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- 03-22-12 01:39 AM #1Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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Official NJMP April Meet and Greet, FUN DAY WITH FREE GIVE-A-WAYS
Hey Everybody!!
It's Craig "CadillacKid" again, getting ready for the April Spring Cadillac Owners Meet and Greet this year. I have teamed up with 2 awesome Cadillac Owners, CTS V Racers, and D3 Representatives, Alan and Marc. All 3 of us have been working on this since February, and it's finally time to spread the word! All 3 of us are planning to make this a great day with tons of great cars and great people and D3 GIVE-A-WAYS
Below are Very Important Details about the Meet and the Schedule of Events for this day, Please Read Carefully
Sunday, April 22nd 2012 @ NJMP (New Jersey Motor Park) is the site of the meet
Please plan on arriving between 8:45am-10:00am the latest as Alan and Mark are already there for the full weekend for their racing event. (What better time to see a D3 Modified car, own the track!......650 to the rear wheels.. just saying. haha) There will be a designated area for us to park together. Let them know when you are at the gates to be directed.
All Cadillac Forum Member Attendees will receive a Cadillac CTS V Racing T-Shirt, so a Head Count is necessary please!
D3 in California was amazing to us and went above and beyond! They threw in free gifts and we were lucky enough to have them throw in some AWESOME give-a-ways to members in attendance; TWO Members will even receive a FREE HYPERDRIVE PASS on the Lightning Track which includes a FREE 20 Min Ride on the Track with a Certified Instructor so you can put the Pedal to the Floor and let your Cadillac show you what she is capable of.
(Details Below) to win the HyperDrive Pass
Last Year we missed out on F1 Karting so that will be a plus for all of the members wanting to race and get their adrenalin pumping. Not only will we get a GROUP DISCOUNT for 10 or more racers, but THE WINNER of the final race of the day will be handed a prize from D3 California, plus bragging rights on the forum. So don't miss out! Cost to us will be around $25/person for a Day Race Pass for Karting.
A Cadillac Convoy to Dinner will be around 5:30pm at a local TGI Fridays, Ruby Tuesdays, Hooters, etc…. so everybody is on the road by 7pm as it is a work night
We will have a special area to park together again like at Englishtown in October, so that is a good time to meet new members, say hello to returning ones, or just carry on a conversation. A few tents near the parking will be set up as well for us to relax
GROUP DISCOUNT WILL ALSO BE PROVIDED based on number of members that want to take their Cadillac on the Road Course. Once Marc gets an official number of THOSE WHO ARE FULLY INTERESTED, we can get a group discount if we have enough members.
Marc, Alan and I have worked on this for a while and this is a meet and greet not to miss!! It will be filled with Cadillac's, Great People, Great Conversations and Great Prizes and Give-A-Ways.
Please Everybody, Bring your Wife, Children or Friends as this is a Family Event and will be a great way to start off the Spring and Summer!
Directions to NMJP are listed below as well as the website
8000 Dividing Creek Rd., Millville, NJ 08332
Please Email email@example.com with your answer to the question below. Only one entry will be accepted per member, Duplicate Entries are not allowed and your Final Answer will be based on the first email answer received. All correct answers from members will be placed in a drawing to determine the final winners. PLEASE ONLY ENTER if you plan on USING THIS PASS for your Car, Not to win it for a friend.
What are main composites of brake dust in the CTS-V? And what percent does each make up?
If you are also interested in the Group Rate for the Road Course, Please email email@example.com and please try to respond by April 4th if you can.
All other members attending the meet please just confirm in a post below like last year so we can have a Head Count for T-Shirts
Feel Free to contact any of us for any questions or Private Message @ CadillacKid12
firstname.lastname@example.com Craig
email@example.com D3 Representive Marc
firstname.lastname@example.com D3 Representive Alan
Hope to see you all there,
Thank You,
Craig, Marc, Alan
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I would like to race I just need to know a ballpark price before I say yes. For $200ish I'm in for $400ish I might need to pass.
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- 03-22-12 02:41 PM #4Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: Official NJMP April Meet and Greet, FUN DAY WITH FREE GIVE-A-WAYS
I would also like to race depending on the price.
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Hey ALL I am writing from 32000 feet in the air heading to LA heading for round 2 of the Cadillac Challenge over Kansas now.Nasa Racing cost for full day with instruction is $325 I will speak to NASA for discount and let everyone know on Monday so please let Craig or Marc know if interested the more drivers obviously less. Also do not forget although we are giving away the 2 hyperdrive you can also pay for that it is around $60. But I will post discounts after weekend.
Patriot Missile
Hyper Drive is a great way to experience an actual race track you have an instructor in the car with you for about 20 minutes driving at your own comfortable pace or NOT (really fast) and then you will most likely be hooked like I was and then we will all be hanging out racing together in the future. By the way I boogie around Lightning in the Patriot missile and when the it returns from D3 with more HP than last year and upgraded D3 suspension. It is going to be insane!!
