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Hey Pontiac Gang,Maybe you can shed some Pontiac wisdom on my situation. I yanked my Pontiac '71 350 out of my '65 Tempest. I needed to A: replace the oil pan gasket and B: drill and tap the heads for the outer header flange bolts.So the motor was upside down for about a week until I could complete these tasks. Everything went well, buttoned up the pan, filled with oil, installed new headers, plopped the motor back in, primed 'til I saw 50psi, but not oil coming up to the rockers?Did I miss a step in getting oil up top? Did something occur when it was upside down? Should I assume it is just debris in the system somewhere?I'd hate to have to yank it out again to diagnose. Any help would be most appreciated.Thank you,Greg
The lifters might of collapsed .I would try starting it up and see if they pump up and you get oil to the rockers .
Thanks Jack, I actually have had it running a few times for a minute or so. Still nothing coming up.
Was it making any noise ? What was the oil pressure when running ? It might take longer than a minute to get oil to the rockers .If it has good oil pressure and making no noise run it longer .Oil might be cold and heavy and lifters need to pump up .
No abnormal noise when running, sounds fine, pressure is over 50. There are loud clicking sounds for a minute or two coming from under the valve covers after I shut it down. I was assuming the it was the dry springs and rockers settling?
I would run it ,take the valve covers off and see if all the rocker are working check for loose rockers and if it doesn't pump up and all the rocker are working then I would replace the lifters .
Cool, thanks Jack.That's interesting, the entire rebuild has less than 3000 miles on it, was running great too. Is it possible I damaged the lifters having the motor sit upside down? Perhaps it's just coincidental.
before replacing lifters remove push rods to see if they are clear.if your lifters do not tick they are at least working. turning it upside down did not do mechanical damage but it might have caused some debris sitting on the bottom of the lifter to plug a few.it is impossible that they all would of gotten plugged.you absolutely have oil to your lifters otherwise they would tick loudly after around 10 seconds.
I just did the same exercise( engine out, upside down on engine stand about 10 days, replaced oil pump, pan and new gasket). I also primed with drill motor, saw 50 plus pounds, fired it up, don't really remember any ticking, but I ran the drill motor several times for a total of about 3 minutes because I wanted the new pump to fill all the drained lifters and passages. Fired the first time and no noises. My engine has a little over 10,000 miles on it, and I have now run it about 20 miles in several short trips including freeway with no issues, noises or leaks. I offer this story merely to show that unless you can think of something else you may have done that you haven't mentioned, it would seem that there is no reason to expect a blocked passage just from being upside down. Mine was fine. Did you do anything else? Or find anything in the pan unusual? Did you remove the filter adapter to aid engine removal? Maybe if not too noisy, you might try running it a little longer. What is temperature you tested at, and oil weight? If cold and heavy, might need to warm up to flow well enough to get everywhere up top.Good luck!
"Wherever you go, there you are."..Buckaroo Banzai, 1984
How did you set your lifter zero lash? If per chance it is too tight, it might not be letting the lifters pump up. I am assuming you have hydraulic lifters? What brand of lifters do you have? Comp has had some issues with their lifters.One thing you can is like Jack said, start it up and see if you have any oil to the rockers. If not you can loosen each one in turn until it clatters, and see if you start to get oil through the push rod and then set your zero lash.
Hey guys, false alarm, I let the motor warm up to 160 and I started getting oil up top.Apparently some premature paranoia, I guess its better than possibly ruining a perfectly good motor by not knowing.Thank you very much for all of your input!Greg
hello good to hear.how cold is it there?if it's around 20 - 50 degrees f when you drive, i would run 10w - 30 oil with high levels of zddp. if its below 20 deg f, then 5w - 30.i would not run 20w - 50 unless it's above around 80.the lower number allows your oil to flow more easily then a high one, this is beneficial in cold climates.
Glad to hear things evened out without trauma. Perhaps a combination of relatively low temperatures, slightly heavy oil for conditions, and a fairly new, "tight" engine just added up to needing some temperature to push that oil everywhere it needed to go. Congratulations on a happy resolution!
"Wherever you go, there you are."..Buckaroo Banzai, 1984


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Canevin alum returning to RMU as assistant coach
Keri Meyer is coming home.
The Bishop Canevin alumnus and Carnegie native was introduced last week as an addition to the coaching staff at Robert Morris – her alma mater, and the place she found success as a college player.
"It is really exciting," Meyer said. "It is something I have always dreamed about as a player. I am looking forward to moving home and being around my family and friends."
Meyer is one of the most accomplished players in the history of the Colonial program. During the program's run to the 2005 NCAA tournament, she batted a .418 – a single season record that stands to this day. She had a league-leading .472 on-base percentage that season and was named the Northeast Conference Player of the Year.
During her four seasons at Robert Morris, she led the Colonials to a pair of NEC regular-season titles and was a three-time All-NEC honoree. She still ranks in the top ten of program history for batting average (.342), hits (165), RBI (77), doubles (29) and walks (46).
Meyer was inducted into the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012.
"Bringing back Keri Meyer to RMU as an assistant coach is a great step forward for our program," Robert Morris coach Craig Coleman said in a press release. "Not only was she a great player and also a RMU Hall of Famer, but she now has years of coaching experience, including two as a head coach. She'll be a huge asset to us going forward."
Meyer got head coaching experience at Monroe College, a junior college in the Bronx. The Mustangs finished the 2014 season with a 22-17 record, a vast improvement from the 12-28 record in 2013.
"It was a different level," Meyer said. "What I liked was kids work hard and use the junior college as a stepping stone.
"I was able to really develop the players."
She had previously been an assistant with Fairleigh Dickinson – another member of the Northeast Conference – for two seasons and spent a year at Robert Morris after graduating.
"When I was a player, I stared really thinking about the future," Meyer said "(Coleman) mentioned coaching and being a grad assistant for a year. He had confidence that it was something i would be solid at.
"Once I started coaching as a grad assistant, I realized it was something I loved."
Meyer also spent several years as a hitting and fielding instructor at ProSwing of Port Chester Athletic Training Facility, a New York center specializing in training youths in softball and baseball.
While softball has taken her on a long trek, Meyer is excited about the chance to go back to where it started.
"I have been gone from the area for seven years," Meyer said. "I always say I am kind of a homebody who didn't live at home. I love Pittsburgh."
The Colonials are a member of the Northeast Conference. They went 24-25 during the 2014 season. Coleman has led the team since 2005.
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Here's a pic of my mom in front of the tree when she was in her late teens. I always feel like a bit of a slob next to my mom. She has always dressed to the nines. : )
One of our trees when I was a kid. Yes this is how Christmas has always been. Piles and piles of gifts.


