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vCJD carriers: Estimated numbers double
16th October 2013 -- Twice as many people in the UK as previously estimated could be carrying variant CJD - the human form of 'mad cow disease' (bovine spongiform encephalopathy or BSE). The figure of 1 in 2,000 comes from studying more than 32,000 samples of human tissue removed during appendix operations.
Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) is a fatal, degenerative, brain disease. It emerged in the 1980s and early 1990s after people ate beef products contaminated with central nervous system tissue, such as brain and spinal cord, from cattle infected with mad cow disease. There are now strict controls in place to prevent BSE entering the human food chain.
There have been 177 clinical cases of vCJD in the UK, as of June 2013, but uncertainty remains about how many people will eventually develop the disease. The concern is that individuals may be susceptible to developing the condition over longer incubation periods, or they may not show any clinical signs of disease.
Greater understanding
In an attempt to clarify the issue a team of UK researchers decided to conduct a survey to better understand how many people in the UK may be carriers of vCJD and to identify their genetic make-up (genotype).
They examined 32,441 anonymous appendix samples from people of all ages who had their appendix removed between 2000 and 2012 at over 41 hospitals across the UK.
Sixteen samples were positive for the infectious agent that causes vCJD and from this figure researchers estimate that 1 in 2,000 people are likely to be carriers. They also found the risk was similar for both sexes, whatever their age and was about the same across the country.
Their findings have been published in the BMJ.
An accompanying editorial says that although the disease remains rare, "infection" may be relatively common and doctors need to understand the public health measures that are in place to protect patients.
It's still not clear what risk carriers pose of transmitting the disease through blood transfusion or surgery but UK health agencies have already taken steps to secure the blood supply and reduce any risk of transmission by surgical instruments.
The only way currently to confirm a diagnosis of vCJD is with a brain biopsy or, when the patient is dead, during a post-mortem. A prototype blood test for vCJD has been developed by the prion unit at the Medical Research Council.


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Problem with scraping "specials" episode - Printable Version
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Problem with scraping "specials" episode - alma76 - 2012-03-22 14:33
I need explanation.
Im' using XBMC on Apple TV2.
I scrapped all my series with TheTVDB.
All is perfect expect "specials" episode (As 24, S7E00, and Downton Abbey, S2E09/10, ...).
They couldn't be indexed and are not visible in XBMC Mediatheque (i can see them with files interface)
Do i need to "name" them especially ?
Thanks for response
RE: Problem with scraping "specials" episode - aptalca - 2012-03-23 14:47
Check the episode listings on thetvdb.com and name your files accordingly
As far as I know, most "specials" are listed as season 00
RE: Problem with scraping "specials" episode - alma76 - 2012-03-23 23:13
Thanks for your response.
for those 2 cases the problem is :
- Downton Abbey : The number of the episode is "Special" and when i get into the episode, i saw number 2
Downton Abbey
2 : Christmas Special
- 24 the same
9 : Redemption
I think that "Special" is kind of a serie but the scraper does not recognize them ...
So tha i don't know how to name the files ....
RE: Problem with scraping "specials" episode - prae5 - 2012-03-23 23:38
Specials are listed under Season 0, the Christmas episode is episode 2 in the specials so should be called Downtown.Abbey.S00E2.xxxxxxx.avi
Likewise for 24, its episode 9 under specials, so should be called 24.S00E09.xxxxxx.avi
RE: Problem with scraping "specials" episode - alma76 - 2012-03-24 11:39
It Works !
Thanks for your help and excuse for my inefficiency....
In fact, all the Special come into a Special directory and special number.
So that i lost the link between episode and the season which is related. Dont't care, there are indexed !
Thanks !
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Colts running back Ahmad Bradshaw is getting healthier. The team took the seventh-year back off the Physically Unable to Perform list Monday. Bradshaw has been on the mend since undergoing another foot surgery in January.