Link Below from Lightning
Count me in. Just got my v in mid January and I think it would be great to hang out with a group of v enthusiasts for the day. Will have my wife with me. Hope to drop the kids off with someone before I come, but if not, is anyone planning on bringing their kids. I have a 12 yr old daughter and 9 yr old son. Just curious if there will be anything/anyone to entertain them for the day.
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Count me in !
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even for me.. thanks :/
Re: Official NJMP April Meet and Greet, FUN DAY WITH FREE GIVE-A-WAYS
Still planning on attending -- you have me on the list but just confirming!
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I will not be attending.
- 03-26-12 08:29 PM #14Originally Posted by CTSV Racing Marc
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I should be able to make it. Most likely will just be watching. Good chance to see some mods I will be looking to have installed in the very near future (after the meet).
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Just heard Kody Ingle will walk on at ISU.
Sorry if its been discussed already.
Not bad for a walk on.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
He definetly can shoot.
Little leary if he has a big 12 body but the shooting might make up for it. Good luck Kody, we know you'll work hard!
He had some smaller offers but he wanted to stay close to home because his mom has cancer. Hopefully she gets better! Welcome to ISU Kody
Starting to get a SEP walk-on pipeline to ISU. That's a great thing.
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Not a bad addition at this point. I bet he's as talented as Barnes.
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Good deal, watched Ingle play at State this year, looked like a good shooter then. Kinda weird that he's defecting from Drake, but I'll take it, especially with Colvin transferring.
Also, with Colvin now gone, why don't we offer him a schollie unless we have yet another schollie guard lined up in recruiting?
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Good walk on... no money spent and he may develop into a good role player off the bench.
could end up as a player, and cant complain since we got him for free... but why are we getting excited about a walk on? CAUSE OUR PROGRAM HAS FALLEN THAT FALL!!! too bad man...
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Just heard Kody Ingle will walk on at ISU.
Sorry if its been discussed already.
Good decision. He knows it's only a matter of short time that he'll be a starter.
Originally Posted by mr89ia
could end up as a player, and cant complain since we got him for free... but why are we getting excited about a walk on? CAUSE OUR PROGRAM HAS FALLEN THAT FALL!!! too bad man...
I'm not seeing the excitement level that you are imagining.
Seems like a good shooter, but so was Eik, but at least he's just walking on for now. Maybe whatever assistants McD brings in will be able to coach him up where he can be a productive player. The thing I liked best about the article in the Register linked above was when McD told the kid that he'd have a chance at a scholarship if he improves. That's stating the obvious. Why wouldn't you want to walk onto a program that has 6 scholarships to give out ever year due to player defections. It would make it much easier to get a scholarship that way. Congrats coach!
...Straight going donkey...
Can really shoot it...Barnes moves better and has better range.
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When I exit out at the end my putty window closes, most of the time. It seems to me that the sessions that do not close are sessions that I execute a zmcontrol stop and a zmcontrol start.
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Why not a 3-way trade to get something we actually want. I dont see Ainge wanting Butler or Bledsoe, though Bledsoe is a really good player we have the backcourt all set right now. So why not:
BOS: Al Jefferson
UTA: Butler, Bledsoe, Melo
I think all three teams do that trade. Of course if the Celtics ship out KG, there would likely be opportunities for Jet and Paul to end their careers elsewhere. Another 3-way with Jet and ORL to land Reddick for next year would be shweet. What do you think?


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A look inside one of Definitive Technology's best home theater speakers
Dave Bar has worked for Crutchfield since 1981. After a brief 23 year stint in the sales department, he now writes about home audio gear and camera equipment for Crutchfield's catalog and website. Dave has been hooked on electronics ever since putting together a 5-tube AM radio in his high school shop class, and still enjoys tinkering with stereos in his spare time. His interests include gardening, cooking, fishing, photography, and music.
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What you see when you look at the outside of a top-notch home speaker reveals only a fraction of the design and engineering that goes into it. To help you get a better understanding of what makes a high-performance speaker stand out from the crowd, we'll identify some of the various elements that go into one of the speakers we carry and explain how they make this speaker sound so good.
|The Definitive Technology CS-8060HD combines advanced driver technologies with a solid cabinet and built-in subwoofer to deliver superlative sound.
For our "test subject" we chose Definitive Technology's CS-8060HD center channel speaker. Why a center channel? Because in many respects it's the main speaker in a surround sound system, often handling 50% or more of the program material. With so much of your home theater's performance riding on the center, it's vital to choose a first-rate contender.
Sparkling clear highs
The '8060HD's pure aluminum dome tweeter is heat-treated to relax the crystal structure of the metal. It's then coated with a ceramic to help it produce crisp, extended highs that reveal subtle details and shimmer without a trace of edginess.
More support for less distortion
Most speakers use only a single surround to hold the cone in place. The midrange drivers in the CS-8060HD use a balanced double surround system (BDSS) that supports the cone at two points. This helps the cone remain far more stable as it moves back and forth, resulting in clearer, more accurate sound — even at high volume levels.
Linear Response Waveguide™
This speaker's unique, mushroom-shaped waveguide smoothes off-axis frequency response for broad, even dispersion and a more realistic sonic "image." That means everyone in the room gets to hear balanced sound with lifelike vocals and instruments, plus better movie special effects.