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President Obama has been briefed on today's bombing in Iraq, but it will not alter U.S. plans to end combat operations there at the end of this month.
"The president condemns those attacks," spokesman Bill Burton said today. "There are obviously still people who want to derail the advances that the Iraqi people have made towards democracy, but they are firmly on track and we're confident that we're moving towards the end of our combat mission there."
A suicide attack at a Baghdad army headquarters killed some 60 people, mostly recruits waiting to enlist.
While the U.S. plans to end combat operations in Iraq at the end of August, a residual force of some 50,000 troops will remain.
"We're obviously helping the Iraqi forces to keep that country secure," Burton said. "Our combat mission ends at the end of the month, but we will still have troops there who are helping to support them as necessary."
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Laura Robson and Heather Watson won a decisive doubles rubber against Portugal to secure Great Britain's second victory at the Fed Cup in Israel.
The duo saw off Larcher de Brito and Joana Vale Costa 6-2, 6-1 in 55 minutes to earn Britain a 2-1 victory in the tie. Earlier Robson (above) had beaten Margarida Moura 6-2, 6-1 only for Watson to suffer a surprise 6-1, 6‑4 defeat to world No130 Michelle Larcher de Brito.
Britain play Hungary in their final round-robin match tomorrow with the winners progressing to a play-off on Sunday against the winners of Pool D. The winners of that tie will go forward to a World Group II promotion play-off in April.
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Germany targets Muslim groups
Germany has banned more than 20 Islamic groups and carried out raids on about 200 premises.
The ban was directed against the Caliphate, a Cologne-based organisation headed by a jailed Turkish national, Metin Kaplan - who is suspected of having links with Osama Bin Laden.
The ban also covers Caliphate's subsidiary organisations, including the Servants of Islam, and 19 other related groups.
Several hundred police officers searched offices and mosques linked to the groups in the early hours of the morning.
They checked the identities of around 30 people in the Caliphate compound in Cologne and confiscated property there, but no arrests were reported.
In raids on one group, the Islamic Community in Wiesbaden, two men were arrested and religious documents were seized, a member of the community told Spiegel Online. The two were said to include one of the group's leading clerics.
Anti-terror laws
The raids, ordered by Interior Minister Otto Schily, were allowed under Germany's new anti-terror measures, passed in November, which lift the constitutional protection of religious organisations.
Religious groups can now be banned if they are suspected of inciting violence or undermining democracy.
Caliphate, which aims to overthrow the secular Turkish state, had previously been criticised for "aggressive, anti-semitic and anti-democratic agitation," in German intelligence reports.
Media reports say that the group had expected to be targeted by the ban and was preparing to take legal action. It claims that the ban undermines the constitutional right to religious freedom.
Kaplan, a Muslim theologian, is serving a four-year sentence in Germany for inciting the assassination of a rival Muslim leader.
He is reported to have tried to establish a joint group with Bin Laden, though apparently without success.
Turkey has demanded his extradition but Germany has so far refused as he might face the death penalty under Turkish law.
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I would appreciate help with these problems:
1. I'm plotting several thousand points, which I can do
either with something like this (this is a test):
w = Table[Point[{Random[], Random[]}], {i, 1, 4096}];
x = Table[Point[{Random[], Random[]}], {i, 1, 4096}];
y = Table[Point[{Random[], Random[]}], {i, 1, 4096}];
z = Table[Point[{Random[], Random[]}], {i, 1, 4096}];
dw = Graphics[{PointSize[0.01], RGBColor[ 1, 0, 0], w}];
dx = Graphics[{PointSize[0.01], RGBColor[.8, .8, .8], x}];
dy = Graphics[{PointSize[0.01], RGBColor[ 0, .5, .9], y}];
dz = Graphics[{PointSize[0.01], RGBColor[.8, .8, 0], z}];
Show[dw, dx, dy, dz, AspectRatio -> Automatic,
PlotRange -> {{0, 1}, {0, 1}},
Axes -> Automatic,
Frame -> True,
Background -> GrayLevel[.026],
GridLines -> Automatic];
This gives me dots in 4 colors for distinguishing different
kinds of points in my real application. This works fine but
needs the Point structure. Or, I can do (this is for one
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t = Table[{Random[], Random[]}, {i, 1, 1024}];
ListPlot[t, AspectRatio -> Automatic,
Axes -> Automatic,
Frame -> True,
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2004 Front Lower Grill insert????!!!
Ok so I dont know if anyone else has noticed it, but on the 04' GC front end, there is a hug VOID of space where the radiator comes down. This pisses me off to no end. Here lies the problem. I am in the process of trying to make myself a custom honeycomb lower grill but would much rather just frikkin buy one as I am having trouble finding the right material for the job. It is also a real PITA to try and make it fit properly without being pre-cut. I tried it today with some real thin black mesh metal and its barely noticeable. Does anyone have any information on where I can buy a pre cut grill? Or even the proper material for the job?
Im thinking that once I get the proper honeycomb material I will paint it black so that it is subtle, but still does the job of hiding that damn void...
Any help is appreciated as I am getting sort of discouraged trying to find this damn material lol.
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Barely noticeable is a good thing, no ? Kinda stealthy
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Stealthy is definetly a good thing but when I say barely noticable I mean taht you cant even tell its there like im back at square one lol.
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try robpp....he found some similar to the SRT mesh
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Rob....IMHO...I would leave it the way it is...I like the look of the 04 bumper.... :)
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thanks for the tips/advice!! I found this stuff called modders mesh that computer nerds use I might pick up some of that!.
Hannes- I like the way it look too, but I dont like how you can just see straight through to the radiator for some reason it bothers me. I'll try to figure something out and if it looks crappy ill just take ot off and maybe do some painting under there or something!!!!
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Sounds good Rob....experimenting is best way to go about it....
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Queen's fourth and probably best known album, was recorded in England between August and November 1975. Such was the complexity of the compositions that no less than six different studios were employed (Roundhouse, Sarm East, Rockfield, Scorpio, Lansdowne, Olympic), with the band members often recording various parts simultaneously in order to work most efficiently and get through it all. The sessions were long and grueling and spanned four long months. Once again the band produced the album with trusted collaborators Roy Thomas Baker and Mike Stone, and what emerged was a genuine triumph on all levels, meticulously pieced together to make the best possible album. Opera would propel Queen on to the world stage on a mammoth scale and establish them as a major international force. Though it was never in any doubt within the band, it proved that Seven Seas Of Rhye and Killer Queen were not fleeting hits from another glam-type British wannabe band; Queen were here to stay and Rhapsody and The Opera would confirm it conclusively for those in any doubt.
It is a matter of public record that a very great deal hinged upon the success or failure of A Night At The Opera. Had it failed, it is entirely feasible that the band would not have survived. Queen might well have ended there and then. Despite having two top ten albums under their belt, and significant international hits with Seven Seas Of Rhye and Killer Queen, and sell-out shows all around Britain, the band was in serious financial difficulty by the start of 1975.
Recording and relentless touring for three solid years had still not yielded anything like what the band were due, and, to add insult to injury, Roger, John, Brian and Freddie were still struggling to get by on the minimal wage from Trident, to whom they were signed.
John Deacon had married his girlfriend, Veronica Tetzlaff, in January, but when he approached Queen's infamous Managers and Trident owners, Norman and Barry Sheffield, for the £5,000 he needed as a down payment on a house, the request was refused. Freddie's request for a piano on which to compose new songs was met with similar contempt and also denied, and all the while the two brothers in charge of the purse strings were, as Freddie would later point out, driving around London in new Rolls Royce's, and, Freddie added, "something seemed to be wrong."
