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Police are reminding drivers to be careful during their Memorial Day travels. The Indiana State Police is teaming up with other law enforcement agencies around the state to take part in the Click It or Ticket Campaign and Operation CARE (Combined Accident Reduction Effort). Continue reading
ISP Adds Name to May Click It or Ticket Campaign
The Indiana State Police will participate in May's Click It or Ticket enforcement blitz.
LaPorte Police Department Announces Click It or Ticket Results
Officers from the LaPorte Police Department wrote 141 tickets for lack of seatbelt usage and 10 for lack of child restraint usage during a recent Click It or Ticket campaign. The 17-day enforcement period wrapped up over the weekend. LaPorte Police wrote a total of 197 citations and issued 118 warnings for things like texting, motorcycle license violations, driving while suspended, no driver's license, speeding and other traffic violations. Officers also made two drunk driving arrests, according to a news release. Continue reading
Click It or Ticket Enforcement Blitz Starts Today
Police officers across the country and close to home will be on the lookout for drivers and passengers who aren't buckled up. The Marshall County Sheriff's Department, LaPorte Police Department and Indiana State Police are among the agencies taking part in the Click It or Ticket enforcement blitz that starts today. Continue reading
Marshall County Sheriff's Department to Participate in Click it or Ticket
A local law enforcement agency is taking part in a national and statewide driver safety initiative. The next Click It or Ticket enforcement effort kicks off Friday and continues through May 31. Officers from the Marshall County Sheriff's Department will join more than 250 state and local law enforcement agencies on the lookout around the clock for drivers and passengers who aren't wearing seat belts. Continue reading
Marshall County Operation Pull-Over Blitz Leads to 70 Citations
More than half of the citations issued by patrolmen from the Marshall County Sheriff's Department during a recent "Click It or Ticket" blitz were for seatbelt violations. The stepped-up enforcement took place between May 9th and June 1st and concentrated on seatbelt and child safety seat violations. Patrolmen issued a total of 70 tickets, and 37 were for seatbelt violations. They also handed out 13 speeding tickets and made three criminal misdemeanor and one criminal felony arrest.
Officers Continue with Click it or Ticket Campaign
A higher volume of traffic will be hitting the roads this Memorial Day holiday. Be aware that the police will be patrolling the highways for drivers who may be impaired, following too closely or may be unrestrained.
Indiana State Police officers and 249 other law enforcement agencies in the state are in the midst of the Click it or Ticket campaign. This enforcement focuses on seat belt usage and will be in full effect this weekend. It continues until June 1.
Click it or Ticket Campaign to Begin May 9
The Indiana State Police will be out in full force beginning Friday, May 9 for the Click it or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign. The enforcement will continue until June 1.
More than 250 law enforcement agencies in Indiana will conduct special controls to identify and ticket unrestrained drivers and passengers. The focus will be on the Memorial Day weekend.
LaPorte City PD Completes Click it or Ticket Blitz
The LaPorte City Police Department recently wrapped up a 17-day Click it or Ticket campaign.
According to Captain Tom Health, 201 citations and 168 warnings were issued. Police issued 145 of those citations for seat belt violations, two were for child restraint violations, 21 were for speeding and 27 were for various other offenses.
Memorial Day Click It or Ticket Campaign Begins Tomorrow
Memorial Day is coming up, and the Marshall County Sheriff's Department is stepping up efforts to enforce seat belt laws. Marshall County police are urging everyone to buckle up as they begin their 2013 Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign on Friday.
This nationwide effort is supported by thousands of law enforcement agencies and traffic safety organizations across the country. More than 250 law enforcement agencies in Indiana alone will be conducting special patrols as they cite unrestrained motorists through June 2.
Click It Or Ticket Blitz To Continue Through June 3
Several police agencies in the state, including the Starke County Traffic Safety Partnership and the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department, are participating in the Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement blitz until June 3.
Pulaski County Sheriff Michael Gayer says his department will be out in full force.
"Traditionally, Memorial Day weekend is a busy weekend for motorists," explained Gayer. "It is a law in Indiana to wear your seat belt. The officers get paid by the federal government on their days off to go out and try to enforce the seat belt law more rigorously than they would normally do during the normal course of their duties just because it is a busy holiday."
Click It Or Ticket Campaign To Begin May 18
Indiana State Police Troopers announced their involvement in a seat belt enforcement blitz that begins May 18.
This national mobilization will take place over the Memorial Day holiday when more than 250 law enforcement agencies will conduct special seat belt patrols, day and night, and will identify and ticket unrestrained motorists and passengers. The blitz will end June 3.
"Click It or Ticket" has been credited with increasing Indiana's seat belt usage rate from 63 percent in 1995 to an observed usage rate of 93 percent in 2011. In 2011, 3322 crashes occurred that involved unrestrained motorists and passengers and 202 fatalities. Police say statistics show wearing your seat belt increases your chances of surviving a crash by more than 50 percent.
Starke County Traffic Safety Partnership to Participate in Click it or Ticket Campaign
Officers from the Starke County Sheriff's Department and Knox and North Judson Police Departments will be participating in the "Click it or Ticket" campaign beginning May 18th through June 3rd.
This blitz, coordinated by the Indiana Governor's Council on Impaired or Dangerous Driving, allows officers to patrol during this seat belt enforcement period. All drivers and passengers are encouraged to wear their seat belts at all times in a motor vehicle. If you don't wear your seat belt, you will receive a traffic citation. No warnings will be given.
Seatbelt Patrols Amped Up in Marshall County
Seatbelt patrols throughout Marshall County have been stepped up since April 20th, as part of the state's Rural Demonstration Project. State police officials have announced their participation in the annual effort, which aims to increase seat belt use by motorists in rural counties with the highest percentage of unrestrained fatalities.
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute says 64 percent of the state's overall traffic fatalities occurred on rural roadways in 2011. In an effort to reduce that number, about 24 law enforcement agencies throughout the state, along with the Indiana State Police, will participate in the project that runs through May 17. Participating agencies will be tasked with looking out for unrestrained motorists in any vehicle, including pickup trucks.
Operation Pull Over Campaign to Begin May 20th
The Indiana State Police, including the Lowell District troopers that cover Starke, Pulaski, Lake, Porter, Newton and Jasper Counties, will be joining 250 other law enforcement agencies in the state in an effort to reduce injuries and fatalities by participating in the Operation Pull Over, Blitz 67, "Click it or Ticket" campaign. Troopers are able to perform extra patrols during the Memorial Day holiday travel period thanks to federal funds.