How about a sub with that center?
The CS-8060HD features an 8-inch subwoofer with a built-in 150-watt amplifier that powers and controls it for high-impact performance. This combo provides powerful, wide-range center-channel sound that blends seamlessly with your other home theater speakers.
Built like a tank for better sound
|Cutaway view of the CS-8060HD's cabinet.
All the speaker technology in the world would be wasted if you put it into a flimsy box. That's why Definitive devotes as much attention to the construction of their speakers' enclosures as any other part of their design. Thick walls, strong internal bracing, and separate sub-enclosures for the midranges and tweeters keep unwanted cabinet vibration and driver interaction to a minimum for the cleanest possible sound.
Meet the family
Whether you're looking for home theater thrills or startling musical realism, Definitive Technology has you covered. All of the voice-matched siblings in their BP speaker line share the same vault-like cabinet construction, advanced driver array, and thoughtful design to give you spacious, natural sound and serious low-frequency output. They are available in a wide range of sizes and prices to fit every budget and room.


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RIR keeps both race weekends for 2013
Officials from Richmond International Raceway today announced that the track will continue to host two NASCAR weekends in 2013. The events will be held April 26-27 and Sept. 6-7, with the September Sprint Cup Series race again serving as the final race before the 2013 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup (the circuit's playoff equivalent).
The total financial benefit to the region as the result of both weekends – each of which includes a Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series race – is more than $300 million, according to RIR officials.
"Bringing NASCAR back to Richmond International Raceway twice next year is huge for everyone in Greater Richmond," said RIR President Dennis Bickmeier. "The money being pumped into our economy twice a year makes a big difference in the livelihood of the 1.3 million people who call Greater Richmond home. Hotels, restaurants, grocers and many other locally owned businesses will benefit when NASCAR flocks to RIR."
Tickets for the April NASCAR weekend go on sale Friday, Dec. 7. Fans who purchased tickets to this month's NASCAR weekend at RIR will be receiving renewal invitations in October. Guests who renew receive a savings on each ticket purchased, opportunity to keep their seats and may add or relocate seats before the general public.
For details, visit http://www.rir.com or call 1-866-455-7223.
19th Annual Asian American Celebration planned May 21
Citizen Staff Reports 05/16/2016
The Asian American Society of Central Virginia will hold its 19th Annual Asian American Celebration on Saturday, May 21 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, 403 N. 3rd St. in Richmond, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
Sandston Founders Club honors Sydnor
The Founders Club of Sandston presented lifetime membership to Charles W. Sydnor at its 12th annual meeting last month.
Sydnor, who grew up in Sandston and later served as president of Emory and Henry College for eight years, was honored by Founder Club President Alice Taylor Baldwin at the April 23 event at Sandston Memorial Recreation Center. > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
DRPT to host public meeting in Henrico about future of transit
Business in brief
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Henrico-based Virginia Bankers Association announces scholarship recipients
2 Henrico students win Congressional Art Awards
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Donald Trump Would Be A Hilarious Addition To Dancing With The StarsJuly 31, 2015 01:35:22 by Stephanie Gustafson
Donald Trump's time on Celebrity Apprentice may have come to an end, but if the latest rumors on Twitter are to be believed, he already has another reality TV gig in the works: a stint on Dancing With The Stars! Apparently, ABC has expressed interest in adding the presidential candidate to its roster, in part because he's sure to attract plenty of attention.
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Oh No! Valerie Harper Rushed To The HospitalJuly 30, 2015 02:00:31 by Stephanie Gustafson
Valerie Harper impressed fans with her grace and bravery during her brief time on Dancing With The Stars, and since then, the actress has remained courageous in the face of a terrifying battle against brain cancer. Unfortunately, she is still very much plagued by poor health, as evidenced by her recent trip to the hospital.
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D.L. Hughley Compares Caitlyn Jenner To Mrs. DoubtfireJuly 19, 2015 09:15:48 by Stephanie Gustafson
Caitlyn Jenner has received the support of a variety of celebrities in the aftermath of her transition, but not everybody has been kind. Chris Brown caused quite the stir on Twitter when he referred to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star as a science project, and now, Dancing With The Stars alum D.L. Hughley has decided to also trash Caitlyn.
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Maddie Ziegler And Betsey Johnson Join Forces For Capezio Dancewear CollectionJuly 14, 2015 05:35:23 by Stephanie Gustafson
Crossovers involving Dance Moms and Dancing With The Stars have been plentiful as of late; examples include multiple DWTS guest performances from Maddie Ziegler, as well as Abby Lee Miller sparking outrage with her remarks about Meryl Davis' unpointed feet. Now, former DWTS contestant Betsey Johnson has joined forces with Maddie Ziegler. The result of this unexpected collaboration? An impressive new dancewear collection!
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Noah Galloway Dishes On Erin Andrews' Odd Reaction To His DWTS ProposalJuly 13, 2015 09:32:19 by Stephanie Gustafson
It's been over two months since Noah Galloway proposed to Jamie Boyd on live television, but people are still talking about Erin Andrews' odd response. At the time, it looked like the Dancing With The Stars host was rolling her eyes at the popular contestant, although she quickly took to Twitter to explain that she did not intend to cause offense. Always the gentleman, Noah did not take issue with Erin's response, and, in fact, continues to defend her two months later!
