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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - August 1, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma There Is Nothing More Appropriate nan That a Time Should Be Set Aside in the Month of August to Do Honor to Confederate Brave t&ht gfoa Chewing J&tos;Oklahoma City's Mayor Asked to Remove Thugs From Police Force woe Owen ie nu roe mr •ITS TCRPOrtK IS GLOfflWS/ DKCLAUK8 OKLAHOMA'S SKX IOU SENATOR YESTERDAY. Villa's Army Was In Poor Condition to Attempt Conquest of North Mexico tin Lopez, * ho Juaiez. is said to have denounced iof the city accused the bandit leader j noon, as a result of th*- unwarranted into believing atta k made by Kitchens oil A. P. and his men By New** Serial fervid WASHINGTON, July 31.—The senate was urged today by Senator Owen, democrat. Oklahoma, to accept the league of nations covenant in order to establish a new world order, and not to delay its action by "captious and partisan dispute' over the wording of is various provisions. **I shall not criticise the rhetoric or the verbiage of the covenant," said Senator Owen. This covenant is wise. it is thoughtfully drawn. In its substance it is splendid. In its purpose it is glorious. "A perfect contract between scoundrels is worthless. An imper- j feet contract between trustworthy friends, who have fought and bled together in a common love of jus-; tice and liberty, is of very great value Let us be devoutly thankful] for the opportunity to bind the world together in bonds of peace. "On the battlefields a league of victorious nations va-? e«tab~ j lished. The nations composing it I discovered that while they were bound together by the exigencies of war in framing the future rela tions of the nations of Europe with Germany, it was essential to establish a league that should embrace all the nations of the world. '•The political enemies of President Wilson should throw themselves in blind fury against the covenant on the theory that it is a child. The principles of the league are those of the conventions drought down to date. It represents the best opinions of the whole civilized world. Do not slay the covenant as President Wilson's child. He is not the real father, but only an honest physician who presided over ?he avouchment." By the AMoctowd Prwa •" —lhe fighting 111 ! EL PASO, Texas. August I . : Franscisco Villa's army which ad- ^ deceiving \ a need on Juarez with the intention lhe United States government would of conquering northern Mexico and recognize the Villa revolution and establishing a rebel government in I america* troops would not molest the North, retired before United i States troops badly demoralized and disorganized, say*- deserters. impressed soldiers who escaped and civilians who saw* them at \ ilia Ahumada. I N\\ ARRASTER ASSAULT ON OKLAHOMAN NEWSPAPER KE-rollTKRS STAUTS MOYE TO TLEAX VV FORTES. By N. Serial Service OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug I The immediate removal of J. Garrrison Kitchens from the police force will be a ked by Mike Donnelly, commise .oner of finance, at a meeting commissioners this after- England Wants Government Ownership of Railroads Regardless Our Failure American troops them they attacked Jnarea. Another report beaching border stated that Villa selected IOO picked men from his forces and started south toward Lanai, announcing that "he could not fight the Am- After two da^ and nights of in-1 orleans" and saying he was going t erin* t ta ut lighting for possession of back to the mountains Villa activ- Juarez, Villa had depleted his am- ities in the vicinity of I anal. rt munition supply A member of his eently would tend to confirm th. staff who came to the border after j report, ueneral Angeles was reP°r -aid mail) of Villa's t,>d to have seperated from villa and the retirement men had no amunition. Only Villa's bodyguard had more than IOO rounds. Soldier had thrown their rifles away while crossing the desert with the American cavalry in pursuit. Villa s telegrapher who escaped at Villa rhumba, reported lo Mexican officials in Juarez the rebels were without food and that their morale was very low Dissensions took place among Villa's men after Juarez batt! Mar- to be hiding in the hills near the border. Villa partisans here denied that Villa's army was demoralized. They say one of Villa's tricks is to scatter his forces after a battle and then reassemble them when he is ready to conduct another campaign. Pilar de Concho*, on the Conchos river near Parral, is said by A ilia s agents here to be the rendezvous for Villa's forces and all of his bands are drifting in that direction. Officers and Bandits Exchange Fifty Shots Near Tulsa Yesterday Findley, an Oklahoman reporter, at the police station Wednesday night at 10:30 o'clock. As a city commissioner I do not wish to be responsible for retaining on t ie police force a man who has Conducted himself as Kitchens has,'' Donnelly said. Donnelly maintains public records are >pen to inspection at police headquarters and that the public or new \ apers cannot legally be barred from them. Walton "I n\cull gates." Mayor Walton was quoted yester* day .i< saying he was "investigating. but that he was not considering Kitchens' removal. He was quoted as saying the facts as reported to him showed the newspaper mar carted the trouble. Kitchen organized the "soldiers', sailors' and man Bef ' club" during Mayor Walton's campaign for mayor. (in* week ago today the mayor put tip a bulletin in the police station barring representatives of the Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Titties from the police records. Ttw* exalt wording of the bulletin was to J the effect that the representatives of the two papers were not to be; permitted In the building unless: under arrest." Reporter Tried Today. > inultaneoucly with the introduction of the resolution in the com miss! one nil* meeting asking Kitchens' I removal, the reporter w ill be tried in tnunicipal cou**t on charges of interfering with an officer while in < Continued from page 5) The annual wage bill of the railways before the war was about £50,-000,000, and Sir Erie estimates the increased war wages and other concessions at £57,000,000, the eight hour day and other new concessions to cost from £20,000,0000 to £25-000,000 and the extra cost of materials and coal £27,000,000 making the increased cost of running the iailroads £104,000,000 to £107-000,000 without taking into account The British railways are managed tile great depreciation of plant during the By the Associated Pre*** LONDON—(By Mail)— British railways and coal mines are at present financial invalids. Both of these industries still are controlled by the government, under war legislation. Proposals that both should be nationalized are among the most important reconstruction plans now being agitated here. HE SAYS EVERY ONE REFUGE, BUT MANY NOT RECOGNIZE THE FACT. NEEDS DO by the new Ministry of Transport with a guarantee of prewar profits to the shareholders. The coal mines are operated by a controller who fixes the conpensation of the mine owners. 