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Tatiana Golovin, Daniela Hantuchova, and Paul-Henri Mathieu are all vying for the same thing and only one of them can have it.
The three ballers are all interested in having Loic Couteau, who parted with Amelie Mauresmo last week after more than six years and two majors, as coach.
Loic told French sports paper L'Equipe he's temporarily working with Tati who resumed training this week after dealing with injuries most of this season. He also mentioned Dani contacted him recently about a possible coaching opportunity.
After his loss to Dmitry Tursunov in Metz, Paul-Henri told the press,
An experience with Loic Courteau could be interesting. It has to be seen whether we want similar things. Stay tuned.No worries Paul-Henri...we will be. But in the meantime, my choice would be Tati: younger (20 y.o. versus Dani 25 and Paul-Henri 26), more long-term prospect, and probably not so set in her ways or game. And like Amelie, Loic could also help her keep these niggling injuries at bay and give her the consistency she's sorely lacking.
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Monday, October 6, 2008
Tati, Dani, + Paul-Henri all want the same thing - who will win out?
Tatiana Golovin, Daniela Hantuchova, and Paul-Henri Mathieu are all vying for the same thing and only one of them can have it.
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Ohhh so intriguing. I think it's interesting that Dani is trying to get into this French Connection. Should be fun to see how it plays out. Actually, considering Amelie's mental frailty and Dani's, this is probably a pretty strategic move on her part.ReplyDelete
But, it would really surprise me if Courteau didn't make things official with Tati. She needs to get back on top of her game and this seems like perfect timing, coincidence? I think not....
Paul Henri on the otherhand, like he says, I would love to see if they could both be on the same page.
Can't wait to see how it plays out. :)
LOL French Connection - me like! It's nice to be in demand huh? Loic did wonders for Amelie and he could do the same for any of these talented, but fragile, ballers.ReplyDelete
As I mentioned, Tati would be a more long-term prospect at only 20 years old (Dani's 25, Paul-Henri 26.) She's probably not as set in her ways, or game, as the other two. He was with Amelie for six years so I would guess he's looking to be with someone for the long haul. Plus she's French and between the two Frenchies, she's the better choice.
Another important aspect: Amelie was so prone to injuries (many times mental of course) but they seemed to subside once she hooked up with Loic. He could do the same for Tati and get her some consistency in her season.
Rich, I agree that Tati is probably the best of the three to coach. I can't believe Gasquet doesn't have him on speed dial.ReplyDelete
I was sad to see him split with Amelie, but life goes on.

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Roger Federer kept it close to home in his return to tennis action and made a winning start as he begins his end-of-season campaign.
The 3-time defending champ at Basel defeated qualifier Olivier Rochus 6-3, 6-4 in the first round wrapping up his 30th win at his hometown tourney. Next up: Andreas Seppi.
The 15-time Grand Slammer also debuted some new duds for the indoor season including the Nike Men's Winter Masters Polo ($65) in mahogany + white and featuring contrast trim on the collar and body-mapped venting on the spine. This polo has a true vintage feel and seems to be channeling brands like Original Penguin.
The polo is paired with the Nike Men's Winter Classic Athlete Woven Short ($50) in white.
This look is def a slight departure from Fed's usual modern stylings. But it's a refreshing change and the mahogany colorway is good fit for this time of year.
(Photos: Julian Finney/Getty Images, Tennis Warehouse)
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
FASHION FIX: Rog rocks Rochus in Basel, goes mahogany + white for Nike
Labels: Basel, fashion, Nike, polo shirt, Roger Federer, shorts, style, tennis
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Love the outfit, looked great yesterday against the colour of the court.ReplyDelete
Minor nitpic: Fed is 3-time champion in Basel.
Oh, wait. 2 time defending champ = 3 wins.ReplyDelete
In my defence I was always bad at maths :)
Katalin: No worries. It's actually not so clear in my post. You're right he's a 3-time champ going for a fourth but he won the last 2 which is why I said "2-time defending champ." I'm going to clear it up - thanks!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2009 at 9:19 AM
Looks like his taking being the ambassador of Lindt quite seriously.ReplyDelete
BWHA! @ Anon!ReplyDelete
Looks like his taking being the ambassador of Lindt quite seriously.ReplyDelete
ROFL ah nice to read this one after just grabbing a hit outdoors in November. Good day!
I am SO jealous, Richie!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2009 at 4:00 PM
No RF logo? What?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2009 at 8:35 PM
I like it! I've never seen him in maroon before.ReplyDelete
- Tennis ObserverNovember 6, 2009 at 5:55 AM
It looks like shit. Literally.ReplyDelete


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U.S. airmen with the 449th Air Expeditionary Group begin a Pearl Harbor memorial "Monster Mash" at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Dec. 7, 2013. The event included a variety of physical and mental tests that helped build camaraderie and remember those who lost their lives during the attacks on Pearl Harbor. The airmen of the 449th AEG provide search and rescue throughout the Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa area of responsibility. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Chad Thompson)
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Valentine's Day is the perfect time to show your kids you love them, but more importantly it's a time to swap Valentines and enjoy gifts like our personalized Valentine mailbox and classic candy collection! Our Valentine's Day gifts for kids capture the spirit of the holiday and turn it into fun gifts to share, like our puppy love stuffed animal and heart-felt treats.
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Jesel is a leading aftermarket valvetrain parts manufacturer specializing in circle, drag, marine, motorcycle and street applications.
Project responsibilities included complete cover to cover design work and creative direction, all product photographs, technical and creative copy writing, overseeing product detail corrections, paper, plastic and coating selections, printer sourcing and pricing negotiations.
For this volume, I created a primary cover with spot UV highlights and a limited edition secondary cover printed on clear plastic to celebrate the company's 35th anniversary.Creative Direction, Editorial Design, Print Design2014
Jesel is a leading aftermarket valvetrain parts manufacturer specializing in circle, drag, marine, motorcycle and street applications.
This redesign brings the Jesel site in line with the clean, almost surgical like approach to the company's current brand and marketing standards.
Project responsibilities included selection, installation and setup of the content management system, all necessary html and css coding and editing, all design work, art and creative direction, product photography and copy writing.Web Design2013
A direct follow up to the 2012 mini-catalog that can also be found in my portfolio. When folded, the 2013 mini-catalog requires no more space than a normal tri-fold brochure, but opens to a poster sized 22" x 17".
