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|Kids make pit stop at AWANA Grand Prix
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Around 20 cars competed at the annual AWANA Grand Prix racing event Sunday, April 7 at First Baptist Church.
Kids, parents, family and friends all had fun cheering on their cars and eating their car-themed treats.
AWANA Grand Prix winners are pictured from left, front row, Addie Goldenstein, Tristen Ferguson, Ashton Robles, Caden Sporhase and Kinley Sporhase; and back row, Caiden Vowell, Jesse Vasa, Debbie Tomky, Darrell Tomky, Cade Killin and Cooper Goldenstein.
Earning trophies in the Sparks category for grades K-2 were Caden Sporhase in first, Cooper Goldenstein second and Caiden Vowell third.
Top honors in the T & T group for kids in grades 3-6 were Jesse Vasa in first, Tristen Ferguson second and Cade Killin third.
Bringing home the championship in the open class was Kinley Sporhase, followed by Darrell Tomky and Debbie Tomky.
Shane Gerhartz, Sandy Ferguson, Tristen Ferguson, Pam Gibbs and Gillian Vowell cheer on a close finish at the AWANA Grand Prix race last Sunday.
Cars came in all shapes, sizes and colors, but earning recognition for their car designs were Addie Goldenstein with Addie's Ark and Ashton Robles with Blue Lightning.
Besides the high-speed racing on a computerized track, a highlight of the day was hearing from Luke Goldenstein. This race engineer talked about his time in the racing industry and what kids could expect if they ever wanted a career in racing. He also had on display pictures and memorabilia he's collected during his time at the racetrack.
While in college at CSU, Goldenstein was involved in Formula SAE, his team that built a racecar. After that he started as a machinist, then a mechanic to get his foot in the door with a team racing a Corvette and then a ChampCar. Since he had his mechanical engineering degree, he got into the engineering department doing data acquisition.
Race engineer Luke Goldenstein dons his racing attire and explains to the AWANA kids about careers at the race track.
Goldenstein said he worked his way up through the ranks and is now a race engineer. He's worked out of Denver, Fort Collins, Chicago, Ill., Indianapolis, Ind. and now Loveland. SCCA World Challenge, ChampCar, Nascar, INDYCar and American Le Mans Series have all been part of Goldenstein's career.
Holyoke Enterprise April 11, 2013


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I picked up a Long/Wide up this weekend for $125, regular price is $170+. You have to go to the store to find it, for some reason they don't list the Synmat 9s on their website.
Also, in case you're an REI member, each year, members get a 20% discount on one item, but I found out that you can't use the discount on electronics, like GPS units .

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Yale Repertory Theatre Presents ECLIPSED, Beginning 10/24
The Yale Repertory Theatre will present Danai Gurira's ECLIPSED beginning October 24th, with an opening night of October 29th. The cast will feature Pascale Armand, Zainab Jah, Adepero Oduye, Stacey Sargeant, and Shona Tucker.
Set in 2003, ECLIPSED unearths the wreckage of Liberia's vicious civil war and celebrates women who navigate the most brutal of circumstances. The "wives" of a rebel commanding officer form a community in a hostile warzone. Their world is transformed by the arrival of two newcomers and the unceremonious return of a former "wife" turned rebel soldier and each woman finds her own means of survival.
Playwright Danai Gurira was born in the US to Zimbabwean parents and raised in Zimbabwe. She co-created and performed in the award-winning two-woman play IN THE CONTINUUM, which premiered Off-Broadway and toured the US (including Yale Rep, 2007) and Southern Africa. For her work on that production, Danai received the 2007 Helen Hayes Award (Best Actress), a 2006 OBIE Award, the 2006 Outer Critics Circle John Gassner Memorial Playwriting Award, and the 2004 Global Tolerance Award (Friends of the United Nations), and was honored by the Theatre Hall of Fame. Her recent acting credits include the film "The Visitor" and Lincoln Center Theater's production of JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE. She is the recipient of a 2008 TCG New Generations travel grant for ECLIPSED and has taught playwriting and acting in Liberia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. She is developing a play about the current situation in Zimbabwe with the Royal Court in London and completing another Zimbabwean piece entitled THE CONVERT. She received her MFA in acting from New York University.
ECLIPSED is directed by Liesl Tommy, who previously directed the McCarter Theatre workshop and world premiere of ECLIPSED at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. She has also directed the world premieres of A HISTORY OF LIGHT (Contemporary American Theatre Festival), ANGELA'S MIXTAPE (Synchronicity Performance Group, New Georges), THE GOOD NEGRO (Sundance Theatre Institute, Dallas Theater Center, The Public Theater), and A STONE'S THROW (Women's Project). Her other theatre credits include YANKEE TAVERN, STICK FLY (CATF); A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Trinity Rep); IN THE CONTINUUM (Playmakers Rep); FLIGHT (City Theatre); HYDRIOTAPHIA, CAMINO REAL (Trinity Rep/Brown Consortium); ISAAC AND ISHMAEL (Chautauqua Theatre Institute); SMALL TRAGEDY, MEDEA PROJECT (NYU/Strasberg Institute); SPLIT ENDS (La MAMA); BUS, FAMILY TIES (Cristian Panaite Play Company) for the Romania. KISS ME! Festival; MISTERIOSO 119 (Berkshire Theatre Festival, Act French Festival/Lark Theatre); ADVENTURES OF BARRIO GRRRL (Summer Play Festival); UNCLE VANYA, and OUR LADY OF 121st STREET (Juilliard). She was awarded the NEA/TCG Directors Grant and the New York Theatre Workshop Casting/Directing Fellowship, is a member of the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab and Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, and is a New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspect. Liesl has taught directing at Trinity Rep/Brown University's MFA Directing Program and acting at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She is a native of Cape Town, South Africa.
