really funny. I crack up just thinking about McLovin!
Posted 10 June 2008 - 12:05 AM
Its been a while, but this one caught me by surprise on how much feel good factor I could get out of a Kevin Costner movie.
Its quite by the book, throw in a baseball game (Costner's third movie on this), add the human factor and some romance, and pile on the perfect game and you have the recipe for a nice movie.
Plot: its simple, using flashbacks to good effect, with a decent supporting cast working well together, and decent chemistry between the actors. Kelly Preston still looks fine and gives a good account of herself. 4/5
Action: this mainly a talkie, and the baseball scenes add some excitement, but its no Die Hard 3/5
Chick Factor: grand dame Kelly Preston is fine wine and I would be happy to seen on a date with her 3.5 / 5
Rent Buy or forget it: I went ahead and got the HD DVD of this show, enough said.
Made before Spiderman, Sam Raimi proves to be a diverse talent producing such efforts in between the bubble gum comic book productions. 4/5
Posted 10 June 2008 - 07:30 AM
It's been out a while ,but still a fantastic movie.
It's a british film about an older brother looking out for his younger brother,simply put.
It's a deep powerful film that has stuck in my mind.
If anyone has seen it ,what's your opinion?
Posted 10 June 2008 - 08:00 PM
Most of the time folks tell you the sequel is worse than the first. There are some exceptions, eg Spiderman II, Godfather etc
But as a rule don't expect much, and with this spirit I went to see this movie tonight.
Know that this is a light-hearted, PG remix in the vein of Indian Jones, san blood, sex and gore, all good for the family.
It manages to combine a good dose of action with humor, and some love interest as well. The sidekick is well used, and the co-stars do their job well. The editing is tight and the plot moves along, even if there are some holes in logic and plot.
As for the video and sound quality, I saw this at Vivo city and the picture quality was pretty good although having seen hi def, a large screen can actually be worse.
For a new production, there is ample use of the surround channels, esp certain scenes where a sound revolves around your head, and there a generous use of mid-bass (the thump in the chest sort) although genuine deep bass isn't really part of the plot. There are enough explosions, and car crashes to keep the subwoofer busy.
So my verdict:
Plot : 3/5
Video: 3/5
Sound: 3.5/5
Babe factor (only one real babe Diane Kruger and she has not done a lot of work ) - 3.5 /5
Should you watch this?
Yes, and you can bring a family or a lady
Should you buy a hi def disc of this?
Worth considering either as a rental or a keeper
3.5 out of 5


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Part 7: Whoa There, Son-Valiant Gets New BrakesWritten by on February 1, 2003 We replace the rusted original front brakes on our Project Valiant with new stoppers.
Since the purpose of our project car, Valiant Effort, is to be a daily driver, we decided that in the interest of safety, she should be treated to a good set of disc brakes up front. Disc brakes weren't available on Valiants in 1967, and they didn't have the 5-on-4 1/2-inch bolt pattern to match the Rallye wheels given to us by a friend (thanks Ron).
When introduced, drum brakes were an almost-sufficient way of stopping a vehicle. But, as cars became heavier and capable of higher speeds, halting that moving mass with drum brakes became more problematic. The difficulty with drum brakes is they tend to "fade" after prolonged use, as in traveling down a long grade or stopping instantaneously, for example. Early types of disc brakes (e.g., Kelsey Hayes) were better than drum brakes--cutting-edge braking technology in their time.
However, in 1973, Chrysler went to the bigger 5-on-4 1/2-inch bolt pattern for their wheel mountings, and since the Valiant now sports the bigger bolt pattern in the rear, the same pattern in front makes sense. We want to avoid the necessity of two spare tires don't we?
While finding a disc-brake setup off of a Duster or Dart may have been possible, a used assembly would have unfortunately cost $200 or more. Factor in the cost of new rotors, calipers, and ball joints (you would change them, right?) and your cost is close to that of a new aftermarket kit. Keep in mind while performing this conversion that the spindle on a disc- brake car is bigger, so you can't just slide a disc rotor over the drum spindle. Let's not even mention where you mount the caliper. Also, the ball joints on pre-'73 cars were smaller than the post-'72 units. The hole for mounting the upper ball in the A-arm is actually larger in post-'72 cars, and therefore, requires a change in the upper control arm and lower ball joint.
We decided to call Master Power Brakes of Mooresville, North Carolina, and see how easy it is to change from drum brakes to disc. The kit arrived in three boxes with all the necessary components, minus the lower ball joints. The instructions say to re-use the old steering arm/lower ball-joint assembly, but the bolt holes are farther apart on the post-'73 models, and the old steering arm/lower ball joint physically will not bolt up to the new disc-brake spindle. Thankfully, a phone call to Just Suspensions of Fairfield, New Jersey, had us working again.