'The transport system of the country are financially in a seml-paralvzed state," the Minister of Transport, Sir Erie Geddes, recently told th * House of Commons. The balance sheet of the railroads for the coming year, as he forecast it, will show a loss of from £71,OO CLOGG to £73,000,000, against an annual prod* of about £43,000,000 for the five last years before the war. war. Some financiers contest these figures strongly and assert that the deficit is merely a paper one due to failure in bookkeeping to charge the immense government traffic at rates which private traffic would cost, and that the financial outlook is nowise as bad as Sir Eric's view of it. The deficits of the railways and mines are defrayed under present arrangements, the former directly from the treasury out of the pockets of the tax payers, the latter by the whole community through official advances in the price of coal. *lf Pioneer Phone Service To Improve With Private Control; No Excuses Go COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE THE lf. C. OE I.. By the1 AtuMXvated Pres* WASHINGTON, Aug. I A committee to conduct an in vest igat loft of the high cost of living, and report >ts findings to president Wilson, was appointed ai a conference here yesterday of cabinet officers al the office of Attorney General Palmer. This was announced today at the Whit# House. The committee names w* re not given out. The committee will compile suggestions already made and report to th # cabinet Monday, when further st *ps will be take®, It has been suggested, Palmer said, to sell th** year's wheat crop at ie market price a: d make up the guarantee to the fa mers out of a billion dollar ap pr jprlation. IMPORTANT TREATY WAS SIGNED JUNE 2*. SUS [ ON STRIKE ACAIN TODAY By *1.1* A**ociat«i Ere*. MUSKOGEE, Aug. I Street car service, resumed July IT, following a seven weeks' strike by carmen was again discontinued today when car men declared new strike, asserting that the company failed to keep tho terms of the recent compromise and o serve rights. a on way men By New#* SixN-ial Service TULSA, Okla.. July 31. More than fifty shots were fired during running gun battle near Alsuma the Broken Arrow-Tulsa high-at 3 o'clock between posse-and the four bandits who at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon I held up and robbed the Bank of Jenks, at Jenks, twelve miles south of this city, escaping with all of the bank's available funds. This report was brought to Tulsa by Sheriff James Wooley who was compelled to withdraw* from the chase when his automobile be-canae disabled and he returned to IMH.ISH PARTY RATIFIED (■ERMAN TREATY YESTERDAY By * Im Xii** m*in ted I'reM- PARIS, Aug, i. The Polish parliament yesterday i ant led the German peace treat> at d also the treaty for the protection of minorities, according to advices received here today. en orl I the city for another car. With the sighting of the bandits near Alsuina it is apparent the robbers circled through Rogers county and are moving back towards Tulsa. Because of this fact officers are inclined to believe the four men make their headquarters here. According to the story told by STRI Kl CALLED IX PROTEST AGAINST CERTAIN ORDERS AFFM TINT; THE DEPARTMENT. ll} in AhmvhihI PW** I TENDON, Aug. I. A police strike in London and provincial cl' . > called suddenly yesterday in {Hotest against the pending legislation affecting the police organization;, went into effect today with lain. > circles calling some sixty-five By New#* SiwmuhI Service . OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. I The day of excuses and apologies from the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for poor service in Oklahoma ended last night with the restoration of private ownership and state control of the transmission lines, it was declared yesterday by Art L. Walker, chairman of the corporation commission. From now on the state, through the corporation commission, w ill assert its rights, and hold the company to ' strict accountability" for the class of service it renders to its patrons in Oklahoma, Walker said. Telephone officials were in conference yesterday with Chairman Walker, and promised improvement. but declared tho change for the better must necessarily come slowly, due to the training of new operators. The end of government control of the lines, it was stated, removes every barrier w*hich company officials in the past have declared stood LENINE IO MUSS THINGS UP: THEN WILL RESIGN STOCKHOLM, Aug. Dagblatt is informed closely connected with soviet government that I.— Svenska by persons the Russian Nikolai Len- ine, the premier, intends to begin a drastic change of policy and then resign. One condition of retirement will be that Leo Trotsky, the bolshevik war minister, be left in command of red army. It. B. Johnson, cashier, the autonio- thousand police anti prison officials I way of better service anti ne- MISS JOSEPHINE DUNN B> the Ainociated Press WASHINGTON. Aug. I. of the treaty between the powers and Poland, said been signed at Versailles was —A copy Big Five to have June 2$, records to- — - fen - elgn rela ommlttee. who said that it had peen submitted to the British parliament iavo weeks ago o © OOO OC O O 0 0 O 0 C put into the senate day by (Ib^Aan Lodge of the ' flSn a © 0 © 0 0 a HERE'S A RARE BIRD. There** a druggist in Ada who alleges that he is too busy to do any advertising .because he doesn't have time to writ** his copy. HSt wants to, but he's overworked to such a degree he just can't find tim** to tell < prospective buyers of the alleged advantages his store offers; of the alleged service he and his salespeople render; of the alleged cordiality with which 0 they greet the public; of the O many pleasant things they 0 claim to make your drug store O shopping pleasant. Yes, and O he's too busy, he says, to in- C> vlte you through the public O © press to visit his store. There 0 0 .are other* who think enough O 0 of your business to ask for it. O a 0-00© 00 0000000 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 Mis* Joseph.ne Dunn, sixteen years of ape, who hails from Yazoo, Miss., graduated from aviation and has been flying a plane over Atlantic City, doing nose dives, tail spins, etc. She has been called the most remarkable aviatrix, it is said, by the Aero Club of America, and has few equals in loopingthe-loop. Glenn Curtiss Has been building a vpt.cial plane for her, and when It la finished the will carry passengers. bib- stopped in front of the bank, the driver remaining in his seat, while the other three men entered the hank and pulling revolvers ordered himself and B. E. Johnson, bookkeeper, to hold up their hands while one of the bandits kept them covered the other two deliberately ransacked the vault taking between $3,000 and $4,000. With the falling of darkness it is believed any hope that the officers may have of capturing the bandits will be dispelled. It is likely the men will continue on into the Osage hills where they will find it a comparatively easy matter to avoid detection. The robbery of the bank was not featured by any shooting. The bandits were well outside of Jenks before the cashier had time to spread an alarm. Rev. Harold G. Cooke known as Tulsa's Jazz parson be-j cause of his spectacular sermons and musical programs was one of the leaders in the bandit hunt. He was a the county court house when the first report of the robbery was received and volunteered his automobile. It was quickly filled with deputies, Rev. Cooke acting as chauffeur. Gore (Tuning to Alia. J. M. Parker of this city has received a totter from ll. S| Senator Tomas P. Gore, hearing date of July 24th, in part as follows: "I expect to be in the State August 10th and expect to visit Ada while there. Will seek the pleasure of seeing you personally." With best wishes, believe me, Very truly yours, T. P. GORE. O' The home secretary admitted that three hundred policemen out o; seventeen hundred in Liverpool Tad obeyed the strike order, gave m> figures for other cities. but Chicago Race War Declared to Be At an End Today l'v 'hi* AMMteiated Pres CHICAGO, Aug. I.