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Haas Five-Axis CNC Machine - Cutting It CloseWritten by on November 1, 2010 Think You Can't CNC Port Your Own Heads? Try Again. The School Of Automotive Machinists Explains How It All Works.
If Obi-Wan Kenobi was a cylinder head designer, he'd have a Haas five-axis CNC machine in his basement. Although his Jedi starfighter clearly makes use of a propulsion system much more advanced than a mere internal combustion engine, from a technological standpoint, the analogy is entirely appropriate. The capabilities of a modern CNC machine represent the pinnacle of cylinder head design. Think of them as Xerox machines, but for cylinder heads, that replicate intricately contoured ports and combustion chambers by whittling away metal. Only those who have spent countless hours porting cylinder heads by hand can fully appreciate what's possible with a CNC machine, and Judson Massingill of the School of Automotive Machinists is one of those guys. The school has recently added CNC courses to its curriculum, so the timing was perfect for us to drop by and get educated. With the help of instructors Jonathan Waitt and Andrew Bishop, the crew at SAM walked us through the entire process from hand-porting, to digitizing, to creating the final product on the five-axis machine.
Although it's impossible to become a professional machinist by simply observing experts go about their business for a day, watching the CNC process up close is pretty darn cool. Biological creatures are simply no match for the port-to-port consistency and time savings CNC machines offer. "Between the digitizing probes, scanners, computer software, and the CNC machine itself, it really is like Star Wars technology. When porting a race head, you can easily spend two weeks designing one intake port, one exhaust port, and one combustion chamber," Massingill says. "What really kills you is trying to replicate those same ports and chambers seven more times for the remaining cylinders, and trying to achieve consistent flow from port to port. If you use snap gauges and molds to try to minimize port-to-port variation, it can add 10-15 hours of labor per head. Likewise, the short-turn radius is very difficult to get right, as slight variations in its shape will dramatically affect airflow. Even the best porters in the world can't get the short-turn the exact same every single time. The more complex the shape of a port-such as having a slanted port floor-the harder it is to match by hand."
The challenges of traditional hand porting are all but eliminated with a five-axis CNC machine. "On heads with symmetrical ports like the LS1, you only have to design one set of ports. The CNC machine can then make perfect copies of those prototype ports for the other seven cylinders in half a day whereas if you ported a set of race heads by hand, that process would take you months," Massingill says. Thanks to continual advances in CNC technology, port accuracy is phenomenal as well. "Just a few years ago, the goal was to get a CNC'd port to flow within 5-10 cfm of a prototype port. Now, you can get a CNC'd port to flow within 1 cfm of the prototype port."
Just like the fastest car doesn't always cross the finish line first, however, it takes a highly skilled machinist to get the most out of a CNC machine. As its name suggests, Computer Numerically Controlled machining operates using lines of numeric computer code. With the assistance of digitizers, it's the machinist's job to write complex strings of code that tell the CNC machine how to rotate around its axes, and where and how much to cut. To help its students meet these demands, SAM's CNC curriculum includes eight separate classes totaling 541 hours, over half of which are dedicated to hands-on training in the lab. During our visit, Massingill and company were hard at work porting a set of Edelbrock Victor LS-R heads for a 3,000hp drag car projected to run 6.70s at 220 mph in the quarter-mile.
Educating the Next Generation of Machinists
Everywhere you look in the aftermarket and racing industry, you'll find a SAM graduate. Racing powerhouses like Hendrick Motorsports and John Force Racing rely on them every day. As the premiere vocational school in the performance automotive industry, the School of Automotive Machinists' curriculum has proven quite successful for several decades, however, founders Judson and Linda Massingill felt it was necessary to expand upon the school's existing courses in short-block machining and cylinder head design to keep pace with the changing times.