Enter the story at this point, Jim Beach, the lawyer who would eventually negotiate Queen's release from Trident's nefarious grasp and from the deal that had so far offered such little reward for the band. It would be some years before the band formerly and emphatically parted company with Trident and the Sheffields, and it was to prove a costly divorce, with financial implications for the next six Queen albums. Eventually Jim Beach did succeed in extricating Queen from their Trident deal and that left the band free to undertake their next project without distraction or financial pressure. Elton John's Manager John Reid was hired and while he took care of business affairs the band were alone to do what they did best write and record new music. The sour conflict with the Sheffield's had left a bitter taste, of course, and with Freddie in particular, and out of this would soon emerge the vitriolic and somewhat scathing genius of Death On Two Legs - with its ominous (and transparent) Dedicated to...
So, with a clean slate and blank canvas on which to create, the much relieved Queen, along with stalwarts Roy Thomas Baker and Mike Stone, committed the next quarter of a year to the meticulous and all-consuming craft of honing the album that Brian would later refer to as "Queen's Sgt Peppers."
The album cover was given a simple but lavish treatment, with Freddie's original crest design updated and coloured and placed centre of the album cover. The LP gatefold complimented the style, with the lyrics printed over two sides of the inside cover, and for the first time the inner sleeve was in colour and featured live photos from their last tour.
A Night At The Opera is a wonderfully rich and diverse gathering of carefully constructed and, some might say, unlikely compositions from all four band members. Every track is strong and, let's not overlook the obvious, every moment from beginning to end is beautifully recorded. The late lamented Mike Stone (engineer), who sadly passed away in 2002, was instrumental in the sound of this album, and others. Opera spans all kinds of musical styles and genres and veers off at tangents as unlikely the album title itself.
Aside from the well known material, also on this album is to be found Freddie Mercury's exquisite Love Of My Life, which, it is rumoured, was inspired by his long time girlfriend of the time Mary Austin – though he himself of course never confirmed or denied it. Freddie's lead vocal and harmonies are breathtaking here. Freddie: "Love Of My Life is a lovely little ballad. My classical influence comes into that. Brian plays real life-size harp on that. I remember thinking, "I'm going to force him to play 'til his fingers drop off!"
Freddie's vocal he delivers on Brian's epic The Prophet's Song (a song inspired by a dream), is just awesome and also on his own songs Seaside Rendezvous and the delicate Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon. Freddie: "Brian has an outrageously mammoth epic track, The Prophet's Song, which is one of our heaviest numbers to date. He's got his guitar extravaganza on it. You see, Brian's guitar is specially built, so he can almost make it speak. It will talk on this track."
Brian's other contributions, Sweet Lady, '39 and Good Company could not be more different, and show their author as a more than competent singer. Brian sings the lead for Good Company and 39, but leaves Sweet Lady and The Prophet's Song, very wisely, to the powerhouse that is Freddie Mercury… and a Freddie clearly at the very pinnacle of his vocal prowess. Roger Taylor sings his own I'm In Love With My Car, and does so impeccably, making it a highlight of this album, while John too leaves Freddie to take on Best Friend. The albums kicks off in dramatic fashion with Freddie's acerbic Death On Two Legs, and ends, rather more sedately with a new mix of God Save The Queen.
Freddie: "Death On Two Legs was the most vicious lyric I ever wrote. It was so vindictive that Brian felt bad singing it. No-one would ever believe how much hate and venom went into the singing of that song, let alone the lyrics themselves. Just listen to the words carefully. It's a nasty little number which brings out my evil streak. I don't usually like to explain what I was thinking when I wrote that song. It's about a nasty old man that I used to know. The words came very easy to me. I decided that if I wanted to stress something strongly, like that, I might as well go the whole hog and not compromise. I had a tough time trying to get the lyrics across. I wanted to make them as coarse as possible. My throat was bleeding - the whole bit. I was changing lyrics every day trying to get it as vicious as possible. When the others first heard it they were in a state of shock. When I was describing it they said, "Oh yeah!" but then they saw the words and they were frightened by it. But for me the step had been taken and I was completely engrossed in it, swimming in it. I was a demon for a few days."
I decided that if I wanted to stress something strongly, like that, I might as well go the whole hog and not compromise. I had a tthat Borrowing Borrowing its name from a classic 1935 Marx Brothers film, A Night At The Opera was finally finished in early November of 1975 and released to worldwide critical acclaim later that month on the 21st. Opera very quickly became Queen's first No 1 album, and also their first to achieve platinum sales status. The album went top 5 in the USA, and achieved gold status there, helped in no small part by extensive and equally exhausting tours of North America, Canada and Japan earlier in the year.
On December 31 1975, three weeks prior to the release of A Night At The Opera, Freddie Mercury's most celebrated composition of all, the gigantic, mesmerizing, spellbinding, ground breaking, epic masterpiece magnum opus - every possible description and adjective has already been used and used again –Bohemian Rhapsody (or Bo Rhap if you prefer) was released, and took the world, and fellow artists, it must be said, completely by storm. It was the first of only two singles to be taken from the album. Coupled with Roger Taylor's I'm In Love With My Car (which, by the by, was wrongly described on certain collectible sleeves around the world as With My Car I'm In Love), the single became a colossal global hit. Spending nine consecutive weeks at No 1 in the UK, and No 1 in many other territories too, it soon established itself as a one of the most revered and beloved six minutes in the history of rock music. It won Freddie his second Ivor Novello award in January 1976, and thereafter went on to win every conceivable award the world of music has to offer a song. An internationally acclaimed work of genius, Rhapsody (as its author often referred to it) has repeatedly been voted the No 1 song of all time in British polls, it was also named as The Song of The Millennium, and the Guiness Book of Records' Number One Song Of All Time.
The accompanying video for the single has also an intriguing story behind it. On the brink of a 25 date UK tour, Queen were unable to appear on the BBC's Top Of The Pops to promote the single, so decided to put together a film of the song instead. This now universally familiar footage was shot at Elstree Studios in November 1975. It took just two days to complete and cost less than £4,000. Including an opening sequence echoing Mick Rock's iconic group portrait from the Queen II album cover, and costumes designed by Zandra Rhodes, this Bruce Gowers/Queen extravaganza opened the doors to a whole new genre of record promotion; the music video.
In December 1991, one month after Freddie Mercury's tragic passing, Bohemian Rhapsody was released again, in aid of The Terrence Higgins Trust and as a fitting tribute to its creator. It was a double A-side single with These Are The Days Of Our Lives (from the Innuendo album) It did not surprise many people when it became No 1 all over again and in so doing became the first recording in history to reach No 1 on two separate occasions. Sixteen years after the original hit, in 1991, the hit movie Wayne's World featured the song in a memorable car scene and as a result it was issued again in America the following year. Bo Rhap reached No 2 in the Billboard chart and, not for the first time because of a film, brought Queen music to the attention of a whole new younger audience.
The next single, the second and last from A Night At The Opera, was John Deacon's You're My Best Friend, featuring electric piano by John and coupled with the Brian May sci-fi tale '39. Inspired by and written for John's wife Veronica, whom he had married earlier that year, the single emerged the following year on June 18 1976. Best Friend revealed a softer side to the band, whose singles up to that point had been mainly rock orientated. The track has remained a favourite among fans and is still popular on American radio. It gave John his first top ten hit, reaching Number 7 in the UK charts. Again, Bruce Gowers directed the video, an atmospheric piece shot in April 1976 at Ridge Farm studios on a blistering hot summer's day, amid several hundred burning candles.
Did You Know?
1. The album includes the now legendary Bohemian Rhapsody which constantly tops various charts and most recently the Guinness Book of Records top song of the last 50 years!
2. One of the most expensive albums ever made.
