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\015 Hi everyone -- my Bissell 3594 (bought about 7 years ago) currently has a weak suction. I've been researching through the internet but haven't found a same/similar problem & solution. Any help would be appreciate. Besides the weak suction, everything else still runs fine. (Maybe it's just about time and it's better just to get a new one...?)Thanks!Matthew\015
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Rihanna, there is no Red in the Jamaican Flag
Rihanna has recently paid homage to reggae legend, Bob Marley by creating a reggae room in her Los Angeles Mansion. The room is a shrine dedicated to his memory.
According to CaribWorldNews, Rihanna said, "The Bob Marley room is my loungey room, so there's incense burning, there's a painting on the wall of Bob Marley in black and white, which I love."
Rihanna then went on to say, "The rest of the room goes from green into yellow into red, like the Jamaican flag."
Flag on the play!
There is no red in the Jamaican flag…
The colors Ri-Ri may have been referring to are in the Ethiopian flag which is very well associated with the Rastafari lifestyle because of the late Haile Selassie I, who was a former emperor of Ethiopia. Many reggae artists reference him in their songs.
As a result, the colors red, yellow and green as well as the image of the Lion of Judah on the Ethiopian flag, are very familiar to Rastas and to Reggae lovers.
It's clear what Rihanna was actually referring to, so I don't think anyone will hold it against her, however as a West Indian woman from Barbados, one might expect her to be keenly familiar with the flag of every, if not most, caribbean island.
Rihanna's reggae room has pillows on the floor to set an informal tone and it also has books about Bob Marley and books of his lyrics.
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The race for first selectman in Stonington is shaping up to be one of interesting contrasts.
On the Democratic side, you have incumbent Edward Haberek, who has been accused of sending by phone a photograph of his genitals to a female town gadfly.
The sexting accusation, which Haberek denies, remains the grist of an unresolved lawsuit brought by a woman who claims the picture of the first selectman's privates, which she says she deleted from her phone, causes her continuing pain from migraine headaches.
On the Republican side, Haberek's opponent is Glee McAnanly, a graduate of Wheaton College in Wheaton, Ill., a school that prominently promotes its Christian mission.
I asked McAnanly, when I had a chance to chat with her this week, whether she subscribes to the school's mission statement, which suggests that graduates go forward into a world "wounded by sin and hoping for redemption" and, "by the grace of God," make a "difference for Jesus Christ all over the globe."
She said she does.
The bulk of her working career was with ServiceMaster Corp., which was founded by an evangelical Baptist and for many decades declared its primary mission "to honor God in all we do."
McAnanly, who is active in her church, the Groton Bible Chapel, owns and operates with her husband, a retired submariner, ServiceMaster franchises in Hartford and Springfield. She said there were none available closer to Stonington when they bought them.
To McAnanly's credit, she has so far avoided raising the sexting allegations against her opponent, even though they might be construed to suggest a Town Hall wounded by sin and hoping for redemption.
McAnanly's supporters, though, often in front of her, have no trouble complaining about Haberek's alleged sins, from dragging the town into the sexting lawsuit to abusing his expense allowances.
McAnanly doesn't stop these attacks when they occur, either during public radio interviews or in an official campaign rally.
The attacks strike me as a little less than Christian in nature, but fair politics.
I asked McAnanly to discuss some of the hot social issues that are often the fare of political campaigns, like gay marriage and abortion, since she is a person of strong religious commitment.
She responded that those generally are not relevant to the job for someone elected to serve as first selectman.
It's a fair answer, one she made politely, although I pursued the questions a few more times, mostly out of a reporter's habit of persistence. She said she would be glad to have a conversation about it sometime later.
I was surprised when she asked me several times whether gay marriage is legal. She also called it a "lifestyle choice."
After I expressed some surprise that she didn't seem to know that Stonington issues marriage licenses to gay couples, and questioned her more about it, she said she actually does know it's legal.
She called me back after our initial phone call ended to say that she wanted to elaborate more on the abortion question but wanted to talk to her husband first.
They have adopted two children from Russia, she said in our second call, a country where she said women are encouraged to put children up for adoption rather than have abortions, and that personal fact influences her thinking on the subject.
I did tell McAnanly that I believe she is disingenuous in including on her r�sum� a master's degree in business.
Exactly what it says on her official bio, under education, is that she "completed an Executive MBA Program through ServiceMaster in 2000."
She told me this is exactly true, which I don't doubt. She says it was, essentially, a training program run by the company and that is how they describe it.
Still, I think listing MBA on your r�sum� implies that you have a master's degree from an accredited school, not that you finished a training program at your company.
Haberek, too, has a quirky education listing on his r�sum�. He includes a Ph.D. in management from the International Academy of Management and Economics in the Philippines, a school that says it offers a holistic education experience.
Haberek also has a traditional MBA in marketing from Johnson & Wales University in Providence, a school most of us here know.