Pascale Armand (Bessie) is delighted to return to Yale Rep, where she appeared in the 2005 world premiere of DANCE OF THE HOLY GHOSTS. Since then, she has appeared in August Wilson's GEM OF THE OCEAN (Arena Stage), DOUBT (Vermont Stage Company), GEE'S BEND (Kansas City Repertory Theatre), and the McCarter Theatre workshop of ECLIPSED. Her other theatre credits include AS YOU LIKE IT (Hangar Theatre); BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY, HAMLET (Syracuse Stage); FOUR (Manhattan Theatre Club); BREATH BOOM (Playwrights Horizons); THE PIANO LESSON, JITNEY (Actors Theatre of Louisville), as well as productions at La Jolla Playhouse and American Repertory Theatre. TV and film appearances include "Law & Order: Criminal Intent", "Law & Order: Trial by Jury", "Strangers with Candy", and "Kinsey".
Zainab Jah (Maima) was born in London, Zainab spent her childhood in Sierra Leone, where she was a regular on children's television shows, and studied at the London School of Contemporary Dance and Leeds University, Yorkshire, UK. Her recent theatre credits include Azmera in TRANCED (Merrimack Repertory Theatre), Mayme in INTIMATE APPAREL (W.H.A.T.), Helen in TROJAN WOMEN (Classical Theatre of Harlem), IN DARFUR (The Public Theater), and Veronica Jonkers in the national tour of Athol Fugard's VALLEY SONG. Her film and television credits include "100 Center Street" directed by Sidney Lumet, "Dinner Rush" with Danny Aiello, and "Law & Order". She received the 2007 and 2009 Fresh Fruit Festival Best Actress Awards for Nick Mwaluko's "Waafrika" and "S/HE".
Adepero Oduye (Girl) hails from Brooklyn by way of Nigeria. Her theatre credits include THE BLUEST EYE (Hartford Stage, Long Wharf Theatre) and Fela Kuti PROJECT directed and choreographed by Bill T. Jones. Film and television credits include the award-winning short "Pariah" (2008 Sundance Film Festival), "On the Outs", "Half Nelson", "The Unusuals", "Law & Order", and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent". A one-time Manhattan Monologue Slam Champion, she is a graduate of Cornell University, and she studied acting with Wynn Handman, Austin Pendelton, and Susan Batson.
Stacey Sargeant (Helena) is thrilled to be making her Yale Rep debut in the role of Helena, which she performed in the McCarter Theatre workshop. Other theater credits include LEGALLY BLONDE: THE MUSICAL (1st National Tour); PASSING STRANGE, TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA (The Public Theater); THE EXONERATED (Off-Broadway); DAMN YANKEES, PURLIE (City Center Encores!); George C. Wolfe's HARLEM SONG (Harlem's Apollo Theater); LITTLE HAM (AUDELCO Award nomination); A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (McCarter Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse); KISS ME, KATE (Paper Mill Playhouse); THE COLOR PURPLE (Alliance Theater); and RENT (Weston Playhouse). Her television appearances include "Law & Order: SVU" and "Guiding Light". www.staceysargeant.com


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Not stupid theres a LOT of stuff on these forums but there is WIP forums for each type of map as I said earlier these are awesome!!
So, I didn't find a forum for works in progress, so I decided to post it here. Feel free to tell me how stupid I am for not finding where this was supposed to go.
I posted about my earlier, finished, Myst Maps in an earlier thread and got some positive feedback on the mountain shading. I myself doesn't like them very much though and I think the Stoneship map (the one with the boat in the rock) looks awful. I have been trying to improve with this with the Riven map (and I'm sure I'll re-visit those Myst maps to do the same there).
These are two images from two Riven islands; Temple Island and Jungle Island. If you've played the game, I'm sure you'll recognize them. They're made in Photoshop and I use a Wacom Cintiq to hand-draw pretty much all content.
The island outline is drawn on a layer and has the brownish color as an overlay. The shading, lighting and paths are clipping layers for that layer and both are set to blend with "overlay", so the colors blend in a more natural way.
I'd like some comments on the ridges and the shading and lighting of the mountain/hills. The Temple island (the one with the huge yellow dome) is a bit too noisy, and I realize this, I will probably redo the entire smaller island when I get the chance. It's so very time consuming this process.
These are obviously in progress, and if you like I could post new progress images until they are done, if there is any interest. This is for my sake, however, since progress usually is swifter when there is some form of interest in said progress Anyway, thanks in advance!
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Not stupid theres a LOT of stuff on these forums but there is WIP forums for each type of map as I said earlier these are awesome!!
I am the breath of Dragons...The Song of Mountains...The Stories of Rivers....The Heart of Cities.... I am A Cartographer....
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Awesome man, that looks so good. I like the changes you made.
You know they say that a work of art is never finished until you take it away from the artist. I have to force myself to stop a lot of the time and just walk away, hehe.
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The squares are actually integral to the game, where the location of the rotating dome (the small one in the upper part on an island of its own) is in one specific square of each map that relates to a puzzle you need to solve later in the game. The dome is large enough to fit one man inside of it, so I guess it's at least 3-4 meters in diameter, and the square is slightly larger, so...
I love it. I had a go at trying to do your shading process and failed miserably....much more practice required!


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I installed zimbra without a hitch, pretty much.
however, due to the current network admins setup here, the DNS is still not working for the site inside our local network. At my house, i tried going to http://curley.quirkservice.com and got a "forbidden" error message.
does anyone know the quick fix for this?
Here is what i want the final set up to be like:
- http://mail.quirkservice.com goes to zimbra
- http://www.quirkservice.com, http://quirkservice.com goes to another webserver
- if i send mail to firstname.lastname@example.com, i want it to go to zimbra
- I would like ebay.qurkservice.com to point to another directory on the zimbra machine
Here is what i have so far:
- curley.quirkservice.com is what i installed zimbra with
- the dns is configured to send the correct traffic to the correct box (i think)
- i have the mx record for quirkservice.com pointing to the zimbra machine
is that all it takes for mail going to quirkservice.com to be sent to the zimbra machine?
do i need to add quirkservice.com as a server in the zimbra admin settings?
is it possible to set up a virtual domain to have the ebay.quirkservice.com subdomain exist on the same server?


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Man charged with first-degree murder denied bond
Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 1:35 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 1:35 p.m.
One of two men charged Thursday with first-degree felony murder in the death of an Ocala man in 2011 made his first appearance Friday in front of a judge.
Antonio Jhamel Farmer, 27, dressed in a red and white Marion County Jail outfit and flip flops, was told by Judge Tommy Thompson that he faces life imprisonment if convicted of the charge.