3. Freddie asked the press to stand during the playback when God Save The Queen played, the UK national anthem...and they did!
4. Queen faced legal problems with the opening track (Death On Two Legs) and EMI had to pay a substantial sum so the album could be released
5. First No.1 hit album
Track Listing
Bohemian RhapsodyFirst single from the album A Night At The Opera
You're My Best FriendSecond single from the album A Night At The Opera
1. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...)
You suck my blood like a leech You break the law and you preach Screw my brain till it hurts You've taken all my money - and you want more Misguided old mule with your pigheaded rules With your narrow minded cronies who are fools Of the first division Death on two legs, you're tearing me apart Death on two legs, you never had a heart of your own Kill joy, bad guy, big talking, small fry You're just an old barrow boy Have you found a new toy to replace me Can you face me But now you can kiss my ass goodbye Feel good, are you satisfied Do you feel like suicide (I think you should) Is your conscience all right Does it plague you at night Do you feel good feel good Aah, talk like a big business tycoon But you're just a hot air balloon So no one gives you a damn You're just an overgrown school boy Let me tan your hide A dog with disease, you're the king of the sleaze Put your money where your mouth is Mr Knowall Was the fin on your back part of the deal (a shark) Death on two legs, tearing me apart Death on two legs, you've never had a heart of your own (You never did - right from the start) Insane, you should be put inside You're a sewer rat decaying in a cesspool of pride Should be made unemployed Make yourself null and void Make me feel good - I feel good
2. Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon
I go out to work on Monday morning Tuesday I go off to honeymoon I'll be back again before it's time for sunny down I'll be lazing on a Sunday afternoon Bicycling on every Wednesday evening Thursday I go waltzing to the zoo I come from London town, I'm just an ordinary guy Fridays I go painting in the Louvre I'm bound to be proposing on a Saturday night (there he goes again) I'll be lazing on a Sunday, lazing on a Sunday Lazing on a Sunday afternoon
3. I'm In Love With My Car
Oooh - the machine of a dream, such a clean machine With the pistons a pumpin', and the hubcaps all gleam When I'm holding your wheel, all I hear is your gear With my hand on your grease gun, mm it's like a disease son I'm in love with my car, gotta feel for my automobile Get a grip on my boy racer rollbar Such a thrill when your radials squeal Told my girl I'll have to forget her Rather buy me a new carburettor So she made tracks saying this is the end now Cars don't talk back, they're just four wheeled friends now When I'm holding your wheel, all I hear is your gear When I'm cruisin' in overdrive Don't have to listen to no run of the mill talk jive I'm in love with my car (love with my car) Gotta feel for my automobile I'm in love with my car (love with my car) String back gloves in my automolove
4. You're My Best Friend
Ooh you make me live Whatever this world can give to me It's you, you're all I see Ooh you make me live now honey Ooh you make me live Oh, you're the best friend that I ever had I've been with you such a long time, you're my sunshine And I want you to know that my feelings are true I really love you (ooh) oh you're my best friend Ooh, you make me live Ooh, I've been wandering round But I still come back to you (still come back to you) In rain or shine you've stood by me girl I'm happy at home (happy at home) - you're my best friend Ooh, you make me live, whenever this world is cruel to me I got you, to help me forgive oo oo ooh Ooh, you make me live now honey, ooh, you make me live Oh, you're the first one When things turn out bad you know I'll never be lonely You're my only one, and I love the things I really love the things that you do, oh, you're my best friend Oh, ooh, you make me live I'm happy (happy at home) - you're my best friend Oh, oh, you're my best friend Ooh, you make me live, oo oo ooh, you You're my best friend
5. ˜39
In the year of thirty nine assembled here the volunteers In the days when the lands were few And the ship sailed out into the blue and misty morn The sweetest sign ever seen. And the night followed day, and the story tellers say The score brave souls inside For so many a lonely day sailed across the milky seas Ne'er looked, never feared, never cried Don't you hear my call though you're many years away Don't you hear me calling you Write your letters in the sand For the day I take your hand In the land that our grandchildren knew In the year of thirty nine a simple ship came from the blue The volunteers came home that day And they bring good news from a world so newly born Though their hearts so heavily weigh Now the earth is old and grey, to a new home we'll away But my love this cannot be For so many years have gone now I'm older but a year Your mother's eyes in your eyes - cry to me Don't you hear my call though you're many years away Don't you hear me calling you Write your letters in the sand for the day I take your hand In the land when our grandchildren knew Don't you hear my call though you're many years away Don't you hear me calling you All your letters in the sand cannot heal me like your hand All my life, still ahead, pity me
6. Sweet Lady
Ooh, I like it You call me up and treat me like a dog You call me up and tear me up inside You've got me on a lead Ooh, you bring me down, you shout around You don't believe that I'm alone Ooh, you don't believe me Sweet lady, sweet lady, sweet lady Sweet lady - ooh, stay sweet You say - you call me up and feed me all the lines You call me sweet like I'm some kind of cheese Waiting on the shelf You eat me up, you hold me down I'm just a fool to make you a home Ooh, you really do me When you say - sweet lady (sweet lady) Sweet lady (sweet lady) Sweet lady, ooh, come on, stay sweet My sweet lady - though it seems like we wait forever Oo ah oo, stay sweet baby Believe and we've got everything we need (got everything we need) ow Sweet lady, sweet lady, sweet lady Ooh, ooh, stay sweet, stay sweet Oh runaway, come on, yeah yeah, yeah yeah Sweet lady - wooh
7. Seaside Rendezvous
Seaside, whenever you stroll along with me I'm merely contemplating what you feel inside ooh ooh ooh Meanwhile I ask you to be my clementine You say you will if you could but you can't I love you madly, let my imagination run away with you gladly A brand new angle, highly commendable, seaside rendezvous I feel so romantic, can we do it again, can we do it again sometime Ooh, I like that, fantastic, c'est la vie Mesdames et Messieurs And at the peak of the season The mediterranean this time of year, it's so fashionable Duh duh du du du du duh duh du duh Duh duh du du du du duh duh - ooh ooh ooh I feel like dancing, in the rain, can I have a volunteer Just keep right on dancing, what a damn jolly good idea It's such a jollification, as a matter of fact So tres charmant my dear Underneath the moonlight (wooh ooh) Together we'll sail across the sea (Shine on silvery moonlight) Reminiscing every night Meantime (and in the meantime baby) I ask you to be my valentine You say you'd have to tell your Daddy if you can I'll be your Valentino We'll ride upon an omnibus and then the casino Get a new facial, start a sensational Seaside rendezvous - so adorable Seaside rendezvous - ooh ooh Seaside rendezvous - give us a kiss
8. The Prophet's Song
Oh oh people of the earth Listen to the warning the seer he said Beware the storm that gathers here Listen to the wise man I dreamed I saw on a moonlit stair Spreading his hands on the multitude there A man who cried for a love gone stale And ice cold hearts of charity bare I watched as fear took the old men's gaze Hopes of the young in troubled graves I see no day, I heard him say So grey is the face of every mortal Oh oh people of the earth Listen to the warning the prophet he said For soon the cold of night will fall Summoned by your own hand Oh oh children of the land Quicken to the new life, take my hand Ooh, fly and find the new green bough Return like the white dove He told of death as a bone white haze Taking the lost and the unloved babe Late too late all the wretches run These kings of beasts now counting their days From mother's love is the son estranged Married his own his precious gain The earth will shake in two will break And death all around will be your dowry Oh oh people of the earth Listen to the warning the seer he said For those who hear and mark my words Listen to the good plan Oh oh oh oh and two by two my human zoo They'll be running for to come, running for to come Out of the rain Oh, flee for your life Who heed me not, let all your treasure make you Oh, fear for your life Deceive you not the fires of hell will take you Should death await you Oh, oh, people can you hear me (oh, oh, people can you hear me) (Oh, oh, people can you hear me) Now I know (now I know) (now I know) Now I know (now I know) (now I know) Now I know (now I know) (now I know) Now I know that you can hear me (Now I know that you can hear me) (Now I know that you can hear me) Now I know (now I know) (now I know) (repeat 9 times) The earth will shake - in two will break - in two will shake - in two will