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Yep! I like that they say Cyclones on them too
I am kind of in between. They are ok, don't love them don't hate them.
I voted no, but I guess I was thinking that they're not my favorite, I don't necessarily dislike them. I don't really care what color they wear as long as they don't play like dog poop.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Love them because they are different. Wearing the same thing every game gets boring, I like change. I think we should wear these at home more than the whites.
Now if we win tonight I will ******* LOVE EM!
Shouldn't they be more Gold than Yellow?? They are alright though...
I actually am a huge fan of our away jerseys. The Cardinal unis look fantastic. However, I actually prefer the gold jerseys over the home whites (outside of the fred hoiberg era jerseys).
I voted yes in that I do like them. I may be the only one that is indifferent on the "grey" concept we are supposedly working into the rotation.
"Die rebel scum" - Paul Rhoads
meh. i like their cardinal ones better.
I prefer Cardinal or White. I've never been a fan of any team wearing gold. A big win tonight could help change my mind though.
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Has ISU won a game in them yet?
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
Voted no. I try not to be superstitious but anyone remember what happened in Vegas? Bring it on with the jinx hate
White best, Gold close 2nd, Cardinal 3rd.
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KLEM Local Schedule (week of January 17)
MONDAY RESULTS - January 17
(girls) Le Mars beat West Sioux 1640 to 1268 (HIGH SERIES: Danielle Hystad of Le Mars with a 371)
(boys) Le Mars beat West Sioux 1697 to 1414 (HIGH SERIES: Cody Wurth of Le Mars with a 382)
(G) Le Mars (5-7) 57 Sioux City West 52
(B) Le Mars (9-2) 86 Sioux City West 42
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars swept a makeup doubleheader from Sioux City West Monday night at Carey gym, 57-52 in the girls game and 86-42 in the boys game. The twinbill was postponed back on December 11th by a blizzard. In the girls game, Le Mars rallied from a ten-point third quarter deficit to win for the second time since the Christmas break. Carolyn Ahlers scored all three of her field goals in succession in the final 2 1/2 minutes of the game to put Le Mars in front. Emily Anderson's three-point bucket drew the Lady Bulldogs within one at 47-46 and Ahlers first basket made it 48-47. Le Mars never trailed again. Erica Westhoff hit a free throw with 15 seconds to play to extend the lead to 55-52 and Anderson added two more foul shots with ten seconds left to complete the scoring. Leah Clement led a balanced Le Mars scoring attack with 13 while Anderson had 12 and Westhoff 11. Ahlers had seven for the night. Khyrie Johnson of West led all scorers with 20. There were 53 fouls called in the game and a combined 70 foul shots taken. The two teams combined to miss 35 of those attempts. Le Mars improves to 5-and-7.
In the boys game, Le Mars sprinted to a 51-26 halftime lead and cruised to a 44-point win. For the fourth straight game, the clock was running in continuous mode by the end of the night due to the 35-point rule. Judd Herzberg and Austin Homan led the Bulldogs with 14 points each and Paxton Strub added 12. The Bulldogs are 5-and-0 since the holiday break and 9-and-2 for the season. Le Mars travels to Storm Lake Tuesday for Lakes Conference action. The games will be carried on KLEM.
TUESDAY RESULTS - January 18
(G) Le Mars (6-7/4-4) 39 Storm Lake 28
(B) Le Mars (10-2/7-1) 76 Storm Lake 70
(G) Hinton 47 Gehlen Catholic (8-5) 42
(B) Gehlen Catholic (10-3) 58 Hinton 43
(G) Akron-Westfield 42 Remsen-Union 25
(B) Remsen-Union 68 Akron-Westfield 62
(G) Alta/Aurelia 65 Kingsley-Pierson 37
(B) Kingsley-Pierson 72 Alta/Aurelia 69
(STORM LAKE) -- Le Mars swept a Lakes Conference doubleheader at Storm Lake Tuesday night, winning the girls game 39-28 and the boys game 76-70. In the girls game, Le Mars took the lead for good by midway through the first quarter and built a 15-point cushion by the third quarter. The Tornadoes closed to within seven late in the game before falling to 0-and-11 with an eleven point loss. Although the winning margin was considerably less than the 50-point margin of their December 7th meeting in Le Mars, the Lady Bulldogs seemed to be in control of the contest for much of the night. Emily Anderson led Le Mars with 14 points and Carolyn Ahlers added 10. Le Mars takes a 6-and-7 mark to George-Little Rock Thursday for a makeup jv/varsity doubleheader.
In the boys game, Le Mars nearly blew a 16-point lead as Storm Lake battled back to within one point with four minutes to play before the Bulldogs made enough plays down the stretch to earn their sixth straight win. Le Mars hit 19-of-27 foul shots while Storm Lake was 3-of-7 on the line. The Bulldogs have now won ten in a row against the Tornadoes, including a 21-point win earlier this season. Paxton Strub led Le Mars in scoring Tuesday with 23 points while Austin Homan had 20 and Jordan Eisma added 16. Pal Deng had 23 for Storm Lake. The Bulldogs improve to 10-and-2 for the season and 7-and-1 in Lakes Conference play. That keeps Le Mars tied for the league lead with Western Christian and Emmetsburg. Le Mars hosts Spirit Lake Friday night at Carey gym.
(LE MARS) -- The number-eight rated Hinton girls escaped an upset bid by Gehlen Catholic to win 47-42 Tuesday night in Le Mars as Mallory Thoreson netted 24 points and Ashton Moody dropped in 15 for the Blackhawks. Katelin Langel led Gehlen with 14 and Steph Rohe added ten. Gehlen trailed 41-30 after three quarters before battling back to within five by game's end. Hinton beat Gehlen by 24 in December.
In the boys game, Gehlen swept the season series with a 58-43 win over Hinton, pulling away in the fourth quarter after leading by just five heading into the final period. Trevor Bouma had 17 for the Jays and Michael Whitehead 13. Jason Vander Kooi had 11 for the Blackhawks.
The Gehlen girls drop to 8-and-5 for the season while the Gehlen boys improve to 10-and-3. The Jays travel to Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Friday for War Eagle Conference play.
THURSDAY RESULTS - January 20
Emmetsburg & Estherville/Lincoln Central at Le Mars - POSTPONED TO FEB. 1
(G) George-Little Rock 61 Le Mars (6-8) 52
(G) Remsen-Union 62 Kingsley-Pierson 46
(B) Kingsley-Pierson 67 Remsen-Union 48
(G) Akron-Westfield 55 Alcester-Hudson 39
(B) Akron-Westfield 55 Alcester-Hudson 38
(GEORGE) -- The George-Little Rock girls built a 19-point lead through three quarters before having to hold off a fourth quarter rally by Le Mars to win 61-52 in George Thursday night. The game was make-up from a January 11th postponement. Molly Renken had a career-high 16 points to lead the Le Mars scoring with Emily Anderson adding 14. Karlee Stubbe led the Mustangs with 17. Le Mars falls to 6-and-8 for the season and returns to Lakes Conference action Friday, hosting Spirit Lake. The Le Mars JV ran their record to 14-and-0 with a win on Emily Pick's last second three-point bucket.