—With State troops in full control of the black bolt* race rioting that terrorized the city for four days was pronounced at an end today by the city and state officials. The deaths resulting t rom the riots and disorders reached thtTty-two, eighteen negroes and fourteen white. The injured may exceed five hundred. O'© © (' C r. o o r OO OOO c ADIOS TO SHIMMY I LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Aug. I. The "shimmy" and "cheek-' *-< heck" dances henceforth will not be tolerated in Select Los Angeles clubs. These dances are unrefined, Q according to an C the Log Angeles athletic 0 and must not be attempted at 0 0 the organization's social func- 0 p tions. Other clubs are. follow- 0 ing suit. £ '© 0 I© 0 0 0 o 0 0 0© O 0 0 0 0 o 0 cessary improvements. Inefficient help, due to low wages made necessary by government control, which precluded, to a certain extent, increases In operation expenses, has been the reason assigned in most instances by telephone officials for the poor service. Rate-Making Up to Stale. But now ii is declared there is nothing to keep the company from paying wages sufficiently attractive to get the right class of help to render service commensurate with the rates the company demands for service. The company can now! get the class of help which it has said it has been unable to get in the past because of low wages and get credit for (be increase as a part of the operating expenses when the rate adjustment is taken up before the com-mossion, Chairman Walker said. The question of rate making is j now up to the state, but improvement in service will be a necessary condition precedent to any increases) or adjustments, Chairman said. "The time has arrived when the people of Oklahoma can no longer he expected to tolerate the miserable telephone service that has been givin by the Southwestern Bell Telephone company during the past few months," said Mr. Walker. <\>iu|»Iaim Men Requii-ed. Late yesterday afternoon Walker served notice on the company officials that from now on all tole-edict ",ssHOd"t>y M.phone complaints will be handled in club 0 a formal way. ftnd unless adjusted promptly the commission will proceed against them. Walker yesterday agked telephone company officials to designate one man in their office to receive com-(Continued on Page Eight.) ANTI-ROIjSHKVIK army CAPTURES IMPORTANT CITY LONDON, Aug. I. News was received here today that the volunteer army of General Denekene. one of the most important of the Russian anti-bdlshevik forces, has scored another important success in capturing the city of Poltava. ~FRAN^^ o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O Evangelist Ham's sermon Thursday night was based on Isaiah 33:2, "And a man shall be as an hiding place from the wind, and a covert from the tempest; as rivers of water in a dry place, aa a shadow of great rock in a weary land." Twice in my life I have had brought home to me very vivid realization of the aptness and force of Isaiah's figurative laguage in the text. One of the most striking pictures I saw in the British Art gallery was that of a raging tempest sweeping trees, houses and barns before it. In one corner was a party of frightened people observing the approaching storm, and in another a group of awe-struck horses, with heads erect and distended nostrils, bodies apparently all aquiver as they intently watched the coming storm and heard its roar. In my tour of Egypt I sood on. the great pyramid of Cheops and looked across a desert as far as the eye could see, and that is a long way in that clear, dry atmosphere. In the opposite direction I could see across the valley of the Nile, which stream courses its way along the center of the strip of valley rendered fertile and fruitful by its waters, and beyond this I could see the desert on the other side. On camel's back I rode through that desert as far as the Tombs of the Kings, a parching hot, windy journey, over a desolate and weary land. Just before we reached the Tombs, scorching hot and thirsty. we rounded a sand-hill and came suddenly into the shadow of a huge rock towering up out of the sands many hundreds of feet above us. It was like entering a cave. The air was delightfully cool and refreshing making us feel like new creatures. Instantly the words of this text came into my mind, and I said that the old prophet certainly knew what he was talking about when he spoke of the shadow of a great rock in a weary land as a grateful refuge for the way-worn traveler. And what that great rock was to me on that day Jesus Christ has been to me every day since. Refuge a Universal Need. Every man needs a refuge, though many do not recognize it till the oncoming storm is hard upon them. Because they do not feel the need of fire iii summer many do not provide fuel until the winter blasts begin to howl. They are not so wise as the bee and the ant. The devil makes it his chief business to see that men do not feel alarm until destruction is so near alarm will do no good. All men need refuge; for any man's inner life is liable to be swept by storms of more or less violence. Storms of sorrow drive some to despair and even to self-destruction, because they have not availed themselves of the refuge God has provided for all. Storms of misfortune are ever rendering them helpless unless they have refuge in this "covert from the tempest." Dry and fruitless are the lives of those who have never drunk of the "rivers of water." living water, supplied by Jesus Christ, the Savior. The journey of life lies through a weary desert to those who have (Continued on Page Eight.) JUST A SUGGESTION. ©OOO OOO OO 0 0 0 0 G 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 O Representative Franklin F. Ells* .. worth, now serving his third term as member of the house, has announced his candidacy for governor of Minnesota. He is a member of the committee on Interstate and foreign commerce. The miserable hole that has worn almost thro ugli the paving at the intersection of Twelfth and Townsend, al ihe south side of the traffic post, 'O is becoming dangerous. We s-uggesi that somebody 0 pass ihe hat among the a:«io- O mobile owner} of he cl*/, b.iv 0 a ba-re I of cement and a few 0 gallons of branch water and 0 repair it before somebody gets 0 killed. The work could be done 0 at small expense and with O very little time. This is only 0 a, suggestion and we offer it in 0 the spirit in which it is most O 0 likely to be taken. O 0 O 0Q0000© OO OOO00O© ,0 0 0 ;
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After breakfast we spent time in the swimming pool and around our villa.