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Team Telefonica arrive in Alicante for the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12. Volvo Ocean Race/Paul Todd©
Spain's Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia will bring a touch of royalty to the Volvo Ocean Race before the most competitive fleet ever assembled lines up for the first time in a qualifying race from Alicante, Spain starting tomorrow.
Princess Letizia will be declared the godmother of Team Telefónica during a christening ceremony at the Alicante Race Village from 1000 GMT (1200 local time).
The Princess will also present a Spanish flag to Team Telefónica, skippered by Olympic gold medallist Iker Martínez, before joining Prince Felipe, an Olympic sailor himself and the heir to the Spanish throne, to inspect the fleet.
Following the ceremony Team Telefónica will join Team Sanya, Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing, PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion, Groupama sailing team and CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand ahead of the start at 1500.
Alicante Mayor Sonia Castedo and the President of the Generalitat Valenciana Alberto Fabra will also attend the start of the race.
Race Director Jack Lloyd said the purpose of the race, which will not see any points awarded, is to ensure safety systems are checked before the teams take on the 39,000 nautical mile circumnavigation through the world's most hostile oceans.
The teams will perform several tasks including a man-overboard drill aimed at testing the teams' competence and the race's new man-overboard identification system. They will also test their emergency steering system and storm sails during the race to Palma, Mallorca and back.
'The qualifying race is an additional safety requirement that we decided to introduce following the 2008-09 race and it has been well received by the sailors,' said Lloyd.
'The aim is to ensure the safety gear, safety procedures and media equipment are tried and tested ahead of the first In-Port Race. We've removed certain rules like scoring but it is the first opportunity the teams have had to sail as a complete fleet.''
For some skippers the chance to finally put their boats and crew to the test against the entire fleet could be tempting but a desire to keep sail design, yacht features and manoeuvres secret until scoring begins will also come into play.
'I would suggest that whenever you put a fleet of these boats with these sailors on board they're always going to want to race,'' said Ian Walker, skipper of the Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing boat Azzam.
CAMPER skipper Chris Nicholson agreed, saying: 'It's easy to say now we'll just treat it as a training sail, but it's the old story that when you get on the starting line with someone else it's all on.'
Team Sanya skipper Mike Sanderson could still play some role in the race, despite having emergency surgery for acute appendicitis last week. 'If I'm well enough I'd like to do a couple of laps around the bay and then get off the boat before the team heads out to sea,' Sanderson said.
The qualifying race will start in front of Alicante's Playa del Postiguet at 1300 GMT on Friday. The fleet will complete an inshore course to Cabo de las Huertas and back to the start, before sailing past Isla Tabarca to Palma and returning to Alicante. The fleet is expected to cross the finish line early Sunday, October 9.
The first In-Port Race starts in Alicante on October 29. The teams will then face 6,500 nautical miles of gruelling racing from Alicante through the Atlantic to Cape Town, South Africa in the first of the nine offshore legs.
0800 – Alicante Race Village opens to the media
0845-0915 – Skipper interviews in the Mixed Media Zone
0935 – Departure ceremony and crew parade commences
1000-1015* – Royal blessing of Team Telefónica
1030 – Yachts depart Volvo Open 70 Marina
1300 – Qualifying race starts
* Times are approximate and may be subject to change.
Skipper Quotes:
Team Telefónica skipper Iker Martinez
'We really want to go and sail against the others, but the purpose of the qualifier is to test our safety systems. Once everyone is close together we will try to do our best for sure but this is really just a leg to try and do everything we need to do for safety during racing. It's just a training race but for sure, we're going to be 100 per cent after we do all those safety requirements.'
Groupama sailing team skipper Franck Cammas
'It's a practice. We have to do a man-overboard exercise so it's not exactly a race, but it is the first time we see all the boats together, which is very important. We want to be fast so we fight for that, but we'll see.'
PUMA Ocean Racing powered by BERG Propulsion skipper Ken Read
'I don't know of any race that has done this before. It's called a practice race but the only thing we're not practising is racing. Volvo has created a bunch of scenarios that we should practise, that you hope will never happen, but the fact is that it's going to happen to some boats in the race. It's unique, but it's a really, really good idea.'
Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing skipper Ian Walker
'I would suggest that whenever you put a fleet of these boats with these sailors on board they're always going to want to race. The real question is whether you use your race sails or training sails. I think we'll probably use largely our old sails just to save hours. But I think there's quite a good argument for using our new mainsail just because you settle it in, you get the rig tuned and optimised.'
CAMPER with Emirates Team New Zealand skipper Chris Nicholson
'It's easy to say now we'll just treat it as a training sail but it's the old story that when you get on the starting line with someone else it's all on. But we've got certain things we need to keep quiet about for a little bit. But essentially we'll race it absolutely as much as we can.'
Team Sanya skipper Mike Sanderson
'For us it's a great opportunity to go out, do some sailing around the other boats, get a feel for our strengths and weaknesses and get back into race mode. We will know when we're going 100 per cent and when we're backed off. I think the teams will put their best foot forward. I think it's going to be fascinating.'
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OVERBLOWN FEARS? High-tech manufacturers are among Clinton's major business supporters, but even they are jumpy. House Democrats, led by Banking Committee Chairman Henry B. Gonzalez (D-Tex.), have savaged Bush for aiding Saddam Hussein's arms buildup and nuclear research by allowing sales of computers, software, and other high-tech items to Iraq. In reaction, Clinton might want to keep tight controls on exports to such countries as India, Iran, and Vietnam. "The big security risk of the 1990s will be weapons proliferation," insists Representative Lee H. Hamilton (D-Ind.), who is mentioned as a possible Secretary of State in a Clinton Administration.
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But the Clinton campaign, eager to assure Corporate America that it will take care of business, realizes it has a problem. Admiral William J. Crowe Jr., a former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman turned Clinton campaigner, has fielded dozens of calls from worried defense lobbyists. During a campaign trip to California, Dave McCurdy (D-Okla.), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and a close Clinton associate, says he spent a lot of time "raising the comfort levels" of defense lobbyists. And Clinton himself has met three times recently with Bernard L. Schwartz, chairman of Loral Corp., one of the few Democrats in the defense industry's top echelons. "I told him the country needs a viable industrial base, whatever the cost," says Schwartz.