This triple fold box stuffer and race day handout saves on display space without having to sacrifice any presentation impact.Editorial Design, Print Design, Typography2013
A design experiment that I worked on between freelance projects, concentrating on the implementation and utilization of a diagonal grid system. Close attention to tones and color also helped to establish a unique and easily recognizable brand identity and digital presence.Branding, Web Design2013
The owner of Titanium-Buzz.com contacted me about working with him on a lookbook for a handful of new wedding ring styles, directed towards men, that he had wanted to begin promoting. We discussed broad concepts and branding direction, and I was sent off with creative freedom to produce this 16 page booklet.
If you find yourself in the market for a wedding ring, definitely give them a shot. They were absolutely fantastic to work with and there is no doubt that that same level of professionalism translates into their everyday business operation and customer service.Creative Direction, Graphic Design, Print Design2013
Our wedding was fairly laid back and mostly stress free. It's a tone that I tried to set ahead of time through the invitations. Each of the four pieces was a soft touch postcard, sent out together in a custom envelope. The RSVP postcard was mailed out with a stamp already on it for the convenience of those invited.
I wanted to make it engaging both visually and physically, and doing so on a budget brought me to the back prints on each card. The "puzzle", as everyone called it, went over extremely well. A few people even commented on their disappointment in having to break up the set to RSVP.Branding, Graphic Design, Print Design2012
Similar to the Subaru site redesign, this project exists because of how bad I feel the official NY&C website is. The NY&C brand tries to strike a balance between modern and timeless, elements that are not being clearly implemented on their existing site. With that in mind, I set out to apply those elements to this project.Web Design2012
Smaller than the primary catalog in both dimensions and cost, this 2012 mini-catalog is an excellent example of great bang for your buck.
As a triple fold box stuffer and race day handout measuring just 5.5" x 8.5" when closed and opening up to a poster sized 22" x 17", the mini-catalog saves on display space without sacrificing presentation.Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Print Design2012
I was genuinely surprised when I discovered how uninspiring the existing Subaru website was, so I redesigned it.
Enthusiasm and belief in their product is just not expressed on their site and I felt that needed to be addressed. My goal was to translate the passion that Subaru has built their brand on into each page of the design.Web Design2012
Jesel is a leading aftermarket valvetrain parts manufacturer specializing in circle, drag, marine, motorcycle and street applications.
Project responsibilities included complete cover to cover design work and creative direction, all product photographs and color corrections, technical and creative copy writing, editing and correcting all supplied copy, overseeing product detail corrections, paper and coating selections, printer sourcing and pricing negotiations.Editorial Design, Print Design2012
I was initially approached by the owner of La-La's Chocolate Chip Cookies with a problem not unlike what many other companies are dealing with. They had a fantastic (delicious) product, but the packaging was doing more harm than good. As it turns out, paper bags are less than ideal for both product freshness and customer attention.
Project scope included a redesign of the existing La-La's logo, complete packaging design, product photography, copy writing, and marketing consultations.
The result is a brand identity aligned with the quality of product and a packaging experience on par with companies hundreds of times larger.Branding, Packaging2012
This is a brand and web site based on the requirements of a design brief submitted to me by a company. The goal was to create both a site name and design that would look and feel at home within the existing family of sites, while just as importantly, speaking to the company's core "busy mom" demographic.
Thanks for looking.Branding, Creative Direction, Web Design2012
The Custom Shop is a specialty department located in house at Jesel. The department concentrates on high end, one off product designs for performance engine valvetrains.
I was tasked with the initial logo design and am currently responsible for all customer facing applications of the brand identity.Branding2012
Just a few shirts that I've done for various people across different projects.Graphic Design2012
2010 Mini CatalogArt Direction, Graphic Design, Print Design2012
A selection of logos that I have completed over the years.Art Direction, Branding2012
2011 Personal / Professional Portfolio site.
Please feel free to comment or critique. Be sure to check out the link listed below, as the site has free vector packs available for download.
Complete site can be found at www.DennisVentrello.com
Thanks for looking.Graphic Design, Web Design2011
This is one aspect of an overall branding project. Integration of a shopping cart was a major priority, as was forum integration for customer and company communication.
Thanks for looking.Branding, Creative Direction, Web Design2012
Jesel is a leading aftermarket valvetrain parts manufacturer specializing in circle, drag, marine, motorcycle and street applications.
The 30th Anniversary Catalog is their largest to date at 140 pages including covers. Project responsibilities included complete cover to cover design work, all product photographs and color corrections, technical and creative copy writing, edited and corrected all supplied copy, oversaw product detail corrections, paper and coating selections, printer sourcing and pricing negotiations.
The project was my responsibility start to finish and I had a blast working on it. The goal was to create a high quality catalog as a direct reflection of the high end quality of the parts. I'm excited to begin work on the next one.Editorial Design, Print Design2012
Self promo package designed to draw in both freelance and full time work.Branding, Graphic Design, Print Design2011
A few of the magazine ads that were run during the 2010 / 2011 advertising campaigns. The goals of which were to increase consumer awareness and technical knowledge of new product releases and existing product lines.
Responsibilities included all product photography and design work.Advertising, Print Design2012
For the 60th Anniversary of Hot Rod Magazine and Bonneville Speedweek I had the opportunity to design a wrap for the world's fastest pick-up truck. Sourced from individuals, museums and magazine archives, the wrap utilized over 150 historical photos of drivers and vehicles from the last 60 years. The completed wrap went on to serve as a photo album for many and a history lesson for others. It was extremely well received and many people, upon finding themselves in the design, took it upon themselves to sign the truck next to photos of themselves or their cars.Automotive Design, Graphic Design2012
Project responsibilities included selection, installation and setup of the content management system, all necessary html and css coding and editing, all design work, art direction, product photography and much of the copy writing.Web Design2012


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10 Easy Ways to Promote Blog PostsMolly Thornberg
So you spent 3 hours writing, editing photos, creating graphics, re-reading 10 times to make sure you don't sound like a complete idiot, checking for spelling errors and then you finally hit the PUBLISH button. All that work creating a blog post – but just because you built it, doesn't mean they'll come. You have to promote your blog post, but how?
Working with various businesses and bloggers, I've come to learn that many new bloggers just expect Google to pick up their blog which will open the flood gates for web traffic. You have to let the world know about your blog since rarely does the "build it and they will come" stance work in the web world. I too was in that boat, but quickly learned that getting people to your blog, reading, and ideally promoting your content for you takes some work. It's not all hard work, it can be easy and not as time consuming as you think!