Farmer told the judge he was going to hire Ronald Fox or Robert Rush, both private attorneys.
With prior criminal convictions as a juvenile and adult, Farmer was denied bond. His next court date is April 16.
Farmer was arrested by Ocala Police Department Detectives Mike Hilton and Mike Bowman for the Sept. 13, 2011, shooting death of 27-year-old Quenton Walker.
Jackie Wayne "Buddy" Woods, 27, who allegedly was with Farmer at the time, also was charged Thursday with first-degree felony murder. Woods did not make first appearance Friday as his paperwork was not processed in time, officials said. Woods is currently at the jail on unrelated charges.
Ikavian Lenard Milton, 25, who was arrested Sept. 22, 2011, in connection with the case, previously told detectives the plan was to rob Walker because they had heard he had some money.
DNA on clothing used in the crime matched that of Woods and Farmer.
Wanda Walker, Quenton's mother, said her family has good days and bad days, including her son's daughter, who was 1 year old when he died.
"I don't hate them and I'm going to teach her not to hate them," she said. "I wish all this violence would stop."
Even though the men allegedly responsible for her son's death are behind bars, she said she still felt "real down. I don't know why. I guess I wanted my son more."
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ASIST 2012 Annual Meeting
Baltimore, MD, October 26-30, 2012
Repurposing Existing Digital Resources and Smoothing Interdisciplinary Communication: Environmental Policy Collection Development
Nathan Hall, Daniel Alemneh and Mark Phillips
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Given the proliferation of scholarly digital contents, it has become increasingly difficult for researchers to find relevant contents in their own, not to mention related, disciplines. The situation is even worse in interdisciplinary fields such as environmental sciences. Many academic libraries provide services to support the creation, organization, management, use, and reuse of digital contents. This poster describes the University of North Texas (UNT) Libraries' initiative to provide digital infrastructure and stewardship in order to ensure long-term access to the resources collected. The preliminary results from usage and related statistics analysis suggest significant research and educational impact of the Environmental Policy Collection. Based on the University of North Texas Libraries' experience in integrating heterogeneous digital resources from diverse sources and providing seamless access, this poster will also provide guidelines for future digital collection development, and make recommendations for further study of collection development strategies.


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Backstage with the best Hollywood enemies - REVIEW: Bette and Joan
17:11 22 May 2012
2011©Elliott Franks
"Who'd have thought it – crazy Bette and phoney Joan in the same picture?" asks movie star Davis in the play Bette and Joan.
Not many people is the answer to that one.
The two former A-listers had been "best enemies" for 30 years by the time they came together in 1962 to film Who's Afraid of Baby Jane?, in a bid to resurrect their floundering careers.
Both Oscar winners had fought over the same roles and men. Davis saw herself as a serious working actress with a background in the theatre, whereas former dancer Crawford was the ultimate "movie star" who "did it all for the fans".
Their rivalry is the subject of Anton Burge's play, which gives a fictionalised account of one day backstage on the film about two warring Hollywood sisters that has since become a cult classic.
We see Crawford (Anita Dobson) concealing weights under her gown before a scene where Davis (Greta Scacchi) – who she knew suffered from a bad back – had to lift her. And Crawford informs Davis she will be using a double for the scene in which the latter kicks her.
Both Scacchi and Dobson are superb in their roles. We see Scacchi literally become Davis as she applies her ghoulish Baby Jane make up in her dressing room. She has the looks and mannerisms nailed.
While Dobson doesn't look as much like Crawford as Scacchi does Davis , she too perfectly captures the mannered body language, insincere Texan drawls and rictus grin – offered repeatedly, much to the audience's amusement.
Burge's script is full of amusing lines, giving each character's point of view on the same subject.
Davis says: "I always play bitches because I'm not a bitch. That's why Miss Crawford always plays ladies.
Whereas Crawford declares: "Now I know why she won all those awards [for playing tough women]: she wasn't acting, that's how she is."
She sees Davis as "coarse and no lady". Davis says Crawford has slept with everyone in Hollywood except Lassie.
Some of the humour is bittersweet, such as when both women talk about the perils of ageing, their bad choice in men and loneliness.
Davis talks about visiting her son in hospital and, in a quiet moment, tells her mother on the phone she is doing the job for the money. Crawford admits she is glad her mother – with whom she had a difficult relationship – is dead.
Apparently, despite their rivalry, the two stars pulled together to get the movie made in three weeks, but Davis tells the audience director Robert Aldrich admits they "exhaust him daily".
"I need to call him… and tell him what a c**t she's been," Scacchi says with a wicked smile to the audience, who reward her by roaring their approval and giving both her and Dobson a standing ovation.
Bette and Joan is at the Churchill Theatre Bromley until Saturday May 26 and then at Brighton 's Theatre Royal until June 2.


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The New York Times sportswriter who covered the Mets in 1962, their first season, recalls the cast of characters who gathered in St. Petersburg, Fla., for spring training.
February 20, 2012, Monday
Psychology and Guile in a One-Two Punch
Angelo Dundee, who died Wednesday at 90, was a master craftsman in the boxing trade.
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Four Legs and an Eye for Landscaping
The dog was needy, messy, he had to be walked and he got between us. He was perfect.
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Boys and Reading: Is There Any Hope?
Boys' aversion to reading, let alone to novels, has been worsening for years, prompting the question — what turns boys into readers?
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Tracing the Color Line on the Playing Field
A provocative and lively collection of lectures and essays about the intersection of race and sports, from a professor of American culture.
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An Athlete With No Illusions About Steroids
Harold Connolly, the 1956 Olympic gold medalist in the hammer throw, was matter of fact about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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The Summer of Living Dangerously
In this young adult novel, a sheltered boy with an autismlike condition agrees to work a summer in his father's law office as a kind of life-fitness test.
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Billy Butler conference call notes
Last season, Billy Butler became the youngest player to win the Les Milgram Player of the Year award since a 22-year old George Brett won in 1975. Today, the K.C. first baseman joined Brett as the only player to win the award in consecutive years (Brett did that twice). Butler realizes that his accomplishments do not put him in the same category of player with a George Brett. He is honored just to be mentioned in the same sentence as the Hall of Fame third baseman.