Clinton aides insist that he will aggressively promote American business interests abroad. Says defense adviser John D. Holum, who served in the Carter State Dept.: "Clinton realizes that you can't create democratic movements where they don't exist." And Clinton realizes something else: If he wins, he'll owe his victory to his promises to spur growth and employment. That may make him reluctant to mess with one of the economy's few success stories, its export sector.


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The former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend has filed an appeal, and he has some high-powered help on his side.
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Attorneys for George Huguely are appealing his murder conviction and 23-year prison sentence in the 2010 death of his ex-girlfriend, UVA lacrosse player Yeardley Love. Former Solicitor General Paul Clement has joined Huguely's defense team, arguing issues with the trial's jury selection and that the jury wasn't properly instructed on the definition of "malice," a key in the second-degree murder charge.
(Chapman) "There are no winners in this case. There's nothing but loss everywhere."
…Prosecutor Dave Chapman after last February's verdict. Love's family has filed a $30 million wrongful death suit against Huguely.
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I know that the WJ 2000 that I just bought is a full time 4X4. I saw a question asked about tire sizes front and rear. That being if there was a difference in diameter that it would cause drive train trouble. For example having old tires on rear and placing new tires on front. Same size and make of tires just difference between used and new. I know that the torque applied is based on the difference in rotation speed. However, if it is that sensitive I fail to see why. I have read that it causes a lot of damage to the clutch type unit. Is this true and if so why?
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You should never buy different sized diamete tires. All you have to do to keep the tread on the tires last longer is to rotate the every 3000-6000 miles. I do it every Oil change.
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It goes deeper than that with the Quadradrive system. You can never put different diameter tires on or it will lock up. Even one size different. But more so, you cant replace just two of the same type of tire, lets say. The diameter difference of a new tire and one that is half worn say, is enough to cause the transfer case to burn up. You must put 4 new tires of same size and type and rotate them every 2K to be on the safe side.
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"In old age we are like a batch of letters that someone has sent. We are no longer in the passing, we have arrived."
"It is old age, rather than death, that is to be contrasted with life. Old age is life's parody, whereas death transforms life into a destiny: in a way it preserves it by giving it the absolute dimension. Death does away with time."
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Ridgewood man takes own life; Rutgers dorm mates charged after sex webcast
"Jumping off the gw bridge sorry."
Tyler Clementi posted those words on his Facebook page moments before he apparently leapt to his death on Sept. 22, according to a friend. But the message did little to hint at the crisis unfolding in the life of the Ridgewood teenager.
In the days before, the personal life of the 18-year-old Rutgers freshman had been exposed on the Internet when, authorities say, his roommate used a webcam to surreptitiously broadcast a sexual encounter involving Clementi.
The Twitter page of Clementi's roommate, Dharun Ravi of Plainsboro, hinted that Clementi was involved sexually with another man and invited others to watch a live webcam feed from the dorm room.
"Roommate asked for the room till midnight. I went into molly's room and turned on my webcam. I saw him making out with another dude. Yay," a Sept. 19 tweet said.
Two days later, Ravi used Twitter to invite others to watch another encounter:
"Anyone with iChat, I dare you to video chat me between the hours of 9:30 and 12. Yes, it's happening again."
Ravi and another student, Molly W. Wei of Princeton, have been charged with two counts each of invasion of privacy, the Middlesex County prosecutor and Rutgers police said Wednesday. Ravi faces two additional counts for attempting to view and transmit the second encounter, authorities said.
"His privacy was violated, very, very violated," Rutgers student Daryl Chan said of Clementi. "His roommate was a very tech-savvy-type dude. He set up cameras all over the room and didn't tell him. A lot of the RAs are troubled by it."
A gifted musician
Those close to Clementi knew a gifted violinist who had played with the Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra in high school and won scholarships and awards for his musical abilities. At Rutgers, he was a rarity — a freshman who wasn't majoring in music, but who played in a competitive, graduate-level orchestra.
"He was so incredibly talented — I could not believe how good he was for such a young boy," said Diane Wade, a violinist with the Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra who often sat next to Clementi at rehearsals and performances. "Such a nice kid all the way around. … As a parent, he was the way you want your kids to be — polite, courteous, serious about the work he was doing and a hard worker."
Joe and Jane Clementi, Tyler's parents, released a statement through a lawyer Wednesday confirming their son's suicide and said they were cooperating with the ongoing criminal investigation.
"Tyler was a fine young man, and a distinguished musician," the statement said. "The family is heartbroken beyond words."
Keara Fenzel, a cellist and fellow Ridgewood graduate, played with Clementi in the high school's chamber orchestra.
"He had a solo at one of our concerts that literally moved my whole family to tears," Fenzel said. "He was not pompous at all, even though he had so much talent."
"I feel so awful about this whole thing," she added.
Samantha Hoffer said that although she wasn't close to Clementi, she had known him since the sixth grade.
"Although he was quiet most of the time, he was truly a great individual," Hoffer wrote in an e-mail. "Always kind and caring with an incredible talent as a musician. He was extremely dedicated to his music and you could always find him in the orchestra room."
Wade said she asked him frequently about school.
"He was very excited about going to Rutgers," Wade said. "He was looking forward to playing with the Rutgers orchestra."
Rob Rubin, the principal of the second violin section at the Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra, said that Clementi started out playing in his section, but was quickly promoted after Rubin realized how skilled he was.
"Even at that young of an age, his confidence level was unusually high, but he played with great musicianship, too," Rubin said. "Everyone just loved him even though he was quiet, definitely a bit shy. … He was just such a nice guy."
Deterring bullies
Steven Goldstein, chairman of gay rights advocacy group Garden State Equality, said that not enough is being done to deter young people from bullying and harassing each other.
"We are sickened that anyone in our society, such as the students allegedly responsible for making the surreptitious video, might consider destroying others' lives as a sport," Goldstein said. "We can only hope the alleged perpetrators receive the maximum possible sentence."
Goldstein said that Garden State Equality is working on a school anti-bullying bill, and that the group has reached out to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) campus groups and the Rutgers administration.
Rutgers University President Richard L. McCormick said in a statement that university police and the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs are investigating the incident. McCormick also said the university is "extraordinarily proud" of its diversity, and has just launched a two-year dialogue on civility.