With the growing popularity of CNC machining in the industry, the school invested nearly $1 million to add a Haas five-axis mill, cutting-edge digitizers, 3-D modeling software, and several qualified instructors to its Houston-based facility. "CNC machines are going to be everywhere very soon because they're becoming so much more affordable. Teaching our graduates how to program and operate CNC machines is going to give them a leg up on the competition, which is why we felt the need to add CNC courses to our curriculum," Judson says. "A five-axis machine like ours used to cost $1 million not that long ago, but now you can get them for $100,000 to $200,000. Even basic machine work, like machining lifter and cam bores, are now being done on CNC machines. Manually doing operations like that on a Bridgeport take five times as long. Our goal is to give our graduates the skills they need succeed in a rapidly changing industry that is increasingly dependent on technology." -Stephen Kim
Before SAM turns its students loose on the CNC machine, they get lots of practice on Haas simulators, which feature the exact same functions as the actual five-axis mill. Although it's easy enough to manually write a program for things like flanges and spacers, the G-code for one port has over 30,000 lines of command. A typical combustion chamber requires 10,000 lines of code. "Even with 30 years of experience, it would be nearly impossible to manually write the G-code for a five-axis machine to cut out a port. A digitizer is a must," Jonathan Waitt says. "It's unlikely that our graduates will have to do much manual programming in the real world, but it's important to learn it anyway to understand how the CNC machine works. Knowing G-code enables you to look at a CNC machine and understand exactly what it's doing at any given time. Plus, not all shops use the same software to program their CNC machines, but G-code is universal." -Stephen Kim
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The Victor LS-R heads are a full-race design with peanut-sized ports and no real combustion chambers at all. While they give professionals tremendous flexibility in designing ports, they also require tremendous skill to properly shape. That means more room for error when porting by hand, which makes a five-axis CNC machine an invaluable tool in this type of application.Haas Automation offers over a dozen different models of five-axis CNC machines. Prices start at around $100,000, and they can be optioned with an assortment of tool magazines, chip removal systems, fixtures, and tables. SAM uses a state-of-the-art Haas ES-5-4T unit.A five-axis CNC machine can be used to cut things as simple as header flanges, or complex hunks of metal like blocks and cylinder heads. Consequently, Haas offers a number of different rotary tables in different shapes and sizes. A rectangular table works best for cylinder heads, and Haas makes fixtures to hold them in place as well. The table itself moves in three different axes: from left to right along the X-axis; a full 360 degrees of rotation along the B-axis; and up to 100 degrees of rotation along the A-axis, which runs through the centerline of the A-stand pivot point.The five-axis mill can be fitted with a variety of cutting tools depending on how much and how quickly material needs to be removed. Larger tools remove more material in a shorter duration of time. The big tool (far left) is used to cut objects like the deck plate fixtures upon which the cylinder heads are attached. The medium-sized tools (top) are used to cut ports and combustion chambers. The tiny tool (far right) is used for engraving valve covers, while the gold-tipped tool features a serrated edge and cuts much like an end mill.A steady stream of pressurized coolant is sprayed on the cutting surface to keep both the tool and cylinder head cool. The coolant also acts as a lubricant and helps remove metal chips. An augur at the bottom of the CNC machine expels metal chips out from the machining chamber and into an external collection bin.After the prototype ports are completed, they need to be digitized. The FARO arm is a space-age device that creates a virtual computer model of the cylinder head. By simply running a probe across the surface of the ports and chambers, the FARO arm exports data points into a PC using Verisurf software. SAM students digitized a factory LS6 head during our visit for illustration purposes, but the process is the same regardless of the style of heads.As the probe is moved throughout the ports, the Verisurf software displays a 3-D model onscreen, which enables the operator to gauge how much progress is being made. Since the probe will inevitably pass over the same spot multiple times, redundant data points can be filtered out after digitization is complete. A huge perk of digitizing the ports is that dimensions that are difficult to calculate manually, such as the average cross-sectional area, can be precisely measured.The path in which the CNC tool must travel to create the desired port shape is called the tool path. After creating a 3-D model of the ports and chamber, the projected tool path is put into motion on screen to check for potential hang-ups. The tool path is then run through a post processor to write the actual program, which is called the G-code. Different CNC machines have different axes and ranges of travel, so post processing software is specific to each machine.The digitizing process is repeated for the combustion chamber. Since the chambers have very complex contours with tight radii, it's often necessary to attach a tiny 3mm probe onto the FARO arm. The digitized chamber data can also be sent to the piston manufacturer to help create a dome that fits perfectly inside the chamber.