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AWS offers free trial of Trusted Advisor: I've said it before: vendors of cloud monitoring tools should be worried about AWS moving into their territory. Over the weekend, AWS began offering a free trial of its Trusted Advisor service to all sizes of customers; it used to be only available to customers who had signed up for business or enterprise premium support services.
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IBM OpenStack news: There was a lot of buzz this week about IBM's commitment to OpenStack, but in reality the company didn't really say much. It was already a member of the OpenStack Foundation, so it was pretty clear that it was interested in the technology. This week IBM introduced an orchestration tool that's built on OpenStack and is designed to make it easier for users to configure applications running on IBM's cloud. However, IBM's cloud service isn't running on OpenStack. Yet. An executive hinted to Network World that it might. Some day…
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"Wally White is a screenwriter, actor and singer living in Las Angeles, CA. Growing up in the small town of Eden, NC, Christmas was one of his favorite times of the year. It brought along with it traditions and gatherings with family and friends. It was a festive time filled with love, laughter, full day shopping trips, and lots of homemade southern cooking. CHRISTMAS TRAVELERS marks his debut as an author."
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Haha, I've always liked both north-London clubs Sammo
But in recent years Arsenal has been so amazingly disappointing and unambitious, whereas your little neighbours to the north have been exciting and improved so much.
Not to mention the core of Belgians they have
So I wouldn't call myself a fan -I don't take my fan-hood lightly- but I am definitely impressed by them and find myself rooting for them out of all the English top teams often
But in recent years Arsenal has been so amazingly disappointing and unambitious, whereas your little neighbours to the north have been exciting and improved so much.
Not to mention the core of Belgians they have
So I wouldn't call myself a fan -I don't take my fan-hood lightly- but I am definitely impressed by them and find myself rooting for them out of all the English top teams often
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How have you been, by the way?
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I'm good Sam, the guy has to go its getting ridiculous now no progress at all and again about to lose out star players. At least Juve are working their magic. Ac Milan have gone so downhill but starting to become a big fan of Napoli really love how they play and got some fantastic players, they are like the new Dortmund lol
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Hi Sam, I just saw your post on my wall.
I am assuming you are talking about the one, I posted on Juve's wall.
I was just messing with Sina in Persian, nothing serious or personal.
It was just some teasing in our words.
I am assuming you are talking about the one, I posted on Juve's wall.
I was just messing with Sina in Persian, nothing serious or personal.
It was just some teasing in our words.
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Plant Natives for Soil and Water Conservation
I get giddy this time of year thinking about spring. I can almost smell the rich earthiness and feel the moist soil now! I can hardly wait to dig some holes and start some new plants! I just placed my spring native plant order with my county soil and water conservation district office! The Linn Soil and Water Conservation District (Linn SWCD) is located right on 7th Avenue in Marion. You can purchase native wildflowers and shrubs if you get your order in by March 26th. The Linn SWCD says that these Iowa Wildflowers invite bees, songbirds, butterflies and other "critters" to our gardens and by planting native Iowa plants, you can help preserve these unique species, create wildlife habitat and enjoy a self-sufficient garden.
If you have a small yard or an acreage, you can add native grasses, start a prairie patch or grow aronias, hazels or hardwood trees and shrubs. This is the best way to do it! You can get plugs, stock or seeds that are easy to plant and grow successfully.
When we moved to our house in 1993, all the elm trees were dying. We bought trees and shrubs from the JCSWCD plant sale. We were able to stop soil erosion from the loss of our diseased trees with these plants. They grew so well over the years that we have even cut a few of the crowded evergreens for Christmas trees! Last spring, I added fruit and nut shrubs so in a few years I can be making plum and aronia berry jam and hazelnut butter! To aid in stormwater management, we are adding "terraces" of native grasses like Little Blue and Big Blue stem. The rain garden I put in last year has native forbes (flowers) andgrasses to help the soil better absorb the torrential spring rains.