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By FRANCO PANIZO
While the U.S. men's national team was attempting to find a way to crack Paraguay's defense in Nashville, the Under-20 national team was busy pummeling Suriname's in its World Cup qualifying opener in Guatemala City.
The U.S. U-20s got one step closer to qualifying for this summer's World Cup in Colombia, defeating Suriname, 4-0, in their Group B opener at the CONCACAF championships. Bobby Wood, Joe Gyau and Conor Doyle each scored as Thomas Rongen's side jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first half, and Kelyn Rowe capped the scoring with a late goal.
The win gave the U.S. team first place in Group B, which also includes Panama. The United States will reach the quarterfinal stage of qualifying with a victory over Panama on April 2, but the U.S. U-20s would also clinch a place in the next round should Panama top Suriname on Thursday.
The United States-Panama match, scheduled for an 8 p.m. first kick, can be seen on ESPN3.com or ESPN Deportes.
Here is the U.S. U-20 national team's lineup against Suriname:
Zac MacMath; Greg Garza, Gale Agbossoumonde, Perry Kitchen, Zarek Valentin; Amobi Okugo (Moises Orozco, 46), Sebastian Lletget, Kelyn Rowe (Sebastien Ibeagha, 82); Bobby Wood (Omar Salgado, 70), Conor Doyle, Joe Gyau
Unused substitutes: Eder Arreola, Cody Cropper, Moises Hernandez, Sacir Hot
Unavailable substitutes: Dillon Powers, Korey Veeder
What do you think of the U.S. U-20 national team's 4-0 win? Which players impressed you?
Share your thoughts below.
What are the odds that there would be two guys named Sebastian on the field at the same time?
montana matt
I've always wondered why Suriname doesn't play in CONEMBOL.
(Trying not to strain lat muscles while I shamelessly reach over my should to pat myself on the back)
4-0 was what I predicted. They got the result that I thought they "should" have gotten, given the opponent.
Very nce start. Good result but Rongen has to keep them focused. Their next opponent will be tougher. If Panama take care of the Suriname by a 3 goal differential or more, it will be interesting to see which tactical approach the ttwo head coaches will take when US and Panama face off.
I'm looking forward to checking out that match.
Suriname has a smaller population than Wyoming.
Is anyone as impressed as I am with some of the performances from this match? The service from the back was superb, the pace on the wings was incredible. Joe Gyau can absolutely fly, but combines that with skill on the ball. Combine this with promising younger guys like Chandler, LIchaj, Agudelo, and Ream, it's hard not to feel excited about the future of the Nats.
First of all consider who they played last night. I hate Rongen…just throwing it out there. However, what I saw last night had me grinning from ear to ear. The way Rongen has this team playing is a a sight for sore eyes. I have been following the US youth and national teams for quite some time and I have never seen a team this potent. Their tactical awareness and passing as well as their dominance in the attacking third is first rate. They have an idea of what they want to do and when they don't they retain possession and knock it around exhibiting veteran-like patience.
There were many standouts however, I was most impressed by Gyau. This kid gets it. His quality is undeniable. He is fast, technical, strong and fundamentally sound. I have never seen someone on a youth team…or senior team grab the ball and immediately commence to dissect the opponent the way Gyau did last night. I remember him tormenting the Brazilian youth squad along with Renkin however, he was making some decisions that were not in the team aspect of the game. That problem seems to have been fixed within his development in Germany. This kid is a certified baller.
I cant wait to see the final.
… and yes, i realize it was Suriname … but still.
DC Josh
Can we expect Hurzeler to make the World Cup squad? Glad to see all of our other promising players showing their worth.
Sergio Hernandez
I was really impressed with this team. I know they were playing a weaker opponent in Suriname, but the US played some attractive football. They were patient, controlled the tempo, and attacked in waves when they wanted. Gyau is a very good player from what I saw. I like that Bob Bradley is trying to get all the national team coaches on the same page. They need to all have the same ideas starting from the younger national teams.
Steve C
FYI — The Panama/USA game on Saturday is at 6PM, not 8.
I only watched the first half but there were two great shots off the post that could have easily made it 6 – 0. Maybe more chances in the second half too i am guessing.
Are they? Rongen plays an attacking, possession-based, fluid 4-3-3 and Bradley vacillates between a counter-attacking 4-4-2 and a bunkering 4-5-1. I don't even know what Cabrera is playing these days, but he seems to be relying on physicality of Rodriguez, etc. I like at least that USSoccer is sending Cabrera, etc. to senior games, and Bradley and Rongen are talking about players like Gale and Agudelo, but I don't think we have a totally coordinated national team stylistic continuum yet.
But then again, why should we? We don't have a program like Spain or the Netherlands yet, where we have such a glut of players that we can pick and choose talent to fit into a national system. We should choose systems based on available players. Our player pool comes from a number of teams in a number of countries, not just Barca or Ajax. We should use what works. There just isn't enough time to develop a system. It just so happens these days that many of our seniors players are playing in 4-4-2 in England, Germany, and MLS, so maybe that's why our team plays best in it (up for debate, but I think this has borne out in the last few days – even Villarreal plays a 4-2-2-2/4-4-2 Brazilian style diamond).