Let's look at 10 easy ways to promote your blog post. Hopefully you'll find a new way to share your content, possibly with a social media network you are already present on.
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Spreading the word about your blog can be easy. Click through and learn how, through various tools you are most likely already using!
Email 2 of 12
Whether you're promoting your content via an e-newsletter or just an email to friends sharing your post link (I'd suggest limiting these, but they do work when you do want to do a big push) - email is still a powerful share tool. Chances are the email app is your #1 used feature on your phone. While some say email marketing is dying, it still has a chance if you can make yourself stand out from the crowd.
Facebook 3 of 12
Unfortunately Facebook has limited the amount of viewers that see our traffic. That being said, it still can generate traffic and is a great way to share your content with friends - because let's face it, the majority of our friends are on Facebook. If you want to talk to a specific group of friends on Facebook, rather than sharing your blog posts with all of your friends, create a specific list and when sharing, choose that list to share with.
Make sure that you have created a page for your blog. This gives you an easy avenue to communicate with those who specifically want to hear from you.
G+ 4 of 12
Google+ is a must nowadays. Get Google authorship, and link your content to your posts so that Google can recognize what posts you wrote. Start sharing and contributing to the Google+ community. Being BFF with Google has its perks and those perks include Google search engine traffic sent your way!
Instagram 5 of 12
Use Instagram to start buzz for a blog post. While Instagram won't let you put an active link in your image description, what you can do is change the link out on your profile and tell your audience something such as "visit link in profile."
Linked In 6 of 12
To broadcast a link on LinkedIn, place your promotional text and link in the "Share an update" box. Make sure to keep it professional and to include a link to your blog in your LinkedIn profile.
Pinterest 7 of 12
Pinterest is now the #1 traffic driver for many bloggers! While food and craft blogs tend to do best on Pinterest, there is opportunity for any niche to find their place with this site. The images that tend to do best on Pinterest include those that are long, skinny, and include text describing the pin.
Reddit 8 of 12
Reddit has now become a source for the media. What is Reddit? If you previously used Digg, it is similar to that. Users are sharing content in the form of photos, links, videos, and more, and other users vote it up or down.
While you can share any news on Reddit - offbeat news, posts, and photos tend to do best on Reddit.
StumbleUpon 9 of 12
StumbleUpon allows it's users to find interesting content across the web in various niches.
Install the StumbleUpon extension and stumble your posts. In order to generate traffic from StumbleUpon, you have to share the love so stumble more than your own posts.
Tribber 10 of 12
Find a tribe of people who are similar to you and "share the love" using Tribber. Tribber connects like minded people and creates a way for you to easily share each other's content.
Find whatever social niche works best for you and which generates the most traffic for you.
Twitter 11 of 12
It's amazing the amount of traffic 140 characters can generate! Tip: If you are blogging about a particular product - include the product's Twitter handle. Use a tool such as Hootsuite to help optimize the timing on your tweets.
YouTube 12 of 12
Whether you vlog or create video for your blog - make sure you set up a YouTube profile and include your URL! When making a video for a blog post, include the blog post URL in the description or a link in the actual video.
Once you get promoting, find out what works best for you and your blog. Maybe you don't have time to amplify everywhere and that's okay. By knowing what gives you the most traffic, you'll be able to know the best place to put effort into blog promotion.
Which blog amplification outfit works best for you?
Molly blogs technology, parenting and geekery at Digital Mom Blog. Follow her on Facebook, Pinterest or Twitter.
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Department Brochure Guidelines
The Marketing and Communication office produces informational brochures about academic departments and programs, which are used for recruiting undergraduate and graduate students. During the academic year, Marketing and Communication will pay for a single printing of up to 1,000 brochures. (Reprints within the academic year are the responsibility of the department.)
Departments may select designs for covers and inside pages from a family of templates that complement the university's other recruitment materials.
Creating or reprinting a department brochure:
- Select templates for cover and inside pages. (See Department Brochure Templates)
- If you are have more than one department or program brochure, we strongly suggest that you select a different cover template for each. The inside pages may be identical.
Complete initial text (500-700 words, depending on the template). If you have only minor revisions to an existing brochure, those revisions should be marked in red on a copy of the brochure.
A new brochure or extensive revisions to an existing brochure must be completed in a Word file, with hard copy printout. Assistance with editing or rewriting is available from Marketing and Communication if needed.
Photographs may be included in department brochures. Select a cover and/or inside template which use photos. The photos may be classroom, lab or program activity photos. Portraits of students or faculty may not be used.
Submitted photos should be in 4-color, a minimum resolution of 300 dpi and at least 3 x 5 in. in size.
Departments are welcome to select photos from the Marketing and Communication photo archive. To select a photo from the Marketing and Communication archive, please contact Holly Nelson at firstname.lastname@example.com or 940-898-3456 to schedule an appointment to view the archives. Please allow 48 hours for Holly to copy the photos and send them to you via CD, email or other method.
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|Flu on a lot of minds, vaccine trickling in slowly
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With the flu on a lot of minds and moving from house to house, East Phillips County Hospital District board members were updated on the status of flu vaccinations at their meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Board members questioned Administrator John Ayoub, Clinic Manager Melissa Mayden and Director of Nursing Claudia Powell about flu vaccinations.
The hospital must abide by the CDC rules when administering the H1N1 vaccine. Only those who fall within the targeted or priority groups may receive the vaccine. As for the seasonal flu vaccine, MMH is slowly receiving its doses. Ayoub said the doses have been trickling in over the past few weeks.
Ayoub said he doesn't want to advertise a vaccine clinic until they have enough doses to administer to everyone. Ayoub said he has received phone calls from people who state they feel they need the vaccine.
Board member Sheryl Farnsworth said she has received some questions from people asking "How come some people have gone to Nebraska and have gotten vaccinated?"
Ayoub said it differs from area to area. Some areas asked for earlier delivery dates. He also said the vaccine only works for a certain period of time. So receiving the vaccine earlier means it won't last throughout the flu season. Ayoub said they have always done their clinics in late September or early October and that is when MMH requested they receive the doses. But when that time came the suppliers realized they didn't have enough to cover everyone.
CFO Greg Was presented the financial condition and activities and reported the hospital had a good month. He said they saw an increase in the number of patients the hospital saw which helped.