Just before lunch Roxy had an urge to go and see some shops (meaning she wanted to do shopping). As every good husband I just said "Yes Dear". :-)
We walked for a couple of hours through Seminyak area where there were a lot of arts, crafts, and clothing shops.
In the end Roxy bought some clothes and she wanted to buy some sandals but to her disappointment they didn't fit well (a sigh of relief from me). :-)
After our shopping expedition we came back to the villa and had some relaxing time
For dinner we went to a Greek restaurant nearby and I have to say it was the best value for money meal we had so far! Usually the portions here are quite small and anybody who knows me would know what portions I eat. No such problems in this restaurant. The food was good and it reminded us of the European food we are used to. :-)
We are now back in the villa and are looking forward to tomorrow. We hired a driver for a day who will take us around Bali showing us some of the major attractions. The driver will then take us to the airport where if everything goes to plan we should leave to go back to Australia. I can't believe the time has come to go back already...!!! :-(


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Early Thursday evening, the Gainesville City Commission decided it will spend its $194,546 surplus. The money will go toward seven project including two additional police officers, a temporary employee inside the city's equal opportunity office, and a city website redesign. Commissioner newcomer, Susan Bottcher, said she believes the projects will enhance the city.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. - The No. 16 USC women's tennis team gutted out its first win over a top-10 team since 2009 with a 4-2 comeback win over No. 8 North Carolina today in the first round of the ITA National Team Indoor Championships in Charlottesville, Va. After UNC sneaked away with the doubles point, USC buckled in for the long haul in singles, claiming three straight-set victories before junior Danielle Lao pinned up the heroic clincher with a three-setter from court two. The Women of Troy are now 6-0 on the year and advance to tomorrow's quarterfinals.
"It was definitely a struggle. I was up 4-1 in the first set and lost it. Then I was down in the second set but was able to fight back," Lao said of her winning efforts. "In the third set, it was all about who could keep her nerve. We were both really tight in the third set. She played really well, and I was able to hit a few good shots at the right time. The match really came down to a few points, and I was really fortunate to get those points."
After a split on courts one and two in doubles, the first point of the day was up for grabs on court three with a tiebreaker between USC's Pulido/Scandalis and UNC's Hemm/Lyons. Trojans Lao/Ramos had grabbed a strong 8-1 win at the No. 2 spot to start, but #3 Christian/Santamaria were tripped up 8-5 on court one. At the No. 3 position, Tarheels Hemm/Lyons managed to edge out Pulido/Ramos 10-8 in a tiebreaker to claim a 1-0 lead for North Carolina.
The Women of Troy answered the call in singles, however. USC won the first set on all but one court to build some early momentum. That surge helped carry #99 Kaitlyn Christian to a powerful 6-3, 6-0 win over #55 Caroline Price on court four to level the match 1-1, and then Gabriella DeSimone added to the count with a dominant 6-1, 6-1 win at the No. 5 spot over Gina Suarez-Malaguti. Then, on court three, another freshman came through in the clutch as #18 Sabrina Santamaria pounded out a 6-2, 7-5 win over Shinann Featherston, and USC was up 3-1 in the match.
The rest of the matches stretched into third sets, with UNC's Tessa Lyons pulling off a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 win over Alison Ramos to hand the Trojan senior her first dual-match loss of the year. That sent the drama over to courts one and two. Both USC's Zoe Scandalis and Danielle Lao were poised to make winning moves in their No. 1 and No. 2 singles matches, respectively, but Lao got to the finish line first. The #42 junior shrugged off a loss in the first set and stubbornly held her ground to pin up the clinching victory with a 5-7, 7-5, 6-4 win over #44 Zoe DeBruycker. With the win in-hand, #19 Scandalis' match with #16 Lauren McHale was suspended at 5-5 in the third set.
The No. 16 USC women will now face No. 17 Tennessee at 3 p.m. ET tomorrow in the quarterfinals. The Vols upset No. 5 Baylor 4-0 today in the Round of 16.
USC's last win over a top-10 team was a 5-2 victory over then-No. 10 UCLA on April 17, 2009, at Marks Stadium.
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As a pastor, Warren founded Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, CA, which today has an evangelical congregation averaging 22,000 weekly attendees, a 120-acre campus, and more than 300 community ministries for groups such as prisoners, CEO's, addicts, single parents and those with HIV/AIDS. In a recent campaign that he led, Saddleback Church fed 42,000 homeless people with three meals a day for forty days.
Warren also leads a global coalition of congregations in 162 countries called the Purpose Driven Network of churches. To date, more than 400,000 ministers and priests have been trained worldwide, and almost 157,000 church leaders subscribe to his weekly newsletter, the Ministry Toolbox. His book, The Purpose Driven Church, is listed in "100 Christian Books That Changed the 20th Century."
Warren, as a theologian, has lectured at Oxford, Cambridge, the University of Judaism, the Evangelical Theological Society and numerous seminaries and universities. He has six books known for explaining complex theology in understandable ways that have been translated into more than 50 languages.
As a philanthropist, Warren and his wife, Kay, have given away 90 percent of their income through three foundations: Acts of Mercy, which serves those infected and affected by AIDS, Equipping the Church, which trains church leaders in developing countries, and the Global Peace Fund, which fights poverty, disease, and illiteracy.
As a global strategist, Warren advises a multitude of leaders in the public, private and faith sectors on leadership development, poverty, health, education and faith in culture. He has been invited to speak at the United Nations, the World Economic Forum in Davos, the African Union, the Council on Foreign Relations, Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, TIME's Global Health Summit and numerous congresses around the world. TIME magazine named him one of "15 Leaders Who Mattered Most in 2004" and in 2005 on of the "100 Most Influential People in the World."
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Anyhow we're cruising in the passing lane at about 60mph waiting for one car to get over and then it's clear sailing for at least a mile up the road. As soon as the car moves, the guy in the Lotus hammers it. Like I did with the Viper, and since I'm not really into aggressive driving, I just drop it into 5th and take off with him. I was really surprised how little power the Lotus had and I ended up switching lanes because I could've just drove right through him and had some serious car lengths on him.