Sergio Hernandez
No, they are not going to start all playing the same style and same formations. Because in the end, you have to work with the players you have. But it is good that the coaches are getting together and sharing ideas.
I wonder if Boss is our best central defense option right now, (not considering ream, only comparing him to those that we have enough history on, demerit, gooch, goodson, marshall etc.) He very well could be, which is scary because I remember when the only reason why we would be in matches was b/c of gooch/demerit, gooch/boca, boca/demerit… Seems like an eternity ago
That's true, and different that before. I am under the impression that earlier there was an even adversarial relationship between different national team coaches.
I think the best thing Rongen, Bradley, etc. are doing is prioritizing early professionalism and introducing players not from the traditional club->college->late developing pro career track. The new German movement is great on the USMNT and it's even more prevalent in the U20s.
Any links to highlights?
Kitchen looked really good, both as CB and DM. The whole back 4, in fact, looked composed and patience. Garza, believe it or not, made some excellent penetrating runs at LB and had some good tackles.
I thought overall we have a lot to be excited about. Maybe my only issue with that game was that a few times throughout the match, the build up out of the back was uber slow, but that could be due to the fact that Suriname was ok with letting us play with it in our own end. But again, I'm very excited for the future of US soccer.
This Guy
Thank you, I care.
This Guy
The order goes like this:
Bocanegra, Gooch, DeMerit, Goodson, Gonzalez…..everone else.
is jack mckinerny (spelling?) not good enough for U-20s??
Juan from L.A.
Suriname was a very weak opponent. Let's wait and hold judgement when we face better opposition. Credit to our guys they did what they had to do in 2nd gear. No injuries and that's good.
joseph gyau was great!
Is it safe to say there will be absolutely no college players on the U-20 world cup squad yet because this team probably isn't at half strenght yet and look at them
Angel FAN of USA
Well I saw the whole game and I like what I saw from this U20 group, Too bad that Adu and Altidore were in the wrong group but I think this group if the keep the head up and not loose concentration they can win and become the Concacaf Champs like USA U17. All the this player play great but they were playing with a team that not at high level but glad that USA did under estimated this team. Now player like **Garza,***Agbossoumonde,Kitchen,Zarek Valentin; Amobi Okugo, **Sebastian Lletget, Kelyn Rowe, **Bobby Wood, **Salgado, ***Conor Doyle, ***Gyau Hope that keep this same group at least some of them going to the next level like the U21 and the Olympic team and graduate to become the New and Improve USNMT Senior. Now making all US National Team from the Senior to the U15 playing same style and to do that we need Bielsa, Hiddink or someone who know Football(soccer)and bleed that game to show us where is the next level… SO I SEE THE FUTURE GETTING BRIGHTER FOR OUR BELOVED US SOCCER(USNMT)!!! GO USA!!!
we need Agudelo and other to go to the U20 World Cup and be the world champs


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"We live in a world where doctors perform miracles all the time, but if you have a medically fragile child - as my son Felix is, and Ivan Cameron was - you also live in a world where children do die. It's very easy for everyone else to forget that."
Yesterday six-year-old Ivan Cameron, the son of Conservative leader David, died in St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, early yesterday after seizures in the night. He suffered from cerebral palsy Ohtahara syndrome, a very rare form of epilepsy characterised by spasms which start in the first days of life and had required round-the-clock care.
His death reminds us of the radical adjustments parents of severely disabled children must make to their lives and to their expectations; and of the happiness such children - like all children - bring. And it throws into sharp relief the constant sense of dread with which many of those families live.
"There's a very good chance that I will watch Felix die one day," says Niki, 46. "You have to file that thought to the back of your head or you couldn't possibly function, but it's there all the same."
Like the Camerons, Niki and her husband Danny, 38, have lived with a disabled child; and have also lost a disabled child. Nine years ago, Niki gave birth at UCH in central London to identical twin boys, Felix and Theo but the babies could neither feed nor breathe by themselves and there was no question of taking them home. At seven months, before a diagnosis was made, the boys both caught a common cold. Felix fought it but Theo died. Later the Shislers were told that their sons had a rare form of muscular dystrophy called nemoline myopathy, and that Felix, though his brain was unaffected, would never walk, talk or breathe by himself.
"The first few days after Theo's death were oddly serene," says Niki. "Of course you're devastated and you break down repeatedly but you also have things to do - the funeral and so on - and you almost rise above your grief. It's like being in the eye of a hurricane, where everything is whirling around you but you're at the centre and you're actually quite still.
"At the same time, you know that if you reach out your hand, you'll be able to touch that great wall of pain and anger and confusion and loss. What can I tell you? It broke my heart."