break - in two (The earth will shake - in two will break - in two will shake - in two will break - in two) (The earth will shake - in two will break - in two will shake - in two will break - in two) Doubts all around around around around around around around (Doubts all around around around around around around around) (Doubts all around around around around around around around) Now I know (now I know) (now I know) (repeat 9 times) Wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh (Wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh) (Wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh wow ooh) Listen to the wise - listen to the wise - listen to the wise Listen to the wise - listen to the wise - listen to the wise Listen to the wise - listen to the wise - listen to the wise Listen to the wise - listen to the wise - listen to the wise Wise man Laa laa la la la la laa laa (laa laa la la la la laa laa) Come here - come here - I you come here (I you come here) I you come here (I you come here) I you (aah) aah (aah) Listen to the mad - listen to the mad - listen to the man Listen to the man - listen to the mad - listen to the mad Listen to the mad man - listen to the mad man God give you the grace to purge this place And peace all around may be your fortune Oh oh children of the land Love is still the answer, take my hand The vision fades, a voice I hear - "listen to the madman" Ooh, but still I fear and still I dare - not laugh at the madman
9. Love Of My Life
Love of my life you've hurt me You've broken my heart and now you leave me Love of my life can't you see Bring it back, bring it back Don't take it away from me Because you don't know what it means to me Love of my life don't leave me You've taken my love, (all of my love) and now desert me Love of my life can't you see (Please bring it back) bring it back, bring it back (back) Don't take it away from me (take it away from me) Because you don't know (ooh ooh ooh know means to me) What it means to me Who will remember when this is blown over And everything's all by the way (ooh yeah) When I grow older I will be there at your side To remind you how I still love you (I still love you) Ooh, back, hurry back, please bring it back home to me Because you don't know what it means to me Love of my life, love of my life, ooh ooh
10. Good Company
Take good care of what you've got, my father said to me As he puffed his pipe and Baby B, he dangled on his knee Don't fool with fools who'll turn away Keep all good company - oo hoo oo hoo Take care of those you call your own, and keep good company Soon I grew and happy too, my very good friends and me We'd play all day with Sally J, the girl from number four Very soon I begged her won't you keep me company Oo hoo oo hoo, oo hoo oo hoo Come marry me for evermore, we'll be good company Now marriage is an institution sure My wife and I our needs and nothing more All my friends by a year by and by disappeared But we're safe enough behind our door I flourished in my humble trade, my reputation grew The work devoured my waking hours But when my time was through Reward of all my efforts my own limited company I hardly noticed sally as we parted company All through the years in the end it appears There was never really anyone but me Now I'm old I puff my pipe, but no one's there to see I ponder on the lesson of my life's insanity Take care of those you call your own and keep good company
11. Bohemian Rhapsody
Is this the real life, is this just fantasy Caught in a landslide, no escape from reality Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see I'm just a poor boy, I need no sympathy Because I'm easy come, easy go, a little high, little low Anyway the wind blows, doesn't really matter to me, to me Mama, just killed a man, put a gun against his head pulled my trigger, now he's dead, mama Life had just begun, but now I've gone and thrown it all away Mama, ooo, didn't mean to make you cry If I'm not back again this time tomorrow Carry on, carry on, as if nothing really matters Too late, my time has come Sends shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time Goodbye everybody, I've got to go Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth Mama ooo (anyway the wind blows) I don't want to die I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all I see a little silhouetto of a man Scaramouch, scaramouch - will you do the fandango Thunderbolt and lightning very very frightening me Gallileo, gallileo, gallileo, gallileo, Gallileo figaro magnifico But I'm just a poor boy and nobody loves me (He's just a poor boy from a poor family) (Spare him his life from this monstrosity) Easy come easy go will you let me go (Bismillah no we will not let you go) let him go (Bismillah, we will not let you go) let him go (Bismillah, we will not let you go) let me go (Will not let you go) let me go (never) (Never let you go) let me go, never let me go ooo No, no, no, no, no, no, no Oh mama mia, mama mia, mama mia let me go Beelzebub has a devil put aside for me - for me - for me So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye So you think you can love me and leave me to die Oh baby can't do this to me baby Just gotta get out just gotta get right outta here Ooh yeah, ooh yeah, nothing really matters, anyone can see Nothing really matters nothing really matters to me Anyway the wind blows...
12. God Save The Queen
18 Comments
A Night At The Opera
Mario Perazzelli
This is personally my first Queen album as a kid. Then I bought the prior ones. This changed my life. The kind of variety that was put in one album is unbelievable. This shows all the talent that are Queen. No other groups succeeded in such an enterprise. This album should have been mandatory in any music school that respect itself. The styles, harmonies, solos, beats, everything in this album is superbe.
Soy de Caracas - Venezuela - Fui a comprar o adquirir este album A N ight At The Opera 1975 de Islan Recors Universal y me dijeron en la Discotienda que esos discos ya no los hacen ni los producen que estan descontinuados o agotados que la unica manera era que tendria que viajar en avión a Argentina Buenos Aires y comprarlos en ese pais o ir a Colombia - Bogota y buscarlas en ese pais
Joe Glasgow
I have an original art painting, a Mural, called Night at the Opera, 33' X 15 '. Appraised at $1M. Sale price $500K.
I believe that this should be owned by Queen.
Will be glad to provide more info upon your interest.
Joe Glasgow
Daniel Sylvester
I honestly think this is my favorite record. i love the stories behind the songs and album, and just everything about it. News of The World, Jazz and The game are close seconds, but this album will always hold a really special place in my heart.
Ethan Umshares
Queens my favorite band and now theres a website for all the songs am gonna come here all that time LONG LIVE QUEEN
Cecilia J Villacorta
when I was seven years old i listened i for the first time, and now I'm thirteen and I love this album it's my favorite Queen album
paula cuervo
one of the best albums of queen
Ariana Senn
To this day, this is still my favorite Queen album. I have several other "close seconds" but A Night At The Opera will always hold a special place in my heart. It was the first Queen album that I listened to all the way through and I was in love. The record itself just brings me so much joy. Every single lyric, every chord, is so beautifully crafted and there is just not another band that could have created such a masterpiece. It fills me with so much pride to be able to say that this band, beyond any other, is MY band. These men who were able to produce such a sound in the studio, who were able to change the world with their music. They are MY heroes and they will remain as such FOREVER! Rock on, Queen!!!
Bill Hathaway
Just one of many wonderful albums I am attempting to replace.
I think today's younger generation (on the whole!) seem to have forgotten what music is all about.
it's not about the drum beat banging in your ears, it's about lyrics that have meaning and good music to accompany them.
How many times have I thought of "Death on two legs" when someone is in effect robbing me blind when I put in all the work? or "Love of my life" when yet another relationship went wrong. or on the upside! "I'm in love with my car" I dare any guy out there to tell me that he hasn't put his car in pride of place in his mind! at some point or another in his life ? lol all that aside, I only wish more of today's generation could listen to and understand such outstanding music.
Jeffrey Ruscett
Was 16 yrs. old when I first bought the album. Huge influence on on my life. Timeless. Love it just as much today as I did than.
This album is epic one of my favourite Queen albums. It has many Queen hits.
"Bohemian Rhapsody" is the best song ever the only Christmas number one to be it twice. And it has been voted the greatest song many times, but the best one it has ever one is the song of the Millennium in 1999.
Jezrael Aficial
I Love This Album
Maria Cristina Salmaso
"Bohemian Rapsody" my favorite music.
I have bought this album in a record form, tape, cd,
dvd, and I play it in my classrooms via pandora.
It is timeless, my students love it... 18 and up to 60's
in age. It is truly timeless.
norie arata
Especially like it. Freddy play piano verry good.
Carlos Zarate
i love this album