Butler started slowly in 2009 – batting just .262 through the first month. This season, he was hot out of the gate – batting .326 in April and .355 in May. Butler attributes that to more at-bats during spring training. He felt more polished going into this year than he did in 2009.
The early success was slowed a bit by a hand injury. Butler learned about himself by playing through the pain. He played in 158 of 162 games and has missed just seven contests over the last two years. His hand is much better than when the season ended on October 3. Butler continues to do rehab from the injury under the advice of trainer Nick Kenney and physical therapist Jeff Blum.
This offseason is the first time that Butler will be eligible for arbitration. If the right deal came along, he would be more than happy to sign an extended contract with the Royals. He believes that the arbitration issue will take care of itself. His main focus is to help the team in any way that he can.


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A Trip to Market: Susan & Christy take on Atlanta
Jan 18 by Susan Freshman in General, Nature tagged Arbor Day Farm Tree Adventure, books, gifts, Lied Lodge, market, nature gifts with no comments
Susan Freshman & Christy Kuhlmann, retail managers at Arbor Day Farm, are just back from Georgia for the Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings Market® — better known just as "Market." The Market is an annual showcase of new gifts and treasures, and Susan & Christy make the trip annually to be inspired by new selections for their shops, and to bring back the best of what they think Arbor Day Farm visitors would like to shop for. This blog post is a collection of Susan's favorite stories, photos and finds at Market. Enjoy!
Friday, Jan. 13
Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia, and the AmericasMart Gift Show. I love the energy and excitement of new products, new artisans and vendors, and all the buying and selling of such unique finds. There's just no telling what you might find! There was also a Footloose flash mob this year (click to watch) , and while I can assure you that neither Christy nor I were in on the "mob," we enjoyed it just the same.
Even in the midst of this huge retail show, I'm reminded of what a small world it is! I was placing an order for some of the Tree Adventure's best-selling plush animals and meanwhile, Diana Fusco of Atlanta is telling me how much she loves Arbor Day Farm since attending a wedding at Lied Lodge a short time ago. It's fun to make those kind of one-on-one, personal connections, despite being far from Nebraska City.


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Fullerton, CA (Sports Network) - Chris McNealy came off the bench to scored a
season-high 21 points as the UC Irvine Anteaters made easy work of the Cal
State Fullerton Titans, 92-65, in a Big West Conference bout at Titan Gym.
McNealy shot 5-of-8 from 3-point range and also tallied six assists and five
rebounds for UCI (10-9, 4-2 Big West), which captured its third straight win.
Daman Starring added 16 points and six assists, while Michael Wilder (12
points, eight rebounds) and Will Davis II (11 points, nine rebounds, six
blocks) were both strong in the frontcourt.
For Fullerton (10-7, 3-2), Kwame Vaughn scored 15 points, Sammy Yeager had 12
points, Alex Harris netted 11 points, and Deuce Johnson finished with 10
points. The loss for the Titans snapped a three-game winning streak.
UCI opened up a comfortable 42-25 lead at halftime by outshooting Fullerton
from the field in the opening 20 minutes, 51.5 percent to 31 percent. The
Anteaters drained five 3-pointers in the first half, while the Titans went
without a trey on seven attempts.
The Anteaters' field goal percentage improved to .621 after intermission as
they cruised to the victory.
UCI finished the game 12-of-27 from 3-point range, and it outrebounded
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1973 Plymouth Barracuda - CruiserfishWritten by on May 1, 2008 Contributors: Jerry Heasley A Young Gun's 'Cuda Excels At Showin' And Goin'
Young Guns Club
Some cars are built for show-so much so they never go, except off and on a trailer, or maybe a few miles between a motel and a show field.
This car isn't one of them. Matt Gaisbacher's '73 'Cuda has plenty of eye appeal to cover the "show" angle, and its in-person and on-road appearance in the nation's best-known touring car show covers the "go" credentials.
E-Body enthusiasts have known all along about the '73's appeal, as that year marked an upturn in 'Cuda sales from 1972. Nearly 20,000 '73 'Cudas rolled off the line at Hamtramck Assembly, with 9,305 of them 340-powered 'Cudas, and 2,007 of those had manual transmissions. Matt's car is a late-production, original 340/four-speed, though when Matt acquired it, it was far from complete. "The car was halfway apart, and the guy I bought it from kept everything," Matt recalls from his Charleroi, Pennsylvania, home. Everything was there-except a straight and intact body. "It was a typical Pennsylvania car," he says of its "before" condition. "The floors were rusted, but none of the major structural stuff was damaged. The framerails were good, and the roof was good. The only reason I bought it was because the framerails were good, and the car came with the interior and all the trim."
Fortunately, a few decades of Pennsylvania weather hadn't devoured the 'Cuda's key structural members. Matt media-blasted the body after removing the rusted-out pieces, before he started welding on the new sheetmetal he sourced from YearOne.
"My father and I did all the bodywork ourselves. He helped me out a lot. We did everything for this car in-house, except for the engine and transmission."
Unlike many Mopar builders, Matt had a choice of engines when he bought his 'Cuda, though neither were in the car at the time. "I got two 340s with it-one had a '68 block, and the other had a '70 block," he says. Which engine did he choose? Neither one. "I read in one of your books about the low-deck 500-inch Wedge strokers, and I wanted to do something like that," says the Young Gun, who now had two extra bullets. As his father had a 451-inch stroker engine in his '64 Plymouth, Matt decided he wanted one of those. "Actually, a friend of ours, Romeo Furio, had an engine, and we traded off a little bit of paintwork for a 451 stroker that has Eagle rods and Ross pistons." Downstream is an 833 with a difference. "It's a Passon Performance A-833, with the Overdrive kit that they sell," Matt says of his pistol-grip-shifted gearbox that sports an Overdrive Fourth gear. "It's very nice to drive. I have 3.91s in the rear, and I figure that it gets about 18 miles a gallon, which is good for a big-block, at a steady 65 to 70 mph."
What sits above that 400-with-a-440-crank is something you've seen here not long ago ("E-Body Improv: Adding a Shaker Scoop to a Flat Hood," Mopar Muscle, Nov. '07). The Shaker scoop was supplied by Harm's Auto, and-as you saw in the tech article-Matt did the work himself. That also goes for his cure for the 'Cuda's dreaded cracked-and-broken grille. His solution? "Part of the barbed-wire fence by our house was broken, so I cut a piece out of it, then I cut it into shorter pieces to fit the grille openings."