Shisler is a friend of the actress Sarah Parish, whose eight-month-old daughter girl died of a heart condition earlier this year. She says that all expressions of sympathy - even, and perhaps especially, from strangers - were a great comfort to her and have also helped Parish. "My husband and I were on the internet a lot, and by the time Theo died, we had perhaps thousands of people following our story. Danny opened a book of condolences and the massive outpouring of goodwill definitely helped carry us through.
"In the same way, I'm sure the vast amount of public sympathy will help the Camerons. The hardest thing when you lose a child is feeling that they didn't leave a mark on the world and that they might be forgotten. It was actually harder for me seven months after Theo died, the point at which I knew he had been dead for longer than he'd been alive. It was horrible to think, as the years went by, that he might become just a footnote to our family's history.
"The grief affects people in different ways. It was enormously important to my husband and I to realise that we weren't going to go through the same process. I've seen couples fall apart when that happens but you can't expect the other person to express grief in exactly the same way. I verbalised my sadness much more than he did and I tended to reach out to other people, whereas my husband was only really comfortable reaching out to me. I can't stress how important it is to understand those differences."
Yesterday David Cameron paid heart-felt tribute to the doctors, nurses and various NHS staff who helped Ivan not only at moments of crisis but throughout his life. And when Felix Shisler was finally diagnosed with his life-long, disability, both UCH and Great Ormond Street children's hospital swung into action. "But first there was this killer question," says Niki.
"Two consultants sat with us in that awful room hospitals reserve for giving bad news, and explained to us that our baby would never get better and that he would need a ventilator for the rest of his life. Then they asked us how 'committed' we were to him. Well, what do you say to that? He was our son: we were committed. There was no question of us turning off the vent and letting him go."
Felix left hospital 18 months after he was born and immediately a Complex Care Team was organised for him by community nurses. Carers trained specifically in his needs are with him day and night; they accompany him to a mainstream school in central London - the family lives in Bloomsbury, near Great Ormond Street - and watch him as he sleeps. Both Niki, a writer, and Danny, a software developer, work from home, but could not cope with Felix's complicated care programme by themselves. He is in a wheelchair, attached to ventilator, with tracheostomy and feeding tubes. And there are two other children to consider, too: 10-year-old Evie, and 21-year-old Joey, who still lives at home.
"When you see the NHS at its best - clearly as the Camerons have - you realise it really is something for this country to be proud of," says Niki. "We have fantastic support, and that allows us to be a regular family. I've seen families who don't have that help, and the disabled child in fact becomes a drain on everything; the other children get neglected and the parents are always exhausted."
Yet home life is hardly normal. "I've found that to get the kind of care I want for Felix, I have to be prepared to share him," says Shisler. "My home is not just a home, it's also a workplace. For it to function smoothly I have to approach it as a manager. Felix has never known, and likely will never know, privacy. He's never alone. Nursing will be a fact of his life for ever." He is not in pain, however, and is doing well at school. Although Felix is vulnerable at any time to infections and complications with his breathing, the disease is not progressive. "He trundles around the house in his power wheelchair, ventilator humming alongside him, creating all the havoc you'd expect from an eight-and-a-half year-old boy strapped to a heavy piece of machinery," she says.
But Shisler accepts that the situation changes radically again when a child's quality of life deteriorates. It's an intensely difficult subject to discuss but she has known families who admit to an element of relief when a suffering child finally dies. "Of course that feeling exists, and it's not an unreasonable feeling to have. Nobody wants to see their child suffer.
"The fact is you have to block out a number of emotions when you live with a severely disabled child. You have to live each day as if you're going to have them with you for ever, which you know isn't necessarily the truth. Sometimes I think: if he dies in childhood, will I beat myself up for making him brush his teeth all those times he didn't want to?
"And at the same time you live day-by-day, and you don't focus on the future. I find myself thinking: ok, today is do-able, today is fine. Of course there are dark thoughts that come to you occasionally in the night, but by and large you just can't allow them. He may be fine, he may live a long life with a fair wind behind him, but he is very vulnerable to even a cold."
It's no surprise perhaps that the Shislers are keen supporters of controversial areas of scientific research that might, one day, provide some form of cure, or relief, for their son's disability. Niki strongly applauded David Cameron's support last year of the Embryology Bill, which allows medical scientists to use stem cells derived from hybrid embryos.
Indeed, she believes that both main political parties have made significant strides towards improving the lives of disabled people as a direct result of the family experience of both David Cameron and Gordon Brown, whose youngest son, Fraser, has cystic fibrosis. "Much as I would never wish an unhealthy child on anyone, there was a part of me that was almost glad when Gordon Brown's son was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. I could see that for the foreseeable future, we'd have a Prime Minister and a Leader of the Opposition who were parents of disabled children, and that their understanding of the issues and the reality would be absolutely first-hand.
"We've since had legislation which gives families of disabled children the legal right to respite care, and we've had a pledge of substantial funds to look into how the needs of disabled children are met by education, health and social services. These are key issues. Knowing that we've had a PM and a Conservative leader who are both personally aware of them has made all the difference. For the first time, parents of children with disabilities have felt as though their voices are being heard."
