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Welterweight fringe contender David Avanesyan scored a unanimous decision over future hall of famer Shane Mosley on Saturday in Glendale, Arizona.
Welterweight fringe contender David Avanesyan scored a unanimous decision over future hall of famer Shane Mosley on Saturday in Glendale, Arizona.
After losing form and a succession of fights in recent years, Ricky Burns finds the answer when it matters most and becomes a three-weight world titleholder.
RING 108-pound champ Donnie Nietes strengthened his case for bigger fights in higher weight classes with a fifth-round TKO over Raul Garcia on Saturday.
Can Tony Bellew fulfil his world title ambitions at the home of his beloved Everton football club against hard-hitting southpaw Ilunga Makabu?
The 2012 Olympic gold medalist became the first U.S. woman in amateur boxing history to win two world championships on the elite/senior level on Friday.
At long last, former European junior welterweight champion Michele Di Rocco gets a shot at a major title when he faces Ricky Burns on Saturday.
Danny Jacobs has narrowed his sights on a rematch with Sergio Mora for July 30 at Barclays Center after a bout with WBO titleholder Billy Joe Saunders stalled.
History beckons for Ricky Burns who attempts to become a three-weight world titleholder at the expense of Italy's Michele Di Rocco in Glasgow on Saturday.
Fans share their admiration for Deontay Wilder and Erislandy Lara, their questions about Gennady Golovkin's mental game, GGG hate/"the demographic," mythical matchups and more in this week's Friday mailbag.
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Recruiting and retaining good employees in Colorado's economic boom has proven a challenge for many business managers.
But CU-Boulder management Professors Joe Rosse and Bob Levin, director of the Center for Human Function and Work, have ways of easing the pain.
Rosse and Levin, authors of "High Impact Hiring: A Comprehensive Guide to Performance-Based Hiring," will give a seminar at the Boulder Public Library at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7, as part of Chancellor Richard L. Byyny's lecture series.

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Little Colonel Playhouse presents Something to Hide, which opens this Thursday.
Last Train to Nibroc heading to Little Colonel Playhouse this week.
What happens in a theatre performance when every conceivable thing goes wrong? Find out in Moon Over Buffalo, which opens at Little Colonel Playhouse on Thursday.
Five plays, $50 at Little Colonel Playhouse this season.
Little Colonel's final show of the season, Social Security, opens on Thursday.
Shakespeare in a way William himself didn't see coming.
Little Colonel Playhouse is set to present the play-within-a-play style of Deathtrap, whichg will open on Thursday.
Language, love, and monkeys trying to write Hamlet are featured on the Little Colonel Playhouse stage this weekend.
Sisterly bonding and marriage proposals form the basis of Mornings at Seven, which Little Colonel Playhouse will present beginning on Thursday.
A series of one acts, adbridged William Shakespeare works, and Social Security will be presented during Little Colonel Playhouse's upcoming 2010-2011 theatre season.
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We have here a great submission from another talented designer. A stylish and eco-friendly lounger called the POLO Lounger by Paul Wilding is a new way of spending your outdoor pleasure the green way.
"Polo is made from one-piece aluminum, and then folded in the fashion of a Japanese Origami. Polo is available in a choice of colourways: silver, white, dark bronze or black. Outdoor upholstery is either light grey or black.
Polo is designed for a 50 year life time, and after that it can be recycled."
Manufactured by a New Zealand-based company Volex Style, the POLO Lounger is definitely a must furniture especially this summer where people are on their poolside and beaches to do sun bathing.
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Cardboard furniture are popping out today from numerous designer all around the globe. Soon to be one of the finest designers in the world Henry Picher has created a cardboard furniture that will amaze the design enthusiast and the environmentalist alike. The furniture consist of a nice chair, bench, lounger, and more. All have unique and stylish curves that made the furniture not only eco-friendly but also a true eye catcher. These products of Henry Pilcher are a mere proof the simplicity, style, and ecology is possible to be put together in one great product. These products made eco-living possible and simple.
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When we say green design, designs made from cardboard tops the list. More and more designers are now using cardboard as their main materials. Some even have those recycled cardboards around them. If you have been following Igreenspot, we have eatured numerous designs made or cardboard hear. We already have the Cardboard office, cardboard chair, and now another cardboard chair, and this time around, it is more stylish and fashionable in the form of the Honeycomb Chair by Kaya Lee. One can have it compressed or expanded depending on his or her need. The honeycomb design brings out the beauty in your place the cardboard material it has contributes for the betterment of the environment.
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Middletown and Xavier, after spending 15 Thanksgiving Days together, announced their breakup Thursday, as reported by Gentleman Jim Bransfield of the Middletown Press.
Xavier owned the series. It had a 12-3 edge and won 12 of the last 13 games.
Middletown athletic director Michael Pitruzzello and Tony Jaskot, his Xavier counterpart, told Bransfield that the series didn't end because of the results. That's a little hard to believe when one team has beaten the other so many times, and then said series is discontinued, but, hey, que sera sera and all that jazz.
No one at Polecat HQ ever had the pleasure of attending any of the games, but we're nonetheless saddened to hear that the series went kaput because town rivalries are awesome.
We'd pitch a fit if, say, West Haven and Notre Dame of West Haven went splitsville.
Bransfield noted that Middletown v. Xavier was one of the state's top drawing cards. This year's game drew an estimated 6,000 to Andrus Field at Wesleyan. Football doesn't need to lose that kind of rivarly.
The most interesting item in Bransfield's story — Jaskot wants the Falcons to schedule a team from out-of-state. Jaskot has called St. John's of Shrewsbury, Mass. to see if it would like to hook 'em up.
Jaskot added that he'd like to play another Xaverian Brothers school, and that his "dream" is to arrange a two-year agreement to play Mount St. Joseph of Baltimore.