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8500 rpm vs 6500 rpm
I suppose this may sound like a vague question, but what makes one engine capable of 8500 rpm vs one that is limited to 6500 rpm? Is it strictly a matter of better internal moving parts being used? What about shorter stroke vs longer stroke? Is there a limit for a bore/stroke ratio? The following is fairly obvious: proper carb size and fuel supply, single plane intake, higher flowing heads, high perf valvetrain(proper cam, pushrods, retainers, locks, springs, valves, etc...), forged pistons, great rods. Does it come down to "what is the application, race or cruise" and build accordingly? If both are built properly, will an engine designed and built to peak at a higher rpm make more power than the same engine (type, displacement) which peaks at a lower rpm?
To me it seems like you're thinking of it somewhat backwards. You'd build a motor to make power, not to run RPM. If people could get the same horse at 6500 RPM as they could at 8500 nobody would run 8500 because the stresses and costs are much greater. If a motor is set up to run 8500 with proper cam, compression, valving etc and has proper lowers, then yes, it will make more power than a similar motor which is capped for whatever reason at 6500.
Motors become less efficient as they spin faster. Cylinders tend not to fill as completely and frictional losses multiply. Power is defined as work over time, so even if your motor makes slightly less power per stroke at 8500 RPM (assuming it can run 85), you're running 25% more strokes per time unit. Horsepower drops off when your motor's power per stroke drops off faster than what is gained by running more strokes per unit of time.
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peices that can withstand the punishment of rpm's dictate the max rpm. For most engine's, the valve train is the biggest problem.
You need to burn a specific amount of air and fuel to make enough work energy to get the job done. in this case, it's to move a car. You can adjust either the engine's part's parameters like or the RPM, both burn more A/F in the same amount of time.
So smaller engine like fours and sixes need more rpm to do the same amount of work of a bigger engine with less rpm.
A 350 can injest enough air at 9600 with the correct part's to make 650 hp.
A 454 can injest enough air at 5000 with the correct part's to make 650 also.
It take roughly ten times the money to make the 350 live at 9600.
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NEW YORK (AP) — At least for one day, drivers in the New York region on Saturday seemed to be getting a break [auth] from spending hours in gas lines after Superstorm Sandy.
Around New York City, they still waited longer than usual at stations. But the lines that stretched a dozen Manhattan blocks earlier in the week at some stations were far shorter. Many were closed — for lack of fuel or taking a break.
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The restrictions, coupled with power restoration, have mitigated the long waits that drivers endured at service stations just after the storm, said Sal Risalvato, executive director of the New Jersey Gasoline, Convenience Store and Automotive Association.
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|$1,000 (0.2%)
|$31,272 (4.9%)
|Dick Monteith (R)
|$497,261 (97.4%)
|$0 (0.0%)
|$13,346 (2.6%)
|Kevin Cripe (3)
|$500 (25.0%)
|$0 (0.0%)
|$1,500 (75.0%)
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INCOMPLETE DISCLOSURE: Occupation listed gives no indication what the person does for a living. Examples of unacceptably vague disclosures are such "occupations" as "businessman", "entrepreneur", "self-employed", and "executive".
NO DISCLOSURE: No information about the donor's employer and / or occupation was listed.
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After watching Missouri's early practices, Columbia Daily Tribune beat writer Dave Matter has anointed Blaine Gabbert as the Tigers' likely quarterback starter.
Tom Cudd of Bleacherreport.com details a list of possible spring sleepers as Nebraska approaches the start of spring practice next week.
Former Nebraska quarterback Harrison Beck is transferring from North Carolina State to finish his college career with Terry Bowden at North Alabama, Jeff McIntyre of the Florence (Ala.) Times Daily reports.
Kansas State has hired former KSU player and assistant coach Michael Smith as wide receivers coach on Bill Snyder's staff, Austin Meek of the Topeka Capital-Journal reports.
Brent Zwerneman of the Houston Chronicle/San Antonio Express-News writes that Texas A&M's new indoor track stadium could benefit the school's football program, too.
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80 mins: That's it and France are three-fifths of the way towards a Grand Slam.
"Today was a better performance from Wales. They showed what they can do but they have to keep possession and go through the phases. They kicked a lot of ball away. If you defend that much it does take it out of you, and when you feel like that it's difficult to get into the game."Former Wales fly-half and BBC rugby commentator Jonathan Davies
79 mins: PENALTY France 32-21 Wales France close out the game with a late penalty, kicked by Lionel Beauxis, who replaced David Skrela.
75 mins: TRY France 29-21 Wales Stephen Jones' half-break feeds Jamie Robinson, who darts left and right for 50 yards before scoring under the posts. James Hook converts.
"Irishman sitting in front of the internet in Zurich, Switzerland .. 12 mins to get a result here Wales.. C'mon..."Michael G Ward
68 mins: James Hook almost wriggles through the French line and then so does Lee Byrne a couple of minutes later. The pace and invention is still there but the time is ticking away.
60 mins: Wales try their hardest to gift France another three points when Shane Williams strays offside as Stephen Jones hoists up a kick. But David Skrela misses his first kick out of eight on the night.
"I was at school with "Foghorn" Spreadbury. He was a mighty fine boy soprano 30-odd years ago. Nice to see him still on the international circuit."Douglas Porter
55 mins: James Hook takes over the kicking duties from Stephen Jones but misses with his first penalty attempt.
"Come on Wales, give me something to cheer - I'm Scottish."Alan in Perth
53 mins: Welsh hearts are in their mouths as Clement Poitrenaud romps towards the posts unopposed but referee Spreaders calls him back for a forward pass.
52 mins: PENALTY France 29-14 Wales Wales' Alix Popham puts a massive hit on French captain Raphael Ibanez in midfield. As the ball is recycled, France's Clement Poitrenaud ghosts through a gap in the Welsh line to create another good attacking platform and France win another penalty. David Skrela sends another three-pointer sailing through into the Parisian night sky.
44 mins: PENALTY France 26-14 WalesWales' Alix Popham is penalised for taking a French player down in the air and David Skrela slots another penalty.