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CARACAS, Venezuela - During the past month, Venezuela's capital has been filled with student protesters who represent a new hope for opponents of populist President Hugo Chavez even while the nascent movement is of little immediate threat to his government.
Spurred by Chavez's decision not to renew the broadcast license of Radio Caracas Television, the country's most popular television station and harsh critic of his government, thousands of university students have held marches and assemblies defending free speech and other principles while calling for national reconciliation to heal years of divisive political battles.
With their palms painted white as a symbol of non-violence and chanting "Freedom," the protesters have gained credibility in this highly polarized nation by distancing themselves from Venezuela's traditional opposition political parties, which are viewed as corrupt and incompetent.
Some student protesters say they are not opposed to Chavez and even praise the president's anti-poverty programs aimed at improving the living conditions of the poor majority in this oil-rich nation.
Still, the demonstrators are defying a president who remains extraordinarily popular yet faces serious problems such as rampant violent crime and whose decision not to renew RCTV's license is opposed by most Venezuelans, according to analysts and pollsters.
"Democratic values have been decreasing in Venezuela," said Yon Goicoechea, a 22-year-old law student and protest organizer from Caracas' Andres Bello Catholic University. "This is a government that has concentrated all power around the president."
Chavez and other officials say Venezuela remains a vibrant democracy and that they forced RCTV off the public airwaves only because the station backed a failed 2002 coup and violated the nation's broadcast laws. RCTV executives deny any wrongdoing.
Government authorities also dismiss the student demonstrators as a privileged elite being used by the Bush administration and radical opposition groups to destabilize Venezuela and topple the government.
"A lot of them are being manipulated," said Alexander Main, an international relations adviser to Chavez. "A lot of the student leaders ... in this are close to the opposition. That's a well-known fact."
Goicoechea said he comes from a middle-class family, not a rich one. He denied the students are being "manipulated by anyone."
"We are not trying to destabilize the country," he said. "We are just trying to make our voice heard."
William Brownfield, the departing U.S. ambassador to Venezuela, also rejected allegations that Washington is trying to foment trouble by encouraging student protests.
Luis Vicente Leon, a Caracas pollster and analyst, said most Venezuelans disagree with Chavez's decision to pull RCTV off the air, not because it threatens free speech or democracy but because they enjoyed watching "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" and other popular RCTV programs.
Leon said discontent with Chavez could deepen within his political base among the poor if the president makes other unpopular decisions such as closing Globovision, the most important opposition-aligned television channel still broadcasting in Venezuela.
"These protests aren't going to kick out Chavez," Leon said. "But people are more sensitized now to any radical decision that Chavez could take in the future. It's a block for Chavez. He can't continue so easy."
The student protests are being closely watched by U.S. officials, who had largely given up on the opposition's ability to challenge Chavez after numerous missteps and repeated defeats at the ballot box.
Earlier this month, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice proposed that the Organization of American States send a high-level mission to Venezuela to investigate the non-renewal of RCTV's license.
Rice described Chavez's decision against the station as the "sharpest and most acute" move yet against democracy. Organizations ranging from Reporters Without Borders, a Paris-based media watchdog group, to Spain's socialist government to the Brazilian Senate also have criticized Chavez's decision to pull the plug on RCTV.
But the OAS, reluctant to interfere in the internal affairs of a member state, ignored the U.S. request, leading Chavez to claim "a great defeat for the empire."
Since winning the presidency in 1998, the former army paratrooper has survived a failed coup, a punishing opposition-led national strike and a recall referendum in 2004.
In December, Chavez won a landslide re-election based largely on his efforts to funnel billions of dollars in oil revenues into health care, education and other social programs.
The president has vowed to accelerate what he describes as Venezuela's transition to "21st Century Socialism," including boosting the government's role in the media. For example, Chavez replaced RCTV with a state-run channel.
Meanwhile, opposition parties have imploded. Analysts say one reason is that they have no leader who can match Chavez's charisma and political savvy.
"They are absolutely burned out," Leon said. "People have no confidence in them."
But analysts say the recent marches have mobilized a sector of Venezuelan society that has stood on the political sidelines in recent years and brought into public view a new generation of 20-something leaders not tainted by past failures.
"It's a very good sign that they've risen up," said Julio Borges, national coordinator of the moderate Primero Justicia party. "You have a new power that has been born."
The student demonstrations began days before RCTV's license expired May 27 and hit their peak in early June before tapering off last week.
Earlier this month, national guardsmen in riot gear looked on as a sea of students waving Venezuelan flags, blowing whistles and shouting out the names of their universities marched peacefully down Caracas' broad Avenida Libertador to deliver a list of demands to the attorney general's office.
In another protest, a group of students rode Caracas' crowded subway with their mouths taped shut. They held small, handwritten signs that read "Peace," "Equality" and "Tolerance."
The majority of demonstrators attend four large universities in Caracas; for many, it is their first involvement in politics.
Santiago Perez, a 21-year-old engineering student at Andres Bello Catholic University, said he has long been concerned about what he described as Chavez's creep toward authoritarianism. The president's move against RCTV, he said, was the last straw.
"The country has to fight against this dictatorship and against this obscene decision," said Perez, who has participated in several marches. "We are entering a second Cuba."
But Rafael Alvarez, a 23-year-old political science student at the Central University of Venezuela, said the protesters do not represent most college-age Venezuelans.
"All of them are selling out their country for the benefit of the empire (United States) and private businesses," Alvarez said as he took part in a pro-Chavez rally outside the National Assembly.
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For years, I wanted to do things with my kids but I had no idea how to get started. When I had time, I had no money. When I had money, I had no time. When I had a little bit of time and money, I was either pregnant or breastfeeding and the idea of dragging along all my kids felt too overwhelming.
BOOM. Problem solved, hookers. Here are some easy ideas for how kids of all ages can give back and help their community. They're in convenient list form, so you can pin 'em, share 'em or print 'em out and stick 'em somewhere. With tape.
The next time one of your kids complains that they're bored because there's nothing to do or how they're the only 4th grader in the world without an iTouch, you can point them to the list and tell them to get crackin' on something that helps someone else.
Some nuggets to consider:
- Giving back doesn't have to take a lot of money or time. Sometimes it only takes ten minutes and a stamp to spread some love.
- Little people learn by our example, so make it look like it's fun. My kids are always like: "Mommy, why are you crying about the hungry children? We're getting them food RIGHT NOW. Geeesh."
- Acts of kindness can be very small, especially for small people. Be sure to give them a high five for their effort, even if it seems like it's not that big a deal.
- Helping out a charity or service organization is awesome but doing things close to home - for family, friends and neighbors - can be really great, too.
- Sometimes showing gratitude and appreciation is the best kind of giving. And it's free, you guys.
- Giving back can teach kids both the importance of thinking of other people and how to plan a project out.
- Try and get your kiddos to do as much of the projects as they can by themselves.
"My 2 and 5 year olds help me bake bread/cookies/muffins and deliver them to the fire and police stations. My daughter (5yo) will also make a card to give to say thanks."
"My community center has holiday meal delivery to shut ins and that's an easy one for even little kids. They get to walk a hot turkey dinner up to the door and the people are so grateful, but they also get to see not everyone lives as well as they do."
"Surprise cards. Make cards and drawings with happy messages and put them on windshields of places that often have people in need of a little cheer. Little ones love to make the cards and older kids really like the stealth/secrecy of the anonymous well wishing! Stick around and see the reactions of people receiving a card! It's fun!"
"Project Linus is FANTASTIC! You can make simple no sew blankets that even the little's can help out with. My daughter has had two surgeries w/in the last year and each time she received a blanket from Project Linus in post-op. It made such a difference."
"I'm not sure if they have this everywhere, but a few local towns where I live (south of Boston) have CarePacks facilities where they put together packages to send to the troop overseas. You can bring donations if you have them or just donate time to assemble the boxes. A friend of mine goes with her kids frequently."
We'd love to hear what other ideas you're planning! Remember, it's all about fun and giving back and being thankful and teaching your kids that even the tiniest act of kindness isn't small to the receiver. And sometimes, if they're lucky, it might even be a little bit sticky.
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"Upset" and "Anti" Are The Words of the Day
Welcome to Politics Bites, where every afternoon at It's A Free Country we bring you the unmissable quotes from the morning's political conversations on WNYC. Today on The Brian Lehrer Show, guest host Andrea Bernstein had Nate Silver, blogger for the New York Times' Five Thirty Eight blog, and Melinda Henneberger, founder and editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, discuss the results of primaries across the country.
Top on the agenda was the upset win of Christine O'Donnell, a Tea Party and Sarah Palin backed Republican candidate in Delaware. Melinda Henneberger suggested that it was the strength of Palin's "Mama Grizzlies" that propelled O'Donnell.
"I thnk the one through-line in this cycle has been the strength of these conservative women. Not just Palin but her other "Mama Grizzlies" as she says. And I keep going back when I think of '08 to the moment in St. Paul when she bursts on the scene, and those Republican women who had not seen someone who looked like them up on that stage were in tears they were so excited. And I think a lot of what you're seeing this year is pent-up excitement from conservative women who are happy to be in the game."
But a Wilmington, DE based caller named Chuck noted that a majority of Republican women in the state supported Michael N. Castle...so we're not really sure what went down. Henneberger conceded that "women" are a hard group to define. Overall, female voters accross the country tend vote Democratic.
"It's tricky to look at "the women's vote" in general because we're the majority, we're not some tiny interest group."
Whatever combination of forces swept up O'Donnell in Deleware, Paladino in NY, and Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire last night, the one prefix that seemed to describe the winners was "anti-" Silver said.
"Whether it's an anti-Democratic year or an anti-incumbent year, or an anti-establishment year, those things all kind of overlap. And it's probably some combination of all three, it's the less satisfying but probably the right answer I would think."
Silver predicted that the Tea Party backed wins in the GOP may boost Democratic chances of keeping their majority in the Senate, but that they still have a two out of three chance of losing the House.
These new conservative figureheads may not be well-liked throughout the GOP, but just like in 2008, voters seem to be asking for change--even if that "change" isn't as cuddled in "hope" as it was two years ago. "You'd rather have the jerk you don't know in power than the one you already do" said Silver.