All that written, we'll miss seeing you on the Thanksgrabbing Day schedule, Middletown and Xavier.
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Arguably the biggest coaching vacancy was filled Thursday when Masuk hired David Brennan as its new el supremo, as reported by Sean Bowley of Hearst Inc.
Brennan had been a Ridgefield assistant coach the last nine seasons and has 26 years experience. He's in his eight year with the Monroe Public Schools and is a special education teacher this year.
There was one other hiring this week — Lewis Mills assistant Jose Santana was promoted to head coach, as reported by Pete Paguaga of the Torrington Register Citizen.
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It's nigh impossible for a story to go unreported nowadays. A 24-7 media, the Innernets, and the antisocial media poke their nose into everyone's business.
Twas amazing, then, to learn this week that East Haven coach Greg Volpe submitted his letter of resignation. A MONTH AGO.
Joe Joe Mor-el-lio of JRC Amalgamated reported the story Monday. A source also told him that Volpe emailed parents about his resignation around the time he tendered resignation, which would make it more amazing that it took so long for word to reach the press.
Volpe coached the Yellowjackets for five seasons.
East Haven is one of SIXTEEN coaching vacancies. The others are Abbott Tech, Avon, Branford, Bridgeport Central, Bunnell, Ellington/Somers, Fairfield Ludlowe, Fitch, Old Saybrook/Westbrook, Rockville, St. Bernard/Norwich Tech, Stamford, Torrington, Wilby, and Woodstock Academy.
Enjoy the snow. Remember to bend from the knees.
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Maria Boynton Reports: Mayor Reed Talks About The Firings Of Two Department HeadsAtlanta Watershed Commissioner Jo Ann Macrina and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport General Manager were fired on Friday, May 20, 2016.
Maria Boynton Reports: Mayor Reed Says "We Did It". Atlanta Gets 2019 Super Bowl.After winning the college football championship, college football playoffs, and another round of the NCAA Final Four, Reed says "the last jewel in our crown was the 2019 Super Bowl".
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Maria Boynton Reports: Pittsburgh Neighborhood Transformation UnderwayAtlanta BeltlLine Partnership teams up with the Annie E. Casey Foundation to host Pittsburgh Rise, a neighborhood festival, Saturday, May 21, from 4 to 10 p.m. at 352 University Avenue. It's free and open to the public.
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Hi onsite_streamlite,
According to your description, it is true that you won't be able to achieve this until your transition is complete. The user's device needs to be wiped and then reactivate their devices on the new server.
You may refer to the following document which provides details on the procedure to be used to move the Blackberry devices to the new server.
Migrating User Accounts from the Hosted BlackBerry for Microsoft Exchange Online to the BlackBerry Business Cloud Services
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I can tell you what will happen because it is a major cluster F-ck
1st, the onboarding process will not work if your users have an older version of the desktop software installed
Some windows 7 computer will not run the communications components of blackberry so you will need to find a machine that does work and use it
You have to put the blackberry site in trusted sites so the components will install, otherwise the site just sits there and does nothing
Bold 9700s do not backup and restore data even though the onboarding works successfully
That is just the beginning, get ready for a MAJOR headache
We have gotten 189 blackberries straightened out but had to touch almost all of them, get ready for a mess
I am not getting a warm and fuzzy feeling about this - we just migrated to Office 365 (forced, not requested) and there has been no consideration for transitioning Blackberry users from Microsoft (they seem to be washing their hands of it). I will be spending my stat holiday tomorrow trying to sort this mess out - really?? And we pay for this every month?
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The Global Dressage Foundation has the pleasure of inviting you to the Global Dressage Forum 2016.
Since the first Forum in 2001 this annual event has become the leading platform for international dressage. Top trainers, riders, officials and dressage enthusiasts from all over the world meet in Hooge Mierde, The Netherlands for both theoretical and practical demonstrations. The 16th edition will be hosted by Team Kasselmann in Germany.
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Slain Russian reporter's work made public
MOSCOW - A journalist shot to death in an apparent contract killing was about to publish a story about torture and abductions in Chechnya when she was slain, her editor said Sunday, as Russia's top prosecutor took charge of the case.
Anna Politkovskaya, famed for her unsparing coverage of abuses against civilians in Chechnya in the outspoken newspaper Novaya Gazeta, was found dead Saturday in the elevator of her Moscow apartment building. She had two gunshot wounds - one to the head.
Politkovskaya, 48, had collected witness accounts and photos of tortured bodies, and the article had been due for publication today, her newspaper's editors said.
"We never got the article, but she had evidence about these people and there were photographs," said Novaya Gazeta's deputy editor, Vitaly Yerushensky.
In a recent radio interview, Politkovskaya said she was a witness in a criminal case against Moscow-backed Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov, whose security forces have been accused of kidnapping civilians and other abuses.
"These are cases of kidnappings, including one criminal case concerning an abduction personally involving Ramzan Kadyrov, a kidnapping of two people, whose photographs are now on my desk," she said in comments rebroadcast Sunday by Ekho Moskvy radio.
In the interview, which Ekho Mosvky said had been granted to Radio Free Europe, she said the victims, an ethnic Russian and a Chechen, were "rounded up, kidnapped for a time and killed. Their bodies showed signs of serious torture."
Politkovskaya was one of the most persistent critics of Kadyrov's security forces, but she had crossed many powerful people, including those in the Russian military, with her investigative reporting and human-rights advocacy.
"One thing that immediately comes to mind ... is that Anna had many enemies," said Joel Simon, executive director of the New-York based Committee to Protect Journalists.
On its Web site, the biweekly Novaya Gazeta wrote that the killing was either revenge by Kadyrov or an attempt to discredit him.