By the way, all you eagle eyes are right - Jean-Claude Skrela was a back-rower not a full-back. Sorry.
42 mins: France kick-off the second half but are nearly stunned when Wales' Mark Jones, James Hook and Tom Shanklin launch a raiding party down the left that gets to within a few yards of the opposition line.
Half-time: Wales have a few things to ponder at the break after France's powerful renaissance following their early two-try deficit.
"Wales have to get more possession. They can't afford to just keep defending because this French side is just too good."Former Wales fly-half and BBC rugby commentator Jonathan Davies
"Wales must keep their heads up in the second half. It's easy to get overrun by the French. They must try and get hold of the ball and play the game they started off playing."Former Wales centre Mark Taylor
39 mins: From the re-start Christophe Dominici hares off down the right wing and only a despairing tap tackle saves Wales. The French pour forward and Wales are thankful for the half-time whistle.
37 mins: PENALTY France 23-14 WalesDavid Skrela slots a fifth penalty out of five.
"Where's the ref from in the French game?"Josh.
Tony Spreadbury, or "Spreaders" as he's known, is from Somerset.
34 mins: TRY France 20-14 Wales France look menacing and centre Yannick Jauzion makes a great break through the middle, offloading to Serge Betsen who feeds it on out wide. Wales pile in to slow the ball down and France hammer on the visitors' line. Eventually, lock Lionel Nallet burrows over. David Skrela converts.
28 mins: TRY France 13-14 WalesFrance wing Christophe Dominici sneaks through the Welsh line, fends off one tackle and jinks inside to score. The ref goes to the fourth official to check the grounding but there's no problem. David Skrela converts.
"Please could one of the commentators say whether the French stand-off, David Skrela, is any relation to the French player of the seventies - Jean-Claude (or was it Phillipe?) Skrela?"John Telfer
I can tell you John, he's former French full-back and coach Jean-Claude Skrela's son.
23 mins: France are enjoying plenty of possession but Wales' defence is holding up so far.
"Been in Croke Park. Allez les Welsh."Paul Roche
17 mins: PENALTY France 6-14 Wales France hit back with a penalty from David Skrela.
15 mins: TRY France 3-14 Wales Wales are enjoying a dream start. Stephen Jones chips over the French line, James Hook bursts through to gather and then offloads to Tom Shanklin for a score under the posts. Jones converts with his eyes shut.
11 mins: TRY France 3-7 Wales From a line-out on the left, Wales flanker Alix Popham bursts down the blind-side and reaches over to score a try, verified by the fourth official. Stephen Jones converts.
9 mins: PENALTY France 3-0 Wales France give Wales a first taster of what they are capable of when they launch a threatening break down the left flank, through scrum-half Pierre Mignoni and flying winger Vincent Clerc. As the move breaks down, France earn a penalty and David Skrela slots it over.
4 mins: Wales make a bright start and take the game to the home side. There's no thunderous start like in Dublin a fortnight ago for France skipper Raphael Ibanez's team.
1 min: Wales earn a penalty but Stephen Jones' kick drifts wide right.
2000 GMT: The game kicks off and Wales' Stephen Jones tries an early drop-goal attempt after 60 seconds.
1957: Katherine Jenkins belts out Wales' national anthem Land of My Fathers before the Stade France joins in with the Marseillaise, sung entirely without music.
1955: "It's been a tough Six Nations for Wales so far and it does not get any easier here as France have started so well."
BBC pundit Jonathan Davies
1950: The singing has already started amongst home fans in Paris thanks to a brass band who are belting out some rousing tunes.
1945: "What a day - all we need is Wales to win."
Aidan, a proud Irishman via text
1940: There are still plenty of seats free at the cavernous Stade de France. Wales have been out stretching and warming up their muscles too with the last Six Nations game of a packed day 20 minutes away now.
1930: France have a chance to extend their lead at the top of the Six Nations table as they take on Wales, who are propping up the table. Les Bleus are out on the Paris pitch doing their warm-ups and taking on some water on a clear night in the French capital.
1925: "Sitting in the stadium in Paris reading the updates. Italy, Ireland - and Wales to shine."
Fred, via email
1920: Just 40 minutes to go until the final one of the day's three Six Nations matches between France and Wales gets under way.
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|December 21st, 2011, 12:22 PM
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You know less about the auto industry than I know about God.
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|December 21st, 2011, 12:26 PM
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"Business is war" - popular Japanese quote attributed to any number of Japanese business leaders.
I support - in concept, but not the actual execution - the government "bailout" of GM & Chrysler.
I oppose the fact that Obie did it to prevent bankruptcy of GM/Chrysler to protect UAW contracts and interests to pay back that key group of blindly obidient supporters who continue to support whoever the trot out, even if they drive CAFE, NAFTA, OSHA, oil drilling moratoriums, etc... that are not in their best interests. If you think I'm off-base, look at what Obie directed be done to the salaried retirees of Delphi and the Executive Order boning the non-subordinated GM bondholders, who were not (first group) and typically were not (second group) UAW members.
I'd rather see my tax $ squandered to advance technology (for U.S. companies) any day than see it used to fund the National Endowment for the Arts, PBS, NPR, virtually all foreign aid, placing our troops on the DMZ in Korea, continuing to prop up and fund NATO to protect Europeans from other Europeans and Central Asians, just to name a few.
Back in the 60s and part of the 70s, U.S. businesses got a HUGE indirect government subsidy in the form of the space program. We moved ahead at a rate unequalled before or since. Without the mega-$ spent on landing on the moon, I doubt that we would have this medium available to us right now - at the current costs.
Japan, China, Korea, Germany - all support their "home team" businesses - and it's time we started doing more of the same.
Oh, and I suspect that if the Koreans and Japanese were carrying the full weight of their own security and defense, there'd less money available to help their businesses conduct R&D...
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|December 21st, 2011, 12:27 PM
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And btw, I'd buy a Volt if they were the same $ as my Malibu.
And for the record, I'm a former GM Components Group (Allison Gas Turbine, now Rolls-Royce) salaried employee and screwed-over GM unsubordinated bond holder.