With symmetrical heads, such as GM Gen III/IV castings, the prototype ports and combustion chamber are cloned for the remaining three cylinders. This ensures that every single port and chamber in the head is identical, a feat that's nearly impossible when porting by hand. The port on the left is a hand-ported port, while the others have been cloned using Verisurf software based on bore spacing of the block. The software is so precise that it allows modifying a hand-ported surface even further.In addition to mapping out the ports and chamber, the FARO arm creates virtual planes based on the angle and position of the deck, intake port, exhaust port, and valve cover rail surfaces. The dowel locations and front and rear surfaces of the head are mapped out as well. This enables the FARO arm to orient the location of the ports and chambers in relation to the rest of the head.The digitized data from the Verisurf software is run through a post processor to create lines of G-code compatible with the Haas CNC machine. That data is then loaded up into the CNC machine's control station via a USB drive, which interprets the code using Mastercam software to determine the tool path. With a five-axis mill, where the A- and B-axes meet is called the point of origin. The final step before machining begins is making sure that the computer program and the CNC machine have the same point of origin.With race-style raw head castings, the sequence in which various sections of the ports and chambers are cut is critical. Since the raw Victor LS-R castings have no combustion chambers, accessing the short-turn radius through the chamber side of the head is impossible. Consequently, the chamber must be cut first before the short-turn radius can be machined.The proof is in the flow numbers. The prototype LS-R ports flowed 460 cfm on the intake side and 280 cfm on the exhaust side. The CNC ports that were machined during our visit flowed 460 cfm and 281 cfm, respectively. The R&D work involved to design one set of prototype ports and one chamber can take two weeks. A CNC'd port can be cut in one hour.With a proven CNC program, machining a head is as easy as bolting it to the fixture and pressing "Start." However, running a new program for the first time requires periodic checks to make sure the cutting speed, spindle rpm, and finish on the port and chamber surfaces are all within established parameters. The order of machining operations can be changed on the fly as well. The maximum amount of material removed in one pass should be limited to 1/4 inch. The step-over distance of the tool path determines the size of the ridges that are usually visible with CNC-ported heads. A 0.080- to 0.100-inch step-over is typically used when roughing in a port, and a 0.020- to 0.030-inch step-over is common on the finishing pass. SAM cut its LS-R heads with an ultra-fine 0.005-inch step-over, which creates a smooth finish almost indistinguishable from a hand-ported head.The precision of the CNC-machined chambers is equally as impressive. They measured in within one tenth of a cubic centimeter of the prototype chamber.


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Drowning occurs when normal air exchange in the lungs is prevented. This can happen when a person's nose and mouth are under the surface of a liquid, or when a person's face comes in contact liquid.
Drowning is caused by breathing problems because of liquid, such as water. At first, the person will hold his or her breath. Eventually, the person will no longer be able to hold it. The liquid will flow into the lungs. This liquid will not allow the normal gas exchange in the lungs to happen.
Risk factors that increase your chances of drowning include:
Children are most often the victims of drowning. The following factors increase a child's risk of drowning:
Symptoms of drowning may include:
In some people,
breathing problems may not happen until several hours after a drowning accident.
Your doctor will diagnose a drowning injury based on the events and the person's symptoms. A physical exam will be done.
Your doctor may need pictures of your body structures. This can be done with:
Your doctor may need to test your body's oxygen levels. This can be done with:
Treatment will depend on how bad the drowning episode damaged the body. Treatment options include:
CPR is done to provide oxygen rich air to the vital organs of the body. This may involve giving rescue breaths or doing chest compressions. In all unconscious people and those who have been diving, the head and neck should be supported in case of injuries to the spine.
This is done if the body's temperature dropped after being in cold water. Warming treatments are done slowly to avoid further injury to the body.
A narrow tube is placed into the large airways of the lungs to allow mechanical ventilation.
This is a narrow, flexible, plastic tube that is placed through the nose into the stomach. People with drowning injuries may have swallowed a lot of water.
To help reduce chances that that you or someone you know will drown, take the following steps:
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American Red Cross
Canadian Paediatric Society
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When Newscenter 11 stopped by the MSU Meridian precinct Tuesday afternoon, the poll workers there were simply sitting around waiting for voters to show up. In November 2011, due to not enough voting machines being there, that precinct was backed up with people waiting to vote.
As of 3 p.m., officials reported only around 75 Republican voters and just 35 Democratic voters.
Election workers say they attribute that to a lack of interest by voters in this election. But one voter we talked to said she thinks every voter should be taking this election seriously.
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"They just took toward the general election and they don't take it serious enough," poll worker Barbara Barnes. "But you know in November, they'll all be out."
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The Mad Love for Mad Anthony benefit on July 26, organized by the ever-wonderful Kelly Thomas, was a rousing success by any reputable yardstick. The Southgate House Revival was packed to the rafters with friends, fans and family turning out to support Mad Anthony, whose late June van accident had destroyed their touring conveyance, a good deal of their equipment and forced them off the road for an indeterminate amount of time while they heal.
There was plenty to see that night, and I was only able to sample a bit of it, but Smoke Signals rattled the rafters in the Lounge, and Martin Luther & the Kings tested the structural integrity of the Revival Room with an intensity and fury that rivaled most upper class hurricanes. Ryan Malott brought the Lounge back to a slow simmer with a nice acoustic set, The Black Owls, fresh from their triumphant Bunbury gig two weeks previous, filled the Sanctuary with the glorious Glam/Punk hybrid that they've perfected over the past five years and The Sundresses closed things out with a fabulous nutkick of a set featuring their brand new permanent drummer Dave Reid.
Between the money collected at the door, the merch sales and the proceeds from the silent auction, Mad Anthony collected a tidy sum to help defray their medical and related expenses and assist them in getting through the next few weeks of convalescence (and part time gigs for guitarists Ringo Jones and Adam Flaig, who are doing acoustic dates while drummer Marc Sherlock recuperates from a fractured neck vertebrae). The band wrote online that around $5,000 was raised.