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Bummer! Caitlyn Jenner Turns Down Dancing With The StarsJuly 8, 2015 02:11:14 by Lisa Princ
Ever since the world was introduced to Caitlyn Jenner, there has been a lot of buzz as to what is next for her. And recently, there were some rumors floating around claiming that Caitlyn was asked to join the new season of Dancing With The Stars, but sadly, Jenner will not be lacing up her dance shoes for the upcoming season. Bummer…
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Sadie Robertson Releases Cute New Line Of Rain BootsJuly 8, 2015 11:51:37 by Stephanie Gustafson
Sadie Robertson dabbled in fashion before she joined Dancing With The Stars, and today, the Duck Dynasty gal remains as stylish as ever. She recently launched a super cute line of rain boots, all the while supporting a great cause: boots for kids in need!
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Cheryl Burke Steps Down As Miss USA Co-Host In Response To Donald Trump Immigration ScandalJuly 1, 2015 08:46:05 by Stephanie Gustafson
Donald Trump has already been kicked off of Celebrity Apprentice, but the consequences for his controversial stance on immigration aren't about to end there. Angered by Trump's comments, Cheryl Burke has decided that she no longer wants to be associated with his Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants.
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Bummer! Rumer Willis Suffers Multiple Stress Fractures During DWTS Live TourJune 26, 2015 12:00:35 by Stephanie Gustafson
Rumer Willis has enjoyed showing off her hottest moves on the Dancing with the Stars: Live! Perfect Ten tour, but unfortunately, the DWTS champ will now be forced to take a break, thanks to multiple stress fractures.
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Cheryl Burke Dishes On The One Dance Move She Has Yet To MasterJune 25, 2015 12:58:24 by Stephanie Gustafson
It's no secret that Cheryl Burke is an amazing dancer, but during her time on the new reality show I Can Do That, the Dancing With The Stars alum has proven that she is far more versatile than her fans on Facebook initially suspected. Who knew that the dancer could fit in so well with the Jabbawockeez? Unfortunately, there is one essential move that Cheryl still has not mastered — and this could be a major problem as she competes in the I Can Do That season finale.
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[College of Arts and Sciences]
Honors Graduation Designations
The faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences recognizes high academic achievement with the following honors designations:
Summa cum laude. Students graduating with degrees designated summa cum laude shall have maintained grade point averages of 3.9 or higher for all college-level work and for all work attempted at The University of Alabama.
Magna cum laude. Students graduating with degrees designated magna cum laude shall have maintained grade point averages of 3.7 or higher, but less than 3.9, for all college-level work and for all work attempted at The University of Alabama.
Cum laude. Students graduating with degrees designated cum laude shall have maintained grade point averages of 3.5 or higher, but less than 3.7, for all college-level work and for all work attempted at The University of Alabama.
In computing the grade point average, the minimum required averages of 3.9, 3.7, and 3.5 cannot be achieved by rounding. Averages are calculated for performance in all courses in which the student is enrolled prior to receiving the degree.
Visible recognition is accorded honors graduates during commencement ceremonies. Students graduating summa cum laude, magna cum laude, or cum laude wear honors stoles in the traditional colors of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Honor Societies
Alpha Epsilon Delta, an international premedical honorary, was founded at The University of Alabama in 1926. The society recognizes and encourages excellence in premedical scholarship; stimulates an appreciation of the importance of premedical education; promotes contacts and cooperation between medical and premedical students and educators; and uses its knowledge for the benefit of health organizations, charities, and the community. Advisor: Jeannie Thomley, 200 Clark Hall, (205) 348-5902.
Alpha Phi Sigma is the national criminal justice honor society that recognizes and promotes the scholastic achievement of undergraduate and graduate criminal justice majors. The requirement for membership is an overall GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate majors and 3.4 for graduate students in criminal justice. Advisor: Dr. Robert Sigler, 437 Farrah Hall, (205) 348-7795.
Alpha Psi Omega, a national theatre arts honorary, recognizes and encourages excellence in the theatre arts; promotes contacts and cooperation between theatre students, faculty from other campuses, and working professionals; and develops stronger ties between the University and the community. Requirements include an above-average scholastic record and significant artistic contributions. Advisor: Dr. Edmond Williams, 115 Rowand-Johnson Hall, (205) 348-5283.
Beta Beta Beta Biological Society is a society of students, particularly undergraduates. It has a threefold program: stimulation of scholarship, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. Advisor: Dr. Guy Caldwell, 125 Biology Building, (205) 348-9926.
Delta Phi Alpha, the national German honor society, recognizes students who have demonstrated academic excellence and exceptional interest in German language and culture. Minimum requirements for admission include completion of GN 112 or GN 201 (or equivalent) with a grade point average of 3.0 overall and 3.5 for German courses. Advisor: Dr. Barbara Fischer, 211 B. B. Comer Hall, (205) 348-5054.