"If the charges are true, these actions gravely violate the university's standards of decency and humanity," McCormick said.
The New York Police Department said Wednesday that an unidentified male body had been found at the Broadway Bridge. The bridge is about two miles north of the George Washington Bridge and spans the Harlem River between Manhattan and the Bronx.
A week earlier, at least two people spotted a man believed to be Clementi standing on the south walk of the bridge near the New York side at 8:50 p.m., authorities said.
When police responded the man was gone, but a wallet belonging to Clementi was found, authorities said.
A student who did not give his name said Clementi installed the Facebook app on his phone 10 minutes before he sent the suicide note.
The student said he and his roommate ran into Clementi as they came from the dining hall two or three days earlier.
"Nothing seemed out of the ordinary," the student said. "He never seemed depressed. There was nothing that pointed to, like, he was depressed. He was just like a normal kid. He was a little shy, but we're all shy. It's freshman year in college."
Johanna Nahrwold of Bayonne said Clementi was not well known in the Davidson dormitory on the Busch Campus in Piscataway.
"He was quiet," she said. "Everyone is just shocked."
The charges accuse Ravi and Wei, both 18, of distributing the images. Those third-degree crimes carry a maximum prison term of five years.
Ravi surrendered to Rutgers police Tuesday morning and was released on $25,000 bail. Wei was released after surrendering to Rutgers police in New Brunswick on Monday.
Wei's attorney, William Fisher of Morristown, did not return calls seeking comment. Steve Altman, Ravi's attorney, declined to comment.
Rutgers police began to investigate Ravi and Wei after learning that a camera had been placed in Clementi's dorm room without his permission, authorities said.
Rutgers officials said they could not comment on Clementi's individual case, but stressed that students should take advantage of the university's counseling resources to cope with personal problems or grief.
"We really want the word out that we are here for students," said Jill Richards, director of counseling. "We are available in many ways to the communities. Students can always come through our doors."
Word spreads
The unusual circumstances of Clementi's death spread far beyond Ridgewood on Wednesday as national newspapers, television networks and blogs picked up the story. By late afternoon, dozens of posts from close friends, casual acquaintances and complete strangers appeared on a Facebook page, In Honor of Tyler Clementi.
Current students at Ridgewood High School said the word had circulated through the school, often with help from social networking sites.
"I didn't hear by word-of-mouth but through Facebook and a news site," said one student, who did not wish to be identified. "It's sad."
Parents of high school students received a letter last week about Clementi's disappearance, Ridgewood Superintendent Daniel Fishbein said.
"Several of our students were closely connected to Tyler and are very distraught," the letter said. "We have mobilized our crisis intervention to meet the needs of those students. If you feel your child needs further assistance, please contact your child's guidance counselor."
At the annual Ridgewood High School ceremony in June, Clementi won the Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra Scholarship, the Orchestra Parents Association Award and the National School Orchestra Award. He has been recognized by the Friends of Music, which supports music in the Ridgewood public schools for his community activities.
At Rutgers, Clementi played in the Rutgers Symphony Orchestra, which is composed mostly of graduate students. Kynan Johns, an assistant professor of conducting and the orchestra's director, said he had offered Clementi the choice of playing either in the RSO or another student orchestra that practiced less often. Clementi chose the more challenging orchestra, he said, and had practiced with the group five or six times.
"It took me by surprise," Johns said of Clementi's death. "It took a lot of the faculty by surprise. You feel very sad. He was going through what kids do at that age, exploring and finding out who they are. That that would be held against him — that's not right."
Clementi was scheduled to perform for the first time with the Rutgers Symphony Orchestra on Saturday. His name will remain in the program. But Rutgers security officials picked up his violin on Tuesday, Johns said.
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Down - Poem by James Irwin
Nothing else can be lost,
my soul can bear no more the harm... or painful cost.
As my last few hopes and dreams... fall to the floor and shatter into the misery it seems.
I start to consider the things in life...that should matter.
Always held back with the carrying of anothers boulders,
legs warn down now...and with broken shoulders.
Hands that bare too many a bloody scar,
of a man who has had to walk many miles for others...but never got all that far.
Stagnated, in the darkness of the air I breath,
a gathering of dark clouds, that never seem to leave.
My room...the air... the fill of the place,
knows of no sparkle or nicely lit space.
Glum dull and painfully bleak,
nothing to look forward to from week to week.
So nothing else matters, I have paid the cost,
my heart is now shattered, my love of life...now lost.
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Join guest host Elliott Forrest on today's show: He'll speak with musicians Laurie Anderson, Dar Williams, and Joan Osborne about how they wrestled with whether to leave New York City after 9/11. Also, a look at upstate farms struggling in the wake of Hurricane Irene.Then, Julie Salamon on Wendy and the Lost Boys, her revealing biography of the very private Wendy Wasserstein. Plus, Albert Brooks and director Nick Refn on their new movie "Drive"!


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I knew Don and worked with him many times over the years, and he was hands down the best VO guy I ever knew (with apologies to Tom, Jim and the other VO folks who read this blog -- who would all agree with me).
The joke among producers was that Don didn't like doing more than 3-4 takes of a script, but if so -- and I never saw it -- it was because he didn't need to. He nailed most things on take one or two every time, and if he didn't, it was because your script was bad or you didn't know what you wanted. At 30-40 sessions a day all over L.A., Don didn't have time to mess around, but he still found time to trade stories with me about the joys of raising girls (he had three).
My pal Tom Kane knew Don longer and better than I did, and has kindly allowed me to reprint this e-mail he sent out earlier today to his friends.
You may not have known him.But you knew him.Don LaFontaine passed away today.He was a father, a husband, and -- last on the list, I assure you -- a voiceover legend.20 years ago, I was voicing promos at NBC, trying to deal with the emotions of sitting in a chair that was still warm from Don LaFontaine and Townsend Coleman... and trying not to embarrass myself while "The Don" was waiting patiently for me to finish......for me to do in five takes what he could have done in one.Then, after he sat down and completely blew me away, he invited me to go to lunch with him... in the fabled limo.I tried hard to hide the fact that I was walking away from my beat up "K-Car" toward his signature transpo... If he noticed, he didn't comment.What he did say, was that he thought I might actually make a go of it as voiceover guy.And like a very small number of us so blessed, I did.Over the years, we became friends. And as only a tiny handful of us in the entire world can claim, we became competitors.But as Andy, Dave, Jonathon, Ashton, George, Beau, Al, Scott and the rest all know, while we may have shared the field with him, there was never any real competition.From the days when - as a writer and producer - he literally created the modern concept of the Movie Trailer - to when he single-handedly voiced over half the Trailers in the entire industry AND squeezed in Promos for half a dozen Networks, he was in every aspect, "The Don"... Our Patriarch.