For all that was accomplished, there is still more to be done. It will be impossible to erase all of the bills that resulted from Mad Anthony's accident, which came just weeks after the trio had quit their jobs and given up their apartments to devote their full attention to music and touring.
There will be another Mad Anthony benefit, this time at downtown's Mainstay Rock Bar, tomorrow (Friday), featuring music from Mangrenade, Knife the Symphony, Mala in Se, Thee Makeshifts, Alone at 3 AM and others It will be yet another opportunity to show your love for the boys.
Right now, though, I need to tell you why I hate Mad Anthony.
I hate Mad Anthony because they're so good. I hate that they've made me love them as a band, appreciate them as friends and care for them as if they were my own sons. How shitty is that?
I hate that I love their albums so much that I often play them when I should be listening to something that I'm supposed to be writing about, something that's likely twice as long and half as good. And so I listen to Mad Anthony twice. I hate that.
I hate Ringo. He's like a big dopey Labrador who loves his owners unconditionally no matter how badly they treat him, and his abusive owners are the harsh realities of life and the cruel indifference of the music
industry. And no matter how much they beat him, he just comes back for more, wagging his ass and smiling like he's won the lottery. Then he straps on a guitar, hits a chord, opens his mouth, shrieks a lyric and the whole thing sounds like a tornado tearing through a ball bearing factory, and somehow that makes him smile even more. I hate that.
I hate Adam. He's got that smirk permanently tattooed on his face, which makes it seem as though he knows something that you don't. And dammit, he probably does. I suspect his secret knowledge is that he would throttle his guitar and scream songs with the unbridled fury of a charging wildebeest whether his audience was no more than you and me and the waitstaff in some stinky little club or an entire arena filled with debauched pirates, and he would play with the same authenticity and passion in either event. I hate that, too.
And I hate Marc. He's thin enough to be mistaken for one of his drumsticks (you'd think a good stiff wind would blow him into the next county) and then he sits on the stool and hits the kit with subtlety and invention and musicality and the big hairy power of at least one of John Bonham's arms. And he does it all with the joy of a kid on Christmas morning. I really hate that.
So here we stand, charged with the moral duty of raising funds for Mad Anthony while they recuperate from the accident that destroyed their van, busted up their equipment and nearly killed them. I really would have hated them for that. Marc got bounced around with the gear in the back of the van like a pebble in a rock polisher and wound up snapping something relatively important in his neck, and both he and Ringo collected a Frankenstein's monster-like number of staples and stitches. Adam was mildly bruised and cut, because his secret knowledge that night was apparently, "Wear your fucking seat belt."
At any rate, tomorrow we'll gather with the intention of dropping a few semolians into the collection plate for the purpose of getting Mad Anthony back on its feet. And it seems to me that, since we're the ones raising the cash, we should have some say in how the funds are directed. So here are a few suggestions:
• Against all odds, the boys may have come out of the accident even prettier than before. I think maybe we should send them to a cut-rate, unlicensed plastic surgeon who takes buy-one-get-one-free coupons who will sort of ugly them up a little. Not on purpose, of course. That would be unethical. But it could be a good career move to come away from this experience with the kind of scars that can be seen from across a city block.
• The fact that there was an accident at all could possibly call the band's driving skills into question. On the one hand, maybe it was skill that saved them all. On the other hand, it may well have gone like this: "Look, shiny
thing..." Water, crash, roll, blood, hospital. So unless we want to be here every few months shelling out contributions to the Mad Anthony School of Sideways Driving, maybe we should insist that their next tour vehicle is an armored troop carrier with an interior made entirely of memory foam mattresses.
• Ringo and Adam are currently out on the road making up their dates by playing acoustic sets, but it might be a good idea for the foreseeable future to replace their whole rig with banjos and mandolins, at least until they prove that they can haul around big boy equipment and not wrestle with it in mid-air. Plus it would just be interesting to see if Mad Anthony could go full-metal-porch Tillers for awhile.
• There is at least one conspiracy theory (which I started) that states Mad Anthony got into this accident with deliberate certainty because they were afraid to get back in the studio to follow up their last album. I think we should make them use part of tonight's proceeds to record a triple album, Mad Anthony's version of All Things Must Pass or Wings Over America. Of course, a Mad Anthony triple album wouldn't be much longer than one side of a Grateful Dead bootleg jam, but it would still be a lot of work. Triple album, bitches.
• And finally, I think they should get a jaunty bow tie for Marc's neck brace. Because nothing on earth is going to make that neck brace look remotely cool other than a sporty bow tie. Even a drawing of a bow tie would be a step in the right direction. Or an ascot. Look what Hugh Hefner's done for the ascot. Of course, he has a billion dollars to back up the ascot. Let's stick with the jaunty bow tie for Marc.