FRIDAY RESULTS - January 21
(G) Spirit Lake 59 Le Mars (6-9/4-5) 52
(B) Le Mars (11-2/8-1) 61 Spirit Lake 48
(G) Gehlen (9-5/6-1) 51 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 38
(B) Gehlen (11-3/6-1) 54 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 44
(G) Akron-Westfield 37 Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 27
(B) Akron-Westfield 59 Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 42
(G) Hinton 63 Unity Christian 31
(B) Unity Christian 66 Hinton 44
(G) Spalding Catholic 65 Remsen-Union 61, overtime
(B) Remsen-Union 61 Spalding Catholic 53
(G) West Sioux 53 Remsen St. Mary's 41
(B) West Sioux 45 Remsen St. Mary's 40
(LE MARS) -- The Le Mars Bulldogs extended their winning streak to seven in a row with a 61-48 Lakes Conference win over Spirit Lake Friday night at Carey gym. Jordan Eisma led a balanced attack with 16 points, Paxton Strub had 15 points with Judd Herzberg adding another 14 and Austin Homan contibuting 10. Mitch Peschon led all scorers with 18 for the Indians. The Bulldogs led 29-23 at halftime but extended the lead to 14 after three periods of play. Le Mars improves to 11-and-2 on the season and 8-and-1 in the conference. The victory keeps the Bulldogs tied for first place with Emmetsburg and Western Christian. Emmetsburg comes to Carey gym Tuesday night and Le Mars travels to Hull to meet Western next Friday night.
In the girls game Friday night, Spirit Lake got 24 points from sophomore sensation K.J. Veldman and 19 from Leah Hilpipre to power their way to a 59-52 win over the Lady Bulldogs. Emily Anderson and Molly Renken had eleven each for Le Mars. The game was close throughout with Spirit Lake leading 24-21 at halftime and 43-35 entering the fourth quarter. The loss drops Le Mars to 6-and-9 for the season and 4-and-5 in Lakes Conference play.
(HARTLEY) -- Gehlen Catholic swept a War Eagle Conference doubleheader against Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Friday night in Hartley. The Gehlen girls led most of the way in posting a 51-38 victory over H-M-S. The Lady Jays ran off 16 straight points in the second quarter to erase a 15-14 decicit and led 30-16 at halftime. Steph Rohe had a career-high 20 points to pace the Gehlen scoring attack while Amber Timmins added another 18 to the winning cause. Hollee Mohni had 16 for the Hawks. Gehlen improves to 9-and-5 for the season and 6-and-1 in the W-E-C.
In the boys game, Gehlen opened up a 17-point second half lead before settling on a ten-point victory, 54-44 over Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Friday. The Jays led 27-20 at the half but after holding the Hawks to just two free throws in the third quarter the Jays extended the advantage to 35-22. The lead reached 39-22 early in the fourth quarter. Zach Wurth had a career-best 18 points for the Jays with Taylor Wurth and Eric Loutsch collecting eleven each. Cody Leng led H-M-S with 14. Gehlen improves to 11-and-3 for the season and 6-and-1 in the War Eagle Conference.
Gehlen returns to action Tuesday with a girl/boy twinbill at Remsen-Union. Coverage on KLEM begins at 5:55.
SATURDAY RESULTS - January 22
Le Mars went 1-and-4 in the Bishop Heelan Dual Team Tournament Saturday and finished 9th
LOGAN-MAGNOLIA 74 LE MARS (2-7) 0 (no Bulldog winners)
GLENWOOD 57 LE MARS (2-8) 18 (Bulldog winners: Mason Cook at 119# by a decision, Zach at 145# by a fall, J.D. Steen at 215# by a decision and Chris Stevenson at 285# by a fall)
SIOUX CITY EAST 54 LE MARS (2-9) 27 (Bulldog winners: Mason Cook at 119# by a fall, Quinton Vore at 135# by a fall, Tyler Gries at 140# by a fall, Zach Reed at 145# by a fall and Chris Stevenson at 285# by a decision)
LINCOLN EAST 58 LE MARS (2-10) 24 (Bulldog winners: Quinton Vore at 135# by a fall, Chris Hiserote at 171# by a fall, J.D. Steen at 215# by a fall and Chris Stevenson at 285# by a forfeit)
LE MARS (3-10) 66 HINTON 9 (ninth place match) (Bulldog winners: Mason Cook at 119# by forfeit, C.J. Sinnger at 125# by a fall, Chris Hamann at 130# by a fall, Quinton Vore at 135# by a fall, Tyler Gries at 140# by a fall, Zach Reed at 145# by a fall, Brandon Kellen at 152# by a fall, Armondo Morales at 160# by a fall, Mitchell Timp at 189# by a fall, J.D. Steen at 215# by a fall and Chris Stevenson at 285# by a forfeit)
The Le Mars girls topped an eight-team field at Sweet 16 Lanes in Le Mars Saturday with a 2514 team score. OA/BCIG was second followed by Council Bluffs T-J, Sioux City East, Sergeant Bluff-Luton, Sioux City North, Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn and Sioux City West. Sara Muckey of Council Bluffs T-J had the top series score with a 433 with Le Mars holding down the next three places .. Ashley Rolfes 405, Danielle Hystad 360 and Kayla Crippen 356. Susie Haack finished sixth with a 345 for the Lady Bulldogs.
Council Bluffs T-J won the boys meet with a 3024 with Sergeant Bluff-Luton finishing second, OA/BCIG third and then Sioux City North, Sioux City East, Sioux City West, Le Mars (7th) and Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn. Cody Selig of Sergeant Bluff-Luton had the top series score with a 459. Justin Prieksat of Le Mars finished sixth with a 413.
(B) Hinton 62 Trinity Christian 54
(G) Spalding Catholic 44 Kingsley-Pierson 26
(B) Kingsley-Pierson 62 Spalding Catholic 52
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In a year when I discovered MANY record labels to fall in love with, one rose to the top of my pile more frequently than any other. That record label is Cascine.
The past few years we've witnessed the complete collapse of entire industries before our very eyes – but few have collapsed more than the music industry. While I agree that piracy has contributed to the decline of album sales, I honestly think that the record labels are continuing to overlook one major fact: The music they release is SHIT – which is why this is an exciting time to be an independent label, an independent artist and an entrepreneur.
That's where Cascine comes in..
Cascine was founded by Jeff Bratton, a massive music fan with a unique ear for top quality music. In fact, the thing that I love MOST about Cascine is that each artist represents a fresh take on a sliver of music history as opposed to a 'movement.' (Example: Grunge was a movement – Trip Hop was a sliver.)
Many of the artists signed to the label belie most stereotypes, genre-wise. An example is one of my favorite bands signed to Cascine, Shine 2009, i.e., two white Finnish dudes who make Paula Abdul-style pop circa 1991. But Shine 2009 are just one example of a label whose diversity is only outdone by the quality of the music they release. Pandr Eyez bring to mind Aalyiha as the lead singer of Portishead; while Selebrities are Joy Division with a female lead singer, and Chad Valley is the Beach Boys through the sonic eyes of 2011.
That's what makes Cascine so great. They have an ear for contrast that's unlike any other label I've heard in years. My emotions run the gamut while listening to each of their artists individually; while collectively their artists take me on journeys around the world through snapshots of music history; telling the story in their own unique way and with their own spin.
If you are a true fan of music – the history, evolution and future – pay attention to Cascine, the most exciting record label to come around in years. Check out 10 of my favorite songs released by Cascine in 2011 below.