The execution-style killing underlined the increasingly dangerous environment for journalists working in Russia since President Vladimir Putin came to power in 2000, launching a crackdown on media freedoms. Her death brings to at least 13 the number of journalists killed in contract-style killings in the past six years, according to the committee.
Prosecutor-General Yury Chaika on Sunday took personal charge of the investigation, his office said, citing the "particular importance (of the case) and wide resonance within society."
The Interfax news agency quoted law-enforcement sources as saying investigators would include the "Chechen trail" as part of their probe into Politkovskaya's death.
Her colleagues at the hard-hitting newspaper said they would launch their own investigation, reflecting skepticism that the official inquiry would ever find the killers.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev condemned the journalist's killing as "a blow to the entire, democratic, independent press."
The 46-nation Council of Europe, a human-rights watchdog whose executive body is currently led by Russia, called for her death to be investigated quickly and convincingly.
Politkovskaya had come under threat repeatedly. In 2004, she fell seriously ill after drinking tea on a flight from Moscow to southern Russia during the school hostage crisis in Beslan.
Russia remains locked in guerrilla conflict with a hard core of separatist rebels, and allegations of kidnappings, torture and murder of civilians blamed on Russian forces and their Chechen allies persist.
Journalist slayings
July 9, 2004: Paul Klebnikov, the U.S.-born editor of the Russian edition of Forbes who had been investigating the murky business world in Russia, is gunned down as he leaves his Moscow office. Two ethnic Chechens accused in the killing were acquitted.
March 2002:Natalya Skryl, a business reporter for Nashe Vremya in Rostov-on-Don, is beaten over the head and dies the next day. Colleagues said she had been investigating a dispute over control of a metals plant, and that was the most probable reason for her killing.
April 29, 2002:Valery Ivanov, editor of the newspaper Tolyatinskoye Oborzreniye in the southern Russian city of Togliatti, is shot dead outside his home. The newspaper was well-known for its reports on local organized crime, drug trafficking and corruption.
June 7, 1998:Larisa Yudina, editor of the opposition newspaper Sovetskaya Kalmykia in the southern Russian region of Kalmykia, is stabbed to death and her body dumped in a pond on the outskirts of the regional capital, Elista. Two men, both former government aides, were convicted of murder.
March 1, 1995:Vladislav Listyev, executive director of the newly formed public television station ORT, is shot dead as he enters his apartment block. Listyev was one of Russia's best-known TV journalists. Some observers suspect his death was connected to a dispute over whether to permit advertising on the new network.
Oct. 17, 1994:Dmitry Kholodov, a reporter for the Moscow newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets, is killed in a bomb blast. Kholodov, who had been investigating mafia connections with the military, was killed when he opened a briefcase he believed contained secret documents.
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Quetzalcoatl! Everyone's favorite Aztec feathered serpent! I plan on eventually making a full-face molded mask of his head, but the motif also works really well as a domino mask. =3 I had a lot of fun with the colors on this one. Lots of luscious greens, teals, and blues.
This mask is $55 and may be found here- [link]
This mask is $55 and may be found here- [link]
Haha! Well, it has sold. But if you are interested, I could make a similar one as a commission.
The design is so wonderful!!
The design is so wonderful!!
This is fabulous!
Wow, nice colors and design. I think it's great!
I want that for Mardi Gras it looks epic xD
Woah. Mind blown! thats cool!
Wow! This is stunning The colours are beautiful, and the texture makes it stand out.
very nice
It has such a unique character. Alluring, and generous somehow. Beautiful work =]
that's all i can think of to say. it's too good to think of other things to say
that's all i can think of to say. it's too good to think of other things to say
So well done, the colors are rick and is very Aztec, sometimes people do Quetzalcoatl and it looks anything but Aztec. Wonderful piece and only $55? *starts lifting up couch cushions looking for change*
I used a statue from Chichen Itza as a basis to keep him kind of grounded in the style. I did take some liberties, but I didn't want to get too far away from it.
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Dr. Michael Dershowitz is the founder and medical director of the Southwest Foot Institute which he began in 1979 in Phoenix and later expanded to Glendale and Scottsdale.
He is a graduate of The George Washington University, in Washington, D.C. in 1973 and of the Pennslvania College of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia, PA in 1977 (now the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine). Following graduation from medical school, he completed an intensive year of foot surgery training at the Community Hospital of Phoenix in 1978.
Dr. Dershowitz is Board Certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery since 1987 and is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. He is also a member of the American and Arizona Podiatric Medical Associations. He is a former Vice-President of the Arizona Podiatric Medical Association and a member of its Ethics Committee.
A former co-host of "Your Good Health" on KXEG radio in Phoenix, Dr. Dershowitz has been featured on various local TV and radio stations introducing new and innovative surgical procedures to the public (Endoscopic Heel surgery and Nerve Decompression surgery for neuropathy).
Of particular note is the specialized training he has undertaken with A. Lee Dellon, M.D., a professor of Neurosurgery and Plastic Surgery at Johns Hopkins Medical School, in Baltimore, Maryland, to learn nerve decompression surgical techniques to aid in the restoration of sensation and elimination of neuropathic pain, both in diabetics and non-diabetic patients.
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Dr. Dershowitz is a passionate scuba diver for more than 20 years and is an avid underwater photographer.
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Dr. Floyd Miller has been involved with the medical community in the Greater Metropolitan Phoenix area over the past 15 years. He attended medical school in San Francisco, CA, attending the California College of Podiatric Medicine, and graduated with Honors in 1998. From there, he completed a medical and surgical residency at Los Angeles County+USC General Hospital and Ambulatory Surgicenters in Tempe.