My Favorite Don story was when I was hired to do the trailers for "Tombstone".As happened about ten times a day back then, the studios said "We need to use someone else... Don is on EVERYTHING!"So they had me do the entire campaign... Until the reviews started coming out... and they were not good.The cry went out from the boardroom, "Get Don LaFontaine!"
Imagine that...A gazillion dollar movie... with huge stars... a big director... with an advertising budget bigger than it took to make "Star Wars"... But MAYBE, just maybe, if Don LaFontaine did the trailers... it might actually save the movie.Don did the trailers until Siskel and Ebert's review panned it, then they went back to me to save a few bucks...Because if Don couldn't save it, it didn't matter who voiced the rest.We laughed about it over lunch a few weeks later. He shook his his head in wonder at how - in his own words - "I guess I've become some sort of talisman."Don was exactly that, for all of us.A Talisman.Of what what we could dream of being someday......and what we all knew - and know to this very minute - we will never equal.He was, quite simply, the best that will ever be.
'Nita... girls...We cannot know the full hurt of your loss.But know that he touched our lives as well.And we will miss him greatly.-Tom Kane
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That was the challenging message from U.S. pastor and author Tony Campolo during the Saturday night address to the assembly of BMS World Mission and the Baptist Union of Great Britain.
Relating his point to the financial troubles of the denomination, he said that Baptists must give more and fully commit themselves to Jesus.
"You're not giving enough – you better start giving. Tithing won't do it – we can't start singing about giving one-tenth to Jesus.
We need to live out the lifestyle of Jesus. It's no good raising your arms in a meeting and having a little cry. 'If you love me,' says Jesus, 'you will do whatever I ask.'"
Many people are willing to be Christian "up to a point," Campolo said. "I'm calling you to go beyond that point. We are called to meet the needs of the poor and stand up for justice. If we're not willing to do that, we're going to let this great Baptist movement die."
But in an address that interspersed anecdotes alongside the direct challenges, and an impromptu rendition of "Turn Your Life Over to Jesus," Campolo also offered hope, both nationally and individually. He told delegates not to despair that the U.K. is becoming a post-Christian place.
"We are not going to be despondent because the king has one more move!" And Campolo said God could use anyone. "Give yourself to Jesus, and he will not only use you – he will use you in spite of your inadequacies. 'In your weakness,' it says."
Campolo also spoke about the need to surrender to the Holy Spirit. He spoke about giving himself over for 15 to 20 minutes at the start of each day to quiet himself and let the Spirit "flow into me."
"If the Baptist movement is going to have a future, you need distinctive people who are Spirit-filled," he said.
"What we need is a church full of people alive in the Holy Spirit."
This article appeared originally in The Baptist Times of Great Britain.
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text: Friends may call on Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at H.E. Turner & Co. Funeral Home, 403 East Main Street, Batavia. Josephine's Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 a.m., Thursday (April 25, 2013) at St. Padre Pio Parish – Our Lady Of Fatima Worship Site, 65 South Main St., Elba. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Batavia.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Palliative Care Program – Office of Advancement at Strong Memorial Hospital, PO Box 278996, 300 E. River Rd., Rochester, N.Y. 14627 or online www.urmc.rochester. edu/medicine/palliative-care.Mrs. Boldt was born August 19, 1936 in Geneva, a daughter of the late Antonio and Carmella (Picone) DiAntonio. Josephine was a member of St. Padre Pio Parish – Our Lady of Fatima Worship Site as well as the Elba Fire Department Ladies' Auxiliary. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother, and was a good Christian. She loved cooking; especially canning, and took great pleasure in gardening and feeding the birds.She is the wife of Eugene Boldt, of Elba, whom she married July 19, 2003. Surviving along with her husband are her children, Michael (Deborah) Gualtieri of LeRoy, Donna (John) Crowley of Albany, and John Gualtieri of Farmington; step- children, Dennis (Linda) Boldt of Medina, Douglas Boldt of Batavia, Diane (Jim) Snyder of Elba, and Gary (Diane) Boldt of Elba; a sister, Sarah (Eugene) Evangelista of Geneva. 16 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren as well as several nieces and nephews also survive.Mrs. Boldt is preceded in death by her first husband, Donato Gualtieri, who passed away in 1999 and her siblings, Angelo (late Clara) DiAntonio and Mary (late Salvatore) Nardozzi.Please leave a condolence, share a story or light a candle at www. bataviafuneralhomes.com.


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OP I have a suggestion...RUN! If you are a fit guy like you said in your OP then run away. Once you realized he was drunk why didn't you book. It's not like he had a weapon and you were worried about getting shot in the back.
It might seem stupid and cowardly but you could have just turned and ran away from him, you had a whole parking lot to run him til he puked.
Big fat guys run out of steam pretty fast. Also the running would create space and make it clear to an arresting officer what was taking place. I you ran and they chased then you really would have established "fear for your life".


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There Aren't Bunny Ears Like an English Lop Bunny's Ears
Posted on March 15, 2013
Thanks, Hannah!
Wow, what beautiful long ears on your beautiful bunny.
Thanks for the photo.
Looks very cute but be honest; aren't his ears just for our human fun. They have no function because of which they should be this size and are just annoying to the animal itself. Seen rabbits like this with bloody ears because they step on their own ears. So yes very adorable but in my opinion; dont breed this one.
i agree with everthing iris has said,you don't bunnies in the wild look like this so why should humans interfere with the natural breeding of bunnies.
Actually their ears developed to be big when rabbits were bred in hot countries. They keep cool with their ears. They pump blood into their ears and because the ears are so big, the blood cools down faster than if the ears were small.
Dumbo Bunny!
Such a gorgeous bun!
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What's the healthcare billing code for easing an old man's grief, or a healing connection? What's the billing code for holding someone's hand as they lie dying because they have no relatives or visitors?