Of course, Niki thinks of Theo every day and misses the boy he did not grow up to be. Felix is surely a constant reminder of the twin she lost. But: "You find out very quickly that you can live with a disabled child. It's incredible how quickly your perception of 'normal' can shift. And you discover eventually that you can live without the child you've lost.
"When Theo died, we were determined that we wouldn't become an unhappy family. I'd have hated more than anything for my other children to grow up saying: we had another brother who died and my mother never got over it. I'm sure the Camerons are strong people. It is desperately, horribly, sad but I'm sure that eventually they will feel the same way."
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KNOXVILLE, Iowa — Welcome to day three of the 52nd annual Knoxville Nationals. For the second day in a row, the weather is chamber of commerce perfect and what lies ahead is a night of racing that may be as intriguing as any in recent history of the Nationals.
With the new format introduced this year, 72 of the 98 cars that signed in here this weekend are scheduled to race tonight. Twenty-six drivers are locked into Saturday night's A main with 16 set for the A and the other 10 in the first five rows of the B main.
It is unlikely that all 72 cars will return tonight, but officials are planning for a field of more than 60. All competitors will get one lap of qualifying and there will be seven heat races with the top two finishers in each, advancing to the tonight's feature. Three B mains are planned with the top two finishers in each of those making the final. Finally, the night's top four qualifiers who do not transfer through the preliminaries will fill the 24-car field, starting straight-up from qualifying times.
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if using the trucks accessories the truck power steering lines work in the jeeps box
you can get away with using a 4l60e starter on the fllywheel you dont need that powermaster starter. I was sold it by advance adapters and it wasnt needed. I was pissed that was money wasted.
5th gen camaro manifolds work very well in the chassis and far cheaper then those advertised headers they sell
as for fan, you dont need their fan and shroud setup, i picked up a v6 fbody fan, it clears fine and fits the rad nicely...plus if you have the pcm tuned correctly you can control the fan viva the pcm
upper rad hose can be used from the truck, just have to section the middle of it
this should save you close to 1000
Don't have power steering line from the motor, that's good info on the stater. PCM is programmed for fan already and will look into that shroud.
5th gen camaros...aka 2010-2013
if you look at my build youll see how well they fit
yes i was very jacked when they said i needed it when a stock starter works but again they might say you need it when using their headers...aka a gimick to make you spend money.
any 3.8 v6 4th gen fbody should work
unless you had someone set the pcm up for a fan or its a 05+ harness its not turned on in pcm from factory
id still run the truck lines, you will have to tweak them at the box but other then that they fit well
The PCM and harness came with the motor programmed from lsx4u.com
The 18 for a power steering line isn't bad, but I think it may have had the truck line attached on second thought.
Looks like about $120 for a set of manifolds on eBay, know of any cheaper?
On the camaro manifolds, what did you use to connect to them? Exhaust shop make a plate or something else?
i got my manifolds for free, customers leave them behind when we do header installs but 120 bucks is about fair
Happen to have any other sets laying around?
Just tried to mock up with stock starter and its a no go. The nose cone won't clear the housing.
thats odd as my stock starter cleared with no issues
Ill try bolting it up and sliding the housing over to to see for sure, but I would suck to have to remove tranny to replace starter if it does fit.
its possible the two bell housings are different
1 Attachment(s)
2 Attachment(s)
Motor mounts burned in.
have different bell housings
and youre making some progress there
XDR, I am about to do the same swap only in a YJ. Any reason you chose the AA bellhousing kit over Novak stuff? This is my main hang up right now, trying to decide which will work best.
Yea, I really would like to stay with some type of off the shelf type parts. I read somewhere that the adapter ring Novak has for the 6 speed tranny works and all you need to do is get stock flywheel and clutch. I cant find any info concerning what to do about the spacing the ring presents. I am concrned that the transmission will sit to far back from the flywheel to mate the input shaft and clutch properly.
Seems strange to me the lack of info out there on this swap!! Good luck with yours, I will be following you along the way. I am most likely going to pull my engine and tranny in a week or so.
Well I've found a ton of info online about the swap.. Just not enough time to read threw all of it, I will be creating a webpage full of info in 1 place within the next year or so.
On another note, my alternator voltage regulator went out in my 2500, so swapped the alternator from the 5.3 over. Thinking about power requirements over a stock 5.3, I'm going to upgrade while I need an alternator. Stock was 105 amps, I'm looking at a PowerMaster 48237 225 amp with 140 amp at idle. I figure with the electric fan, that will drain about 50 amps and add a winch and lights I could get away with a single battery.
Nutserts for tranny skid plate were replaced and tacked today. Also massaged firewall for bellhousing clearance. Plan on getting tranny mount figured out, hopefully I can use stock location.