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438 Southwestern Historical Quarterly
General readers with a trans-Pecos bent will appreciate the re-
counting of range techniques, and they will enjoy character sketches
of individuals, like Jerome Dees, Clay Espy, Ram6n Hartnett, Dick
Riddle, and Gabino Romero, whose friendship and dependability
were crucial to the attainment of one of Gray's primary goals, financial
security. A twentieth-century cattleman's philosophy is ever present:
skepticism of government programs, defense of individualism, belief
that drought is the test of a good rancher, the notion that formal edu-
cation is fine but not essential for success, and the preference for a
horse over a pickup. While old ways die hard, change is inevitable,
although its value must be proven.
Gray acted wisely when he asked Nelson to put his story into read-
able form. Each of the book's twelve chapters begins with Nelson's
overview of that segment of her subject's memoir; and with few ex-
ceptions, Gray's prose is well edited. Overall, the insight and candor
of a seasoned ranchman are unmistakable.
Southwest Texas State University JAMES A. WILSON
The Road to Redemption: Southern Politics, 1869-1879. By Michael
Perman. (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press,
1984. Pp. xiv+353. Acknowledgments, introduction, notes, bibli-
ography, index. $32.)
But There Was No Peace: The Role of Violence in the Politics of
Reconstruction. By George C. Rable. (Athens, Ga.: The Univer-
sity of Georgia Press, 1984. Pp. xiii+257. Acknowledgments,
introduction, notes, bibliographical essay, index. $23.50, cloth;
$1o.oo, paper.)
Explaining the course of Reconstruction in the South is a problem
perennially struggled with by American historians. Despite years of
scholarly activity no single interpretation of the Reconstruction pro-
cess dominates the field. Revisionists, neo-revisionists, neo-Dunningites,
and still even a few Dunningites offer their theories concerning the
forces that determined Reconstruction's outcome. Michael Perman's
new study of Reconstruction politics and George C. Rable's examina-
tion of southern violence offer two new models that attempt to make
overall sense of the Reconstruction issue and that will be useful to
anyone seeking to understand this period in Texas history.
Perman offers an important new interpretation of state politics in
the South during Reconstruction. The central theme of his study is
that differences within state Democratic and Republican parties were
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Murrieta, CA Assisted Living
When you come to Murrieta Gardens Senior Living, the services and amenities are all part of the overall experience. We call it the simple life and it means you have the freedom to live the life you want, and the peace of mind knowing that helping hands are never far. Our dining, activities, services and staff are the things that create Murrieta Gardens Senior Living experience.
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Freshly prepared meals are served three times daily in our dining room. When you arrive for each meal, our staff will deliver your choice of beverage, and note your selections from the daily specials or alternative choice menu. Special requests are welcomed for individual dietary needs. Just make your preferences known and we will make sure you're satisfied.
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At Murrieta Gardens, you can lead the life you please: relaxed, active, social or private. When you are in the mood to join in for going, doing, learning or playing, the choices are almost endless.
Murrieta Gardens isn't your average assisted living community. Here you create your own schedule based upon your interests, preferences, routines, and abilities. Whether it is morning exercise, a sing-a-long at the piano, trip to local attractions, or a dance with entertainment provided by local musicians, it's your choice to join in the fun.
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We strive to make your life easier at Murrieta Gardens Senior Living. This means we take care of the little things like a weekly housekeeping service, with fresh linens and towels, as well as daily tidy-up service. A washer and dryer are available for those who would prefer to wash their own clothes. You will also find an on-site beauty shop for your convenience. We are also located within walking distance of a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center.
Families and friends are always welcome, no matter the time of day or night. If your visitors arrive after the community is secured for the evening, just let us know and our 24-hour staff will welcome them.
People Caring for Your Needs
Our entire staff is committed to pursuing the highest quality of life for every resident. Staff are available 24-hours a day, so if you need assistance with escorting, eating, bathing, medication management, dressing, or incontinence care we are here to help.
Assisted living should make life simple and give you comfort. That's why each apartment also has a personal emergency call system. Our on-site resident care professionals are always there to oversee the administration of medications, as well as other basic care needs.
Services & Amenities
- Spacious apartments – plenty of space to furnish as you desire
- Private bathrooms with accessible showers
- Kitchenettes – keep your own favorite snacks and drinks handy
- Utilities – no more surprising bills
- Weekly housekeeping – hassle free lifestyle
- 24/7 staffing – peace of mind knowing someone is close by
- Landscaped garden – fresh air when you want it
- Intriguing educational programs – continued life long learning
- Restaurant Style Dining – balanced & consistent quality meals
- Complimentary/Scheduled transportation
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- Private Dining Room – Continued Family Traditions
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- Medication Management Available – right medication at the right time
- Laundry- Weekly laundering of clothing and linens
- Activities Program – multiple choices left up to you
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Egypt will be hosting the upcoming IUCN North Africa Conservation Forum which will be held in Cairo from 4 to 6 October 2015. The event will be organized jointly by the IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation and the Arab Office for Youth and Environment (AOYE), IUCN members NGO in Egypt. …
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--1-- Starting on Sunday, I'm going to be doing a series of six linked posts on how my exploration of mathematics gave me a framework for understanding and discussing absolute morality. Posts topics will include how to be moral when you don't have perfect knowledge of morality and the ways God is like a cylinder, and why that's a problem.It all kicks off here on Sunday with a post on the superb Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. --2-- Atul Gawande's piece in The New Yorker … [Read more...]
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--1-- The universe has seen fit to give me an excellent birthday present this year. On Wednesday, I discovered this video of my new favorite machine in the whole world: a train that lays its own tracks! I am a total eight-year-old boy when it comes to big noisy machines. Pity the person who got stuck behind me on a narrow escalator the other day. The escalator next to ours was being repaired, so I stopped walking and hung halfway over the rail trying to get a good look at the guts of the esc … [Read more...]