Dobro Slovo, the national Slavic honor society, recognizes academic excellence in the study of Slavic languages, literatures, and cultures, and provides incentive for scholarly interest in Slavic life and culture. Requirements for admission include two years of Slavic studies with a 3.5 grade point average, an overall average of 3.0, and an active and continuing interest in the Slavic field. The Alpha Tau Chapter of Dobro Slovo at The University of Alabama (the first chapter in the state) was founded on December 5, 1976. Advisor: Mr. Andrew M. Drozd, 210 B. B. Comer Hall, (205) 348-5059.
Gamma Sigma Epsilon is the only national chemistry honorary for chemistry majors and chemical engineers. The major objectives of the fraternity are to increase interest and scholarship in chemistry and to promote friendship and the general welfare of chemists. Qualifications include a declared major in either chemistry or chemical engineering, 12 semester hours in chemistry, a 3.5 or higher GPA in chemistry, and a 3.0 or higher overall GPA. Advisor: Dr. Martin Bakker, 335 Lloyd Hall, (205) 348-9116.
Phi Alpha Theta is the national history honor society, whose purposes are to recognize and encourage excellence in the study of history. Advisor: Dr. George S. Williamson, 218 ten Hoor Hall, (205) 348-1864.
Election to Phi Beta Kappa is the highest scholastic honor granted to seniors. The oldest and most prestigious Greek-letter society in the country, Phi Beta Kappa recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement by students whose programs have consisted largely of arts and sciences courses contributing to a meaningful interpretation and understanding of our physical, social, aesthetic, and intellectual world. Advisor: Dr. Harvey Kline, (205) 348-5981.
Phi Kappa Phi recognizes and encourages superior scholarship in all academic disciplines. Admission is by invitation and requires nomination and approval by a chapter in accordance with the bylaws of both the chapter and the national society.
Pi Delta Phi is a national French honorary designed to recognize students who have shown a superior knowledge of French language, literature, and culture. Membership criteria are an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher; a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in French courses (beyond the intermediate level); and a minimum of one course in French literature or civilization. Advisor: Dr. Bruce Edmunds, 228 B. B. Comer Hall, (205) 348-5059.
Pi Kappa Lambda is dedicated to recognizing and honoring the scholastic and professional achievement of junior, senior, and graduate music majors. Election is based on academic achievement and excellence in performance. Advisor: Dr. Gerald Welker, Moody Music Building, (205) 348-8220.
Pi Mu Epsilon promotes scholarship and interest in mathematics. Invitation to membership is based on quantitative and qualitative achievement in mathematics and on general scholarship. Students must have completed 12 semester hours of calculus. Advisor: Dr. Jon Corson, 333-C Gordon Palmer Hall, (205) 348-1965.
Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society, seeks to recognize and stimulate productive scholarship and intelligent interest in the subject of government.
Psi Chi is a psychology honor society. In addition to sponsoring various academic and social activities throughout the year, it affords increased interaction with persons interested in psychological careers. Advisor: Dr. Leilani Greening, 348 Gordon Palmer Hall, (205) 348-5083.
Sigma Delta Pi was founded on the University campus in 1945 to honor those who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of the Spanish-speaking peoples; to honor those who strive to make the Hispanic contributions to modern culture better known to the English-speaking peoples; to encourage college and university students to acquire a greater interest in and a deeper understanding of Hispanic culture; and to foster friendly relations and mutual respect between the nations of Hispanic speech and those of English speech. Advisor: Dr. Michael Schnepf, 200 B. B. Comer Hall, (205) 348-5059.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national honor society for the earth sciences. The objective of the society is to promote the scholastic and scientific advancement of its members. Membership in Sigma Gamma Epsilon is intended for scientists and students of science whose primary concern is the study of the earth. Requirements for membership include a major in any branch of earth sciences, 12 semester hours in earth science, and a GPA of 2.67 or higher overall and of 3.0 or higher in earth science. Advisor: Dr. Rona Donahoe, 243 Bevill Building, and Dr. Nathan Green, 239 Bevill Building, (205) 348-5095.
Sigma Pi Sigma is a national physics honor society whose objective is to award distinction to students of high scholarship and promise of achievement in physics. Members must be juniors or seniors with a minimum of 12 hours in physics, with at least one semester at the University; an overall grade average of 3.0; and a minimum average in physics of 3.5 or 3.25 with at least 20 hours in physics. Advisor: Dr. Gary Mankey, 201 Gallalee Hall, (205) 348-3770.
Sigma Tau Delta, a national English honor society, aims to promote a mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellowship among its members. Advisor: Dr. Robert Halli, 129 Morgan Hall, (205) 348-8501.
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Circle the codes corresponding to all medicines taken by the child to treat the fever, both antimalarials and other types of medicines such as acetaminophen given during this illness. If the respondent cannot remember the names of all the medicines the child took, use the following approach to probe for the correct names of the antimalarial or other types of medicines taken: (1) Ask to see the package of leftover medicines; some households keep popular antimalarial and other medicines at home. (2) Use common brand names when asking the respondent about antimalarial medicines. If the medicine is an antimalarial but is not listed, circle 'H' and fill in the name in the space provided. If the medicine is another type of medicine, but is not listed, circle 'X' and fill the name in the space provided. If the mother/primary caretaker still doesn't know, circle 'Z'.