1. Selebrities "Into The Night"
2. Shine 2009 "Public Exposure"
3. The Whendays "Namnlos"
4. Pandr Eyez "Leave Me Here"
5. Chad Valley "Fast Challenges"
6. Southern Shores "Grande Comore"
7. Wintercoats "Blood Prints"
8. Chad Valley "Shell Suite"
9. Jensen Sportag "Gentle Man"
10. Wintercoats "The Sea Change"


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January is coming to a close, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on some recent happenings.
This past week was certainly eventful. Unfortunately, President Obama was coronated…er, inaugurated again for a second term. He called for communitarianism (basically, more class warfare policies) and made the same rallying cry for more "hope and change." He still isn't taking responsibility for adding over $6 trillion dollars in debt in his first term, and he's overstepping his constitutional duties with respect to guns, immigration, and recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board (which SCOTUS just ruled unconstitutional), to name a few. There are too many absurd policies and things to list, but you should grasp how disastrous this administration's policies are and will continue to be these next four years. Oy vey!
On a more positive note, conservatives had something to celebrate this week. Although January 22, 2013, marked 40 years since that tragic and unfortunate Roe v. Wade ruling, which legalized abortion, over 500,000 Americans-mostly young people-descended to the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Friday to champion life.
I went down to the National Mall with my co-workers to recruit students to our Campus Leadership Program. This being my first March for Life event, I couldn't help but feel overjoyed by the sight of hundreds of thousands of fellow pro-lifers from all walks of life coming together for this important occasion.
Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss and for being a philanthropist to my alma mater UCSD, had this to say about life: "A person's a person, no matter how small." May we continue to change the culture of death into one that champions life. L'chaim!
Yesterday I exercised my Second Amendment rights with my two good friends Celia Bigelow (think "gun girl" who appeared on the Piers Morgan Show recently) and Ron Meyer at Blue Arsenal Range in Chantilly, VA. The place was packed with many people rightfully scared by this administration's plans to undermine Second Amendment rights. Americans still regard the right-to-bear arms as an unalienable right, and we're not going to allow them to undermine it.
It's undeniable that girls want to have guns. This is me shooting a CZ 75 9mm pistol – a semi-automatic handgun. And yes, shooting is fun – try it!
And no end to a great week would be complete without crashing an event and seeing all your blogger/Twitter friends there.
Several of my friends and I ventured to Woodley Park in Washington, D.C., to meet up with some friends in town for the National Review Institute and soon enough, a party was underway at the hotel bar. It was great running into people and seeing good friends like Orit Sklar and Courtney Mattison there. (It was also nice finally meeting Matthew Vadum, John La Rosa, and Brad Marston.)
One of the highlights from last night? #UnsustainableBarTab and schmoozing. Gotta love being a part of the conservative blogger community.
Mark Steyn came sat down at our table, so we felt inclined to approach him about taking a picture with us. He obliged and offered this epic pose. Pretty awesome, right?
…And then a group of us photo-bombed Jonah Goldberg.
A drunk Dutchman who works for a conservative nonprofit (who shall remain nameless) crushed my Lithuanian amber ring, which kind of sucked. Amber is priceless and he just dismissed it as, "Oh, well, I have a forceful handshake."
When I asked him about Lithuania in relation to European politics, he scoffed and said, "Is Lithuania a country?" I answered, "It regained its independence in 1991." Unlike Palestine, which has yet to be discovered, Lithuania is not a mythical place. I must confess, it was fun outsmarting a European scholar. But I digress…
This great night wouldn't have been possible without the legendary Robert Stacy McCain (American Spectator/The Other McCain). Thank you for always looking out for us young conservatives and showing us a good time. Thanks, Stacy!
And most of all, this weekend was made possible because good friends like Matt Vespa and Liz Thatcher. (Huntington gang for life!)
This week, I'll be meeting with students up in the frigid Northeast. You're welcome to follow my musings on Twitter @Gabby_Hoffman. Expect more articles and blog posts in the coming days and weeks.
May you have a wonderful rest of January!


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For the quirky reader, try "The Life-span of a Fact" by John B'Agata and Jim Fingal, about the fascinating middle ground between truth and almost truth.
For me, I am buying two books. One is "When I Was a Child I Read Books" by Marilynn Robinson. She is a beautiful writer, and I know these essays will speak to me.
The other is a book of poems by Mary Oliver, "A Thousand Mornings." My favorite is:
I go down to the shore in the morning
And depending on the hour the waves
Are rolling in or moving out,
And I say, oh, I am miserable,
What shall…
What should I do? And the sea
In its lovely voice says:
Excuse me, I have work to do.
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Cylinder Heads - Light HeadedWritten by on April 3, 2013
When considering engine performance, if anything has been a game changer, it is the advancement in cylinder heads. Back in the '60s and '70s, and even the '80s, the average street machine's engine typically wore the same iron heads the engine left the factory with. In those days, the typical hot-street cylinder heads might have received a three-angle valve job and a set of springs to match a hotter cam. Sure, there were some serious performance cylinder heads, like the famous iron W2 small-block units from Direct Connection, but the vast majority of street engines ran stock production heads. These days, aftermarket cylinder head choices are broader than ever, and given the potential performance gains versus the cost, they offer an excellent value compared to rebuilding old factory iron. Aftermarket cylinder heads are available in aluminum and iron construction. While there are iron heads that definitely offer a performance advantage over the factory units, we will save that discussion for another day. Our focus here is on the street/strip style aluminum aftermarket heads that will bolt onto a factory 59-degree engine block.
When considering an upgrade in cylinder heads, it is important to have clearly defined goals in mind. If the engine is going to be a mildly modified stock displacement street cruiser, there is little point in going beyond an entry level aftermarket head, such as the Edelbrock or Mopar Performance units. From that entry level point, the scale moves up in cost, complexity, and ultimately power potential. Differences such as offset rocker valve trains, W2 style intake and exhaust patterns, or additional porting can easily double the cost of a cylinder head conversion. Depending upon your budget and goals, those feature quickly become desirable or necessary. Ultimately, it is going to be cylinder head airflow that limits rpm and horsepower potential. When dealing with today's big-inch stroker small-blocks in particular, cylinder head airflow becomes even more critical in getting the most from the useful rpm potential of the engine.
Brodix / KoffelKoffel's B1BA cylinder head is one of those parts that seem to fly just under the radar screen, but it is definitely worth some attention. Cast by Brodix, the B1BA cylinder head was intended to be a straightforward, bolt-on upgrade for a stock LA-style head. The B1BA retains the stock, non-offset valvetrain utilizing B1BA specific rocker stands. The heads also features the production bolt pattern on the intake and exhaust flanges, retaining compatibility with common LA-Series parts. The departures from the stock layout include raised exhaust ports and relocated spark plugs, requiring header modifications in some installations. Breathing through 2.08-inch intake valves, the as-cast flow is better than any other as-cast stock configuration head. The potential only goes up from there with porting, with Brodix reporting 303 cfm @ 0.700 for the ported B1BA.
Koffel also offers the B1BA MC cylinder heads, which feature relocated valves for a major increase in valve size. The B1BA MC has unmachined pushrod slots, requires a race-style shaft mounted rocker system, and uses a W5 or W7 intake manifold. The exhaust face is also left blank so that a W5, W7, or stock exhaust pattern can be drilled. These B1BA MC heads can be considered specialty race heads outside of our focus here.