Just like on the outside, the cabin of Matt's 'Cuda benefited from many YearOne and Legendary Auto Interiors parts, especially when it came to the seats and carpets. The Billet Specialties steering wheel, Redline Gauge Works gauges, Alpine sound system, and Crow Enterprizes seatbelts aren't period-correct, but would've been welcome additions if they had existed back then. Since all of the glass was either missing or needed to be replaced, JRD Glass, near Riverside, California, was contacted and was able to supply a complete set.
Matt got his 'Cuda finished the day before leaving on the '07 Power Tour. Fortunately, a day-before mishap didn't keep him from making the cross-country run. "I promised all the guys at YearOne and my other sponsors that I'd have the car done for the Power Tour. I got it done the Friday night before," Matt recalls. "My dad and I were on one of our last testdrives with it, and we were coming back through a country road. Luckily, we were only doing about 25, when the left rear wheel fell off. I almost didn't go, but my dad said, 'Nobody's going to notice it--just go!' Only one person noticed that the quarter was a little messed up."
Fast Facts
'73 Plymouth 'Cuda
Matt Gaisbacher
Charleroi, PA
- Total '73 Plymouth Barracuda production: 19,281
- '73 'Cuda production: 9,305 (6,583 with 340, 2,722 with 318)
- '73 'Cuda production, 340/manual transmission: 2,007
- Time needed to turn rusted basketcase into the car seen here: two years
Mopar Power
- Engine: There's no replacement for displacement, especially in 451ci (440 crank in a 400 block) form. Good stuff includes a 0.480-inch lift/280-degree duration Comp Cam, Mopar Performance dual-plane intake wearing an Edelbrock 750 carburetor, Mopar electronic ignition, and tti headers and mufflers breathing through a 2 1/2-inch exhaust system.
- Transmission: A Passon Performance-modified 833 (with an Overdrive Fourth gear), stirred with an OEM-style, Passon-built, pistol-grip shifter.
- Rearend: Call them "economy" gears if you want-3.91 cogs in an 8 3/4-inch Mopar Sure Grip rearend, good for as much as 18 mpg on the highway. (Your mileage may vary.)
Sure Grip
- Suspension: Front: C.A.P. tubular upper control arms and adjustable strut rods; Rear: Eaton Detroit Spring custom Super Stock springs (lowered 1 1/2 inches)
- Brakes: Stainless Steel Brakes discs all around, with SSBC Force 10 calipers.
- Wheels: Foose billet five-spoke Nitrous IIs, (17x8-inch in front, 18x9-inch in back) wearing Pirelli P-Zero Rosso tires (P245/45R17 in front, P255/45R18 in back).
High Impact
- Body: Original '73 Plymouth Barracuda, restored by owner and father. Original components retained: Cowl, firewall, A-pillars, roof panel, framerails (and not too much more). Aftermarket parts sourced from YearOne include both quarter-panels, floorpans, trunk floor, rear valence. "Shaker" hoodscoop sourced from Harm's Auto-stock (flat) hood converted to Shaker by Matt. Barbed wire used for grille bars sourced from the fence behind Matt's house. Other custom fabrications include rear roll pan, shaved side marker lights, and shaved bumpers with flush-mounted turn signals. Bodywork, metal finishing, and paint prep by Matt and Russell Gaisbacher (Matt's father) at Russell's Body and Frame, Charleroi, Pennsylvania.
- Paint: BASF'S PX8 Black, sprayed on by Bob Smith at Russell's Body and Frame.
- Interior: Original 'Cuda bucket seats restored with seat and carpet kits by Legendary Auto Interiors, and other repro interior items from YearOne. Redline Gauge Works gauges, Billet Specialties steering wheel, Alpine sound system, and Crow Enterprizes seatbelts adorn the otherwise-stock cabin.
Matt would like to thank all who helped him complete his car.
- Eaton Detroit Spring
- YearOne
- TTI Exhaust
- Legendary Auto Interiors
- SSBA Brakes
- Just Suspension
- Foose Design
- Pirelli Tires
- Red Line Gauge Works
- Passon Performance
- Classic Tube
- Engine Swaps Simplified
- Harm's Auto
- JRD Auto Glass
- C.A.P. Auto Parts
- BASF Auto Industrial Finishes
- Wizard Cooling
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Instead of using what was left of the stock grille, Matt fabricated new grille bars from a piece of barbed-wire fence.Matt converted a stock flat hood to a Shaker one in our November '07 issue. Here's the finished product, complete with repro Shaker scoop from Harm's and painted-on trim that matches the grille.New quarters from YearOne joined a custom-fabbed rear valence on Matt's 'Cuda. Pirelli P-Zero Rosso tires are wide enough for great handling without tubbing.Repro seat kits from Legendary are highlighted by a Billet Specialties steering wheel, Redline Gauge Works gauges, and Alpine sound system.


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I cloned this machine and tried to upgrade it to 8.0.2 and still the same error occured. Then I setup a new server with Ubuntu 12.04 and installed a clean 8.0.2 and setup 2 test users and we also got the 404 error.
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Millionaire Matchmaker: Peter, Tai and German
February 12, 2008 09:53 PM by DA Southern
Patti was railing at the outset on men saying that all they wanted to do today was to play, and as long as they had Hugh Hefner and Jack Nicholson as their poster boys, it was hard to get them to settle down. Patti was telling her staff that the men must take their dates to a four or five star restaurant to set the precedent for a relationship; to set the table for romance and a continuing relationship. And that was before the opening montage even played.
Patti was already out to see her first millionaire, Peter, as he was supposedly on a short time frame and expressed a desire for a soul mate. Peter was a manufacturing millionaire who made his millions in the cosmetic field but, unfortunately, was unable to score with any of the cosmetic girls. Peter is a martial arts guru and somewhat of a humanitarian and desired an intelligent, professional woman who was very confident with herself. Patti was so taken with him, that she said that she would date him herself and said that he was a real man who was looking for a real woman.