Was also presented board members with a preliminary budget and said work is still being done on it.
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Steve Young gave the Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation report and said plans for a new clock tower have been approved. He also mentioned materials for the donor wall have been ordered.
The balanced scorecard third quarter review was given by Erica Brady. She reported the hospital is moving in the right direction in most areas and board members agreed.
Farnsworth reported the community linkages committee was in contact with Holyoke's Hispanic community. Farnsworth said they are learning and discussing new ways to reach out to the community.
Dennis Jelden, M.D. gave the report for the Chief of the Medical Staff. Dr. Jelden said there has been a positive response to Dr. Danielle McClellan and said she is a good fit within the hospital. He said the staff and patients appreciate the work she has done.
Jelden also said there haven't been any big issues brought to his attention or any other problems within the hospital and medical staff.
Farnsworth asked whether or not there is need for another physician. Jelden said they have been really busy and saw a lot of patients last month. His opinion is it would've been nice to have another doctor on hand during that time and feels if there was another full time doctor on staff, business would grow.
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Ayoub reported a community newsletter is in the works in which MMH will be able to let people know the happenings in and around the hospital.
MMH was awarded an $81,628 grant from The Colorado Health Foundation. The grant was applied for to supplement the electronic medical records in the clinic as well as some training money and money for new equipment.
Ayoub also mentioned all of the records available to be shredded at the old building have been and the remaining records have been categorized and stored away. He gave thanks to all the people involved with the project.
Debbie Allen was hired as the Environmental Services Supervisor, Ayoub said.
Board members entered into executive session for 20 minutes and discussed strategy for negotiations.
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BELLAIRE - Coaches don't necessarily like calling the fourth game of the season a 'must-win,' but that's the situation Bellaire found itself in Saturday afternoon.
Sitting at 1-2 with a pair of Buckeye 8 road games lurking the next two weeks, the Big Reds needed a victory in the worst of ways against visiting Edison.
With the much-maligned defense coming up big when it had to and junior Hunter Westlake adding a pair of second-half touchdown runs, Bellaire (2-2) sloshed its way to a 26-12 victory against the Wildcats (1-3) at Nelson Field.
The Big Reds' quick-strike offense was responsible for three fumbles on the hosts' first three possessions. On each occasion, a receiver caught a short pass only to be stripped of the ball.
After the second miscue, Edison marched deep into Bellaire territory only to be denied on fourth-and-3 from the four. Bellaire's Ryan Callarik and Brendon Ross combined to stop the Wildcats' Ethan Shannon just short of the first down marker.
Three plays later, the Big Reds gave the ball right back on their third fumble.
Edison began at the Bellaire 24, but a pair of penalties prevented the Wildcats from moving any closer and turned the ball over on downs.
A 15-yard pass interference penalty on Edison gave Bellaire the ball at its 39. On the next play, senior quarterback Spencer Badia lobbed the ball down the sideline where classmate Nick Patrone caught it in stride en route to a 61-yard scoring play. The PAT was blocked, but the hosts had broken the ice with 5:24 left before the half and led 6-0.
The Wildcats responded when senior quarterback Nolan Marcus found classmate Devan Tennant on a crossing pattern. Tennant caught the ball despite a defender draped all over him and shed the tackler and raced into the end zone. The extra point was blocked as the teams went to the half deadlocked at 6-6.
When Bellaire emerged from its locker room to start the second half, the Big Reds had switched out of their rain-drenched and muddy jerseys, opting for the clean, warm black tops.
"We had three turnovers in the first half because the guys were putting the ball on their jerseys which were muddy, so we just thought more of getting them in dry jerseys," Coach Jose Davis said. "It had nothing to do with luck or anything like that."
It helped as the Big Reds didn't have a turnover in the second half.
"We've been working on cutting down our turnovers," he continued. "Our turnover numbers have just been atrocious in the first, obviously, four weeks. Crazy stuff happens when the weather is like it was."
On the fourth play of the third quarter, Badia executed a play-fake to perfection as the Wildcats secondary bit. Kenny Hess found his way behind the defenders and Badia connected with him for a 25-yard touchdown. Cody LaRoche's PAT was true, making it 13-6 with 9:25 on the clock.
A three-and-out by Edison led directly to the next Big Reds touchdown as Westlake completed a seven-play, 55-yard drive with an 18-yard romp up the middle. LaRoche was again good on the extra point, bumping the count to 20-6 with 5:59 showing on the clock.
Following a Bellaire punt, Edison took over at its 14 late in the third panel. Eighteen plays later, the Wildcats were facing a fourth-and-3 from the Bellaire 5, but a pass over the middle was knocked away by Patrone as the defense came up huge again.
"We're going to keep plugging away on defense. That's the way it is," Davis stressed. "The kids worked hard all week and it showed. Obviously, it wasn't the prettiest of wins, but a win is a win. You'll take it any way you can get it."
On the very next play, Westlake took a pitch from Badia and started around his right end looking for daylight. Following a couple of key blocks, Westlake found a seam and was headed down the far sideline. He was confronted by Edison's Carter Andreozzi at the Wildcats 35, but a quick juke left the defender lying in the mud as Westlake continued his way to paydirt. The PAT was wide right, but Bellaire had a 26-6 advantage.
The scoring jaunt tied for the all-time longest run in Bellaire's storied history. Ezan Ellsworth rambled 95 yards against St. Clairsville in 1989.
"Hunter has been pretty much quiet in the first three weeks," Davis admitted. "But he hasn't said a word or batted an eye because he hasn't been involved in the offense more. That shows what kind of character the kid has."
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A bit of consolation
A bit of consolation
posted at 9/25/2010 3:38 PM EDTSome small solace for we BC fans can be found on this shutout day.Former Eagle Head Coach Tom O'Brien this afternoon brought his NC State team to 4-0 with a strong win over Ga Tech.Way to go, Coach!
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/25/2010 8:16 PM EDTAfter a couple of months of enjoying life at klan camp - I have returned.
You all will again be subject to my racist, anti military, anti BC rants. I know how you have all missed them so much.
It was painful to watch BC win those first games and not be able to comment.
But now - we have a loss and I can return to my old ways. FINALLY.
Yes - I do miss tom o'brien and his 20-21 record at state.Behead Coaches/Deans/Broadcasters/VPs/Others Institute (nee BC):
Restore thy honor by hiring a white non-military guy for President/AD like:
me or,
me or,
your favorite racist
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/25/2010 8:24 PM EDT
Sadly I cant help my racist self from commenting. O'brien is white enough for my group - go tom go..