We would put the power potential of the B1BA in the 450-500 horsepower range for an as-cast head, depending upon the seriousness of the effort, while fully ported we would expect to be around the 600 horsepower mark with a serious small-block stroker combo.
Head: B1BA
Intake Port Volume: 195cc
Chamber Volume: 65cc
Intake Flow: 269 @ 0.700 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 198 @ 0.700 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.08
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Standard LA-Series
Dr J's PerformanceThe AirWolf cylinder heads from Dr J's Performance are designed to take the conventional bolt-on cylinder head configuration to its airflow and performance limits. The head features a standard, non-offset valvetrain, as well as stock LA-Series bolt patterns on the intake, exhaust, and deck. The heads are only offered in fully CNC ported form, with unique castings to accept the developed ports. The intake volume stretches the standard configuration to a whopping 220cc, with peak intake flow in the mid 320s through a 2.08-inch valve, with equally impressive exhaust flow maxing out at the mid 240s utilizing a 1.60-inch exhaust valve dimension.
Power potential of the AirWolf is impressive, as we have seen 630-plus horsepower with a moderate 408 stroker combination, and expect the upper range potential to crowd the 700 horsepower mark in an all-out race small-block. By keeping the stock architecture, the AirWolf offers a cost-effective approach to serious small-block power.
Head: AirWolf Mopar 220 CNC
Intake Port Volume: 220cc
Chamber Volume: 60-70cc
Intake Flow: 316 @ 0.700 Full CNC
Exhaust Flow: 236 @ 0.700 Full CNC
Intake Valve Size: 2.08
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Standard LA-Series
EdelbrockIf any aftermarket cylinder heads redefined the small-block Mopar, it is the Edelbrock RPM offerings. Available in both LA and Magnum Series, the idea was to build a direct replacement aluminum cylinder head with improved power as the goal. With the moderate cost of the conversion, these heads have become extremely popular as an upgrade over OEM iron heads. Featuring the popular 2.02/1.60-inch valve sizes, the heads retain the OEM intake, exhaust, and rocker configuration. This means that these parts can be carried over when retrofitting from a stock head, a big cost savings if you already have a performance intake, valvetrain, and headers. The Magnum version retrofits the rocker arrangement from the stock pedestal mount to a small-block Chevy stud mounted arrangement, for a virtually unlimited selection in aftermarket rockers.
Out of the box, peak intake flow is in the mid 250 cfm, with max-ported versions typically falling in the upper 200 range. The heads have an easy bolt-on 400-plus horsepower potential on a mild street combination, and can support over 500 horsepower in ported form. For an all-out race small-block, the RPM heads definitely have their limitations, but for a nice street or moderate performance engine, the Edelbrock cylinder heads are a home run.
Head: Performer RPM LA
Intake Port Volume: 171cc
Chamber Volume: 63cc (65cc relieved optional)
Intake Flow: 251 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 190 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.02
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Deck: Standard 10-Bolt
Head: Performer RPM Magnum
Intake Port Volume: 176cc
Chamber Volume: 58cc
Intake Flow: 260 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 190 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.02
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Chevy SB Stud Mount
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Magnum Vertical
Indy Cylinder HeadIndy's T/A heads are a proprietary modification of the Edelbrock cylinder head castings by Indy Cylinder Head. The concept here was to take what is already a popular and excellent quality casting, and address some key issues to raise the ultimate power potential of the heads. To accomplish this, the heads are provided to Indy in as semi-machined castings, allowing for the unique Indy T/A configuration. The primary modification is to alter the intake pushrod clearance location away from the intake ports, which removes the primary restriction on port width. This allows Indy to widen the runner at the pushrod restriction by 0.190-inch compared to a standard Edelbrock LA head.
The angled pushrods require an offset rocker arrangement. Indy relocates the rocker mounts for longer 440-style Indy offset rockers, upgrading the fastener size and alleviating the restricted spring clearance found in a standard small-block Mopar head. The heads feature larger valves than the stock Edelbrock, with 2.05-inch intakes. While the Indy T/A utilizes an offset rocker arrangement, it retains the OEM LA-Series intake and exhaust bolt patterns, for compatibility with standard intake manifolds and exhaust headers. The heads are an excellent choice for a hot street or strip stroker looking for more power potential than a standard-style head, or a smaller displacement engine looking for outright high-rpm power. With full porting, the right combination should top the 600hp mark.
Moving up to make power on a more serious level takes moving up to a more serious cylinder head configuration. The 360-1 and 360-2 cylinder heads take the top-end combination to race level performance, with essentially the Mopar W-series style mods. Here, the first thing we find is the offset rocker arrangement, using Indy's big-block style rockers with 0.800-inch offset on the intake. This gives the clearance for the large valvesprings required in a serious engine, and also allows larger, unobstructed intake ports. The 360-1 features rectangular intake ports, while the 360-2 carries a smaller oval port. These cylinder heads are fitted with oversized 2.100/1.625-inch valves and have the W-2 style intake manifold bolt pattern and both the standard and W-2 exhaust bolt patterns. Additionally, these heads have the extra bolt provisions for the race-block 18-bolt deck pattern and are still compatible with the factory 10-bolt pattern.
If you are looking to take power to the next level, the Indy cylinder heads have what it takes. The fully CNC ported versions from Indy offer the required flow, and the race-derived cylinder head configuration takes care of the rest. Indy puts the power capability of the 360-1 at 750 horsepower, and at 700 for the 360-2 oval port. If you are building a serious Mopar small-block, the Indy 360 heads are definitely designed to take care of business.
Head: Indy T/A
Intake Port Volume: 175cc As Cast
Chamber Volume: 63cc
Intake Flow: 275 @ 0.600 As-Cast (306 @ 0.700 Full Indy Porting)
Exhaust Flow: 182 @ 0.700 As-Cast (197 @ 0.700 Full Indy Porting)
Intake Valve Size: 2.050
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.600
Rockers: Indy Offset, Intake
Bolt Pattern Intake: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Exhaust: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Deck: Standard LA-Series
Head: Indy 360-2 (360-2 CNC Optional)
Intake Port Volume: 180cc (230cc CNC)
Chamber Volume: 63cc (65cc CNC)
Intake Flow: 252 @ 0.700 As-Cast (322 @ 0.700 CNC)
Exhaust Flow: 189 @ 0.700 As-Cast (255 @ 0.700 CNC)
Intake Valve Size: 2.100
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.650
Rockers: 0.800-Inch Indy Offset Intake or Jesel
Bolt Pattern Intake: W-2 Pattern
Bolt Pattern Exhaust: Standard LA-Series and W-2
Bolt Pattern Deck: Provisions For 18-bolt Pattern Included
Head: Indy 360-1 (360-1 CNC Optional)
Intake Port Volume: 210cc (245cc CNC)
Chamber Volume: 63cc (65cc CNC)
Intake Flow: 280 @ 0.700 As-Cast (330 @ 0.700 CNC)
Exhaust Flow: 189 @ 0.700 As-Cast (255 @ 0.700 CNC)
Intake Valve Size: 2.100
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.650
Rockers: 0.800-Inch Indy Offset Intake or Jesel
Bolt Pattern Intake: W-2 Pattern
Bolt Pattern Exhaust: Standard LA-Series and W-2
Bolt Pattern Deck: Provisions For 18-bolt Pattern Included
Mopar PerformanceMopar Performance's entry into the aluminum small-block cylinder head market starts with the Aluminum Magnum and the Aluminum Commando LA-Series cylinder heads. These heads are based on the Edelbrock castings, and in terms of the relative configurations, they are virtually identical to the Edelbrock RPM offerings. As with the Edelbrock heads, the Mopar versions make a nice street performance head as a bolt-on 400-plus horsepower assembly in a mild small-block, and max-out in the mid 500s with competent full porting.