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WILMINGTON, Del. -Well here's a story you don't see every day: Police in Wilmington, Delaware arrested a guy they say was hiding drugs in his prosthetic leg.
According to police, they saw 51-year-old Jose Santiago yelling obscenities in the middle of the road on Friday.
Santiago had outstanding arrest warrants and police then took him into custody.
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|Cumming named to All-State list
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke High School senior Brett Cumming was recently named to the Class 1A All-State football team.
As reported in the Denver Post Sunday, Dec 23, Cumming is one of a few area players to earn All-State honors.
The Dragon tailback rushed for 1,559 yards and had a total 22 touchdowns as he helped his team reach the quarterfinal round of the Class 1A state playoffs.
Others on the offensive list include Koby Close, Dakoda DeFurio, Grahm Bachman and Daniel Carr, Buena Vista; Chadron Wenta, Monte Vista; Jake Lohr, Resurrection Christian; Cade Wasser, Cedaredge; Connor Beard, Hotchkiss; Cody Gay, Burlington; Thomas Groves, Wray; Dalton Risner, Wiggins; Nathan Baylor, Crowely County; Dan Kenney, C.S. Christian; and Javier Pena Estrada, Clear Creek.
Others on the defensive list include Austin McDonald, Del Norte; Jake Robl, Platte Canyon; Matt Sullivan and Cade Reinick, Wray; Chandler Dohe and Gavin Liggett, Limon; Jacobe Galley, Hotchkiss; Jacob Hasbrouck, Highland; Dustin Stracener, Carter Wasser and Dante Markley, Cedaredge; and Ryan Imber, Byers.
Carter Wasser of Cedaredge was named player of the year while his coach Brandon Milholland earned coach of the year honors.
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by Michael Hsu, 09/23/2014
(From left) Gantry Plaza and Water's Edge Restaurant photos by Julienne Schaer
Once an epicenter of manufacturing, Long Island City is now home to one of the City's most exciting art scenes. The neighborhood is dotted with turn-of-the-20th-century industrial buildings that have been transformed into galleries, museums and studios, and there's a fast-growing list of must-visit restaurants, shops and performance venues.
But the neighborhood is more than a great day trip. It's also an excellent place to stay. There are around two dozen hotels here (with more under construction), most built within the past few years, including major chains as well as boutique properties. Among them are Fairfield Inn New York Long Island City/Manhattan View, Holiday Inn Manhattan View - Long Island City, Wyndham Garden Long Island City/Manhattan View, Nesva Hotel – New York City Vista and Z NYC Hotel.
Best of all, getting to Midtown Manhattan from Long Island City is surprisingly fast. It's just one stop from Grand Central Terminal on the 7 train, cab fare is reasonable and some hotels offer free shuttle service to Manhattan or nearby subway stops. You can even travel by boat: the East River Ferry regularly serves the neighborhood straight from FDR Drive and East 34th Street.
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1976 Chevy Camaro - Power I Fuel Injection SystemWritten by Johnny Hunkins on September 24, 2008 The Powerjection I Fuel Injection System Breaks New Ground For Simplicity, Ease Of Installation, Price, And Tuning.
Every new car built since 1988 has had electronic fuel injection, so the novelty of swapping your muscle car over to EFI has long left the building. In fact, the battle lines between the EFI crowd and the carb crowd were drawn a long time ago, and each PHR reader probably has a well-defined opinion on the matter, and has discovered his or her own camp years back. Regardless of which faction you identify with, you're in for a big surprise with the Powerjection I EFI system by Professional Products.
The Powerjection I looks like a carburetor, and essentially installs like one. And like a carburetor, you don't need a laptop to drive off into the sunset. All that simplicity does come with a price, though: Dollar for dollar, the Powerjection system (which arguably encompasses way more than a carburetor) costs about four times what a nicely optioned 750-cfm modular 4150 double-pumper costs. Nevertheless, you will realize additional benefits for that extra dinero, such as superior cold start, idle, throttle response, and fuel economy. Moreover, your engine will retain the sex appeal of a carbureted induction setup, air cleaner and all.
Hardcore carburetor lovers will want to give the Powerjection a hard look. Unless you really just like messing with carbs, the seasonal ritual of rejetting and tweaking the tune-up just isn't part of the Powerjection's repertoire. Yet you won't need a computer for the Powerjection, either. A first in the standalone EFI market, the Powerjection's computer is self-learning, and needs no laptop. We were extremely skeptical of this claim, and decided to experience it firsthand using our '76 Camaro, Project g/28, as a guinea pig. Not only did the Powerjection fire up and settle down to a perfect idle with the first turn of the ignition switch, we quickly discovered how well-mannered it was on the street relative to our old 750-cfm double-pumper.