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/25/2010 8:29 PM EDTI had hopes that this clown would grow up and get a life - clearly not going to happen.
double oo - your thoughts on the local neighberhood racist are spot on!
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/26/2010 9:46 AM EDTSad that expressing good wishes for a former member of theBC football family evokes such hate from the "faithful."Like the Democrats this year, when out of substance, call names.But be sure now to crow how you went to a fine school that taught you Catholic values.Peace.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/26/2010 1:46 PM EDT
Alzheimer's is such a terrible thing.
How embarrassing is it for me to criticize others for simply stating a fact. How quickly I have forgotten all the terrible words I have posted about the minorities and military. How I hate them so much.
Sadly, this disease has eliminated all the Catholic values that I once had. I will continue to post and display my ignorance and hatred for all to see.
-------------------------------------------------------Behead Coaches/Deans/Broadcasters/VPs/Others Institute (nee BC):
Restore its honor and replace those in charge with a racist like:
Me or;
Me or;
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/27/2010 10:36 AM EDT"Like the Democrats this year, when out of substance, call names."
or be like the Republicans when out of lies call Karl Rove to think up more!
Classless as usual!
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/27/2010 4:13 PM EDTSad part is, BC has a very good team missing a QB. Not even a bad QB, we don't really have a division I QB, at least that has played yet. Funny that Dom Davis, who I admit I thought was terrible, scored something like 24 points on VTech last week. Doh!
Longputter, no one missed you by the way.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/27/2010 4:17 PM EDTWhat kind of snide jerk brings up a shutout, talked about the old coach being 4-0 and says something like, "oh, i'm not allowed to wish a former blah blah good luck"....passive aggressive crap is that that is.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/27/2010 5:54 PM EDTI have unhidden LP to understand why he and his anti-BC rants have started up again. I will address him directly.
LP, you had said that Donohue would not be able to recruit players to BC. Seems like he is doing exactly that. Yet you make no mention of it. According to US News the school is now ranked 31st among National Universities, up three places and jumping over a great school in NYU. You said the following:
Where more than 77% of alumni won't give a dime to the place;
According to the latest US News Stats on Alumni Giving 26% of BC alumni gave to the school. This is 1% less than Georgetown and 5% better than Tufts, 10% better than UMichigan and 17% better than NYU. Further, you math is wrong, the number would be 74% and would only apply to a specific year.
Where are your accolade about the woman's team beating perennial soccer power house UNC? UNC was ranked #1 in the nation before that loss. The hockey team is a pre-season #1 in the nation.
You seem to come out of the woodwork to launch a rant when something negative happens, i.e. the football team loses. You also always to try to tie it to someone who has left and how it would have been much better.
I am not sure why that is but we all see it for what it is, an irrational tirade loosely tied to certain facts. Credability is lost when facts that are cited are wrong, i.e. the "abysmal" alumni giving rate. Check your facts, check the economy, check what other schools are like and then provide some context for your statements.
I would just like to reiterate, you are entitled to your opinion but not your own set of facts.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/30/2010 2:36 PM EDTOh, lads, see if Dr. Phil can help you.Why are y'all so threatened by expressing some good will to a former BC coach?Think about that, boys and girls.That you're upset that I said nothing about basketball is odd, to put it mildly. How does BC basketball relate to the success of the NCS Football Coach?We all must be patient to see how whether our new mens hoops will continue his Cornell record of 60% losing seasons in 10 years or will prosper here.No one can know that yet. I'm prepared to wait - are you?Since you cringe at congratulation of Coach Tom O'Brien, you may crumble when I say this about our upcoming game this weekend:No matter the outcome of Saturday night's game, how refreshing it is to play a school with the perspicacity to honor our historic 44th President as its commencement speaker in 2009.Now y'all have TWO nice thoughts of mine to protest.Peace, fellow Eagles.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/30/2010 4:38 PM EDTApparently Longracist can live with an African-American as the president - he draws the line at awarding financial aid from Boston College to minorities.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/30/2010 5:17 PM EDTwhy should we wish a rival congratulations on thoer success, whether they were once part of the BC family or not?
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 9/30/2010 8:50 PM EDT
Oh my....oh my......sorry lads.
How could I have forgotten how I hate all those people like the 44th president. It is amazing the impact Alzheimer's can have on one's racism.
At klan camp they teach us to keep our identity cloaked when demonstrating our true hatred. Forums like this have provided me such great opportunities to show how I despise minorities, military and all things BC.
Damm that #1 ranked hockey team as well as that #1 ranked woman's soccer team. I truly hate to see any positive recognition for BC.
Pease to all those out there like me.-------------------------------------------------------Behead Coaches Institute (nee BC):
Restore its honor.Make the changes necessary. Hiring the following racists would clearly fix all issues:
- Where minorities continue to get unfair scholarships
- Where the military is welcome to recruit
- Where klansman like me are despised
me or;
me or;
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 10/4/2010 1:40 PM EDTLongputter, you are so full of garbage. You really are. You just stated:
""We all must be patient to see how whether our new mens hoops will continue his Cornell record of 60% losing seasons in 10 years or will prosper here.No one can know that yet. I'm prepared to wait - are you?"
Do you really have the gall to claim you are prepared to wait? Dude, you spent months bashing this guy as a failure from the moment he was hired. You, sir, in fact DID NOT WAIT. You didn't wait a week. You said he was terrible, will fail, can't recruit, lost Skinner's players, blah, blah, blah.
Then again, why am I surprised by some joke that would want the corpse that is Al Davis as BC's AD. Are you serious, btw, with that list? The only explanation I have for why you are the way you is a major brain injury at some point. No one can be this natually retarded.
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 10/4/2010 2:49 PM EDTHello, Chums!
Who here will endorse my Five Point plan to return BC to its glory day of the 1950s?
1. All Boston area white Catholics who apply must be admitted. No SATs or grades neccessary! Just get a letter from your parish priest!
2. Tuition must be free for all Boston area White Catholics.
3. If a family member works at BC and you are a Boston area White Catholic, you are not only to have free tuition and room and board but to be given a stipend for living expenses.
4. MOST IMPORTANTLY! If you are a Boston area White Catholic and you work at BC...YOU MUST NOT BE FIRED FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER! Working at BC is not a job..it is an entitlement!