The Super Commando cylinder head is also based on the Edelbrock castings; however, these heads feature larger intake valves and the offset rocker modification, allowing the intake port to be wider and unencumbered. As with the Indy T/A, this modification allows more intake port cross-sectional area and an improvement in intake port flow potential. The Super Commando utilizes a unique rocker offset and is serviced by Mopar #P5153995 rocker arms, though the availability of these corresponding rockers has been sporadic.
In terms of additional Aluminum Small Block cylinder heads from Mopar Performance, the company does offer a range of full-on race heads in their W-9 and P5 series. These heads are designed for use on the Mopar Performance race blocks. Although it is possible to utilize these heads in an all-out build, they and are outside the realm of the street/strip cylinder heads we are detailing here.
Head: Mopar Commando LA
Intake Port Volume: 171cc
Chamber Volume: 63cc (65cc relieved optional)
Intake Flow: 251 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 190 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.02
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Standard LA-Series
Bolt Pattern Deck: Standard 10-Bolt
Head: Mopar Aluminum Magnum
Intake Port Volume: 176cc
Chamber Volume: 58cc
Intake Flow: 260 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 190 @ 0.600 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.02
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.60
Rockers: Chevy SB Stud Mount
Bolt Pattern Int/Exh: Magnum Vertical
Head: Mopar Super Commando
Intake Port Volume: 175cc
Chamber Volume: 63cc
Intake Flow: 265 @ 0.700 As-Cast
Exhaust Flow: 190 @ 0.700 As-Cast
Intake Valve Size: 2.055
Exhaust Valve Size: 1.600
Rockers: MP Offset Rocker Arm Set P5153995
Bolt Pattern Intake: Standard LA
Bolt Pattern Exhaust: Standard LA-Series mm
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The Koffel B1BA cylinder heads are based on beefy Brodix castings, but are designed to offer much improved power potential, while retaining the OEM architecture. The head utilizes standard rockers on Koffel's rocker stands, and the OEM pattern intake and headers bolt on.The exhaust side of the B1BA differs from OEM, with raised exhaust ports and relocated plugs which can require modifications with off-the-shelf chassis headers.Dr J's AirWolf 220 Mopar heads are sold in fully CNC machined form only, and take the stock architecture to the limits. With peak flow in the 320-plus cfm range and a minimum cross sectional area of 2.48 square inches, the size and flow are there for big power.The AirWolf's fully CNC ported intake ports measure 220cc, dwarfing any previous non-offset rocker production or aftermarket heads and even some offset rocker aftermarket heads.Indy's T/A heads take the Edelbrock architecture to another level, with bigger valve, and offset rockers offering greater flow potential and port cross section. These heads still retain the stock intake and exhaust bolt patterns.


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I was really impressed with the atmosphere tonight considering the cold weather and a rough last couple of weeks for the team. How did the towels look from across the field?
I thought 54,000+ was pretty impressive as well
We are becoming a big-time atmosphere. This fanbase is ready to completely explode.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
The "CYCLONE! POWER!" chant at the end of the game sounded fantastic on TV!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Our crowds have been awesome for the past three years and keeps getting better its all about winning and staying competitive in this tough conference. Bowling the SEZ will be what we need and the crowd deserve an actual seat instead of grass!!
We are getting there one fan at a time.
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The "CYCLONE! POWER!" chant at the end of the game sounded fantastic on TV!
Crazy. I was in the stadium, and it was probably half as full as it was when the game started, yet I thought it was the loudest one.
THE WAVE is what really made it crazy.
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I loved the slowmo wave. The Cyclone Power at the end of the game sure sounded loud from the student section.
The slow-mo wave was brilliant.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
The wave was simply awesome! So great to see the pace of it change and have it continue around was so fun to see.
"Its time to roll up our sleeves, put on our hard hats and go to work together"
Slo-mo wave / fast-mo waves were awesome.
Seriously, **** the wave... I don't care how far ahead we are **** the wave. On top of that, as has been said here before, Sweet Caroline is a victory song. It should NOT be played anytime beside after a win.
I would like to give some credit to Doria's tree. We are undefeated with that tree on the Iowa State Center grounds. With the tree, we will never lose again.
Slow mo wave was sweet.
Overall atmosphere was awesome....it's big time college football here in Ames!
Towels were great, need 40000 more next weekend.
the crowd was packed other than a small group on the east side. Winter jackets always make the cloud look less full and dark. It seems to absorb noise too.
wave was very cool.... For being a wave...
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My garden is inherited from a wonderful woman named Margo. When we bought this place she toured me around and identified most of the plants growing here. Some she didn't know, several I've forgotten, as I had too much faith in my used-to-be-good memory and never wrote any of it down. Over the 8 years we've lived here I've stumbled into identifying most of them–none of them are anything really fancy (a clustered bellflower, a couple different sedums, an ornamental hops vine, some lupins). As a self-educated gardener, I feel I have progressed from that naive tourist to a middle-weight who can make a pretty good guess on many things.
But escaping my casual attempts to name it is a tall, fluffy golden-flowered perennial, affectionately known as "the tall yellow stuff." Every once in a while I've flipped through a few guidebooks and gone in circles on horrible plant identification websites. I have seen it growing here and there and have always asked the gardener in question if they knew what it was. Each answered with some variation of "don't know, it's always been there; I call it the tall yellow one."
When I was in Slocan Valley, Uncle Heinz took us to a neighbor's garden. While touring Susan Appleby's beautiful yard (which really deserves its own post) I spotted the unknown plant again. She had already proved her mettle to me, and so I had high hopes she could solve my mystery. But: "Oh, I dunno, I just call it the tall yellow stuff. Been there for years."
Then, whilst going through old gardening magazines discarded from our local library (I glean them for information and ideas and collect the cuttings in a scrapbook/plan book) I found an article on sunflowers (Heliopsis, Helianthus, and Helenium all) and there it was! A picture of what looked a great deal like my tall yellow stuff!
`Flore Pleno` perennial sunflower, said the caption. I scanned the text for more and found a pretty accurate description of my John Doe. But, wouldn't you know it, even the venerable Patrick Lima wasn't completely sure of its identity.
My plant's leaves don't quite jive with most of the pictures I've been able to find, but it's hard to see detail and I've yet to find a description that goes into leaf shape and position. So I could be on the completely wrong track, but for the first time I have a little something to go on. Not that I'm overly worried about it. It would be kind of fun to nod sagely at some other gardener's question and grace them with my wisdom, but I'm not going for the championship in botany. I'm just curious. Those unknowns kind of pester me. But even if I never find its true identity, experience has taught me that if I call it "the tall yellow stuff," most people pretty much know what I'm talking about anyway.