Or maybe a better question would be, how much would you pay? What's it worth to you not to die alone or be heard rather than given a pill? Like pennies on a convenience store counter there for the taking, these healing acts of care are free.
In nursing care a patient was stoic and distant as he sat on the edge of the bed waiting for me to give him the bath I had promised an hour earlier. Quickly, I gathered mysupplies and began by washing the old man's back. But suddenly, he burst out sobbing.
"Did I hurt you?" I asked concerned.
"No, no!" He ordered gruffly, "Go on now."
After several minutes of silence, he softly shared.
"I'm sorry. You see, my wife died 22 years ago and no one has touched my back since that day." In the longest bath I've ever given, he told me why she liked the rain and what she always planted in her garden — but it's nowhere in my charting.
Similarly, a good nurse I respect sat down and talked for 30 minutes to an elderly woman with high blood pressure. He listened to her story then counseled her to lose weight and take her meds. The current healthcare bill and financial structure is so lean that these most fundamental and humanistic interventions are now in peril — because there is no price tag.
Maybe it's time to look at our most fundamental premises in healthcare by following the money.
The U.S. spends twice as much for half the quality care of other industrialized countries and has poorer outcomes. Hundreds of millions of dollars were squandered lobbying for sacred cows in the 2010 federal healthcare reform law to protect vested interests (our health insurers cost us 20 cents on the dollar versus 3 cents in other countries).
Hospital leaders struggle to cut costs to protect their bottom line, while physicians and nurses try with inadequate time and resources to keep their patients from being one of the 22 who die on average every hour from preventable errors and infections.
Why? Because sick people are only profitable when there are enough of them and someone else pays the bill. "Well" people, on the other hand, generate little, if any, income. From a business perspective, the current structure is a conundrum: we need plenty of sick people to sustain a system supposedlydedicated to health.
It's time to acknowledge the elephant in the room and make a collective decision for the betterment of all society: Is health care a business, or public service? What should it be?
If it is only a business, then acknowledge the obvious: No business can give away its resources for free. There are no billing codes for easing grief or spending time with a patient so we give them a pill. Within the business model, all the free stuff will have to go away — as much of it has already.
If healthcare is a business, our best hope is to create a healthcare billing code for wellness so that hospital leaders can stop focusing on revenue from disease out of dire necessity and redirect their efforts to safety, quality and prevention.
Or perhaps, embedded in the chaos and polarity, passion is an opportunity. Maybe health care is the civil-rights movement of the 21st century. It certainly has the same emotional charge as pushing blacks to the back of the bus, or refusing the vote to women.
The poor don't deserve health care! Let them suffer! Though it is labeled as socialism by the "haves" and virtually unreachable by the "have-nots," we have found our next frontier: improving the wellness of America. And in that quest, maybe the services we give away for free are not worthless after all, but rather the harbingers of a healthier society where every citizen has the inalienable right to healthcare.


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March 25, 2013
U.S. Postal Service employee Chris Blossom puts a package in a box at the Sundance at Fish Creek station Monday afternoon. The Postal Service confirmed that it will consolidate the Sundance location into its downtown branch in an effort to save an estimated $1 million during 10 years.
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Inner Mongolia Travel Guide
The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, bordering to the north with both the Republic of Mongolia and Russia, is the widest province in China (by its latitude). It is the third largest Chinese province (over 1.1 million square kilometers or 424,736 square miles) but not very populated. The province has about 24 million inhabitants. Many ethnic groups are living in this area including Mongolian, Daur, Oroqen, Ewenki, Hui, Han, Korea and Manchu. Hohhot is the capital of Inner Mongolia.
When to Go
Climate in Inner Mongolia is very different during the year. Winter is cold and can be very long, with frequent blizzards. Usually summer is short and warm. The climate changes from arid to semi-humid from west to east, and to humid in the northeast. The annual rainfall is 80 - 450 millimeters, also increasing from west to east. The main feature of the climate here is that the different in temperature between days and nights is very big, so tourists should wear layer of clothes when traveling here.
Cities in Inner Mongolia
|Nadam Fair held on Gegentala Grassland
What to See
Inner Mongolia has a peculiar natural scenery, long history and brilliant culture. There are many historic sites in this area. Some of the key historic sites are:
Wudangzhao Monastery in Baotou is a vast complex and used to be the residence of the highest ranking lama in Inner Mongolia and now it is the only intact Tibetan Buddhist monastery there.
Inner Mongolia is the hometown of Genghis Khan (1162-1227), the great leader of Mongolians. Genghis Khan's Mausoleum, located 185 kilometers (about 71 miles) south of Baotou, holds his clothing buried in his memory.
Dazhao Temple is one of the biggest and best-preserved temples in Hohhot. Xilituzhao Palace is the largest surviving Lama temple in Hohhot.
Wanbu Huayanjing Pagoda, also called White Pagoda, used to be a place where nearly ten thousand volumes of Huayan Scripture were preserved. It is an exquisite and magnificent brick-wood structure about one hundred and fifty feet tall.
You can also visit deserts in Inner Mongolia. The deserts are located in the western part of the province: the most famous and visited ones are the Badain Jaran Desert, Tengger Desert and Kubuqi Desert. Early autumn (from the middle of August to the end of September) is the best time to explore the desert as the temperatures are very temperate.
Recommended Tour Itinerary:
Hohhot Grassland Tour: 4 days to Gegentala Grassland, the Tomb of Zhaojun, Wuta Temple and Dazhao Lamasery
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March 2014Make Plans for Homecoming 2014! If you have not journeyed to campus recently for Homecoming, you will be impressed with the party! Homeco
Sterling College Class of 1983 joins with family and friends to enjoy the Homecoming parade as it travels up Broadway towards campus.
If you have not journeyed to campus recently for Homecoming, you will be impressed with the party!
Homecoming 2014 will take place October 11 and the festivities feature the shindig SC throws on the front lawn of Cooper Hall (complete with lunch, bouncy castles and games for children and much more), campus tours led by Student Ambassadors, Lady Warrior Basketball Pancake Feed, the Alumni Banquet, and our Homecoming Musical.
Reunions will be celebrated during Homecoming Weekend for the Classes of 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1999, and 2004. The Young Alumni Tent, for those you graduated 15 years ago or less, is the place to gather south of the stadium during the football game. Join the party in 2014!
Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies Dr. Jacob Shatzer is one of our newest faculty members. Dr. Shatzer is the grandson of Jack and Carolyn (Hobbs) '60 Haney of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Read more about Dr. Shatzer here.
The first visiting artist of the 2014 spring semester, David Slone, presented his show in the Sterling College Art and Media Center gallery January 30 through March 6. Read more about Slone and his art online.
Sterling Rotary Club partnered with Sterling College Athletic Department to host the Harlem Globetrotter Ambassadors for a fundraiser towards The Gleason Project. The Ambassadors took on "The Sterling Stars," a collection of current coaches and former players. The event was a sellout and huge success. Read more here.
Stay up-to-date with campus and athletic news on our websites.
Kurt Anderson graduated from Sterling College in 1982, where he majored in Business with a Psychology minor, played football, and resided in Kilbourn Hall. Kurt now lives in Evanston, Ill. with his wife Kristine and their 15-year-old son, Zach.
What are you doing now, Kurt?
I am Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for a company called EquiClaim. EquiClaim, an Emdeon company, delivers comprehensive cost management strategies to government and commercial healthcare payers through a suite of audit and recovery services.
EquiClaim, an Emdeon company, focuses on innovative services that help ensure timely and accurate payments to healthcare providers.
How did your experience and time at Sterling College shape you?
I love Sterling, I formed a lot of great friendships there with my classmates and my teammates, and I've stayed in touch with them over the years. I also think it helped me mature in my faith that I have been able to build upon over the last 30 plus years.
What did you enjoy or appreciate most about Sterling College?
I think Sterling was a great college to find, as a young person coming out of high school, to kind of find yourself, what you wanted to do, and form some lifelong friendships. And it also allowed me to contribute to perform in athletics, and I probably wouldn't have had a chance to do that at other schools.
How are you remaining involved on the campus?
I participate in the National Advisory Council, and I do stay in touch with some of my friends from Sterling as well, and my wife and I contribute financially.
Do you mind if we include an email ddress so that people can get a hold of you?
Not at all. firstname.lastname@example.com
Sterling College Homecoming 2013 spirit was bolstered by a special group this year - a high school marching band from Nebraska. Sterling College music graduate, Brian Leisher, brought his Bruning-Davenport High School band to Sterling to help lead the festivities by marching in the morning Homecoming Parade through downtown Sterling and by providing a Pep Band for the afternoon's victorious football game over Ottawa.
Leisher, who graduated from Sterling in 2004, attended fall 2012 Homecoming activities and noticed the lack of music for the parade and the big football game. As a band director himself, he knew firsthand what effort it takes to put a high school band together for a parade as well as putting a band together to help rouse the spirits at a football game. He inquired about bringing his band and Sterling Athletics and Alumni offices were enthusiastic about having the band add to the Homecoming day.
All 40 members of the Bruning-Daveport, band boarded their bus at 6:30 a.m. to make the 3 hour drive to Sterling. Once here, they marched in the parade, ate lunch at the Homecoming Hangout in front of Cooper Hall and performed throughout the Warrior Football game. Following the game, Admissions Director Dennis Dutton '82 had a chance to officially introduce the students to Sterling College and share materials to those interested.
"It was great to have Brian and his band with us for Homecoming this year," Dutton says. "The students were enthusiastic and many of them had never been on a college campus before. They added a lot to our Homecoming atmosphere."
If other Sterling alumni would be interested in bringing high school age groups to Sterling, please contact Alumni Director Amy Thompson '96.
Join us at a Sterling College event in your area.
March - Chorale Tour to Oklahoma and Texas; dates and locations are on our website
March 28 - Kansas Prayer Breakfast & Sterling College reception 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.
Contact Theresa Teufel by email or by calling 620.278.4219 to make your reservations by March 15. Seating is limited.
March 30 - Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Utah Jazz; 2:00 p.m.
Tickets available online. Seating is limited.
April 25 - Mississippi Valley Alumni Chapter Potluck; 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church, 801 16th St, Moline IL
Contact Keith Asmus '71 by email or by phone at 563.349.1183 for reservations and questions. Please bring your own tableware and a dish to share. Beverage provided.
May 18 - Baccalaureate; 7:30 p.m. in Culbertson Auditorium, Spencer Hall
May 19 - Commencement and presentation of the Distinguished Service Award; 9:30 a.m. on the East Lawn of Cooper Hall
September 5-14 - Kansas State Fair; Kansas State Fairgrounds, Meadowlark Building, Hutchinson
Please join the Chorale directed by Mark Clark, Assistant Professor of Music, accompanied by Dr. Brad Nix, Associate Professor of Music, Department Chair of Music,and Director of Keyboard Studies.
This is an excellent time for you to bring students that you know who are looking for colleges. Let them hear what SC has to offer and meet with our SC ambassadors.
The full schedule is listed on our website.


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With a nervous laugh, Jessica Chastain recalls the first time she met the most powerful woman in Hollywood. "Naively, I just assumed she was someone's assistant." As Megan Ellison was only 25 years old at the time, Chastain can be forgiven for thinking
For 15 years it's been impossible to see or hear the word "Mafia" without conjuring up a mental picture of James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano
Lincoln and Argo were designed to do nothing more than make us feel good about ourselves. Whining about a movie is merely a continuation of this process.
Lincoln, from director Steven Spielberg, leads the race with 12 nominations, including best picture, best director and best actor in a leading role for Daniel Day Lewis
Pakistanis who have seen the film on DVD or Internet downloads are making much of what they say are factual errors
'The next Harvey Weinstein' is a Camel-smoking, motorcycle-riding billionaire heiress
"Andy was saying that film is way more populist than art — that art's very elitist, so you exclude a large audience," Bigelow said
Has any real-life CIA military operative actually had hair as glorious as Jessica Chastain's?
Bigelow has responded to criticisms of the torture she depicts in her Oscar-nominated film in a lengthy open letter to the Los Angeles Times
My compliments to Jessica Chastain's scheduler, who's been working harder than most. Chastain is out promoting a pretty major movie, Zero Dark Thirty


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Just wondering what you guys do with your deer after you've killed it? I personally butcher all my deer at home because for one, I enjoy it and I know that my meat is the meat that I'm getting, not a weighed portion mixed in with 10 other deer. I also like cutting up the deer because I feel as though its another step in the whole "circle" of the hunting experience. When I'm done with the carcass I take it to a spot on my farm for coyote bait with a trail camera watching to see what all stops by for a bite to eat.