Looking for solution to tranny mount. With skid in stock location the rear mount hole line up with the front skid holes, tranny is about 2" forward from stock. Don't have room to move engine back either. Thinking of this as a possibility, https://barnes4wd.com/mobile/Jeep-Skid-Plates_c_50.html . For $120 it's a cheaper option and not predrilled so will be easy to line up.
Jeep Transmission / Crossmember Rear Mount Units I bought this mount from Novak when I put the V8 in my TJ. It allows you to place anywhere on skid plate.
After looking at Novak's website it looks like you might need part RMAX15.
I used the th350 to NP231 Adapter so I used the borg warner style, It looks like you need the RMAX mount. I just put wet paint on the ends of the bolts of the mount and lowered the power train to where it needed to be to mark the drill location on the crossmember. Low tech but it worked.
I'm thinking the Borg Warner style may work. Do you know if its the same width as the stock isolator? I could install it on the rear of the bracket and mount it in the stock location.
Not sure, Novak would know.
very simple, enlongate the skid plate holes forward, then drill new holes in the mount that bolts to trans. these two here will allow you to bolt trans up with no issues...I did this and no issues what so ever
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Basically when my brother and I first made our playstation account we accidently mistyped the email address. We didn't notice and created the account regardless. The playstation automatically logged us in anytime anyway (username- moneypocket and password) so in time we forgot the password but didn't really care because the ps3 just logged us in. Eventually we got YLOD and bought a new ps3. We wanted to re-download a game from our old ps3 account, but we caouldn't remember the password so we tried the security questions. Although we completed them the recovery e-mail was sent to the mistyped address which does not and can not exist.
The game was only £8 so I'm not to bothered to just re buy it, but I was hoping if someone has any ideas how to re log in?
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Mark Cann, 45
A retired Army officer, Cann is head of the Armed Forces fundraising charity the British Forces Foundation. He is also a polo aficionado, heading the Combined Services Polo Association, and is on the board of the Hurlingham Polo Association. He lives with his wife and children in Wiltshire
The chief of protocol at the White House was holding an Ambassadors Cup [polo tournament] in America in 2006. He's a Texan and into equestrian things and he wanted to hold an event to bring all the Washington ambassadors to. We had mixed teams and I was the token Brit, while Nacho was our elite player. I had little idea of who he was; I just remember thinking he was so gorgeous that I'd probably leave my wife for him.
He was a wonderfully strong rider who hit the ball really well, and was very generous in his play, spreading the ball around. The polo social scene over there is hectic, and after the tournament we all went to a series of engagements – and we seemed to rub along well. I've worked a fair bit with stars, but I don't think I've ever seen so much female adulation. At one party, Nacho was mobbed by so many women that I strode up to him, kissed him on the cheek and said, "Darling, don't forget you promised me that back rub," before dragging him out of the room, for which I think he was grateful.
Some time after that event I was setting up a discreet annual charity polo game at [officer training academy] Sandhurst, which Prince Charles, Harry and William were coming to, and I decided to ask Nacho to play; it's since become a regular fixture for him. Harry and William were young men growing up, and I think Nacho helped them to be mature on the polo field and set an example. The first year, I remember having problems on the field with a very aggressive player who nearly tipped Harry out of his saddle; Harry was getting angry, but Nacho was great at saying, "Relax, Harry, just calm down."
I've since chased Nacho all over the field at myriad venues, but it's like having a kick-around with David Beckham; you can't get close, but it's great fun trying.
We've met each other's families and stayed over at each other's houses – though I once arrived to stay at his place in Florida only to discover he and his wife had flown off to the Oscars last minute, as Madonna's guest. Recently, I held a dinner party at my house in Wiltshire, and my sister was so starstruck she was telling Nacho everything about me just to keep the conversation going.
The polo world is full of egotistical characters, but the person who should have the biggest ego is the least affected. I'm determined to find a flaw!
Nacho Figueras, 33
Born in Argentina, Figueras is co-owner of the highly successful, US-based Black Watch Polo Team. Known as the David Beckham of the polo world, he is also the face of Ralph Lauren's Black Label and Polo fragrances. He lives in Florida with his wife and children.
We met by chance at a charity game, the Ambassadors Cup, in 2006. Mark seemed like a loyal, trustworthy guy and I saw in him someone who could be a good bridge to Europe. He got in touch after the event as he wanted me to come to a charity polo match that the princes were playing in at Sandhurst; I was happy to help as it was a good cause and it seemed a good way to play in England.
It was Mark who made the introduction for me to Prince Harry, and I ended up bringing him to America for the Veuve Clicquot Classic Cup, in New York, which he's played for the past two years. They were the most successful charity events I've ever had; Harry trusted me and I think Mark is the reason for that.
Mark and I started doing a few charity events together, and I've enjoyed playing with him. He's very brave and tenacious, but is he good? Well, he has spirit. Once he hit the ball so hard it gave me a black eye for several weeks; I had to postpone a Ralph Lauren shoot, which I think he felt guilty about.
I've been to many charity functions and you don't always feel the people are there for the right reasons, but I could see Mark did it with his whole heart.