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Most of my Blackhawks came with the alloy grip frames and ejector rod housings. These are easily changed out for steel items. I have bought steel grip frames for the Ruger Old Army from Brownel's and fit these to the older Three-Screw guns. Takes a little time with files and emery paper, plus using a good cold blue, such as Birchwood-Casey's Super Blue. Or, have it blued by a professional.
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Biological ActivityCyclic analog of pifithrin-α (Cat. No. 1267), a small molecule inhibitor of p53. Prevents dexamethasone-induced cell death in murine thymocytes (EC50 = 2.01 μM). Sensitizes p53-deficient tumors to radiotherapy and chemotherapy; increases apoptosis in target cells when used in combination with antimicrotubule agents.
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Zuco and Zunino (2008) Cyclic Pifithrin-α sensitizes wild type p53 tumor cells to antimicrotubule agent-induced apoptosis. Neoplasia 10 587. PMID: 18516295.
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May 22, 2014
• Michigan's Academic All-Americans
ANN ARBOR, Mich.-- Senior Nicole Sappingfield (Norco, Calif./Norco) of the No. 13-ranked University of Michigan softball team was voted to the Capital One Academic All-America second team as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Thursday (May 22).
Sappingfield recently graduated from Michigan with a degree in comparative literature. She plans to attend law school in the fall, and eventually focus on human rights issues.
Michigan's last Academic All-America selection was Angela Findlay in 2010, who was also voted to the second team. Including Sappingfield's inclusion, Wolverines have earned Academic All-America distinction fifteen times.
Sappingfield has been named All-Big Ten three times in her career, including a first team selection this season, as well as first team in 2011 and second team in 2012. She also earned a spot on the All-Big Ten defensive team this year. She is in the running for the Senior CLASS Award, one of ten finalists from across the country. Sappingfield is a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2012-13) and a three-time recipient of the U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award.
The senior is in her second season as a captain, just the fifth player in Michigan history to serve as captain in two seasons. She helped lead Michigan to its seventh consecutive Big Ten title and its third Super Regional in a row. She was a part of U-M's Women's College World Series team in 2013.
Sappingfield has 232 career starts to her credit, and currently ranks fifth in U-M history with 188 runs scored and eighth with 271 hits. She is having her most productive season a senior, batting .409 with 11 extra-base hits, 23 RBI and an on-base percentage of .437.
The Wolverines begin Super Regional play on Thursday (May 22) against Florida State in Tallahassee, Fla. First pitch is slated for 7 p.m. EDT and the game will be carried live on ESPN.
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Anna Miller, P, South Carolina Upstate -- Business Adminstration/Marketing
Ellen Renfroe, P, Tennessee -- Psychology
Molly Fichtner, C, Alabama -- General Studies
Jill Barnett, INF, Tulsa -- Exercise and Sports Science
Jacki Fletcher, INF, Illinois Chicago -- Kinesiology
Kaila Hunt, INF, Alabama -- Secondary Education (Math)
Madison Shipman, INF, Tennessee -- Anthropology
Haylie McCleney, OF, Alabama -- Exercise Science
Andie Varsho, OF, Purdue -- Organizational Leadership and Supervision
Bailey Wigness, OF, Arizona State -- Political Science/Communications
Terah Blackwell, DP, Idaho State -- Biology
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Whitney Canion, P, Baylor -- Sports Management (graduate school)
Stephanie Maday, P, Eastern Illinois -- Elementary Education
Amber Freeman, C, Arizona State -- Health Sciences
Kelsey Barak, INF, Grand Canyon -- Exercise Science
Marisa Bast, INF, Northwestern -- Learning and Organizational Change
Sara Borders, INF, Jacksonville State -- Exercise Science and Wellness
Ryan Iamurri, INF, Alabama -- Public Relations
Alana DiVittorio, OF, McNeese State -- Civil Engineering
Jayme Mask, OF, Boston -- Biology/Psychology
Nicole Sappingfield, OF, Michigan -- Comparative Literature
Brooke Owens, DP, Eastern Illinois -- Biological Sciences
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Cheridan Hawkins, P, Oregon -- Family and Human Services
Kirsten Verdun, P, DePaul -- Communication and Media
Haley Outon, C, Houston -- Health Promotions
Elizabeth Arana, INF, Stephen F. Austin -- Health Science
Kate Bown, INF, Manhattan -- Physical Education
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Megan Robinson, INF, Liberty -- Youth Ministries
Amanda Geile, OF, Arkansas -- Childhood Education
Kirsten Grant, OF, North Carolina State -- Biological Sciences
Allie Mathewson, OF, Nebraska Omaha -- Pre-Secondary Education
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It's time to talk about Provisions. You may have heard this famous name paired with its sister restaurant The Pass. The Pass & Provisions has been serving Houston extraordinary food for only a year, but has already managed to gain national credibility as one of the country's most popular new restaurants. Terrance Gallivan and Seth Siegel-Gardner opened the restaurants last fall and have experienced wild success and praise ever since.
Provisions, the more casual of the sisterhood, is a friendly neighborhood restaurant and bar perfect for a small occasion. The atmosphere is warm and intimate. The kitchen opens up to the dining room, allowing curious diners like myself to marvel over the hot shot chefs creating dish after dish before they hit the table. The large secret door in the corner of the room also peaked my interest. What's behind the door is the intriguing and more expensive restaurant The Pass. I look forward to making it my next special occasion.
Menus as placemats at Provisions
My roommates and I threw a going-away dinner for one of our dearest friends. Provisions would be the last Houston restaurant she visited before moving away. We are glad to report that Provisions was a wise choice. And our new favorite restaurant.
Classico Chiaretto Rosé, 2012
The wine selection at Provisions will make wine connoisseurs drool. We started with a wonderful rosé while our waitress explained the menu. We followed her recommendation and ordered the Bone Marrow Brioche board. She convinced us to pair our bread and cheese with the Ham 'O Day. I highly recommend you order it too.
Bone Marrow Brioche with Tomato Jam and Gouda. Ham O' Day.
Next came the entrees. We had heard about the pizzas at Provisions and wanted to try for ourselves. The Tuscan Kale pizza won us over. The crust was perfectly soft and thick, and the spicy pork sausage added an unexpected kick. The ricotta cheese was a light and sweet touch that made the pizza so satisfying. We also ordered the Salumi pizza, a meat lover's dream!
Tuscan Kale, Spicy Pork Sausage, Ricotta, Fontina Salumi, Tomato, Pistachio Gremolata, Parmesan
We topped off the heart of our meal with two additional entrees: the Halibut and the Cresta di Gallo pasta. Both plates were as divine as they were filling. I recommend splitting at Provisions due to the rich flavors and substantial portion sizes. Plus it's more fun that way!
Cresta di Gallo, Hen of The Woods, Roasted Yeast, Parmesan Carrot Cake Donut with Caramelized Cream Cheese Ice Cream
We finished the meal with two incredible desserts. The Carrot Cake Donut was as good as you would imagine and the perfect way to get in the fall spirit. However, it was the Yuzu Sherbet that absolutely stole the show. We were hesitant to trust our server and order it, but we were eventually convinced by her undying passion for this beet cake and panna cotta dish. You may be hesitant too, but you owe it to yourself to bite the bullet and try what is one of the best and most unique desserts I've tried to date. I can't even describe it. Just go.
Provisions is ideal for a special date or a small dinner like ours. Provisions also serves lunch and released a brunch menu two weeks ago. Pick any time of day, and a few people you care about, and visit as soon as you can. Just to dine at an establishment with such national recognition and high acclaim makes the experience fully worth it. Enjoy!
To learn more about Provisions visit their website! Plus, you can read about The Pass here.