Now let me tell you what I love about Mad Anthony. I love that they are louder than God's righteous rage and as indestructible as fucking cockroaches. I love that Ringo and Adam are actually doing the aforementioned acoustic thing until Marc is healthy, and I love that it's probably just as intense as when they plug in. I love that they didn't ask for help and when people offered, they said, basically, "Buy our music, and if you've already got it, buy another local band's music." That speaks volumes to their character, as a band and as people. Give them your money, give them your love, give them your respect, because Mad Anthony deserves all of it.
If you can't make it to the Mainstay show, there are a number of additional ways to get in on MadAid. You can purchase the band's music and merch, either through Phratry Records (phratryrecords.com) or from the band directly (madanthonyband.com or madanthony.bandcamp.com). If you're more inclined to give directly to the band, you can send your donation to them through their Paypal account (email@example.com).
Do all you can for them, because every time Mad Anthony hits the stage, they go to the end of the chain for you.
Besides baseball, there are two things that I associate with GABP and the Reds — beer and music. Well, maybe there are three. Losing in the playoffs has seemingly snuck itself in there in the last week or so.
Whatever, I don't want to talk about it.
Ever since I was a kid, my favorite baseball players' personalities have always matched their walk-on batting intros. (Adam Dunn's intro, "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Metallica, was badass, unless he struck out afterward, which was often the case.)
But as I got older and was able to drink at the games (legally anyway), I began to notice a trend in my beer buying regiment. I was buying more booze in the bottom-half of the innings than in the top-half and I had no idea why. But after some deliberation (a couple more beers), I finally figured it out. It was this team's batting intros that drove me to the stands to go broke on $9 beers (thanks, guys!)
So, in lieu of thinking about my bank account, or the fact that we made history being the only team ever up 2-0 in a series and still, somehow, some way, found a way to lose three straight at home, here is a list of the Reds' starters walk-on songs, rated on a scale of how many beers it takes for me to enjoy them. Even though no amount of booze will ease the pain of that Game 5 loss, maybe making fun of these guys' music preferences will.
• Zack Cozart: "Too Close" – Alex Clare:
Alex Clare's DupPop single "Too Close" (best known for soundtracking an Internet Explorer commercial) has risen on the pop charts at the same rate as Zack Cozart's batting average over the past season. Coincidence? I think not.
But really, Zack? This is your walk-on song? This is what gets you pumped up? I mean, for God's sake, the lyrics don't make any sense. "I feel like I am just too close to love you"? It would make much more sense if the lyrics were, "I feel like I'm too just too drunk to do you." That would be a song I could connect with.
Rating: 8 beers.
• Drew Stubbs: "Breakin' a Sweat" – Skrillex and The Doors
There is no excuse for this. The whole thing sounds like Netzero fucked Jim Morrison and it's just not OK. I honestly think this may be half the reason why Stubbs' hitting had been so atrocious over the last season. Really though, if I had to hear this screeching dial-tone noise ringing throughout GABP every time I went up to bat, I wouldn't be able to concentrate either.
Rating: 20 beers. Alcohol poisoning sounds better than this song.
• Brandon Phillips: "Turn Up" – 2 Chainz; "Turn On The Lights" – Future; "Everythang" – Young Jeezy; "Pop That" – French Montana; "Bandz a Make Her Dance" – Juicy J
All right, DatDude, what the hell? I understand wanting to switch it up during the game and maybe having two or even three songs tops. But five? In most games you don't even get to the plate five times!
It's OK, though. It's worth it just to see all the old white people get uncomfortable when there is some Rap music blowing through the speakers at GAB.
Rating: 2 beers.
• Joey Votto: "Paint it Black" – The Rolling Stones
I like to picture Joey Votto sitting at home alone, crying, listening to this song and asking, "Why do I have to do everything?!?"
Seriously though, when you hear that thumping drum beat in the beginning of the song, you know fear strikes the heart of any opposing pitcher having to face Votto-matic.
Rating: Zero beers. No alcohol needed for this one.
• Ryan Ludwick: "Brass Monkey" – The Beastie Boys
While Phillips' newer Rap joints are a little too hood for the white people in the crowd, this is something they can relate, too. I wish Ludwick could bat twice in the order, not only because he's a great hitter, but so I can see the drunk 40-something in front of me gyrate and giggle some more when this song comes on.
Rating: 2 beers. It's a fantastic song but it is about drinking, so it only seems right to have a little bit of a buzz.