But we know that the head lad in charge won't agree with my ideas? Why? THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR! How dare he charge tuition to the good Catholic boys and girls! And to leave behind our traditional football rivals like Rutgers...to join the ACC! All to increase the bottom line! How could we abandon West Virginia, Rutgers, UCONN, Louisivlle and South Florida to associate with UVA, UNC, Duke, Miami and Wake Forest! We have nothing in common with those schools!
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 10/4/2010 8:37 PM EDTI'm so confused.......can anyone tell me what day it is??
Re: A bit of consolation
posted at 12/16/2012 7:29 PM EST
The good old days when we had posters worth reading and responding to.
Even the 1 trick pony Longputter had more intelligence in his little finger than all of whr / undking / cheerio / sailorboy / postingking etc combined
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|Country Christmas to get Holyoke into holiday mood
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke Chamber of Commerce's 2011 Country Christmas is scheduled for Monday night, Dec. 5 with numerous events running from 4-8 p.m.
The night dubbed "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas" will be full of fun, food and more fun.
"One Magic Christmas" will be shown from 4-6 p.m. at the Peerless Theatre. The kids' movie is free and rated G. Kids will also receive candy bags from the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department.
At 6 p.m. Santa Claus will lead the kids to the stoplight corner to turn on the Christmas lights.
Shortly after, at 6:30 p.m., the public is invited to grab a space along Interocean Avenue, cuddle under a blanket and watch the annual Parade of Lights.
Santa Claus will be at his village at the Veteran's Hall from 4-8 p.m. and kids are welcome to get their photo taken by Brittany Krueger of Prairie Photography.
Jolly Dozen FCE Club will hold its candy guessing game from 5-7 p.m. at the Veteran's Hall.
When the photos are taken and a guess has been made, get in line for the HVFD soup supper. Freewill donations will benefit the annual 4th of July firework show.
There will also be numerous special attractions around town for everyone to enjoy.
Home-based businesses at the Peerless include Baked Goods by Beth Britton; Kellie's Jams and Jellies, Kellie Race; Pampered Chef, Melissa Goldenstein; Scentsy, Misti Redman; Watkins Products, Kathy Cook; and Peerless Theatre gift certificates.
Viaero Wireless will also host home-based businesses.
Holyoke Lions Club will serve hot cider at the mini park. Other hot beverages will be served by Holyoke Centennial 4-H Club. Hot chocolate and burritos will be served by Phillips County Education Services in front of Don Francisco.
Cookbooks from Zion Lutheran Church and Select A Book by Early Childhood Council will be in front of The Oak Tree.
Dig out the coats, hats and gloves, grab the kids and head downtown for the annual Country Christmas and Parade of Lights on Monday!
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The 3-time Grand Slammer also debuted her latest Nike look: The Maria Line 9 Knit Dress ($120) in lightbulb with lemon frost and bronze (read: lots o' shades of yellow) from the Maria Sharapova Collection.
The inspiration, as I posted last week, was based on Paris and the Eiffel Tower. Here's a great shot of the back from Shrieka's match:
Love it. Great fit, beautiful silhouette and smart use of tonal coloring, in this case yellow, that helped keep the detail from overwhelming the dress. It seems like Shrieka + Nike have been in good form, if you will, since Indian Wells/Miami. And, speaking of yellow, I've noticed a ton of it floating around Roland Garros this year and it's awesome. The hue plays nicely against the red clay and it screams SPRING. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
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The Frenchie defeated defending champion Dmitry Tursunov 6-4, 6-4 to win his first US hardcourt title and second of the season. He dismissed Tommy Haas and Sam Querry along the way.
July has been a career month for the 19-year old baller. A week of capturing his maiden ATP title at Stuttgart, the big-serving Argentine took his second-in-a-row disappointing the home crowd by crushing homeboy Juergen Meltzer 6-2, 6-1. Juan Martin becomes only the second baller this year behind Rafael Nadal to win back-to-back ATP titles and will move into the top 30 for the first time.
The Spaniard captured his first title in four years when defeated Russia's Igor Andreev 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(4) in the Umag final.
The Canadian qualifier made history this week in Stanford earning her first WTA Tour title and becoming the first woman from her country in 20 years to earn a championship, knocking off an injured Marion Bartoli 7-5, 6-3. The 20-year old will enter the top 50 for the first time this week.
The Frenchie claimed her second career title defeating qualifier Lucie Hradecka 6-4, 6-4 in the final. She also grabbed her first top-20 scalp, crushing top seed Agnes Szavay 6-4, 6-2.
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Tough loss. Brackins is a stud. Play Diante all year....he needs the experience and is our future.
The start of both half's killed us.
Brackins is a stud, hopefully he can continue to hit 3's.
Craig played great. The point guard play left a lot to be desired though. I thought Wes played okay, but he needed to get the ball more in the second half. I was favorably impressed by Baylor, and they should be a lot better than expected this year.
I see 4-6 big 12 wins this year, and a huge improvement next year. I doubt Craig will last at ISU more than two years before the NBA comes acallin'. Overall, we didn't play a good second half with the exception of Craig. I think that this team will improve a lot as the season goes on, and look for several late Big 12 wins.
What happened to Boozer? Is he looking like a wash or is he just in need of a little smoothing out?
Yeah, I think we found out that Pedersen is going to struggle with physical gaurds. I think with more minutes Diante will be our best option at the point. That 5 gaurd rotation of Baylor's wore us out.
Guard play. Nuff said.
Agreed on Diante, but we had no help otherwise off the bench. We need a Cory Johnson or Thompson to step up when coming in...
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
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Play Diante and keep Haluska on the bench doesn't contribute anything
Brackins will be Big12 player of the week wow what a game
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Too many turnovers down the stretch. Cost us that 22-2 run.
Their guards got us out of our offense in the 2nd half, and that was the difference in the game.
Brackins 3's were impressive, but I doubt McDermott wants him shooting 10 3's per game. I also doubt Craig will continue to hit them at a 80% clip.
Originally Posted by isuforlife
Play Diane and keep Haluska on the bench doesn't contribute anything
Brackins will be Big12 player of the week wow what a game
Forever trying to find a cure for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
McDermott always seems to start the same 5 that started the game at the beginning of the 2nd half even though we may not have had success with that combination on the floor in the 1st half. I get frustrated by this.