I'm just curious, Do a majority of the bowhunters here butcher their own deer or take it to a specialty shop and, What do you do with the carcass after you're done with it?


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Offering training to the long-term unemployed solves an economic problem and a social problem as well.
During this week's riots in the Sydney suburb of Macquarie Fields, observers debated whether the unrest could be blamed on a criminal element that should be suppressed or whether it was the inevitable outcome of long-term unemployment.
Not in dispute was the bleakness of life in Macquarie Fields, where the unemployment rate is 11.3 per cent, almost double the Sydney average of 6 per cent, and where the robbery rate is double the state average. This week, the director of the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, Don Weatherburn, made the obvious point that "economic and social disadvantage provide excellent breeding grounds for crime". He also observed that the problem was generational: children growing up in households in which parents were unemployed or unsupported were at greater risk of being involved in crime. He called on the state and federal governments "to pursue policies that limit the number and geographic concentration of families living in poverty".
But how to do so? Reducing the number of long-term unemployed was attempted by the previous federal Labor government, but its ambitious Working Nation strategy was abandoned in 1996 after the Howard Government came to power. The Coalition cut $1.85 billion from employment and training schemes over four years, abolishing the Jobstart, Skillshare and New Work Opportunities programs.
In their place came Work for the Dole, which is still running. It is a cheaper program to run, and while it has had some success - figures from the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations show that more than a third of participants who completed placement were in employment or education three months after - the number of Australians who are unemployed, underemployed or who have been forced into early retirement is an unnervingly high 1.7 million. Yet this is not a number that has pricked the national conscience. In the recent election campaign, the plight of the unemployed barely rated a mention. The Government's message was that, due to its prudent economic management, we were living in boom times and so could afford to enjoy the fruits of a massive budget surplus.
However, this week's economic news was more sobering: the record December quarter current account deficit was followed by the Reserve Bank's decision to raise interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point. The Government must now face the consequences of its policy neglect; its failure to encourage growth in manufactured exports and to invest in education and training. To increase the pool of skilled labor, Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone is proposing a one-off 20,000 rise in the number of skilled migrants, taking the overall number of migrants to about 140,000 in 2005-06. The plan has yet to be formally considered by cabinet.
Senator Vanstone's plan has merit. Australia has more jobs vacant (mostly skilled jobs) than at any time in 30 years. The consequences this has for the economy was well illustrated by a report this week that plans to reopen the Bronzewing goldmine in Western Australia had been abandoned because of the difficulty in finding skilled labor.
But another approach has been advocated by economist Mike Keating, a former head of the Prime Minister's Department, who gave a speech in Melbourne last week. Pointing to the skills shortage on the one hand, and the number of long-term unemployed on the other, he proposed training those without jobs to fill the gap. His plan, which would not only solve an economic problem, but a social problem as well, deserves serious examination. Dr Keating says priority should be given to "those who left school early and have low capabilities and low skills", with the cost of training mainly shared between the Government and the beneficiaries. Such a program would provide a second chance for those whom the economy has left behind.
A program that expands educational opportunities for everyone - and not just those of school age - is bold and generous but also necessary, given the size of the skills shortage Australia is now facing. Most importantly, the plan recognises that the economy depends upon - indeed, cannot exist without - the people who work for it. For years now, the jobless have been the forgotten people. It is time more attention was paid to them, not only for their own good, but for the good of the nation.


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This is a discussion on Evo 8: Stock motor 494.4whp 400ft.lbs at 24psi within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Well tell us what you think MJU1983...
Well tell us what you think MJU1983
Don't believe the life you have
Will be the only one
You have to let your body sleep
To let your soul live on
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Weaker rods, weaker pistons, aluminum open deck block. It can not hold the kind of power the iron block, closed deck 4g63 can.Originally posted by eulerfx
so you think its the engine itself (chamber deisign, cylinder position) or the intake and exhaust manifolds that put the EJ20 behind the 4G63?
first off, killer numbers. get us a dyno when the hoses held on, though. looks like it'd be fairly flat from 5500 to 8K. if that's the case, i think you guys are all off. 3-4K of power band is no different than all you folks running PE turbos on the WRX.Originally posted by Evilevo8
Listen, teh Evo Motors are already making 500WHP on stock internals, they handle it fine, any more would be stupid.
I think that the wastegate they were using wasn't opening properly, so they were getting crazy boost spikes, SO they started later in the rev range to keep trhe spike down, also blew off an IC pipe.
These problems are now fixed, this motor will be fine down the 1/4 but OBVIOUSLY will not last as long as a stock block.
SO the WRX motor isn't as strong? Thought it was, met some guy makeing 420WHP on stock bottom end and cams (So he says but that fing car was OUT, beat very fast cars by alot so I believed him)
What about the STI motor?? IS it strong too?
i don't think the EJ205 is nearly as strong as the 4G63. open deck, cylinder proximity to major heat sources (which lends it more succeptable to knock) and innefficient exhaust layout.
the same setup on a WRX would be running significantly less boost, but a good bit more timing advance. The USDM STi EJ25 has hyper-e pistons and internals, and is a semi closed deck. it's a much better platform for comparison w/ the 4G63. the REAL comparison is the JDM EJ207 w/ the mitsu 4G63 though. litre for litre, they are both incredible blocks.
i think im gonna cry
05 STi - 300whp 331wtq 1/4 - 12.7 @107.4 (SOLD)
06 Evo IX 370whp 386wtq (Under Construction)
Oh Wow, I thought the WRX 2.0 was just as strong as the 4G63 or atleast close to it, can't it atleast make 400WHP on stock internals?
ANd yeah I was in my Evo and this kid walks right up to me (I was stock at the Time) and wanted to race me, I was like "NO!"
It was nice car, had a Huge turbo, spooeld after 4000RPMS, and beat every car he went against, rolls-stops, didn;t matter.
Don't believe the life you have
Will be the only one
You have to let your body sleep
To let your soul live on
2006 Evo IX MR
I am not one of those guys, nor will I ever be.Originally posted by dark_rex
i think you guys are all off. 3-4K of power band is no different than all you folks running PE turbos on the WRX.
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