Patti implored her staff not to look for model/actresses for Peter but confident women who could hold their own to him. Patti also informed her staff that her mom was coming to visit, which is always interesting when we throw a family member into the mix who is not usually a part of the show. Evidently, Patti's mom is both a matchmaker and a therapist, so we are looking for a new dynamic to Patti that we usually don't see.
After Patti picked up her parents and dropped them off, she was off to see her next millionaires. That's right, two guys, Tai and German, who actually want to date together, I mean, date girls together, which Patti finds strange. Patti hit them right off the bat with the obvious question about their intent. She wanted to make sure they were not doing it just to get laid, but actually doing it for love. After a pause that you swore you could hear crickets chirping, they finally said yes to the love. The guys seemed sincere and Patti was still unsure about the tandem team dating.
Peter invited Patti and her staff to his meditation studio and Patti found him very controlling as she did the yoga and meditation he instructed. Patti realized that the woman would need to be able to hold her own against his controlling nature. Back at the office the girl hunt was on and the stress to accommodate Peter was evident, but not as much for the tag-team duo, plus there was the added pressure of impressing Patti's mother who would be at the event.
The scene with Patti and her parents was telling as Patti discussed how hard it was to create matches in today's climate. Patti told of some of her own disappointments by dating the "bad boys" in her life and not heeding her mother's advice. Now, however, Patti laments that nice guys are looking pretty good.
Patti sent the duo-daters off to the fine men's clothing store to try to get them to become more presentable and the duo seemed to thwart each other for a chance at becoming more mature looking at every turn, even to the frustration of the clothing store guy. As the millionaires met at a yacht to meet the girls, Patti separated the duo to make them converse better with the girls and Peter was trying to hone in on a more sophisticated woman, or so we believed. All the while Patti was trying to look for signs of a match for the men and trying to get the men to narrow down their choices for their mini-dates.
Patti was incensed as Peter, the more enlightened one who assured Patti that he wanted a more mature woman, was going after the model types that Patti had really intended for the duo. Peter and Patti even had a few words about the choices and Patti knew this was not going as planned. The duo did indeed pick young, blond, model types and Peter chose a vibrant red head who was everything he told Patti he wanted, but Peter knew it would not work between them. So much for all of his bravado. Finally, the duo, Tai and German, picked CJ and Erin, but they picked each other's dates. Heck, the two guys ought to just be with each other and be done with it. Peter picked the actress/model, Cynthia, and Patti immediately chastised him for doing so and said that he was making his decision with Mr. Ding Dong. However, I just don't recall seeing a Mr. Ding Dong there that night.
The duo decided to double-date and as the limo pulled up, the guys were standing half-naked at the window to greet them. After the girls complained about their immaturity, the guys finally came dressed for the date and off they went. Peter was seen going on a horse back ride with his sweet, young thing and asked her if she was having fun. She was not totally thrilled but was hoping to go to a party later. Peter said, "wow" because that was the big date beginning, but he persisted by telling her that he managed to feed 20,000 hungry families last year, which had Cynthia saying that she was cutting back on carbs. You gotta admit, that was funny.
Back at the duo date, the foursome were hard at it on the dance floor and they all seemed to be having a nice time. Finally, Peter took Cynthia to dinner at a nice restaurant, and it looked like a Dad taking his daughter out to teach her how to eat at a "fancy place". I believe what was the killer for the date was when Peter went into a meditative state before he ate, which had Cynthia drinking…heavily. Back at the restaurant the foursome were beginning to become more comfortable with each other but CJ and German seemed to have more chemistry than Erin and Tai, and you could definitely see that on her face.
Patti saw her parents off and immediately met up with her millionaires to discuss their dates. Peter was first up and proclaimed to Patti that he and Cynthia had fun, but that she was not his soul mate. Patti immediately chastised him for passing on the 30 year-olds at the mixer and again told him that he was not thinking with his head, at least not the right one. When Patti met with the duo, she told them that the girls were not at all thrilled with the guys' behavior and the lack of seriousness that they seemed to exhibit. Patti told them that Erin did not want to date Tai again but that CJ wanted another date with German. Patti was sure that they did not need to be dating together again and the guys looked petrified at the thought.
Ultimately, Peter never got a call from Cynthia, German and CJ are still dating and Tai is still searching…alone.
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Stress—we have all felt it at one time or another. But, many people feel stress often. Some even feel it as a part of their daily lives. Stress can contribute to numerous conditions, like heart disease,
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The organization Mental Health America offers the following tips for reducing or controlling stress:
Do not take on everything; learn to say no. Set realistic goals for yourself. If you are feeling overwhelmed, try eliminating an activity that is not absolutely necessary. Ask yourself, "What really needs to be done? Is the deadline realistic?" No one is perfect, so do not expect perfection from yourself or others. And ask for help if you need it.
It only takes about 10-20 minutes to get a benefit from
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Take a moment to picture how you can manage an upcoming stressor. This can work with just about anything, whether it is an important meeting at work, a big move, or a final exam. Going through the challenge in your mind can help you to feel more confident.
When you start to feel overwhelmed, try taking one task at a time. Make a list of things you need to do, and prioritize these list items. Once you have tackled something, mark it off your list. This can bring about feelings of accomplishment and confidence.
Regular exercise is a great way to reduce stress, and it benefits both the body and the mind.
What do you love to do? By setting aside time for your favorite hobby, you will remove yourself from life's stressors. Whether it is trying out a new recipe, planting in your garden, or playing pool, you will be giving your brain a welcome break.
Having a healthier diet will help give your body and brain the energy that it needs to face the day. If you need guidelines on changing your diet, visit the website ChooseMyPlate.gov.
Avoiding things like smoking, excessive alcohol, and excessive caffeine will also help you to be healthier.
Talking about things can help you feel better. A conversation with someone can help you relax. And listening to someone else can take the focus off of yourself—something we all need to do every now and then. Stay in touch with your family and friends.
If you feel that you need more help in dealing with a difficult situation, there are therapists and support groups available. Your doctor may be able to recommend someone.
You do not always have to be right. By being flexible when issues come up, it will be easier to find the middle ground. If you feel strongly that you have the best solution, discuss your point of view in a respectful way, and take the time to listen to other people's perspectives.