Originally Posted by isuno1fan
Brackins 3's were impressive, but I doubt McDermott wants him shooting 10 3's per game. I also doubt Craig will continue to hit them at a 80% clip.
I'm fine with it if he wants to do that
I was suprised at how much CoJO played down the stretch. I think Rahshon sometimes just needs to be a little more selfish and demand the ball when we're throwing up crazy shots our really getting out of control like we where midway through the second half.
I think Brackins will be Rookie and Player of the week in the Big 12. That was just a dominant performance from nevernever land. Maybe he shoud play the 2! jk
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.-- Panthers owner Jerry Richardson doesn't need to remind coach Ron Rivera just how important winning in 2013 is to his future as an NFL head coach.
Rivera already knows.
Rivera told The Associated Press Tuesday that when he met with Richardson earlier this month and was informed he'd be returning for a third season in Carolina, he wasn't given a make-the-playoffs-or-else ultimatum from his boss.
He says Richardson "doesn't want me looking over my shoulder."
The coach says Richardson has been supportive, but quickly adds "I understand we need to win -- and he knows I understand that."
Richardson's patience is wearing thin.
The Panthers haven't made the postseason since 2008 and haven't won a playoff game since 2005.
They went 6-10 and 7-9 under Rivera the past two seasons.
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Part 16: Necessary ImprovementsWritten by on January 1, 2004 Bolting On Parts Because We Had To
It all started one afternoon when I returned home from the office. I was getting ready to back the Valiant into my parking spot when the engine mysteriously stopped running. "That's funny," I thought, until I tried to restart the engine. Then I heard the sound of a freewheeling engine that has no compression. After I pulled the No. 1 spark plug and brought the No. 1 cylinder up to the top of the compression stroke, removal of the distributor cap confirmed my suspicions--timing jumped.
The part that bothered me the most is I was unable to get to the dyno before this happened, and baseline numbers of our seasoned engine are unavailable. Oh well, I guess we'll wing it. The 360 in the Valiant is a '71 model that came with a two-barrel carb, 1.88 and 1.60 intake/exhaust valves, and 8.8:1 compression ratio. Peak horsepower was rated at 255 at 4,400 rpm, and 360 lb-ft of torque at 2,400 rpm--definitely not setting the world on fire with performance.
Assessing The Carnage
After we loaded the car on the trailer and got it to the shop, a decision needed to be made: "Do we fix the engine in the car, or take it out?" When I finally reasoned with myself and came to the realization that the engine is an "interference engine" (meaning if the timing chain "jumps", valves will hit pistons), I decided I'd better just pull it. With the engine finally out and on the engine stand, I removed the intake and heads. As soon as the heads were placed upside down on the workbench, I knew it was bad. Every exhaust valve was bent. Worried, I checked the pistons. The carbon buildup on the pistons had quite possibly saved me from piston damage. Only small marks were visible on the pistons and were easily removed. The next question was, how much compression ratio did I lose by knocking the carbon off of the pistons (yep, it was that thick)? Further parts removal, like the balancer, water pump, and timing chain cover, revealed the stock plastic timing gear was now a smooth wheel.
With the top half of the engine on the workbench, it was time for a game plan. Where do I go from here? Do I just replace the bad pieces and put it back together? Not hardly. I decided it was time to put at least a decent top end on the short-block. After all, the engine didn't use oil, had good compression, and the oil pressure was 45 pounds at idle. Nah, let's rebuild the top, add a few aftermarket pieces, and see what happens.
Planning For Improvements
First of all, we knew we needed to replace the exhaust valves. A quick check on the parts shelf netted the required pieces--no need to buy valves. The camshaft was the original piece with enough miles on it to make anyone wonder how many would be left. So we needed a cam. If we're changing the cam, we would need springs as well. With very little coaxing, we decided on a big stick. What about headwork? If we shave some metal off of the heads, we could bump up the compression a little. If we did a little port work, we could make them flow better. Decision made: Headwork was a must. What about the intake and carb? The intake we had been using was an Edelbrock Performer. While this is a good dual-plane intake for engines making power in the idle-to-5,500-rpm range, we wanted to twist this one a little farther than that. The carb we had was a Holley 4150 model with a 650-cfm flow rating from Holley's HP series. Decision: We needed to change the intake, but the carb could stay. We were planning to twist our 360 up to the 6,000-rpm range. With the stock rods and pistons, we thought that would be close enough to the edge without crossing the line into destruction. With that in mind, we decided on a camshaft from Lunati. Camshaft No. 07402 is a hydraulic flat-tappet piece with a 2,500-6,200 rpm range, a .285/.285 advertised duration, and .235/.235-degrees duration at .050. Lift comes in at a hefty .507/.507-inch, with a 104-degree centerline, and a 108-degree lobe separation. Let's not get into a debate whether it's streetable; that's what we chose. The Lunati we chose is comparable to the MP 509 stick, but has a little less duration at .050, with its .235 as opposed to the MP's .248.
Porting 101
The "J" heads that our 360 has are the same basic heads as the highly sought after "X" heads, with the exception of a 1.88 intake valve instead of a 2.02. Even with its fairly good airflow capabilities for an engine of this nature, a little port work consisting of gasket matching and removing some of the "pinch" at the pushrod location was about all we were going to do. To save a little money, I did the basic porting myself. Then the heads were given to Jerry Wilt at Wilt Engine Services in Lakeland, Florida. We had Jerry shave .020 inch from the deck surface. Any more than that and the possibility of intake alignment becomes an issue. We also needed the new valvesprings installed and the guides machined for new positive locking seals. The reason the guides needed machining was the stock valvesprings are a single spring and the Lunati springs for the new cam are a triple spring. Room needed to be made for the smaller inner diameter of the spring and the positive locking seals as apposed to the stock umbrella-type seals. Also, since we are using "seasoned" valves, a three-angle valve job wouldn't hurt either. We also got new retainers for the springs and then had Jerry assemble the whole mess.
Piecing The Puzzle Together
With all the pieces back at the shop, it was time to put it all back together. We first installed the Lunati cam and degreed it in according to the cam card. Next, we used Fel-Pro head gaskets (PN 1008) with a crush thickness of .039 between the block and the heads. The pistons are around .080 in the hole, and in hindsight, the MP Gaskets (PN P4120094) may have been a better choice. The MP gaskets have a crush thickness of .024-.028. That would have bumped the compression just slightly higher and helped the quench a little. With the heads bolted back on using the stock head bolts, the intake--a Weiand X-CELerator single-plane PN 7545--was gasket matched and installed. The X-CELerator is a good intake for the 1,500-7,000 rpm range, and the square-bore mounting flange meant we wouldn't need an adapter plate to mount the carb.