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Antibiotics are frequently used to treat acne since they help decrease the number of bacteria in and around the pilosebaceous unit, consisting of a hair follicle, sebaceous gland, and a hair. Acne is caused by the effects of hormones on this unit.

Specifically, the follicle becomes obstructed and an overgrowth of a normal skin bacteria, Propionibacterium acnes, causes the destruction of the lining of the follicle. This process allows the follicular material to enter the dermis, causing an inflammatory response.

How Antibiotics Work for Acne

Antibiotics work by several mechanisms. The most important is the decrease in the number of bacteria in and around the follicle. Antibiotics also work by reducing the irritating chemicals produced by white blood cells. Finally, antibiotics reduce the concentration of free fatty acids in the sebum, also reducing the inflammatory response. The most frequently used antibiotics for acne are summarized here.

The Most Widely Prescribed Acne Antibiotic

Tetracycline (Diabecline) is the most widely prescribed antibiotic for acne. The usual starting dose is 500 mg twice a day continued until a significant decrease in acne lesions is seen. The dose can then be decreased to 250 mg twice a day or discontinued. The main drawback for this antibiotic is that it must be taken on an empty stomach to be the most effective. For a teenage boy who eats frequently, this can be very difficult. Tetracycline should not be given to pregnant women or children under 9 years of age.

The Antibiotic That Reduces Redness

Erythromycin is a very commonly used antibiotic for acne. It has several advantages over tetracycline. First, it has anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce redness in lesions, in addition to killing bacteria. Also, it can and should be taken with food - a benefit for teenagers. The dosage of erythromycin varies with the type used, but it is typically prescribed as 250 - 500 mg twice a day. It can cause stomach upset and nausea but can be used in pregnant women. Erythromycin is sold under the names: Ilotycin, Ery-Ped, Ery-tab, Staticin, Erythra-Derm, Akne-mycin, Pce, Eryc, Ery, Eryped, T-Stat, Erygel, and E.e.s.

For Pustular Acne

Minocycline (Minocin) is a tetracycline derivative that has been used effectively for decades as a treatment for acne. It is especially useful for pustular type acne. While the absorption of minocycline is decreased with food, it is not as significant as the decrease seen with tetracycline. The usual starting dose is 50 to 100 mg twice a day. Major side effects of minocycline include dizziness, nausea, vomiting, skin pigmentation changes, and tooth discoloration. The skin and tooth changes are seen more often in people who have taken minocycline for a long time.

An Alternative Antibiotic

Doxycycline is often used for people who do not respond to or cannot tolerate erythromycin or tetracycline. The dosage of doxycycline is started at 50 to 100 mg twice a day. It should be taken with food; otherwise, it can cause significant nausea. Doxycycline is more likely than tetracycline to increase sensitivity to the sun or cause sunburns. It is available under these brand names: Doryx, Oracea, Monodox, Atridox, Morgidox, Vibra-Tabs, Alodox, Ocudox, Doxy, Acticlate, and Vibramycin.

The Topical Antibiotic for Acne

Clindamycin is very useful as an oral antibiotic for acne, but it is most widely prescribed as a topical antibiotic. The starting dose is 75 to 150 mg twice a day. The major side effect of clindamycin therapy is a serious intestinal infection called pseudomembranous colitis caused by the bacteria, Clostridium difficile. It is available as Cleocin-T, Clinda-Derm, Clindagel, Clindets, C/T/S, and Evoclin.

Side Effects of All Antibiotics

All antibiotics can cause candida vaginal yeast infections in women. Tetracycline seems to be the antibiotic that most frequently has this side effect. All oral antibiotics can also lessen the effectiveness of birth control pills. For side effects specific to each antibiotic, check their patient pamphlets.


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A blog by Southern writer and historian Dale Cox, Civil War Florida shares information on and discusses the events of the Civil War in Florida. Topics of interest include troops, battles, skirmishes, campaigns, raids, forts, naval actions, ships, soldiers, officers, books and historic sites.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Sylvania, Plantation of Governor John Milton - Jackson County, Florida
John Milton, the son and grandson of Revolutionary and War of 1812 veterans and a descendent of the famed poet of the same name, was elected Governor of Florida during the election of 1860. It is a little known fact that he was actually the legal governor under the laws of both the United States and the Confederacy, as he was elected prior to Florida's secession from the Union but did not take office until October of 1861.
Because Governor Madison Perry was unable to do so, it was Governor-elect Milton who read the Ordinance of Secession to the assembled crowd at the Old Capitol in Tallahassee in January of 1861. A fierce advocate of secession, Milton had been an outspoken advocate of the Southern position of states' rights for nearly 30 years.
The land that became eventually became Sylvania Plantation was first cleared by the slaves of the Robinson family, to which the governor was related through his mother. After living and practicing law in Columbus, Georgia; Mobile, Alabama; and New Orleans, Louisiana, he acquired the property in Florida following a terrible steamboat accident on the Mississippi River in which he suffered severe burns.
Under Milton's guidance, Sylvania became one of the largest plantations in the South. By 1855 it encompassed more than 6,330 acres and over the next five years he began work on a second plantation near today's Parramore community in eastern Jackson County.
It was also at Sylvania that Milton took his life on April 1, 1865, having told friends that death was preferable to defeat at the hands of the North.
To learn more, please visit www.twoeggfla.com/sylvania.
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Causative Diagnosis on Prosthetic Joint Infections: Establishment of a Comprehensive Diagnostic Strategy
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On joint orthopaedic hardware infections are one of the most frequently encountered complications in orthopaedic surgery. However 6% of the cultures remain sterile, etiological diagnosis cannot be established despite obvious signs of infection. As part of this research project, we have developed a new strategy diagnosis including directly the use of PCR to reduce the number of negative results. This should have a major therapeutic impact in terms of timeliness and specificity of antibiotic.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the new diagnostic strategy on etiological identification of prosthesis infections.
Minimum 6 percent increase in the number of patients with an etiological diagnosis of infection on prosthesis.
|Prosthetic Joint Infections
|Procedure: bone biopsies
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
|Official Title:
|Causative Diagnosis on Prosthetic Joint Infections: Establishment of a Comprehensive Diagnostic Strategy
- Bone biopsies multisite [ Time Frame: 4 years ]Increase of at least 6% of patients with an etiologic diagnosis of prosthesis infection established.
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|Study Start Date:
|October 2013
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2018
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|October 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: bone biopsies
|Procedure: bone biopsies
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patient is more than 18 years old.
- Patient with a prescription of a microbiologic diagnostic of Prosthetic joint infection
- Patient who do not declined to have his medical records reviewed for research
- Patient with health insurance
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patient minor (<18 years).
- Pregnant or lactating woman.
- Major under guardianship Patient.
- Patient deprived of liberty or under court order
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01957228
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|Assistance Publique Hopitaux de Marseille
|Marseille, France, 13354
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|Assistance Publique Hopitaux De Marseille
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|NCT01957228 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
2013-28 ( Other Identifier: AP HM )
|Study First Received:
|September 30, 2013
|Last Updated:
|August 31, 2015
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Communicable Diseases
Arthritis, Infectious
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
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