When you expect too much from yourself or others, you may end up feeling frustrated, let down, and disappointed. Remember that each person, including yourself, has shortcomings. But, you also have beautiful qualities to share with the world.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Canadian Mental Health Association
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Risk factors for stroke. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated December 2009. Accessed April 13, 2010.
Stress—coping with everyday problems. Mental Health America website. Available at:
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A spin through Dressman's debut album, 2008's The Current, might give the impression that he has an abiding respect for '70s Folk troubadours and feels completely at ease alone on stage with his acoustic guitar and a head full of heartfelt songs. And you'd be right.
Dressman isn't necessarily trying to be all things to all people. It just happens that way.
"I like classic music, that's definitely an influence," the Cincinnati-based singer/songwriter says over lunch at the Hyde Park Cock and Bull pub. "I even wanted (Vol. II) to sound more classic than it does, but I think it came out great."
Even before the release of The Current just more than four years ago, Dressman was difficult to succinctly categorize. In the intervening span of time, he embraced a fuller electric Rock sound, but since finishing Vol. II with the S.U.N. as a quartet, the lineup has again shifted to a trio (with bassist Eric Keyes and drummer Kevin Finkelmeier) and Dressman has dialed the volume down in favor of a folkier, more subdued yet still powerful live presentation.
"We play out mostly acoustically, so it felt natural to go back to a more stripped-down, laidback kind of style," Dressman says. "Our first album was more like that. This new album has been sitting on the shelf for two years.
All these songs are pretty old, for us."
Monetary concerns and scheduling conflicts made it necessary for Dressman and the S.U.N. to record Vol. II in piecemeal fashion, adding a considerable amount of downtime to the process. As much time and energy as Dressman has expended on Vol. II, he's not the least bit nitpicky about its release. There was no temptation on his part to go in and endlessly tweak the album between sessions.
"I was over it a long time ago," Dressman says with a laugh. "I was like, 'Let's get this fucker out.' These songs should have been recorded four years ago. I'm just happy to get it out, get it off my chest and move on to the next thing, which is already turning into something pretty cool."
Not surprisingly, in the waiting period to get Vol. II ready for release, Dressman has been writing new material that is hewing closer to the acoustic direction of The Current. In fact, Dressman's new songs are tapping into some of his earliest influences and inspirations.
"We're just getting back to what it originally was," Dressman says. "We were a bluesier band; this is more of a Rock album that's a lot darker than our first album. The first album is more of a fun CD. But there are a lot of good songs on this CD and I still love to play them out."
The problem with playing the Vol. II songs out at this point is that Dressman (with and without the S.U.N.) has regular, repeating bookings during the week in venues that aren't necessarily conducive to the volume and chaos of an electric Rock band.
"Those songs get neglected by not playing them out as much," Dressman says. "And the electric songs don't sound right acoustically. If I'm going to play a Rock song, I want to rock it out."
Dressman and the Soul Unified Nation will indeed rock out and turn up for this week's show celebrating the release of Vol. II. The band will perform mostly electric, but with some acoustic moments as well as a few of the new songs that have not yet been shaped in the studio.
"The show's going to be electric and we'll fill it in with some acoustic songs," Dressman says. "It's going to be the best of both worlds, I guess. It'll be half and half, and maybe some new ones that will be on the next one."
From his teenage Punk beginnings in Fort Mitchell, Ky., and high school songwriting experience to his years balancing gigs with college and living out of his car, Dressman has been ruled by a duality of muses. There's the Pearl Jam/Raconteurs/Black Keys/Wolfmother vibe that informed Vol. II, in addition to the acoustic Folk/Blues/Soul influences that have run through everything he's done, electric or otherwise. But as far as inspirations for the subjects of his songs, Dressman finds the spark of songwriting within and beyond himself.
"It seems like there's a lot of frustration in some of the songs, some relationship stuff, a couple of political songs, letters to our oh-so-great government telling them to realize why they're there," Dressman says. "A lot of the songs I don't even remember writing the words, and they kind of change meaning as time goes on. Some of the songs, I didn't even know what they were about. They just came out, and I make up new meanings for them every time I listen to them." ©
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According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's draft strategic enforcement plan for 2012–2016, the agency's number one enforcement priority is ending systemic discrimination in recruiting and hiring. In EEOC v. Kaplan Higher Learning Edu. Corp. (N.D. Ohio 1/28/13) [pdf], the EEOC challenged Kaplan's use of credit reports in its hiring process as having a systemic disparate impact based on race. Yesterday, the court dismissed the lawsuit in its entirety, excluding the EEOC's expert witness and concluding that without that expert, the agency could not prove its case.
To determine the race of a particular applicant considered by Kaplan, the EEOC's expert witness used "race raters." It subpoenaed the applicants' Department of Motor Vehicles records, and used a panel of five people to determine if the photograph looked "African-American," "Asian," "Hispanic," "White," or "Other." The EEOC's expert required that four out of the five race raters reach consensus to consider that applicant's race.
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Plaintiff also presents no evidence that determining race by visual means is generally accepted in the scientific community. In fact, the EEOC itself discourages employers from visually identifying an individual by race and indicates that visual identification is appropriate "only if an employee refuses to self-identify." … According to the EEOC, it implemented these guidelines not because of the accuracy of visual identification, but to facilitate and respect "individual dignity." Regardless of the reason supporting the pronouncement, it is clear that the EEOC itself frowns on the very practice it seeks to rely on in this case and offers no evidence that visual means is a method accepted by the scientific community as a means of determining race.
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With older Dura-Ace chains, we thought that Shimano had reached the limit of refinement for the lowly bicycle chain. After all, what more is there to accomplish than to ensure that it shifts crisply and runs quietly? To our surprise, this Shimano Dura-Ace CN-7901 Chain is better. This improvement comes in a number of ways.
First of all, the 7901 Chain is over 11g lighter than its predecessor. This is thanks to perforated inner and outer plates. Both chains share the same hollow pins, and it uses the same tried-and-true connector pin that Shimano has relied on for so long.
The second improvement is a slight tweak to the shaping of the individual inner and outer plates. Shimano was the first company to build an asymmetrical chain. The point of it all was to decrease the workload to get the chain to climb to the next biggest cog in the back or bigger chainring in the front. Their efforts also produced a chain that does this faster. So lighter and faster shifting, with less potential for chainsuck -- we like that.