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--1-- Hello, visitors from Jen's Conversion Diary! If you'd like a quick introduction to this blog, you may want to check out yesterday's post giving a preview of upcoming topics inspired by back and forth with the commenters. Soon to come: why God is not like a hurricane! Why morality is kind of like a hypercube! Hope you stick around for the discussion. --2--I've got a new opinion piece up on the Huffington Post today titled "The Only Law of Facebook is Fatwa" on the strange evo … [Read more...]
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--1-- I have a new piece up at The Huffington Post titled "A Tale of Phrenologists and Predatory Lenders" One preview quote from the piece: When is a product so harmful that it ought not be sold at all? When is a product so noxious that we can conclude that no one would freely choose to buy it if s/he was fully informed? Go on over and check it out! --2-- My debate with Justin Martyr concluded this week, but, unsurprisingly, we still have a lot we disagree about! He has a new post up a … [Read more...]
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--1-- My debate with Justin Martyr of The Faith Heuristic is drawing to a close. His rebuttal to my opening statement is up here. My final post in this series will be up by Sunday. (This post will be sponsored by antibiotics and the friendly staff of Washington DC's walk-in medical clinic. Thanks for getting me back on my feet guys!). --2--An interesting development following the ouster of Austrailian PM Kevin Rudd: his successor Julia Gillard is an atheist! Interesting that the way a … [Read more...]


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A mortar attack on Syrian TV was one of the two blasts that came out of Damascus Sunday evening. Two cars were set up near the General Organization of Radio and TV and both were blown up by suicide bombers.
At this time, two security guards were confirmed dead while both suicide bombers dies with their cars as reported by Paula Slier, RT correspondent.
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The report stated that the rebels responsible have published an online video claiming that they will target the Syrian TV offices. Rebels have reportedly warned civilians to avoid all military checkpoints before the blasts which were only two minutes apart.
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Why Not A 400Written by on August 14, 2006 Building a 444-Horse Street Engine With Room to Grow
The engine builds typically found in HPP are aimed at making power, either pushing the envelope for streetable performance or just trying to find the boundaries of the Pontiac V-8. Both have become easier in the past decade thanks to a flourishing aftermarket that provides hardware to improve output and minimize the catastrophic failures that can often follow. But the pursuit of ultimate output isn't for everyone; in fact, it's probably not even for the average hobbyist. That guy wants his car to be as fast as possible, but he also wants it to start and idle when Sunday finally comes around and he has time to take it out. That guy is looking for balance.
Charlie Chandler could be considered "that guy." He's been a fan of muscle since he was barely old enough to drive, back when some of the greats were still rolling off assembly lines. Since that time, he's had the opportunity to own quite a few musclecars, but drag racing isn't really part of Charlie's regular routine. As an M.D. and a family man, much of his time is spoken for, but living in Los Angeles does provide a steady flow of sunny days to motor in classic iron. So when he spotted a '69 GTO convertible sitting forlornly on a Santa Monica side street, he knew he'd found the perfect street machine. It took six years to finally get the Goat away from the previous owner, and then he had to deal with the blown-up factory 400. Even though it was a base engine rated at 350 hp, it was the factory-installed numbers-matching block. Sadly, it had been mortally wounded. Being a four-speed convertible, Charlie felt that it would be worth the effort to try and preserve some measure of originality, so he shopped around for a properly coded block and a shop to build it.
Finding the shop was simple: Charlie already knew the guys at Westside Performance in West Los Angeles, and he knew that proprietor Ted Toki had spent the better part of the last 35 years building engines for hot rods. In fact, Ted had spent that time building entire cars, many of them for the strip.
Westside Performance itself is a bit of an anomaly, at least in the heart of a big city. Few traditional speed shops have survived the roller coaster of economics, fuel shortages, smog police, and real estate booms that have occurred since the '60s, even in the center of the L.A. car culture, especially in an area as desirable as the patch of land occupied by Westside. But there it is, much as it has been since the '60s.
The most unusual part of Westside is that it remains a full-service speed shop, not just a retail store for aftermarket goods. In back, off the alley is a garage where any of the items sold inside can be installed, and this is also where the engines are assembled. This is the heart of Westside's R&D, which Ted sums up succinctly: "Most of our stuff is based on trial and error. We've had it either work or not work." After 35 years, they've got a pretty good idea of what works.
Ted spends a lot of his time these days working out combinations that are beneficial for street cars, trying to extract the most power and durability from engines that will see regular use. Being somewhat old school, Ted always has an eye on the budget as well. This would certainly not be the first Pontiac for Ted. He's been messing with them for decades, along with some of the other GM powerplants like Olds and Cadillacs. Walk around the back of the shop for a few minutes and this is quickly confirmed, as shelves filled with core parts, many of them Pontiac, line the walls.
This particular build began with its own problems. First, the block the Doc had located to replace the original was junk. Boring it (again) had actually uncovered a tiny casting void that became a pinhole, which went all the way through to the water jacket. Yet another block was sourced, only to find that it had already been bored 0.060-inch over previously and not very well. Charlie was about to start the search for a third when Ted came up with a plan.
Boring past 0.060-inch over for most engines is pushing it, though Toki says the 400 Pontiac usually has enough material to go even farther. But for this build, taking the bores just a little bit more, 0.065-inch total, would do the trick. That would bring each bore to a 4.185-inch diameter, the same as a 0.035 over 455. The significance of that relationship is that modern, high-performance piston rings for that bore size are already sitting on a shelf somewhere, just waiting to be slipped over a custom piston and into the 0.065-inch over Pontiac 400, as a 0.060-over Chevy 400 small-block is the same size.