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|December 21st, 2011, 12:29 PM
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Not much different than all the high-end cars that get people in the door; most people that come to look at a Mustang GT / Shelby will end up in a base model or below - but it's still a sale.
|December 21st, 2011, 12:36 PM
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On the flip side if he had a customer come in that really had to have a volt, he could do like many other dealers do and purchase it from a different dealer or order it from the factory.
I see it as more harmful to force him to stock an expensive item than as helpful to force him to stock something he probably won't be able to sell.
|December 21st, 2011, 12:40 PM
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To clarify what I said, or some may say change my tune, I support the governement subsidies for a domestic company to develop new technologies. I do not support them only doing it for the green movement. Back to the Keystone pipeline, I would like to see some money dumped into something like that versus the Solyndra debacle.
I think the CAFE standards are too tight. Let a truck be a truck.
I think our emission restrictions in general are too tight. It's stupid that we can put a Duramax into a 3/4 ton truck but not into a 3/4 ton Suburban because it's a "passenger vehicle" or "station wagon" and therefore the emissions must be tighter.
I think people are naive about how "clean" electric cars are. What does the mining do to the environment? How long will a battery last and what are the implications of recycling or disposing of it? Do you really think the electricity comes out of the wall for free and it wasn't created by a fossil fuel?
To me, green alternative products should evolve as the market demands, not what sounds good for an election. By the way, is it true that there is a recall on all Volts? Maybe rumor, I don't know????
|December 21st, 2011, 12:49 PM
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My argument is that what people say they are going to do and what they do are two different things, what companies say they are going to do and what they do are two different things, and what our government says its going to do and what it does are two different things.
What will happen is the government will allow drilling somewhere ecologically sensitive. They will accomplish this by saying they have very strict regulations, inspections, , to appease these evil "greenies". The companies will say they do inspections and ensure safe conditions. The workers will say they are doing the inspections. Then at some point along the way all three of these promises will fail and it will be BP Gulf Spill 2.0. Then people will get all enraged as the news shows the horrors. Then a whole new set of standards will be set in place "so it never happens again" and the whole process will start over again.
That's how EVERYTHING goes in this country. 9/11 for example. The day after no one had problems full on cavity searches to get on a plane...now people bitch when they have to take their shoes off. Give it another 10 years and we will be complacent enough for it to happen again.
I'm all in favor of getting the non-renewable resources that we can out of the Earth and using them until different methods are found. What I want to see happen is it be done responsibly. And at this point I have zero percent faith in the people and the government insuring that will happen.
If we just blaze forward in search of means to get $1.00 a gallon gas without questioning how responsibly we are doing it we will end up like China and you all will be pulling three eyed fish out of the lake for dinner...
|December 21st, 2011, 01:04 PM
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|December 21st, 2011, 01:05 PM
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How much benefit do we get out of the oil industry per accidental spill?
Sure we should definitely explore other options and technologies, but major and even minor oil spills happen very infrequently for the amount of oil we are using, drilling for, shipping, refining, etc.
How bad can it be anyway? We are PULLING that oil OUT of the earth, if it spills it's just going back where it came from right?
|December 21st, 2011, 01:13 PM
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LOL @ the oil industry experts in this thread. Faggar, you know nothing. If you saw the before and after pictures of a drilling location you would still run your huge flap since its what you do best. I just spent 2 weeks doing xrays and weld inspections on a 54,000 barrel oil tank. if it leaks due to shoddy workmanship my company is fined 250K. the standards and safeguards in place are keeping a lot of accidents from happening, the bp spill was a terrible accident. When you look at the amount of rigs in use versus the amount of accidents like that, its a miracle they are so few and far between. As for the ecological damage, there has been much less than predicted. Take wild fowl numbers for example. there was a predicted drop in waterbird numbers due to marsh damage in their breeding grounds. there are now record numbers of waterbirds. did the oil make them multiply?
Oil makes everything you buy. period. without oil we would still be subsistance farming with a early industrial technology base. there are other hydrocarbons out there besides crude oil. crude is the easiest and the cheapest. If you like your way of life but hate big oil you are a fucking hypocrite.
|December 21st, 2011, 01:14 PM
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|December 21st, 2011, 01:17 PM
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As an outdoorsman, I agree what protecting our environment is vital.
That is best done through sound rulemaking that is based on proven science - not pseudo-science, junk science, or emotional appeals. After years in the nuke business, I know what sound rulemaking looks like (ask me why Three Mile Island was a success) and what crap looks like (CAFE, Cap & Trade, etc...).
We need rulemaking processes that allows impartial, data-driven, and fact-based scientists to develop the basis for risk-based rules - that are then accepted (in total) or rejected (in total) by politicians, keeping the uneducated politicians out of the content.
However, look into the BP spill. While a lot of oil was released and a mess was made, the true scope and scale of the mess was in reality a lot smaller than the way it was played out in the media. A combination of an Obie administration that both "didn't want to let a crisis go to waste" and wanted to differentiate themselves in the gulf region after Katrina blended with a media looking for something (anything?) sensational that would allow them to become part of the story and win some awards. Compare it to the similar-sized leak in Mexican gulf waters that leaked for years...
We can exploit our own resources safely and cleanly - and should. We also need to be aggressively (like "race for the moon" aggressively) pursuing energy independence, in a way that stimulates the economy and creates long-term, sustainable jobs.
This is the Pub. Leave common sense at the door.
|December 21st, 2011, 01:17 PM
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The are doing everything they can to keep us from using the natural resources we have in this country. they are more concerned about saving wolves and keeping drilling rigs off their vacation homes beaches than they are about getting afordable energy to the american people. not to mention the jobs these resources would create.
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If the last 20 years of development had been spent making this more efficient rather than meeting cafe standards, we would have this now. As it is, a new 6.7 crewcab 4x4 will nearly hit the 20mpg mark solely by ditching the DPF, EGR, etc..
A good friend works for Cummins in the after treatment section. They take the well designed and powerful engines from R&D, and choke them out to meet ridiculous standards, and try to retain as much power as they can.
LAME. How about we just put them on the road and enjoy them? Oh, that's right, we have to have these standards to push Chevy Volts out the door.
I understand working around the existing standards and regulations. That is the problem.
Without them, people would still buy the more efficient vehicles because it makes economic sense.