Was It Worth It?
After the engine was reassembled and put back in the car, it was time for some dyno thrashing. We spent the day at Norris Motorsports in Ocoee, Florida, on Mike's Dynojet chassis dyno. With some simple tuning, we had to settle for 292 hp. There is definitely more horsepower in the engine, and I think our cam choice may have something to do with these numbers. Not that the Lunati cam is the issue. On the contrary, our choice of a 235 duration at .050 is the factor; another time where the advise of the cam manufacturer should have been asked. On the plus side, when we upgrade to a better set of heads, this cam will be more at home. With our J heads sporting a 1.88-inch intake valve, there is definitely a bottleneck hampering the flow. We surmised this by the peak horsepower coming in at around 5,000 rpm. Our first pass gave us baseline numbers of 242.3 hp at 5,000 rpm, and the torque numbers were 284.1 lb-ft at 3,000. With some simple tuning, we increased those numbers to 251 hp at 5,000 rpm and 291 lb-ft of torque at 3,600. That's an increase of 9 hp and 7 lb-ft of torque. Minimal maybe, but when you factor in that the factory rated this engine at 255 hp at the flywheel, we increased the numbers at the rearend to mimic the factory flywheel numbers. If you factor in the parasitic loses through the tranny, the Gear Vendors unit, and the rearend, we did improve our little 360. We wanted to hit the spray while on the dyno, but I forgot to bring the guide that let me know what jets to install for each horsepower shot of nitrous. So, in the interest of not installing the wrong jets and melting down a piston, (or having a loud "ka-boom" come from under the hood), we left the 75hp jets in and gave it the old winder-up-and-try-it blast. This time, the junkyard engine responded with 292 hp at 4,900 rpm, and 367 lb-ft of torque at 3,300. Sure, the numbers may be a little soft, but keep in mind that the bottom-end of this engine is 30+ years old, and a beating is a beating. It handled it nicely. Next, maybe we should try a good set of heads, and let this seasoned veteran breathe a little better. Sounds like a plan to us.
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With the engine out of the car, we pulled the heads. It was painfullyobvious where our compression was going. All eight exhaust-valves werebent.We decided to disassemble the heads at home before giving them to Jerryat Wilt Engine Services for the refurbishing they needed.Since our engine retains the stock bottom end, a full-blown port andpolish would definitely be overkill. We simply gasket-matched the portsand removed some of the "pinch" in the pushrod location.We found eight exhaust valves on the shelf, and since the intake valveswere fine, we reused them. We cleaned them all up with a wire brush, andthen sent them to the shop with the heads.We checked our valve-to-piston clearance before making the plunge intoshaving the heads. With plenty of clearance, we had the go-ahead to cut.020 inch off. Cutting more than this means the possibility of intakeport and attaching bolt alignment issues.We used Fel-Pro head gaskets to seal the head to the block. This gasketgives us a .039-inch crush height. In hindsight, a Mopar Performancegasket, (PN P41200094) with a crush thickness of .024-.028, may havebeen a better choice.(A-above) With the cam installed, we finished buttoning up the block andinstalled the heads. (B-below) How many times have you wasted time trying tofind bolts to add the peripheral items to the engine? Hensley Racing hascome up with a complete stainless steel bolt kit to save time. The nicething about these bolts is you can paint them with the engine or notpaint them, and they won't rust.
The Weiand intake already has a 2.08x1.27-inch intake port and willsupport decent airflow. All we did was gasket-match the ports, andsmooth the transition out into the runner.The engine was painted and the intake was bolted on. AR Engineeringmakes the adjustable throttle bracket and we got ours from Magnumhp.com.The throttle bracket makes it easy to get the cable functioning properlyno matter what intake you have.With the engine back in, we traveled to Ocoee, Florida, and harassedMike Norris to let us use his chassis dyno. Being the nice guy he is, helet us strap it down and we hoped for the best.Our first pull on the dyno showed we were running really rich. The A/Fwas settling in at around 10.3-10.7. The jetting was 76 in the primaryand 79 in the secondary.After a couple of pulls getting the jetting where it needed to be, aWilson spacer was put to use under the carb. The 1-inch, four-holespacer netted us an extra 4 hp.


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Return to the Workforce with Ease.
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Returning to work while you have an infant/toddler baby is most often described by moms as stressful, difficult, emotional and exhausting. How could it not be? Suddenly you're facing new challenges, having new experiences, taking on new responsibilities (above the already staggering ones you maintain as a parent). Returning to the work force is the time when you begin to formally assert your independence from the family unit, dole our responsibilities and give up some (but not all) of your control. Sound scary? It doesn't have to be. When you are prepared it can be exhilarating and exciting. Follow my plan for returning to work and you will slide back into the workforce with confidence and grace.
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- In conjunction with your employer and partner, choose your start date;
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- Purchase a Mom Agenda Kitchen Folio or Calendar to track family schedules and appointments.
Two weeks before Returning to Work
Meet with your employer outside the office. Bring your Mom Agenda and a good pen (I recommend the new Sharpie Pen, its fantastic!). Determine back to work specifics such as:
- Hours of operations;
- Expected overtime;
- Meetings that might impact end of day pick-up at daycare; and,
- Vacation and Sick Day allowances.
If re-entering the same company
- Turn Over or New Employees (especially if they are yours);
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Meet with your caregiver. Bring your child. This is an information gathering visit lasting about an hour.
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I must admit, I didn't read through all the posts but my HR22 is somewhat okay at times but at other times, it slows to a crawl when advancing through the guide or changing channels. It seems like minutes (though I'm sure its much shorter) to move forward after a key press while in the guide or to change to another channel. Also, at times, the remote seems not to want to take in key presses very well and changes to channels I didn't want. In fact, I have two RC64R's and it happens to both.
I have several friends with Dish and they wonder why I would put up with this. Well I been with DTV for sometime and keep hoping it will improve.
So my question, if I upgraded to a HR24 or HR34 (assuming I could do that), would the performance improve significantly? My other option is obviously to go to Dish.
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2013-2014 Common Read featuring Tobias Wolff's novel Old School
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