With the asymmetrical chain design, it is of utmost importance to install the chain as instructed. This way, the beveling and overall shape of each inner and outer link can perform as designed. These new plate shapes mesh together with the Dura-Ace chainrings and cassette with unprecedented precision -- reducing mechanical drag (which, behind aero drag, is the greatest enemy to your efficiency.) The net effect is smoother and quieter shifting, whether the shift is on a casual endurance ride in December, or in a 1200 watt herky-jerky maelstrom coming out of the final corner of a crit.
The Shimano Dura-Ace CN-7901 Chain is compatible with the Shimano Dura-Ace FC-7900 and FC-7950 cranksets and Shimano Dura-Ace FD-7900 front derailleur. According to Shimano it is not compatible with the Dura-Ace 7800 series crankset and front derailleur.
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I have 10 speed compact crank ultegra new cassette Cs-6700 11-23t
I bought wrong chain ultegra 11 speed oops
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Better to stay ultegra 10 speed chain or go up to dura ace?
I have this one in now actually has lasted much longer by shore didn't rust got 2nd season out of it.
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Good quality
Alright here goes another "will this work question":
I have an Ultegra 6600 Triple set up. Will this chain work? Or would you recommend something different?
One of the best
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is right up there with the new KMC high end chain (the black one), always have good life and great shifting. I use it with sram red/force and the shifting is always smoother when compared to a sram chain. I would get a quick link to make cleaning a bit easier but overall very good chain.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This asymmetric chain is the best chain for Di2 bikes, and the best chain Shimano ever made. It is incredibly quick and sharp, with no drama. It's durable, much more durable than past Shimano chains. I have tried the Ultegra and Wipperman 10S1 chains on DA 7970 Di2 and Ultegra 6770 Di2, and this DA chain is noticably better than the others.
Do yourself a favor and buy a Connex quick link and use it with this chain so you can remove it for cleaning. (It will last a lot longer, and if you can run it through an ultrasonic parts washer you will be greatly rewarded.) Both the Connex link and the Shimano chain are directional, so pay attention when you are installing it. (Shimano name plates facing out on the chain. Point the longer, more elegant curve on the Connex link toward the gear teeth.)
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I tried a KMC chain with Dura-Ace 7900 groupset and had shifting issues. I went back to this chain and it has been perfect.
I have seen mixed info on whether this...
I have seen mixed info on whether this chain works with Shimano dura ace 7800 10sp crankset, derailleur. I need to replace my old 7800 12-25 cassette and dura ace chain and was going to purchase the 7901 chain and pair it with a 12-27 7900 casette. Would that work/be compatible?
Love these chains
What can I say, I use em, replace em, and then do it all over again.
Runs Great with SRAM Red
Prefer running this Dura Ace chain with my SRAM Red set up. No noise, shifts well, and does what it's supposed to do. No complaints here!
can i install a 7901 shimano chain and use...
can i install a 7901 shimano chain and use a master link or does it have to be pinned solid
I have run SRAM master links with Shimano chains with no issues. I do not believe it is Shimano endorsed however.
Can dura ace 7901 chain work with FSA...
Can dura ace 7901 chain work with FSA 2-chainring? (the casette is dura ace 7900)
Yes, you should have no issues.
will this chain work a dura ace 5speed...
will this chain work a dura ace 5speed freewheel, stonglight double free wheel and shimano 600 arabeqsue front and rear derailleurs?
Nope. The chain will be entirely too narrow for the cogs. Look at a Wipperman Intrax 708 or KMC Z-50 chain. They both work with a 5 speed freewheel.
Will this chain, the 7901, work on double...
Will this chain, the 7901, work on double Ultegra 6700 cranks and Ultegra 6700 short cage rear derailleurs?
yes, it will work on all 10 speed drivetrains, just make sure you put in on the right way-it has asymmetric links so one specific side must face toward the frame.
What is the difference between the 7900,...
What is the difference between the 7900, and 7901?
The 7900 came with a reusable link. That was discontinued and Shimano went back to the master pin design for the 7901.
Shimano Dura Ace CN-7901 10-Speed Chain
Awesome chain, lightweight, nice and durable. It is very compatible with all the Shimano 10-Speed range, and also SRAM too. When I used SRAM components in the past, I ran Dura-Ace or Ultegra drive train. Dura-Ace is slightly more expensive, but a bit lighter.
This is a great, strong chain, and you will never have to worry about snapping one of these in a sprint.
Great Smooth Chain
This chain is very smooth and clean feeling rinding it and shifting it. They also wear well so they don't feel bad after a lot of use.
The Dura-Ace CN-7901 box says that it is...
The Dura-Ace CN-7901 box says that it is to be used for a double chain ring only. I have a tripple> Why won't it work.
Technically it will work though for the best shifting performance Shimano recommends using the 7901 chain with double cranksets only and 10 speed cassettes. Ten speed chains are narrower than 9 speed but do work on those drivetrains. You run in to more problems using wider chains on 10 speed systems.
Just be sure to install the chain with logos facing out as it is directional.
How well do these Shimano asymetrical...
How well do these Shimano asymetrical chains work with SRAM chainrings? I'm sure Shimano recommends using them only with their own rings, but has anyone tried them on SRAM? I'm using Sram Rival components, but want to try Ultegra (6600) cassette. Thanks.
Never mind. Went with older Shimano 7801 chain.
Ultegra and Dura-Ace chains and cassettes work perfectly fine on SRAM Rival. In fact, some would argue that it will run even better.
I know you asked a while ago, but maybe now you are ready for a new chain and cassette! Happy riding mate!


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Furniture Furniture Collections Bedroom Collections Hayworth Hayworth Rosette Lamp - Champagne
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The "Lights" part of "Lights, camera, action!" Our Hollywood-inspired lamp creates a soft, romantic glow anywhere it appears. Feminine fabric rosettes are anchored to its cotton shade with, appropriately, rhinestones, while a gold-leaf finish gives the sculpted base an elegant shimmer.
- Color: Gold/ivory
- 15"Dia x 28"H
- Metal, resin, cotton
- 150 watts
- Minimal Assembly
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