It was polo that initially connected us but it has since became a very personal relationship: he has a beautiful house in the country and you can tell that family is very important to him, which makes us very alike – though at home you can see it's his wife who wears the trousers.
I didn't come from rich family, so I don't see polo as an elitist sport in the way some people do here. I was born in Argentina, which is a horse country. I want to make kids over here feel the way I felt when I was nine or 10.
I think Mark sometimes feels that he owes me a lot more favours than I owe him, but I don't look at it that way – yes, he asks for help, but the intention is good and it's always something I believe in.
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Flying Tortoise (フライングトータス) is the name given to the floating platforms visible in the original Strider, during the second and third stage. A redesigned variation of the airship is also seen in the fourth stage of Strider 2, serving the same purpose.
Another version, known as Skiff, is featured in the 2014 Strider.
StriderEditThe Flying Tortoise is a type of airship used by the forces of the Kazakh Federation[1]. They are simple in design: a long and flat platform to stand on that flies with the use of a propeller installed in its undercarriage, powered by a motor. They also have what appears to be a small movable tracking weapon installed in the front, but are never actually seen used in battle.
Hiryu encounters a fleet of Flying Tortoises in Siberia, taking off from the abandoned power station carrying a group of Russian infantrymen. Using them as stepping stones, Hiryu climbs his way through to reach the Sky Thunder Mk-II where he confronts the Kuniang team.
Flying Tortoises are also stored within the Flying Battleship Balrog: One appears carrying out a Mr. Elephant into the rear area of the ship, and one is also used by Captain Beard Jr. in his attempt to escape the doomed warship.
Strider 2EditA more advanced version of the original Flying Tortoise. These airships appear sturdier and better armored, now having a much heavier outside shell and even a cockpit in its front, though they can actually be destroyed if struck by enemy fire. They have also replaced the propellers with jet thrusters for sustained flight, and the front weapon has been removed.
A large fleet of Flying Tortoise serve as escort of the new Battleship Balrog, flying within its aerial "warning zone" and carrying a group of Balrog Marine Corps led by the Squad Leader. Much like before, Hiryu uses them as platforms in his attempt to reach the Balrog itself, eventually taking on the Squad Leader and using his personal airship to fly directly into it.
As the Mega Drive/Genesis conversion of Strider was handled by Sega, their redrawn version of the propeller sprites appear to have been reused, in part, slightly modified for inclusion in their 1994 Genesis game, Sonic & Knuckles. The propellers can be found at the very end of (Mushroom Hill Zone - Act 2).
- ↑ Capcom (October 2006, PlayStation). Gamebook: Strider Hiryu (Japanese). Pg. 26. ISBN 4-86233-076-2.


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The Holy Ghost (ホーリーゴースト?) is a demon in the series.
- "Angelic entities without names. It is said that many are souls that never saw life. As innocent souls, they are allowed to become angels."
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Holy Ghost refers to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit in Christianity, as part of the belief in the threefold aspects of God, the Holy Father, the Holy Son, and the Holy Spirit. This belief is common within Christian doctrine.
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In relatively cheap areas such as Hither Green, south London, homes at a development called Prime are priced from a tantalisingly low £99,950 for a studio.
Hither Green has seen relatively little new development but has a plentiful supply of affordable Victorian terraces, many split into flats, and benefits from fast train links (13 minutes) to London Bridge, making it popular for young buyers and renters.
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Neighbouring Lewisham has more choice of new homes, with town centre regeneration finally under way. At Silkworks, an eye-catching scheme next to the train and DLR stations, well-designed studios with good-quality finishes cost £160,000.
This is far cheaper than studios in the Canary Wharf area, only four stops away on the DLR. Investment buyers are waking up to this fact. A Silkworks flat would rent for at least £700 a month - a good return for the outlay. Call St James Urban Living on 020 8469 0077.
Head Start provides a 15 per cent interest-free loan over 10 years and is available at Great West Quarter (GWQ), Brentford, and Arena, Hayes. Great West Quarter is a redevelopment of the Art Deco former headquarters of BOAC, then later GlaxoSmithKline, on Great West Road.
The 13-acre estate includes listed Wallis House, converted into 111 apartments, and a series of new-build blocks overlooking a central piazza where there will be shops, bars, cafés, an art gallery, a GP surgery and a crèche. There are also plans for a 25-storey Skylon tower incorporating a hotel on the lower floors and flats above. Beneath the development is a giant underground parking area with space for more than 1,000 cars.
A local bus route (No 235) will terminate at the development and there will be a taxi rank for licensed black cabs. Barratt, the developer, has relocated its London base to new offices on site. Flexible workspace for small businesses is also envisaged.
Brentford remains a rather forlorn place in spite of piecemeal regeneration of the last 10 years. Lying on the more affluent west side of London and having both Thames and canal frontage plus fast road links to Heathrow and beyond, it has potential.