Ted had a few other tricks to employ for the build. While they were having custom pistons made, he opted to ditch the heavy and not-so-durable stock Pontiac connecting rods for a set of low-cost aftermarket H-beams intended for a big-block Chevy (BBC). The SCAT rods measure 6.800 inches center-to-center and are a common item for BBC builds. They happen to be just a bit longer than a stock Pontiac (6.625-inch) rod but use a much smaller 2.20-inch rod-journal diameter than a stock Pontiac (2.250-inch). Using BBC rods in Pontiac V-8s is not a new idea, as Ted points out. "The long rod is a common-use item, and best of all, it's cheap. Plus, you can buy the H-series bearing with no drama--that's the one with the extra chamfer. Getting Pontiac-specific stuff is harder." Toki further explained that turning the Pontiac crank's rod journals down to 2.20-inch from 2.250 also adds the benefit of less drag through reduced bearing speed. Oiling is improved at the same time, and as a bonus, there is a small rotating-weight reduction.
Using a rod that is longer than stock is a fairly common performance-engine builder's technique, often to improve the rod angularity realized as the piston travels down through the bore on the power stroke. The actual benefits have been debated for years, but Ted likes the fact that the piston can be made shorter with a longer rod, reducing its weight even further than using a lightweight forging in stock dimensions. Positioning the wristpin higher in the piston (closer to the crown) also improves the stability of the piston as it changes direction at the top of the stroke, allowing the piston skirt to be shorter as well. The BBC wristpin is actually a shade larger in diameter than the stock Pontiac piece, 0.990-inch to the Pontiac's 0.9802-inch, but the Ross pin employed here uses a thinner wall to shave weight, yet it's still stronger than stock thanks to improved materials.
The pistons come from Ross, a manufacturer well-versed in creating high-performance pistons for traditional Pontiacs. In general, forgings are much stronger than cast pistons but often carry a weight penalty thanks to their increased density. Yet high-performance forgings often weigh less than a factory-cast piston for the same application as a result of more accurate piston design--the strength of each piston is increased by bolstering the areas that require it the most while also eliminating superfluous material and the unneeded weight it carries. Since the pistons for this 400 will be shorter than stock, even more mass will be eliminated.
Why make such a big deal over eliminating weight from the reciprocating portion of the engine? As Ted puts it, "Getting the weight out just makes life easier on all the other parts. It's more zen-like." He goes on to explain the specific benefits, primarily focused on the reduced load placed on what may be the most stressed component in the engine: the connecting-rod bolts. Every time a piston reaches top dead center (TDC) and changes direction to head back down the bore, the rod bolts must bear the brunt of containing the inertia each piston/rod combo holds as it travels upward. Think of the piston and rod as the weight on a slide hammer being flung against the end of its travel. Reducing that weight reduces the shock to the rod bolts, and the rod itself for that matter, with each revolution.
Since the good doctor wasn't looking for a strip terror with license plates, the top end of the 400 is fairly tame. The aluminum Edelbrock heads are untouched other than having a complete inspection, and the Engle hydraulic cam remains on the low side of 0.500-inch lift, plus it's 112-degree LSA helps keep the idle reasonable. Ted had confidence that the combo would still make healthy power, and the testing on the dyno at Eddings Engine exceeded his goals for the project.
Within days of the dyno session, the 400 was between the fenders of the GTO, racking up street miles. Initial feedback indicates that the Pontiac's manners in traffic are completely acceptable, and the torque of the fresh 400 can overcome the puny 14-inch rubber without even trying. This combo makes reliable power, provides some eye-pop under the hood, and was built using a block that otherwise would have been cast aside. Not to mention the fact that if the owner ever wants to go faster, the foundation is already in place to do it with minimal parts changes. It's a win/win situation all around.
ON THE DYNOAll testing was performed on a DTS PM15 dyno at Eddings Engine Rebuilding. Ambient temperature was 85 degrees, and Unocal 91-octane pump gas was used.
|Corrected RPM
|Corrected Torque
|Engine Specs
|Engine Displacement:
|Block/Crank Combo:
|'69 Pontiac 400 block, modified; stock-cast 400 crank modified
|Bore/Stroke Ratio:
|Rod/Stroke Ratio:
|Bottom End
|'69 GTO 400 casting
|Cylinders bored 0.005-inch over previous 0.060-inch overbore to 4.185-inch; deck resurfaced (0.010-inch), align-hone checked and found to be in spec
|Deck Height:
|Block decked 0.010-inch; new pistons designed for zero-deck condition
|Stock Pontiac 400, '69
|Rod journals machined to 2.20-inch with BBC-style radius, mains cut 0.010 under
|Balancer, Brand:
|Pioneer standard replacement
|Stock elastomer
|SCAT forged-steel H-beam for BBC
|Rod Length:
|None; check bolt stretch and side clearance
|Clevite 77, stock replacement BBC for rods; stock Pontiac 400 0.010-under for mains
|Main-bearing oil holes enlarged to match block oil holes
|Ross custom-forged flat-top with valve reliefs
|Check and install to connecting rods with Spirolox
|Piston-to-Deck Height:
|Piston Pins:
|Ross spec'd for BBC with full-floating pins
|Akerley & Childs single-moly; 1/16, 1/16, 3/16
|Set endgap to 0.020-inch, top ring; 0.022-inch, second ring
|Rod Bolts or Studs:
|ARP cap screws spec'd by SCAT
|Head Bolts or Studs:
|ARP head-bolt kit spec'd by Edelbrock
|Oiling System
|Windage tray:
|Stock Pontiac full-length
|Crank Scraper:
|Oil Pan:
|Stock '69 GTO
|Oil Pump:
|Melling high-volume mechanical
|Disassemble and deburr; weld pickup
|Type, Brand:
|Aluminum Edelbrock Performer RPM
|Closed 72cc
|Head Mods:
|None, out-of-box stock
|Compression Ratio:
|As supplied by Edelbrock, stainless steel
|Intake Size:
|Exhaust Size:
|Angles Used in Valve Job:
|As performed by Edelbrock
|Valve Guides:
|Edelbrock, manganese bronze
|Valve Seals:
|Edelbrock Viton 11/32-inch
|Rocker Studs:
|7/16-inch studs, ARP
|Rocker Arms:
|Harland Sharp aluminum adjustable full-roller
|Rocker-Arm Ratio:
|Smith Brothers, 5/16-inch
|Engle flat-tappet hydraulic
|Duration at 0.050:
|Lobe Separation Angle:
|Installed Position:
|Straight up
|Engle hydraulic
|Holley HP Series
|Flow Rating:
|Primary, #70 with 32 air bleed; secondary, #74 with 32 air bleed
|Power Valve:
|Fuel Pump:
|Carter mechanical, 120-gph, free-flow, 6-psi
|Fuel-Line Size:
|Intake Manifold:
|Edelbrock Performer RPM, dual-plane
|MSD Pro-Billet
|MSD 6AL (7AL-2 for dyno test)
|MSD 8.5mm
|Total Timing:
|Initial Advance:
|17 degrees BtdC
|Mechanical Advance:
|21 degrees
|Vacuum Advance:
|Doug's Headers full-length four-tube
|Primary Tube Diameter:
|Primary Tube Length:
|Collector Size:
|SCE for round-port Pontiac
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Since the 400's bottom end was already assembled, we had to use a similar Ross piston and SCAT rod for our weight comparisons, though the piston is actually for a 455. However, since this 455 piston is made for a 0.035-inch overbore, it winds up being the same diameter as our 400 slugs and is therefore a suitable stand-in for the scales. The reduction in weight with the aftermarket components is significant. The stock 400 cast piston and rod weighs 1,724 grams, while the Ross piston and SCAT rod came in at 1,510 grams. The third combo is another Ross piston for a 455 mounted to a stock Pontiac rod. It measured 1,780 grams, offering additional illustration of the stock rod's heft.Having custom pistons made for the application provided the opportunity to take advantage of some other benefits. For example, the compression ring package on the new pistons is smaller than standard: 1/16 vs. 5/64-inch. The advantage is lower drag along with improved sealing. The reduced weight of the ring contributes to increased ring stability when the piston changes direction. The smaller ring is also better able to conform to an imperfect cylinder wall at high rpm, and according to experts, also transfers less heat from the piston into the cylinder wall, which then passes to the coolant. In theory, that heat is retained in the combustion chamber and transferred into power rather than wasted. Since our bore diameter is the same as a 0.060-over Chevy 400 small-block, the rings are readily available and relatively cheap, and Ted assures us that modern 1/16-inch rings are 100,000-mile items without issue.Placing the stock rod and piston side-by-side with the Ross piston and H-beam rod illustrates the dimensional difference between them. The stock piston is huge in comparison to the Ross piece, but the overall height of the two assemblies ends up being the same thanks to the longer rod. Note also that the SCAT BBC wrist-pin is a slightly larger diameter than the stock Pontiac piece (0.990-inch vs. 0.9802-inch), but it has a significantly thinner wall than the stock piece, making it lighter and contributing to reduced reciprocating weight. Yet thanks to superior materials, the aftermarket pin is stronger.Pontiac connecting rods tend to measure around 0.992-inch wide or so at the big end; the BBC is right around the same, perhaps a shade smaller. That works out well since Ted likes to run side clearance between 0.018-0.020-inch, rather than the stock 0.014-inch, to allow the oil to spray out more easily which lets the lube pass through the bearings faster, carrying off heat. He admits that it's not a scientifically tested practice, but the engines he's done this to in the past seem to realize less wear to the bearings upon initial teardown.Though you don't see it here, Ted pointed out something we hadn't noticed previously: The Pontiac V-8 has the opposite staggering of its engine banks than most other V-8s. All that means for our build is that the BBC rods end up on opposite sides of the block in the Pontiac because the large chamfered side of the big end of the rods still has to face outward toward the radius cut in the crank journal. There is no problem with this practice except that some builders get momentarily alarmed when they see the bearing locks facing the inside of the engine rather than the standard rule of facing outward. The rods are otherwise symmetrical, and Ted focuses on getting the chamfer in the right place.Ted employs a few tricks he's developed over the years to improve oiling on the Pontiac, primarily slight bearing modifications. He drills the main bearings to reveal the oil-feed hole, allowing the oil to flow more freely to the main journals of the crank, though the motivation for this is really so that more oil will make its way to the rod journals. Main-journal oiling is less of an issue on the small-journal 400 compared to the mammoth 3.25-inch mains of the big-inch Pontiacs, but in engine-building circles, 3 inches is still plenty big. Any enhancements that can help to ensure consistent oiling under high-rpm use are worthwhile.Ted also modifies the cam bearings, but in this case, the objective is to limit oil flow. He installs the bearings with the stock oiling hole turned 90 degrees from its intended position so that the new, smaller hole he drills lines up with the oil passage. The smaller hole measures 0.085-inch (left) rather than the stock 0.180-inch, and the intent is to keep the oil going to the crank's bearings where it is more crucial. Ted says he's never found an issue on any V-8 engine as a result of slightly reducing the oil flow to the cam bearings.Westside Performance tends to work with the same parts suppliers for its engine builds, and Ted prefers using Engle camshafts, not only because the company is local, but because he can pretty much order whatever combination of lobes he wants without it being considered a "custom" grind. For this 400, Ted selected a hydraulic flat-tappet kit with 236/236-degrees duration at 0.050-inch lift and 0.494/0.494-inch lift, but had it set on a 112-degree lobe separation angle (LSA) to bolster idle quality. He will also employ Harland Sharp aluminum roller rocker arms using the stock 1.50:1 ratio.The top end of the subject 400 is pretty much void of any trickery. Out-of-the-box Edelbrock Performer RPM aluminum cylinder heads with 72cc chambers make 10.65:1 compression with the zero-deck Ross flat-top pistons. An Edelbrock Performer RPM intake tops it off. When we next saw the 400, it was mounted to the dyno at Eddings Engine in San Fernando, California, wearing a 750-cfm Holley HP-series carb to administer the 91-octane pump gas. Long-tube headers by Doug's Headers use 2-inch primaries and 31/2-inch collectors feeding into the dyno's exhaust system.