• Todd Frazier: "Come Fly With Me"/ "Fly Me To The Moon" – Frank Sinatra
Todd Frazier is a class act. His intro songs were chosen because they remind him of his grandparents (seriously dude — is there a bad bone in your body?). But honestly, who better than Old Blue Eyes to bring out the classiest Red since Sean Casey?
Rating: Zero beers. Maybe a "Daniels on ice, two fingers" though, in salute to Sinatra.
• Jay Bruce: "Everything I Do" – Timeflies
I don't know who these guys are, but based on the 15-30 second judgment made when I heard it every time Bruce came up to bat, I'm not a fan. (Sidenote: I'm going to blame this song on that pop-fly he had in the ninth inning of Game 5. Thanks a lot, Timeflies — you ruined the season!)
Rating: 5 beers.
• Ryan Hannigan: "The Show Goes On" – Lupe Fiasco
I applaud Hannigan for throwing up a Lupe song as his walk-on. It's cool that he listens to some good Hip Hop. But this song was quite possibly the worst choice he could have made. The sample of Modest Mouse's "Float On" alone makes me want the "show" to stop and never go on again.
Rating: 5 beers.
• Scott Rolen: "Viva La Vida" – Coldplay
This might be the weirdest choice on the whole list. When you see Scott Rolen up to bat, he just looks pissed off. Like he's Liam Neeson and the ball he's about to smash just took his daughter and sold her into the sex trade.
But then you hear his walk-on music and it's freakin' Coldplay? I was expecting some AC/DC, even some Motorhead, but Coldplay? I would go on, maybe even make a "You know how I know you're gay?" joke — but honestly I'm afraid of this guy. Even if he does listen to Coldplay.
Rating: 4 beers. After about four large drafts I'd be singing along. It's just got that Pop-chant chorus that I can't resist when intoxicated.
I wasn't going to do any pitchers but this one was too hard to resist …
• Mike Leake: "Some Nights" – Fun
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I have confession to make… I am getting boring. Yep me… Third degree, dyed in the wool, weapons grade boring. Call it age; call it a brutal work schedule; call it a personality flaw… do your best, but I'm getting dull, and worst of all I'm ok with it!
I remember several years ago when we were planning our usual weekly outing to The White Tavern on Smith St. I called a friend of mine to join us and as usual, as expected, he shot me down flat. I knew he would, because he always did, but I still persisted to no avail. I simply couldn't understand why he would opt for a self imposed house arrest session, when he was more than welcome to help us tear the walls out of our favorite weekend haunt. "What a loser" I thought.
He wasn't married, he didn't have work for the next two days, he wasn't training for a marathon or body building contest or in a medical study of how a lack of beer makes you weaker… so why stay home, why not party? Then came my early forties.
Now here I am, those days in the rear view mirror, about to confess to my Saturday nights turning from a wild bar and "beers a plenty", to a couch- Netflix- and an early session of sawing wood. In fact this past Saturday found me on the couch while my girlfriend Erika watched not one, not two, but three, yes three movies back to back (that's four and a half hours) uninterrupted while I dosed… and when I stirred from my slumber, I took that opportunity to get up and go to bed.
I'm still in my forties for several more years yet but I'm not fighting the boring moniker any longer. I think there is a peaceful and calming "right-of-passage" that we all go through, where at the other end of the journey we emerge especially average, completely usual and a boatload smarter as a result.
I'm boring, I'm working at getting better at it... and you'll understand soon too.
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I traveled many places overseas and not just the nice places. There were severe problems towards women, towards gay, and anyone that wasn't part of the surrounding cliquish group. There were a lot of sexual harassment, violence, & discrimination. Many times female soldiers career's & health were destroyed with irreversible conditions. These crimes & wrong doings were not held accountable. There were racism black males being racist not just whites and far too much sexism and sexist harmful unlawful actions that hurt many. Too much cover ups. There were many that I worked with that were wonderful human beings & fellow soldiers. I believe in serving our Country. No one should ever deal with being attacked and deal with attempt rape at the work place. Then when you stand up to do corrective actions to prevent anyone else from being harmed you are retaliated against. Just remember you let them go they will continue to do harm and will come back home to do the same crimes. It is very important to allow corrective measured to be made instead of cover ups. By doing this it destroys too many lives.
There is no stronger, example-setting segment of our society than our military. Racism will always exist to some extend everywhere, to include our military, but the military experience favors tolerance and reduces cross-cultural ignorance. And given the onslaught of liberal ideals imposed upon our youth through academia, what better way to foster racial compatibility and to counter the negativity liberalism has on the fabric of our society than to institute conscription for every able-bodied American of sound mind for a period of 3 or 4 years beginning no later than age 20? I firmly believe that conscription is the only potential salvation for American culture as it was intended ... a way to positively influence all young Americans in their formative years.