The self-learning computer is the key to the whole cost/benefit equation. Professional Products employs a wide-band oxygen sensor that makes it all possible (you must have the requisite bung welded to your exhaust). This feeds data to a small on-board control module called the EMS. The EMS has been preprogrammed to seek out a 14:1 air/fuel ratio at cruise, and a 12.5:1 air/fuel ratio at wide-open throttle. When the system is fired up the first time, the EMS rapidly makes corrections to the fuel delivery throughout the load map until all the operating cells are filled. As a variety of driving conditions are encountered, additional data is stored and/or updated. Within a period of about a half hour, all programming is completed, and you never break out the laptop once! All you do is drive around, which is what you were going to do anyway. As a side note, users have the option of connecting to the EMS via a USB cable. This allows you to reset the air/fuel ratio targets to your liking.
From a simplicity standpoint, we like how the Powerjection allows the user to retain his or her existing carbureted manifold. (Currently, the 4150-style bolt pattern is the only one supported.) And while it might not seem like a big deal at first blush, the Powerjection is the only aftermarket EFI system that doesn't require a fuel return line (applications up to about 550 hp). This is huge, and will save you at least a half-day's work over all the competing EFI systems. Your existing throttle cable and linkage are also retained.
As with other EFI conversions, there is also the obligatory mounting of a computer (in this case, the EMS), the installation of sensors (coolant temp, MAP, oxygen sensor, fuel pressure, tach), the routing of preterminated harness wires (power lead, computer, fuel pump control, sensor leads, idle air control), and the installation of a fuel pump.
We came to the table ready for the possibility that this EFI swap could be a lot of hassle for a minimum benefit. We even hedged our bet by saving the old carb and fuel pump, just in case we needed to quietly put it back on. (Because it's so easy to swap back to a carb, that in itself makes it perfect for skeptics.) Right from the get-go, we noticed a difference. We'd grown accustomed to nursing the throttle on start-up with the carb, but the Powerjection started right up without touching the gas pedal once. When pulling away from a stop, we were able to drive it like a newer EFI car-once again, no pumping or pampering the throttle to get rolling. Once moving, the throttle response was noticeably sharper-and our old double-pumper had been no slouch in that area. But we were really sold on the conversion when we hit the gas pump the first time, and bumped up our fuel economy from 17 mpg to a little over 18 mpg.
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The Powerjection I was previously known as the RetroTek BossEFI. Professional Products knows a good thing when they see it, and acquired RetroTek last year. The unit we opted to install on our Vortec 350 small-block was the die-cast, satin-finish 750-cfm model (PN 70000). We were easily able to find this model for sale online for under $2,000.A view from the bottom reveals the Powerjection's true nature: Four 60 lb/hr injectors can safely feed 550 hp, and are hidden in faux "float bowl" covers. Note the black harness between the injectors on the right: This fuel pressure sensor helps the EMS computer manage the system's fuel pump. This allows the fuel system to be returnless, thus making installation much easier.Installation is simply a matter of unbolting your old carburetor, and bolting the Powerjection on. No manifold swap is required and the unit comes tested and preassembled. If you have an automatic, you'll need one more step for mounting the transmission kickdown.We reused our old throttle cable and throttle linkage. There are two mounting options on the throttle bell crank; we chose the low-leverage position since the throttle shaft springs in the new EFI throttle body are lighter than the old carb.The EMS computer controls the Powerjection, and needs to be mounted in a cool, dry place. We chose this out-of-the-way location behind the dash on the passenger-side firewall.Once you know where your EMS computer will be mounted, find (or make) a small hole in the firewall to fish the computer harness through. We used a preexisting hole that had a factory plug. One of the first things you'll then do is find a good place on the engine to attach the ground wire.The Professional Products Crosswind intake manifold on Project g/28 has two tapped bosses for coolant sensors-the front one was being used for our Auto Meter coolant temp gauge, so we used the second one near the firewall to mount the EFI coolant temp sensor. Note that you'll need to disconnect the battery and drain the coolant before starting.The 1-bar MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor was then mounted high on the firewall near our harness passage. The harness connections for all the sensors are preterminated-just snap them on as you go through the installation checklist.
We didn't leave the wiring this way, but we wanted to show you how all the extra harness length was nicely gathered and zip-tied together. Note the small red box, which is the signal conditioner for the wide-band oxygen sensor. The entire bundle was then snugged under the dash and tied up. Note the USB cable on the floor. We're leaving this under the floor mat in case we want to reset the air/fuel ratio targets for the self-programming function.Every induction system, be it carbed or EFI, needs some way to get fuel. Fortunately, we were able to reuse the factory feed line since our Vortec 350 (see "Budget Sledgehammer," December 2006) topped out at 447 on the DTS engine dyno. You won't need to plumb a return line unless you're making over 550 hp. Professional Products makes a return fuel line kit (PN 70106, $324.50) which has 25 feet of -6AN braided line, a selection of 24 AN fittings, a regulator, and prefilter. Most people use it as a feed line, and convert the factory feed line to a return line.Don't be confused by the four-link Air Ride Technologies AirBar suspension in our '76 Camaro. The Powerjection fuel pump installation won't be any different in stock leaf-spring cars. The new pump is mounted to the chassis and the wiring is connected to the EMS via the supplied harness. The pump (and prefilter) tap into the existing factory fuel line.After connecting all the sensors and actuator harnesses, replacing the coolant, and hooking up the battery, you're ready to fire it up. At this point, it's just been started, and Ken Farrell of Professional Products is adjusting the idle screw. The great thing about the Powerjection is that it senses the change in rpm, and resets the internal idle target to the adjustment you just made. That's just the opposite of what most EFI systems do, which try to take all your adjustments back out through the idle control valve. Notice the difference? You're telling the computer what to do, not the other way around.