With help from Ray Wustrack of Eddings Engine, Ted (left) set the total timing on the 400 to 34 degrees for the initial pulls, but subsequent experimentation revealed that the engine liked lots of spark lead. Some of the higher-output pulls used 40 degrees total. The final combination was dialed to 38 degrees to yield the best balance of torque and horsepower.Other testing focused on the use of spacer plates under the carb. As a general rule, spacers on the dyno are good for a few extra ponies. The real questions are which will provide the best of both horsepower and torque and will the gains be appreciable on the street. A 2-inch open-plenum spacer is generally good for horsepower, but our 400 picked up only 3 hp while losing 13 lb-ft of torque--not a good trade.Four-hole spacers usually don't add as much horsepower as open-plenum designs but often benefit torque as well. The Super Sucker spacer is a four-hole design with a twist: The bottom side of each bore flares outward rather than abruptly ending. This is said to aid in the transition of the airflow into the manifold, and it seems to work. On our engine, it added 6 hp over having no spacer at all and pumped up torque by 10 lb-ft. Plus, since this one is only 1-inch tall, it will likely fit under the hood of the GTO the 400 is destined for.In the end, the best combination used the Super Sucker spacer with 38-degrees total timing, No. 70 jets in the primary side of the Holley, and No. 74s in the secondaries to make 444 hp and 492 lb-ft of torque. To give an idea of the value of dyno time, the earliest pulls on the 400 showed 423 hp and 479 lb-ft. Ted and the crew at Eddings felt that this was a realistic tune-up for the street-going Goat, and real-world testing a week later when the engine was installed seemed to concur.


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check this out, marc mesh for goalies in the shape of a smiley face!
check this out, marc mesh for goalies in the shape of a smiley face!
For the Boys
wtf the smiley face marc mesh is 150$ but the solid color marc mesh is 30$, theyre charging 120$ for something i could do with a sharpie marker? of course not as well but its only a design. is marc mesh even legal for u.s lacrosse? how much better is marc mesh than hard mesh?
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no, thats why i dont know if its legal. or how good it is? im sure its better because you get what you pay for, but i was just wondering if it is worth 'x' amount more money than just regualr hard mesh.
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You have to understand that these are one of a kind pieces, they're not a dime a dozen. And marc mesh, if strung correctly, is absolutely amazing. Pretty sure its JVdunker that uses it and loves it.
is it really worth more than a head though for a piece of mesh? sounds pretty outrageous...if i pay that much for mesh i hope that it saves everything for me
Sorry for big bump :( but I didn't want to start a new thread. Who in the right mind buys this. Its a smiley face in the middle of marc mesh. I just wanted to know if anybody has actually spent $150 on ONE piece of mesh.
You could get 2 Eclipses for the price of this single piece of mesh, also do they make 12d mm?
For the Boys
Is a smiley face worth 120 bucks more? I say no
Any custom designs that the people at Marc Mesh do is very time consuming as well. There are limits as to what can be put on a mesh that will actually show up well from a distance as well as close up.
As for the happy face mesh, it was originally made for Colorado Mammoth goalie Chris Levis in honour of his late father.
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marc mesh is ok but i prefer ninja mesh , the smiley face is cool but not for 150 definately overated
visit my page for your stringing needs www.madlaxstringsandsales.bigcartel.com
or PM me on here and we can make a deal . or there my facebook business page , just search madlaxstrings as if you were looking for a friends page .
This may drift a little bit off topic, but there are a couple other designs that the fine people at Marc Mesh have done that cost just as much, yet still look good:
Maple Leaf - for Canadians, a red leaf on a white background with a red top and bottom (as seen by Hamilton Nationals goalie Scott Rodgers)
Cannonball - this one I haven't seen yet, but was made for Toronto Rock goalie Pat Campbell
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i would love to know how they do this. does anyone know a way to put designs liike this on mesh?
I bet if i really wanted to i could make that design would take time but its possible andi think i know how to do it
"Its the magician, not the wand."
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"sending a head for mesh stringing is like going to McDonald's for oatmeal." - Coach Matt?
people say that but it is difficult to properly dye mesh and have it last. id love a piece of smiley marc mesh, but id rather not trade a month of jiu jitsu membership + gas for a piece of mesh. havent tried mm on my heads yet but ive heard great things.
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I hate to bring this thread out of the bowels of no where but... If the smiley face is like this:
top of head-> [:)] <- bottom of head. Then for box would you flip it upside down:
top of head-> [(:] <- bottom of head. Because you flip the stick upside down in box
I meant like this
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Read the rules.
"It's just a game!"
"No, no it isn't."
Would you like to review your logic
All the best things in life are dirty...
I don't think Marc mesh makes 12d buddy
PM me for Goalie stringings, +3/-0
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Shield video
I agree that marc mesh is nice, but im really not in favor of paying $150 for it.


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