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I've installed the Zimbra 6.0.7 appliance in a Vmware Server 2.
I login into the administrator account with the username "vmware" and when I try to access the "Zimbra Administration" page I have this error:
What is the problem?
I've installed the Zimbra 6.0.7 appliance in a Vmware Server 2.
I login into the administrator account with the username "vmware" and when I try to access the "Zimbra Administration" page I have this error:
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Just downloaded and experince the same situation--did you solve? Any thoughts? Sure it is just my ignorance of the product.
Although I'm noticing that the "ZimbraDomainStatus" is in the "shutdown" mode. I restart the services/machine several times but I'm unable to change its state to ACTIVE.
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I had that error yesterday, rebooted the machine and it went away. Not exactly a fix but time will tell if the issue reoccurs.
Thanks for trying out the appliance - I'm sorry you're all having so much trouble. The error you're seeing indicates a failed operation early in the configuration of the appliance, that's breaking the domain creation; possibly related to a network hiccup during install.
Can you all verify the version of the appliance (607_341) and the VM software that you're using? (eg, is everyone seeing this on VMware server v. 2, or is it showing up on ESX/ESXi, etc?)
Lastly, there's a diagnostic link in the toolbar (far right) that will allow you to download the appliance config log.
If you could attach that to the opened bug (https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=49890), it would help us to diagnose this. (Mark it private if you don't want your domain info visible in the bug).
If you have run into this problem, try simply removing and re-deploying the VM, and see if it recurs - it may be a transient error. If you try that, please post your results, we're interested in those as well.
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My appliance version was 607_341 on ESXi 4.1 however it was transient and had occurred after the server was configured. A reboot removed the problem.
Another issue....
I tried to reinstall the Appliance twice, but I never passed from here:
Is this Zimbra Appliance (6.0.7) the very first released appliance?
Seems that it has some bugs.


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Spokeswoman Kim Montes of the Florida Highway Patrol said the van suffered a tire problem about 7:10 p.m. Saturday in Osceola County and a 46-year-old North Miami woman who was ejected was pronounced dead at the scene. Sgt. Montes said in the statement that survivors were taken to six hospitals by helicopter and ambulances.
A Patrol statement said the driver, 42-year-old Willem Camille of Miami, was seriously injured. The Patrol did not identify others and their conditions weren't immediately disclosed.
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Work, its been said, saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice and need. But for nearly two years, the salvation of gainful employment has eluded a large chunk of North Carolinas labor force. The jobless rate slid into single digits last summer, but not by much, and hasnt been below 9.5% since January 2009.
The dip, though welcome, didnt inspire much joy, because it wasnt caused by a surge in hiring. The number of people employed statewide in November was essentially the same as the previous November an increase of just 0.1% but the labor force, which includes people without jobs seeking one, shrank. The unemployment rate has moved down simply because workers have stopped looking for work and therefore arent counted as unemployed, says Mike Walden, a professor of economics at N.C. State University. Its not because weve had great job creation weve had anemic job creation.
The recession and slow recovery have affected the payrolls of companies large and small. Walden says small companies might be suffering more because credit is so tight. Many of them finance expansions with home-equity loans. With home equity down, that has inhibited small companies. Larger companies have a larger capital base.
But dont expect large companies to drive a big jump in employment anytime soon, says Mark Vitner, Charlotte-based senior economist for Wells Fargo & Co. The larger employers have made more dramatic cuts, and theyve found they can still do everything they need to do with a smaller work force, so theyre somewhat reluctant to boost employment all that much.
Some of North Carolinas largest private-sector employers have scaled back a bit. Retail giant Wal-Mart is still by far the states largest, according to Business North Carolinas annual ranking of the top 100, but it reported a 1% decrease in the number it employs in the state. Three others in the top 10 did, too. Two stayed the same, and four boosted their employment. As a whole, the top 100 companies on this years list did better. Total employment was 681,150 up 2.8% from last year.
Economists say theres reason to hope for more jobs in 2011. The whole economic engine in the nation and state is starting to improve, Walden says. Weve had good numbers for factory output. Weve seen the service sector expand. Weve seen consumer spending accelerate somewhat. The Federal Reserve is being very aggressive in pumping money into the economy.
He anticipates a net job gain of at least 50,000 statewide this year but says thats not much, considering that the recession stole 300,000. The state faces two big headwinds: The housing market is still soft, and consumers, many of whom lost a lot of wealth the past few years, are still trying to pay down debt and only slowly increasing spending.
Vitner, too, is guardedly optimistic about job growth. Corporate profits have been fairly strong, and confidence grows as the recession fades slowly without a double dip. In surveys, employers are showing increased willingness to add workers, but any rise in hiring probably will also reawaken dormant job hunters and increase the labor force, which would prevent dramatic declines in the unemployment rate. Its even possible that North Carolinas jobless rate could climb back into double digits in the first half of this year, Vitner says. The January numbers are going to be very important to look at because they will incorporate some of the new census data, and its possible we could see the unemployment rate is much higher than has been reported.


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On May 19, 2005 Mike Toop, a 1977 Academy graduate was appointed the 14th head football coach in Mariners history. Coach Toop is now entering his ninth season at the helm of the Mariners.
Toop has coached at some of the nation's finest academic institutions, and prior to joining USMMA, spent four seasons as the head coach at Davidson. He led the Wildcats' transition into the FCS as a member of the Pioneer Football League. The Toop-led Wildcats went 7-3 in the 2002 campaign, as Davidson won seven-plus contests for just the seventh time in 100 years.
Prior to his stint at the helm of Davidson's program, Toop was the defensive coordinator from 1999-2000 at the University of Connecticut. He was the primary recruiter for the Huskies in the states of New York, New Jersey and California. Toop also led the UConn defense in its inaugural season at the FBS level (2000).
Toop enjoyed a seven-year tenure as the defensive coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania. During that time, the Quakers won three Ivy League championships (1993-94, '98), and went undefeated on two occasions. In 1994, Toop's defense finished the year ranked No. 1 nationally in Division I-AA in pass efficiency, total defense, and scoring defense. Penn set the Division I-AA record for consecutive wins, with 24, from 1992-95. Toop was named the National Division I-AA Defensive Coordinator of the Year in 1995 by American Football Quarterly Magazine.
Also included on Toop's collegiate coaching resume are stops as an assistant football coach at Colgate (1987-91), Union (1985-86) and Albany (1983-84). The Union Dutchmen advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament both years with Toop serving as an assistant coach. Prior to that, those familiar with New York-area high school football may remember him from his time as an assistant coach at Holy Cross High School (Flushing) in 1982 and at Chaminade (Mineola) from 1977-81. He guided Holy Cross to the 1982 Catholic Football League City Championship, while Chaminade took home the CFL title in 1977 and 1978. During his time in the high school ranks, Toop fulfilled his Maritime commitment working on off-shore oil rigs and sailing with Master Mates & Pilots. He also fulfilled his Naval Reserve commitment.
Toop was a linebacker for USMMA from 1973-76 and earned four letters. The Mariners' team captain in his senior campaign, he garnered the team's Defensive Most Valuable Player Award, along with All-Conference, Honorable-Mention All-East and Honorable-Mention All-America accolades. He will be inducted into the Academy's Athletics Hall of Fame.