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I am in the IT department for my organization and we use Zimbra connector for outlook. outlook is 2007.
We have been noticing a large number of user's computer chatting with the zimbra server to the tune of 10-45GB of data each day. They have a 2GB mailbox quota. Reinstalling the zimbra connector and re-creating the mail profile seems to help on a per user basis, but as you can imagine this can take a lot of time to do for a 800+ user organization.
Can anyone offer any suggestions? Also, and this is perhaps related, some users' ZDB file is many times larger than their mail quota. we have thought they are possibly corrupt and perform the same steps listed above to bring the ZDB file in line with the amount quota used....it's almost as if users are deleting mail out of outlook, but the mail isn't leaving the ZDB file? Could the connector or server be trying to sync this"deleted" email causing the excessive network chatter?
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This Sunday's 60 Minutes had a griping segment on the failure of our health care system in dealing with mental illness. In it a women's support group related the experiences of their loved ones being denied care, often with tragic consequences. Time and again they blamed insurance companies for denying coverage. The majority of Americans get their health insurance from their employers who purchase plans in the "for profit" private enterprise system we Americans hold sacred. Employers buy coverages that align with their "for profit" objectives or their budgetary constraints. Some plans are rich in benefits but most not so much. People are quick to blame the insurance company when coverage is denied. This is "shooting the messenger". Usually when coverage is denied, people are just getting what they or their employer paid for. The "message" is that whenever the profit motive of employers and their insurance carrier is the driving force in designing and administrating health care benefits, patients often don't get what they really need. The US healthcare system is the most expensive in the world delivering mediocre results. Many parts are an unfettered monopoly with no competition or pricing constraints. Profit is king not the patient. We need a universal health care single payer system in our country where policy is determined by "we the people" and not by a private enterprise. When this happens, we will be the last first world country to finally figure this out.
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a Backup to tape...(duh).
1 Backup to disk for useability.
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1970 Chevrolet C10 Metal Shaving - Clean-ShavenWritten by on November 23, 2011 Metal Shop - Part 2
We began the metal part of our project truck makeover by smoothing out the gas filler area on our 1970 Chevy C10. In this second installment, we will clean up our original fenders by removing the factory side marker lights. There were several options that were available to us on this. The easiest would have been to contact an aftermarket company like Brothers Trucks (www.brotherstrucks.com) and order a set of 1967 replacement fenders (part number FF67F00), which come with the side marker lights already deleted, and list for under $150 each. Our original fenders were in good shape and already had fairly good alignment so we chose to retain the factory metal, and just metal work the marker lights out. We turned again to the folks at Strange Daze Rods and Customs in Forney, Texas, to work their magic. Danny and Kim Day do such a great job over there that when they are finished working the metal, we won't have to use any plastic filler. Keep in mind that this takes time and time equates out to more money, so weigh your options. It also needs to be said that with a little practice, patience and some basic welding skills, you could do this in your own garage. CCT
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Here is our factory fender, removed from the truck. In order to give our project truck a clean look, we will shave the marker lights on both fenders. First, Danny from Strange Daze, grabs an air sander and grinds down the area that we are going to work on.Next, Danny grabs a can of Nissen blue layout fluid (also known as machinist dye - www.nissenmarkers.com), this will help us to mark our area to be cut out on the fender.There are many methods to mark the line, but Danny prefers using either a dial caliper or a metal protractor. We are going to set the dial caliper at 0.0250" (1/4-inch).We run the dial caliper around the marked light area which scribes a line into the blue machinist dye.
Now we need to make our filler piece, so we grab a piece of 18-gauge steel and spray some blue machinist dye on it again.We place the filler piece behind the fender and using a metal scribe, etch an outline onto the metal.
Danny begins tacking the piece in by moving from one side to the other, in a slow manner so as to not warp the metal.During the process we use a metal dolly (under the filler piece) and hammer (on top) to make sure the area remains flat.To remove a low spot in a sheetmetal work piece, Danny will use a slapper on top of the metal and a steel dolly underneath to raise the area as required in the direction illustrated on the panel.To remove a low spot in a sheetmetal work piece, Danny will use a slapper on top of the metal and a steel dolly underneath to raise the area as required in the direction illustrated on the panel.Next, he grabs the can of machinist dye and sprays it over the area. Again, this will help in finding any high and low spots.
As a final check Danny runs his fingers over the metal, his years of experience will tell him whether the area is smooth or not.Satisfied, Danny loads the DA sander with 80-grit sandpaper, which is used to take out the scratches and file marks on our filler piece.Our fender is now complete and ready for final sanding and primer. As you can see, it will require very little body filler.


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