Just like horsepower wars, fuel milage wars will drive the efficiency up.
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District Judge Victor Reyes rejected Robert Heckmann's plea agreement Monday morning because of statements he made in an exclusive interview on KRDO NewsChannel 13. In that interview that aired March 13, Heckmann said he reluctantly agreed to plead guilty to aggravated animal cruelty as part of a plea deal.
KRDO NewsChannel's Rana Novini asked Heckmann: "Do you admit that you did it?"
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Heckmann said he pleaded guilty to videotaping himself torturing and killing a kitten named Loki but said others were at fault, including his then-girlfriend who turned him into law enforcement.
Jeff Chostner, district attorney for the 10th Judicial District, said Heckmann's interview ultimately led Reyes to deny the plea deal.
A group called Justice for Loki started a petition and wrote letters to Reyes, asking that Heckmann face a harsher punishment. "We feel that the plea agreement was way too soft for the crime that took place and the massive suffering that he put this animal through," said Darla Scheuerman with Justice for Loki.
If the judge had accepted the plea agreement, Heckmann's jail time would have been capped at 90 days. But now, Heckmann faces up to 18 months in prison if convicted.
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My tour has finally come to an end. At times, it seemed as if it was going to stretch on into infinity, as I spent two hours every night essentially repeating the same stories, the same jokes – a Sartrean fate that would, until very recently, have been my own vision of hell. But I have loved touring, and I'll miss my two hours of adrenaline every night when I'm recovering in the postdiluvian calm of the Canadian north.
Most people assume that I have always done live work. Far from it: until this tour I had been on stage about three times, and had felt more uncomfortable than Rebekah Brooks tuning into the news. It was the steepest learning curve possible – 70 dates in three months. I did four warm-up gigs, then I was off, visiting places I never even knew existed.
I loved Lincoln, Harrogate, Buxton, Winchester, Berwick... I mostly seemed to like civilised spa towns with good shopping and the availability of more than a drive-thru Kentucky Fried Chicken for culinary satisfaction. I'm tempted to call my next tour "Dom Joly's Tour of the Nice Towns of Britain". It could ruffle some feathers, but at least I might have a chance of finding something hot to eat after 9pm and not risk a kicking when walking to a venue.
What have I learnt from touring? Well, aesthetics are very important. A gig that takes place in some sort of municipal hall is already at a disadvantage. These venues smell of depression, and the dressing rooms are normally underground bunkers that reek of loneliness and disappointment. Not the ideal surroundings in which to inspire hilarity.
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I've also learnt a lot about crowd psychology. An audience comes with the intention of having a good time, but it essentially becomes a mob and starts to think with the single brain of the mob. This is fine if that brain is laughing, but there are things that can affect this – apart from me not being funny, which is a given.
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Whatever, it's been a roller-coaster ride – breaking four metatarsals three weeks beforehand and my father dying halfway through the run. I've suffered critics, Kinder eggs in the face and chronic food poisoning. Would I do it all again? You bet.
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In January, entertainer will.i.am invited us to his Los Angeles home to film a Public Service Announcement with him for Wouldn't It Be Cool If…
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Typhoon (TPH) 50cc AC (before 2010)
Typhoon X (TPH X) 50cc AC (before 2010)
Vespa S 50cc 2-stroke AC
Zip 1st series 50cc AC (1991 - 1994)
Zip 2 50cc AC CAT (after 1999)
Zip 2 SP 50cc LC
Zip Base 50cc AC (after 1999)
Zip Base 50cc AC (before 1999)
Zip FastRider 50cc AC
Zip SP 50cc LC
Zip SSL 25 (after 1999)
Zip SSL 25 (before 1999)
ET2 50cc AC ZAPC 16000
ET2 50cc AC after 2000 ZAPC38100
LX 50cc AC - 2-stroke
LXV 50cc 2-stroke AC
Primavera 50cc 2T AC after 13
S 50cc 2T AC after 07
Sprint 50cc 2T AC after 14


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Start of Cape Town's holiday crime clampdown 'delivers desired results'
Fines to the value of almost R100,000 were handed out during Operation Paseka' which wrapped up in the Cape Town CBD in the early hours of Friday morning.
South African Police Service spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Andrè Traut said the activity which had a "special emphasis on the Long Street night life delivered the desired results".
"Our endeavours to maintain law and order resulted in 27 vehicles and 37 persons searched at random roadblocks'" said Traut.
"Fines to the tune of R97 500 were issued for a total of 184 offences at these roadblocks."
Arrests were made for robbery' possession of drugs' dealing in drugs' possession of counterfeit money and driving under the influence of alcohol.
"Two suspects who were wanted for theft and assault were also arrested'" added Traut.
"The SAPS will deploy operational members in high numbers during the long weekend and conduct various crime fighting initiatives to ensure a peaceful holiday period."


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Posted June 1, 2015
Newer versions of Java which may need to have some security exceptions added to allow it to work well with RamCT. Specifically, Windows PC instructors may need to add these exceptions to be able to upload multiple files to the Files area. PC and Mac instructors and students need to add these exceptions to use the Chat / Collaboration tool
Use this How To document to add RamCT security exceptions to Java.
Posted January 6, 2013
For security reasons, the first time you use a newer version of Java on your computer, you will be prompted to block or Unblock Java access to RamCT. Remember to select UNBlock so Java can communicate with RamCT.
RamCT requires Java software for all computer platforms to upload files and assignments, use the Web Equation Editor or Chat tool. There should be only one version of Java on your computer.
Java updates usually occur automatically. If you need to manually update go the Control Panel on your PC.
Click on the Java Control Panel.
At the top of the window click on the Update tab.
Click on the Update Now button.
Java updates should occur automatically.
If you are running Mac OS X LION (10.7.5 or later) the latest version of Java (version 7 Update 67) you may need to add security exceptions.
Add security exceptions to Java
If you are running Mac OS X 10.6.8, use the most recent Java version provided by Apple.
Under System Preferences | System, select Software Update.
The most common Java issues with RamCT are:
Note: For users who use the CSU Oracle HR or the Timeclock Approval applet, Java 7 update 25 was approved in September 2013. This version will run in both the Timeclock applet, and the RamCT Bb applets, with Firefox.