Born on Dec. 18, 1954, Toop graduated from USMMA in 1977 with a Bachelor's Degree in Nautical Science and earned a Master's Degree in Social Studies Education from Albany in 1984. Toop and his wife, Diana, reside in Stony Brook, NY and have two children, Marcus, a Captain in the United States Marine Corps and Jaclyn, a graduate of Union College.


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I installed ZCS 8.0.2 , and I received a message about a virus detected:
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I than deactivated this option in admin console, but now I want to access the detected mail. I checked the directory /opt/zimbra/data/amavisd/quarantine, but is empty.
If I run zmmailbox -z-m email@example.com gms, I see it is about 540 KB size. How can I see the e-mails in this account (virus-quarantine)?
If I understood well, the virus-detected e-mails go in that account, and auto-delete after 7 days.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - Officers with Arkansas State Police say a White County deputy hit and killed a bicyclist Thursday night.
The cyclist is identified as Harding University student Courtney Book. Heather Beall with Harding University said Book was a 24-year-old graduate student in the College of Education studying for her masters in teaching. She entered the school in 2008 majoring in history with a minor in ancient languages. She received her degree in 2012.
Book's friends say she was a very warm, inviting person with a heart of gold.
"She was just full of love and that's something that she very much impacted my life with and I'm very blessed to have known her and been apart of her life. She's not going to be forgotten ever," said Elisa Hester.
Bill Sadler with Arkansas State Police says the accident happened just after 9 p.m. on Booth Road in Searcy.
Sadler says the preliminary investigation shows Book was riding a bicycle and was struck by the deputy. Beall says she later died of her injuries at UAMS at 2:35 a.m.
"She didn't have a car so for her transportation was limited to riding her bike or walking," says Victoria Macintosh.
Nathan Henton, a cyclist, rides Booth Road nearly every day and says a few more lights could help but may not prevent accidents from happening.
"When it is dark, the other end on the other side of Main street is not lit very well. Cars are big and made of metal. Car versus cyclist car always wins," says Henton.
Beall says her family is arriving in Searcy from Maine. A statement from Harding reads in part, "Please remember the family in your prayers. The Office of Student Life will provide additional information as soon as arrangements are completed."
White County Sheriff's Department identified the driver of the patrol car as Lt. Brandon Grimes. At this time, authorities said it appears the accident was an accident and the department is not planning to take any personnel action against him.


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Interesting idea. Did Dish not have an "EPISODES" option?
This is a long thread so sorry if this is a repeat.
Would love to see a feature I used to have on my Dish DVR. While in the guide, the currently highlighted program would auto fill the search screen so I could instantly search without having to enter the data. Last night I came in on the middle of Scrooged, so I wanted to search for the next times it was showing so I could record. It would be nice to press "search" (should be a hard button like red etc) and the search criteria would be filled in as Scrooged automatically.
What I do to see when an HR20 show might air again is hit "INFO", "MORE INFO", "EPISODES", while watching the LIVE broadcast. Seems to work OK. /steve


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(MILITARY TIMES) -- Four out of five troops say they would be willing to wait until age 50 to begin drawing military retirement checks in return for a 1 percent basic pay raise now.
The Pentagon could save money and improve the perceived value of its compensation package by making that trade-off, said Harrison, whose report looks at the value service members and retirees place on benefits.
Service members up to age 29 said they could accept waiting until age 50 for retired pay if they received as little as $250 more a year in pay. Those aged 30 to 39 would want about $520 more a year, while those 40 and older put the figure at $650 or more a year.
The average age to begin drawing retirement pay is 47 for officers and 43 for enlisted members, Harrison said, so waiting until age 50 to draw the pay would put a bigger hit on enlisted members.
But for both officers and enlisted troops, the hit would be huge. An O-6 who retired today at age 47 with 25 years of service would give up almost $190,000 over three lost years of retirement pay. An E-8 who retired today at age 43 with 25 years of service would give up almost $277,000 over seven lost years of retirement pay.
Those figures factor in an average annual cost-of-living adjustment of 2.5 percent.
In contrast, an immediate 1 percent raise would amount to annual totals of just $612 for the E-8 and $1,188 for the O-6.
Harrison said it's possible that some people might try to stay in service longer if retired pay didn't start immediately at retirement, in order to boost their eventual retirement pay.
Harrison's survey found service members of all ages prefer the current retirement system, which requires at least 20 years of service for full retirement benefits, over shorter and longer alternatives, including a 15-year model that would be more generous for troops and costlier to the government.
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A watchdog group has criticized the controversial Michigan State University chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom for promoting Border Patrol, a racist Flash game released in 2006.
The charge came after MSU YAF linked to Border Patrol via a recent blog post.
YAF Watch, a site dedicated to tracking activities of the MSU YAF, writes:
The game, Border Patrol, encourages the player to shoot Mexican immigrants dashing over the border. When the player shoots one of the immigrants, a blood splatter appears. The various targets for the player include a pregnant woman, a baby and man carrying a backpack…
This is not the first time YAF has been involved in degrading immigrants. They first made headlines with a proposed "Catch An Illegal Immigrant" game in 2006. The game would have featured a person portraying an illegal immigrant, and encourage game players hunting the person down. The game was condemned by MSU officials, including President Lou Anna K Simmons. It eventually was canceled.
According to Wikipedia, the MSU YAF was cited as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center in 2006. In 2007 the group hosted Chris Simcox, head of the Minuteman Civil Defense League, a group which aggressively targets illegal immigration.
Border Patrol, anonymously released to the Internet, has been widely condemned. As GP correspondent Colin McInnes wrote in our original 2006 coverage:
Most of the debate about illegal immigration centers on America's border with Mexico, so it's especially troubling that in Border Patrol the player's tasks include shooting "Mexican nationalists," "drug dealers," and "breeders" – pregnant Mexican women – who try to rush the border towards a welfare office.


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People sometimes joke about how everyone in fashion–who doesn't have girl parts–is gay… which is a pretty lame thing to say about an industry that produces a lot of brilliant work by a lot of talented people, some of whom happen to be gay (and annoyed by this tired old stereotype's persistence). But hey, funny story, some of those dudes designing beautiful clothes for women happen to be straight, too! Here's ten of 'em and so much for boring generalizations!
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Jeez really people?
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
haha, nice post ikitcold!!!! love it. no new news yet on this?
We have that problem here with Whitetails. It seemed like it was quite a few individuals infected in a small area over a week or so. It was a dry year in an area with alot of stagnant water. the wildlife dept was pretty tight lipped on what the cause was. pretty sure that it was EHD
We lost lots of good bucks to EHD last year in the drought but not in one area like that. I don't think that sounds like EHD. They were scattered in ponds and up and down creeks, not concentrated that much. Still one guy I know found 14 dead while combining a large soybean field that bordered a creek so maybe. The famous Midwest states for whitetail like KS and MO will be down for a few years after the EHD kill.
It was truly sickening. I found 4 bucks, 3 of them over 150" dead in my hunting area last year. The trail cams show the impact too, it will be interesting to see what established dominance in my hunting areas by the rut. We are going to be real picky, giants or management bucks, until the balance is restored. I'm not sure why it hit the mature bucks worse but it sure seemed to.