I can think of two instances of racism in the six years I've been in so far. One was by a young white Soldier. He used a racial slur towards a young black Soldier who made him angry. He was dealt with quickly and severely by the chain of command.
The other instance was less blatant. A young black Soldier told me once that he wanted out of our National Guard unit and that he wanted to transfer to a more urban area. (our unit was based in a rural farming community) He said he wanted to go to a unit that was more "diverse." In reality he was saying he didn't want to be in a unit that was primarily white. He also had a habit of pulling the race card whenever he made a mistake.
I can say I've seen much less in the military than I have in the civilian world, but it still does exist. We as a force mirror our society. Until racism is no longer a part of our society we will have to continue to deal with it. All we can do as leaders is do our best to remove it from our force.
Dear, MitchellGoenner as a white person in the military you don't feel what is racism look like. I can not believe that you saying "I've seen much less in the military than I have in the civilian world" I don't see any racism in my civilian work. I see racism in my military life every single minute. I don't think the racism come from the young solder. It is come from above.
We The People need not look at each other with some blame game attitude such as racism. You may be dominantly white or black or some other color, but there are no pure races in America. We are all the same and that's what makes us One Nation Under God, Indivisible with liberty and justice for all. We should always keep our eyes rather on the Flag for that is a symbol of We The People and it is not a symbol of government. It is our unity. "I Pledge Allegiance To The Flag Of The United States Of America; And To The Republic (the group of people) For Which It Stands, One Nation (supported by the people) Under God (The Creator of all men), Indivisible (we cannot be separated) With Liberty and Justice For All". All means every individual foreign and domestic that wants to support our cause. It is not a government initiative, it is a law of nature that all men are created equal. In conclusion, we cannot depend on the government to formulate a love or respect for all people within ourselves; it has to come from within our own being. Therefore, we need desperately to look within ourselves and then compare our decisions to the statement that we are all endowed with certain inalienable rights. Keep your eyes on the flag America, that is our only source of unity that is accepted by all people, Nationwide.
I served in the segregated Army Air Force in WWII. The
practice was enforced by the dominance of southern officers and EM, and the fact that most military bases were located in southern states. The military leaders reluctantly were forced to surrender that authority
years after that war ended, but I'm sure there are still officers and non-coms who prefer the old rules.
I've seen a lot of improvement, but the problem is now exacerbated by the sexual orientation uproar as well.
An organization as tradition-bound as the military is bound to be as divided as the conservative-liberal fight
in the federal government, but the conservative element
still dominates the military commands.
Racism is about the same in the military as on the outside. I was in 28 yrs. and the racism I noticed was from blacks and Puerto Ricans. Racism is a career ender for a white male but is overlooked when it involves blacks and Puerto Ricans.


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Amanda Holden has hit back at claims she and fellow Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon have fallen out.
She said she was "disappointed" by reports and rumours about backstage squabbles and grumbles about how much screen time each of them is given on the show.
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In a message posted on her website, she said she and Dixon had predicted people would make up stories about their rivalry.
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She said: "After the last year's events and the publicity I have, by default, gained, I hope to be considered a role model and ambassador for hundreds of women and girls across the UK. I therefore cannot condone such malicious gossip as myself and Alesha 'being at loggerheads'.
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NORMAN, Okla. – Iowa State (19-28, 4-10 Big 12) fell at No. 1 Oklahoma (42-3, 10-1 Big 12), 8-0, on Saturday afternoon in Norman.
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With one out in the Cyclone second, Lexi Slater doubled off the left field wall and stole third, giving Iowa State its first scoring opportunity of the game, but Michelle Gascoigne worked outs from Sara Davison and Maddie Reese, after prolonged at-bats by both players, to get out of the inning without allowing a run.
As Slater did in the second, Jorden Spendlove hit a one-out double, this one laced down the right field line, with one out in the third and Sarah Hawryluk stepping to the plate. Hawryluk pushed a soft grounder through the middle and took second base as the Oklahoma centerfielder threw home to get Spendlove attempting to score on the play. Brittany Gomez grounded to second for the third out in the inning.
Iowa State got its leadoff hitter on base in the top of the fourth on a single to left from Erica Miller. After a lineout from Tori Torrescano, pinch runner Alex Tinaglia moved to second on a grounder from Slater before Davison popped out to send the game to the bottom of the frame.
Another leadoff single, this time from Reese, got the Cyclone offense going in the fifth. Aly Cappaert followed with a fielder's choice and was replaced on first with pinch runner Jennifer Drahozal who was stranded as Gascoigne struck out both Spendlove and Hawryluk for the final two outs.