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Shawn Estes hit one batter for each run scored, giving up two runs over 5.1 innings on seven hits and a walk while plunking a pair and striking out seven. Estes left the game with the bases loaded. The southpaw also went 1-for-2 with a sacrifice, a sacrifice fly, and two RBIs. He tossed 88 pitches, including 65.9 percent of them for strikes. On the season, 61.5 percent of his 265 pitches have gone for strikes.
Michael Megrew made his season debut after replacing Mike Adams (shoulder strain) on the roster. He faced an immediate test, coming in with the bases loaded and one out. Two of the three inherited runners scored, as the left-hander walked one. He went on to strike out the side around a walk and a wild pitch in the following frame. His night ended after an inning and two-third with a pair of walks and three strikeouts on his ledger. Megrew went 6-6 with a 5.30 ERA over 21 games, including 19 starts, for Double-A Jacksonville in the Southern League last season. He fanned 90 but also walked 46 in 93.1 innings.
Nick Hundley fell a triple shy of the cycle, going 3-for-6 with three runs scored and three RBIs. He doubled his RBI output for the year with his third homer of the year, and he has scored at least one run in seven of his eight games, touching home six times in the last three. The backstop did, however, ground into a double play – the fifth time this year he has recorded a rally killer. Hundley grounded into seven double plays all of last year, spanning 101 games.
San Antonio (6-6) lost 11-5 to Tulsa (Rockies)
Two errors led to seven unearned runs off starter Will Inman, as the right-hander was pulled after 3.2 innings with 78 pitches in the books. He allowed five hits, walked four and struck out four before exiting with the bases loaded - and all three runners would come around to score. With the unearned runs, Inman maintained a 0.00 ERA on the season. He did not allow a single unearned run in Double-A last season over 15 starts. Inman did go 1-for-2 at the plate with a double and a run scored. It was the first hit of his career, as he entered the game hitless in 11 at-bats.
Matt Stocco hit his first homer of the year, a solo shot in the fourth, and ended the morning game with two hits. It was Stocco's first homer since May 22, 2007 - the only homer he hit last year in Fort Wayne. He did, however, get tagged with a passed ball and two runners successfully stole second off him. He is 1-for-5 on the year in catching thieves after throwing out 35 in 116 chances a season ago. Stocco was appearing in just his third game of the year across two leagues.
Chad Huffman went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a walk on Tuesday. It was the first multi-RBI game of the year for the outfielder after collecting 28 such games across two leagues a year ago. Huffman has five multi-hit games through his first 11 games this year and has been on base 12 times over his a six-game on base streak with seven hits and five walks. He leads the club in doubles (6), hits (14) and walks (6).
Lake Elsinore (8-5) won 9-5 over High Desert (Mariners)
Cory Luebke gave up two hits and a walk and little else over five scoreless innings – a rebound performance after allowing 11 runs on 11 hits in his previous outing. The left-hander struck out four and recorded 10 of the other 11 outs via ground balls. He has just four outs recorded through the air through three starts. It is the second time in his career that he has pitched five or more scoreless innings – the last coming on August 21 with Fort Wayne.
Jeremy Hunt extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a three-run homer in the fourth inning, pushing his RBI total to 11 – good for a tie at third-best in the league pending the night's action. The homer – his fourth – placed him second in the circuit. It was his lone hit of the day in four at-bats, but he also drew a walk. Hunt has knocked in nine runs over his last six games while scoring seven times over that same span.
Sam Carter went 3-for-4 with a walk, a pair of doubles and two runs scored. He has a hit in six straight games and logged his third straight multi-hit game in the process. Carter entered the contest with just two runs scored over his first nine games, doubling that tally on Tuesday. The outfielder has struck out just three times in his first 34 at-bats this year after fanning 124 times last season – once every 2.75 at-bats.
Fort Wayne (4-9) won 5-3 over Wisconsin (Mariners)
Luis Martinez doubled in a pair in the second inning and tripled in one in the eighth to give him a trio of RBIs, upping his tally to four for the season. The three-bagger was his first as a professional. The opposition did successfully steal one bag off him on Tuesday. Martinez has thrown out three of the 13 runners attempting to steal this year after pegging 13-of-49 a season ago across two leagues.
Brandon Gomes allowed two runs, one earned, on three hits and a walk while striking out three over four innings. He surrendered a solo homer in the third – the first bomb of the year for the Wisconsin team. Gomes yielded three dingers a season ago in 59.2 innings. The right-hander has allowed two earned runs in three games, despite allowing the leadoff man to reach base in four of his 10 innings to begin the year.
After surrendering 10 runs on nine hits, three walks and a pair of hit batsmen over his first 5.1 innings, Wynn Pelzer struck out six over his first three innings of work, fanning the side in the seventh – with the only base runner reaching on an error. Pelzer, however, walked the bases loaded with two outs in the ninth, picking up the win when Tyler Davis stranded two of the three inherited runners. Pelzer upped his strikeout total to 12 on the year and his walk total to six in nine frames.
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