I think I saw those same shows ikic! Its dis heartning but humbling at the same time. Regardless of how hard fish and game tries, mother nature has a ruling, trophy or not she always seems to manage the game.
I live in Indiana, and I hunt at home and in Illinois every year. I have seen 2 or3 outbreaks of ehd and it seems like it will hit one farm really hard and a mile down the road not do as much damage. It's pretty disappointing when you start finding bucks dead on a farm you have been trying to manage.


text: I believe as copyright holder the originator of the work can do what they like to it. What the CC license says is that the image that has been posted is CC licensed for all people to use under that restriction. As originator you can license it in different and multiple ways though a user can choose which one he would like to use. I.e. you could publish two images, one high res with an NC and a lower res version with commercial permissions. Only if you disclaim copyright and make the image public domain do you lose any control over the image. What a CC license does is grant permissions so that any user can use it in that way without needing to ask for copyright holders specific permission. What CC also does is prevent the originator from prosecuting for a users use of the file if he uses it within the terms. And if those terms include a redistribution clause - the SA bit - then it serves as a protection for people using the image when posting it up on a web site. A CC license is still just a license. You still own the original and are free to license it under any terms you feel like.


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Waking up with puffy eyes can be an everyday thing.
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2. Witch Hazel. Witch hazel is a natural skin-tightening astringent. Soak two cotton pads in cold witch hazel and apply one to each closed eye for five minutes. Try keeping a bottle in the fridge, just in case.
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5. Cold spoons. This low-tech solution is surprisingly effective. Place cold metal spoons on your eyes for three minutes to tighten up the skin. Another option is a bag of frozen peas - it'll contour to the shape of your face.
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Hey all.
We went live yesterday w/ the new mail server, that being Zimbra. I can't thank these boards enough for the insane support provided. I especially want to thank the Moderators and Admins. Specifically Phoenix and uxbod. They provided me with so much support, I could not have done it without them.
Thanks Zimbra Team and Community!
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This is like a train wreck: you don't quite understand and you know you shouldn't watch it, but you just can't look away.
The 1992 hit by Cyrus – now best known for being Miley's dad – is transformed with the help of rapper Buck 22, who is the son of R&B star Dionne Warwick, and a bunch of scantily-clad space girls twerking. Also Larry King makes an appearance to introduce the song, because, that makes total sense?
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I've got a 1000 users and Zimbra Collaboration Suite completely satisfy me. But I've got a 10 users who want to have a blackberry device.
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Check it out, RED just make a bombshell anouncement about their new $10k 4k camera that blows the new c300 camera out of the water, and at $10k, its HALF the price of the new Canon c300.
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The Fashion Colloquia is made up of a core network of four universities (London College of Fashion, Domus Academy, Institut Français de la Mode and Parsons The New School For Design) connected by their geographies and involvement in the four big 'fashion cities' of Paris, London, Milan, and New York.


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Rolla, Mo (KSDK) -- Rolla police took a man from Cuba, Missouri into custody and are looking for a second person following a high speed pursuit.
Rolla police said a detective spotted a speeding vehicle on October 4 at 5:15 p.m. The driver kept going, so an officer pursued the vehicle.
The vehicle eventually spun out in a grassy area at the end of County Road #3100. The officer got out of his patrol car and told the driver to get out. The driver then accelerated towards the officer, so the officer fired a shot into the windshield.
The driver stopped and got out of the vehicle and was taken into custody. He was not injured in the shooting. NewsChannel 5 has not released the person's name because charges have not been filed.
Police said upon further investigation they determined the driver and another person who was in the vehicle for part of the pursuit are suspected in an armed robbery at the JC Penny store in the 1000 block of S. Highway 63 in Rolla.
Police said the robbery happened prior to the vehicle being spotted and believe that was why the driver was speeding.
Anyone with information about the second man is asked to call Rolla police at 573-308-1213.


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My operating software is debian. zimbra 4.5.8. I have a lots information about my account without the number of mail i have. I would like to now, if i have 3000 mail ou 5000 where can i see that ???
I now just the size of my account.
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It's not a recipe, exactly, but it's a revelation, or it was when my roommate Judy showed it to me 40 years ago (scary, but true; it was 1970). There was something daring, creative, wonderful about it.
What was it? Lemon rice. Lemon, black pepper, cooked rice. Fried rice with lemon and pepper. Whatever you want to call it, it's hardly exciting now. Continue reading


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Convergence of Risk Management and Performance Mangement
Erwin Boeren 270002C43V firstname.lastname@example.com | | Tags:  analytics grc busness management openpages ibm erwin boeren performance risk | 0 Comments | 1,776 Visits
Last year IBM acquired OpenPages as a strategic move into the area of Governance, Risk and Compliance. The lasest announcement to acquire Algorithmics (quantitative risk management) shows the continuous commitment of IBM in the GRC market. GRC software will integrate into the Business Analytics Software group, the area where the former acquisitions like Cognos, SPSS and Clarity systems already resides.
Now that Risk Management is evolving, more and more organizations are starting an enterprise approach to risk management. And this is where I see the need for Risk and Performance Management convergence.
In past Risk Management implementations I see that a major portion of time and budget was spent on Risk Reporting and Dashboarding. Especially the need for self service reporting, where users can ad hoc create their own risk reports, is growing. We do not want to wait in the queue waiting for our report to be created. 2 days later you missed the opportunity to respond and the loss is there.
With this self service capability the question automatically pops up 'can I trust my data'. And now we are back in the area of data governance. This is exactly where the area of Performance Management is today.
Apart from these reporting and dashboarding capabilities Enterprise Risk Management means alignment of risks and controls to the strategic initiatives of the organization. What will prevent me from reaching my business goals? Isn't this defined as a risk? And how will we prevent this from happening? Wasn't that defined as a control?
Even more interesting are questions like, 'What if I was able to perform risk scenario planning?', 'What if I could predict risks from happening?' or 'What is the correlation between the risks that have materialized?'.
And there is the proof that Risk Management and Performance Management have lots in common and should be integrated. Lets call it Business Analytics.
Erwin Boeren
Governance, Risk & Compliance Leader
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Risk Appetite at the RMA Annual Conference
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This week I had the pleasure (aside from the Sunday morning flight) of attending the RMA Annual Risk Management Conference in Washington, DC. Based on the standing room only crowd (even in the second repeat session), I'd have to say one of the most popular topics was "Developing a Risk Appetite" delivered by Bill Perotti of Frost Bank and Bob Rose of Brookline Bank. The duo defined Risk Appetite as "the amount of risk you will take in pursuit of a desired financial return", which makes sense, but an effective risk appetite exercise, the presenters emphasized, really needs to be taken to the next level to reflect risk tolerance in all key areas of enterprise risk management (operational risk, credit risk, reputation risk, compliance risk, liquidity risk, sustainability, etc.).
Several examples were provided for how to develop a risk appetite statement for each of these key areas. One example included Operational risk and provided an example of how to create a risk appetite statement:
Operational Risk Appetite example:
We are committed to implementing practices and controls that will minimize financial losses from failures of systems, people and processes.
Quantitative measure examples:
Most importantly, risk appetite statements should reflect your company's mission statement and values. Benefits outlined in the session included:
Of course the direction and communication on risk appetite needs to start at the top with the board of directors and CEO and be communicated and demonstrated throughout the organization. Looking forward to more informative sessions.