Oklahoma loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the fifth, putting the winning run on first with slugger Lauren Chamberlain coming to bat. After a Taylor Smith wild pitch plated OU's sixth run and moved runners to second and third, Smith walked both Chamberlain and Georgia Casey to give OU a seven-run lead. Pendley drove in the winning run with a single just inside the left field line for the Sooner win, finishing the day 3-for-4 with six RBI and a run scored.
Smith (7-8) took the loss, giving up nine runs on 11 hits while walking six and fanning three.
Gascoigne (16-2) threw all five innings against the Cyclones, giving up no runs on five hits, walked none and struck out four.
On Sunday, the teams will play their series finale at noon CDT at the OU Softball Complex.


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CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
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Where is the unemployed option? If anyone needs a recent finance grad, I'm hungry for a job!
I work in Illinois. Small company, only 12 people. Pretty cool though, there is another Cyclone who works here.
I work for a Casket company in Indiana... outstanding place to work. So you probably don't work with me. Used to be one other Clone here but is no longer with the company.
I work for a mechanical contractor in Cedar Rapids. i am the only Cyclone here with a bunch of inbred hawk homers who have never left the CR/IC area.
Burger King
Small company. Half the office are ISU alums/fans, half are Iowa fans (and then there are two who don't really care).
Yup, need an unemployed option in today's world.
Fanatic #25
I put that I work for the state, but it is looking more and more like that will change soon.
Your shopping cart, like your impoverished soul, is empty.
Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service.
Ok go ahead and hate me.
Go Clones!!
Gig 'em Aggies!!
Saw 'em off!!
I work for a Public company, Cerner Corporation out of K.C.. Fortunately I get to live here in Des Moines as I'm a Consultant for them. I implement Healthcare software at hospitals and clinics around the U.S.
I own my own company in northwest Iowa, it does not get much better.
What was your thinking when you listed the random companies and there is no unemployed option? How bout making a poll that everyone can respond to like: Recreation, Insurance, IT, Construction, etc.
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I sell biscuits and gravy all over the Southland.
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JOCKEY LESLIE MAWING, STRYKER PHD, WINNER: "We've been training him just how we wanted him to run today. We wanted him to come from off the pace. I knew there was going to be a lot of speed today. All I needed to do was lie off the pace and make one big run. As long as this horse has something to run at, he's going to give you 150 percent. Hopefully, we have a lot more wins by the end of the season."
JOCKEY DAVID G. LOPEZ, MR. BOWLING, SECOND: "I like the horse very much. He ran well. We had a perfect trip. The instructions were to try to stay close and we did that. The horse that won ran a good race, we were just outrun."
"We had a good trip, can't complain about that. We had room to run, he did everything right, tried hard. He was moving well at the end. It was a very competitive group of horses."
NOTES: Stryker Phd (14-3-4-$155,251). . .Stryker Phd (1:34.15) broke the stakes record of 1:34.20 shared by Westsideclyde (2007) and R. Associate (2006) . . .Leslie Mawing has two stakes wins this season and is No. 6 all-time with 23 stakes wins at Emerald Downs. . .Larry Ross and Doris Harwood are now tied with three wins each in the Budweiser. Larry Ross has 14 stakes wins overall at EmD. . .Next for 3-year-olds and up: $50,000 Mt. Rainier Handicap, 1 1/16 mile, Sunday, July 20.


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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) - Some supporters of an Army private charged with aiding the enemy are releasing a leaked audio recording of his explanation for giving U.S. secrets to the WikiLeaks website.
The Freedom of the Press Foundation posted the 68-minute recording of Pfc. Bradley Manning on its website Tuesday. It's from a Feb. 28 court-martial pretrial hearing at Fort Meade.
LISTEN: Audio of Pfc. Bradley Manning (https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2013/03/fpf-publishes-leaked-audio-of-bradley-mannings-statement)
The foundation was co-founded by Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg. Ellsberg says he doesn't know who made the recording.
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A lost version of Led Zeppelin's rock anthem "Stairway to Heaven" is to feature on a remastered release of the band's "IV" album later this year, despite an ongoing spat with the estate of the late Randy California over the epic song.
U.S. attorney Francis Alexander Molofiy is attempting to take the British rockers to court over claims "Stairway to Heaven" was inspired by his late client's track "Taurus," which he wrote as a member of late 1960s act Spirit.
Back in May, Molofiy announced he was hoping to prevent Led Zeppelin from releasing the remastered album, stating, "The idea behind this is to make sure that Randy California is given a writing credit on 'Stairway to Heaven.' It's been a long time coming."
Led Zeppelin star Jimmy Page has called the legal threat "ridiculous" and now he has discovered an alternative take of one of the most celebrated songs in rock in the group's archives, and he's planning to release it after 40 years.
The new version of the song will feature on a companion disc to the new release, which will also include other alternative versions of "IV" tracks.