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Removing the upper control arms can be a real pain in the neck. Thecaster/camber adjusting bolts (arrow) usually rust to the steel sleeveinside of the control-arm bushing. If you need to cut the bolts, don'tworry--replacements are available from companies like Just Suspension.After we cleaned, primed, and gave the suspension mounting area a coatof primer and black paint, we installed the upper control arm. HINT:Before you install the caster/camber bolts, coat them with antiseize toprevent them from rusting again.After we bolted the caliper bracket to the spindle, we loosely installedthe assembly onto the upper control arm.With the lower ball joint attached to the spindle, connect it to thelower control arm and install the new nuts and cotter pins. You willneed different nuts and bolts to mount the steering arm to the spindlebecause the drum pieces are smaller.The supplied rotor already has the bearing races installed, but beforeyou install the bearings and seal, clean everything with brake cleaner.After you have properly packed the bearings and installed the innerseal, place the rotor over the spindle and tighten the nut to 90 in/lb.Then loosen it. Now tighten the nut just until there is no play in thebearing (the Chrysler Chassis service manual says tighten finger tight).When you have the nut appropriately tightened, install the tin nut cagebefore you install the cotter pin. Herein lies the problem: The nut cagefrom the drum-brake spindle is smaller than the one on the disk spindle.We happened to find two that fit in a bucket of miscellaneous items.Next, slide the inner brake pad in place so it rests against the rotorand is supported by the caliper bracket. With the outer brake padinstalled in the caliper, slide the caliper over the rotor.
For the installation of our new front brake lines, we contacted RightStuff Detailing of Columbus, Ohio, and acquired new brake lines.Tweaking the hard lines is required since this is a custom installation.The new master cylinder from Master Power comes with a bracket to mount the supplied disk/drum equalizer block.We wanted the install to have a nearly-stock appearance (it is hard to see in this picture), but we opted to mount the block on the framerail.With the hard lines in place, we attached the Master Power supplied rubber lines. Don't forget the brass washer on each side of the fitting at the caliper.After you have tightened the fitting where the hard and soft lines connect, insert the clip that holds it all in place.To remove the old master cylinder from the firewall, unbolt the rod that goes from the pedal to the master cylinder. This feat does require a contortionist, so be prepared. Once you disconnect the rod, remove the four bolts that secure the master cylinder to the firewall.After you have "bench bled" the master cylinder, mount it to the firewall. Then install the Master Power-supplied adjustable brake-pedal cylinder rod.Here you can see that the master cylinder is mounted and the new brake line from the master cylinder to the equalizer block for the back brakes is in place. We also installed a Biondo Line-Lock from Summit and mounted that to the inner fender. This requires brake-line fabrication, but Summit also supplied one of their Line-Lock install kits, which has various lengths of steel line and an assortment of fittings.When it was time to crank up the torsion bars, we contacted Mancini Racing and upgraded from the original six-cylinder bars to the 340 resto units. For racing only, the smaller six-cylinder bars react quicker and aid in weight transfer. Our Valiant will see more street time, so a nicer ride was planned.
The Master Power instructions say to use 15-inch wheels. We had a set of 14-inch Ralleys from an '80-something Aspen. These wheels (made for disc brakes) cleared just fine, so we mounted newly released Firestone Indy 500 tires and placed them on the car.In wiring the Line-Loc, we didn't want the switch mounted to the shifter or the steering wheel, so we hid a three-way toggle switch under the dash. From there, we placed the wire coming from the horn button on the middle prong of the toggle switch. The spliced wire from the horn to the horn button connected to an outside terminal of the toggle. The third prong on the toggle has the wire from the Line-Loc connected to it.The other wire from the Line-Loc is connected to a fused wire running to a 12-volt source when the ignition switch is on. Under normal driving conditions, the toggle switch is placed in the "horn" position. While at the track, the switch is placed in the opposite position, and while doing your burn out, all you have to do is hold the horn button to activate the Line-Loc.Since we were getting deep into the disc brakes and torsion bars up front, we thought it wise to replace the six-cylinder springs in the rear as well. We contacted Springs and Things in Danville, Pennsylvania, who supplied a new pair of six-leaf A-Body springs.We wanted to eliminate some inherent softness of rubber bushings when we mounted the rear springs. We ordered a pair of steel-sleeved aluminum spring-eye bushings from Mancini Racing and new rear-spring shackles and bushings. The front rubber bushings supplied with the springs were pressed out, and the alumninum pieces from Mancini were pressed in place and ready for the mounting brackets.The front mounting bracket needs to have the spring mounting hole enlarged to 5/8 inch from 3/8 inch for the new bolt.With the rear now more strongly supported, it was time for shocks (by the looks of the old shocks, it was "time" some time ago). Summit was again called, and a set of their adjustable units was put on all four corners.


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