Think about how the rain moved across your yard last year. Paved surfaces and mowed grass lawns shed water creating flood conditions when it rains heavily. The storm water washes the pollutants directly into the ground water through the storm drains or ditches. Native plants in amended soil can become natural sponge filters that keep the toxins out of the water supply.
What is YOUR favorite native plant – flower, grass, shrub or tree? I'm thinking . . . . .
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Podcast: Accessing Your Family Member's Facebook Account after They Die
What happens when your mom dies and the family wants to get access to her Facebook account?
In today's Lawyers.com broadcast, host Matt Plessner interviews Lawyers.com Editor in Chief Larry Bodine about gaining access to a family member's Facebook, Twitter or Flickr account after the person has passed on. Following is a transcript of the podcast.
Matt Plessner: Welcome to Lawyers.com Radio; your legal solutions start right here. We'll help you understand your legal issue, find a lawyer in your area and suggest legal forms for legal self help. Today's show has been brought to you by the Traverse Legal Office of Traverse City, Michigan. Today we're speaking with Larry Bodine, attorney at law. Larry, nice of you to join us.
Larry Bodine: Pleasure to be here, Matt.
Matt: Today we're going to be discussing a controversial topic when dealing with Facebook. If someone dies, obviously, they're Facebook account lives on. It's still active. Can you give us an overview of what exactly does happen to our Facebook accounts when we die?
Larry: That's a really good question. Mark Zuckerberg just announced this week that there are now one billion Facebook accounts. There are 200 million LinkedIn accounts, and there are 100 million Twitter accounts. So people have created a lot of information and made a lot of connections in their social media accounts. Families are typically very surprised when they contact one of these social media and ask for access to the account of somebody in their family who's died. The response will be, "No, we're not sharing anything with you, and now that we know that the account holder has died, we're going to close the account and completely shut off access to the family."
Matt: Say a loved one or even just someone you know, Larry, passes on, and this is exactly what we're dealing with here, are you still allowed to access this account at all if you know the password?
Larry: Yes, and therein comes the planning step that I recommend. An asset that most people think of would be like a house or money in a bank account. Your followers on Twitter and your pictures on Flickr are what we would refer to as digital assets and you need to find a digital estate planning attorney.
The attorney will be able to draft a document that will give the executor authorization to access the account, because typically the social media will not grant any access whatsoever unless they're confronted with an executor who has specific authority to access an account, or a specific state law that gives them access.
For example, in Oklahoma, Indiana, Rhode Island, Idaho and Connecticut there are state laws that give the executor authority, but there is no national law that gives executors this power. So you need a digital estate planning attorney to make sure that that is included in the estate planning documents.
Matt: So you're saying, Larry, that you need an attorney to get into someone else's account. You can't just willy-nilly go into it of your own accord.
Larry: That's right. I mean you'll need an attorney either before the other person dies or afterwards and the smart place to hire an attorney is before. The attorney is going to tell you to create a spreadsheet of all your logins and all your ID's and then tell you to make sure that your family knows where the spreadsheet is, such as in a safety deposit box.
Of course, it's important for you if it's your account that you keep this up to date, and what the attorney will draft is what is called a virtual asset instruction letter. That's basically where you spell out what you want to happen with your social media accounts. Some people don't want their families getting into that at all and the instructions are going to say "delete everything." Other people are going to say, "No, I'd like everything preserved. I'd like all people from my email addresses and friends on Facebook to get a message, a final message and I want everything to be preserved."
So the smart people are going to talk to a lawyer and get all these documents in place ahead of time. If you wait until after the other person has died, you're going to hit a stone wall from all of these social media. They're all going to say, "The person who died owns the account and now that you've told us they've died, we're going to shut down the account and nobody gets any access unless we see a court order." Now you're going to spend a lot of money hiring an attorney to get a court order.
Matt: Of course you talked about how there's no national law with this, but instead it's all state law. What are some of the main differences from state to state on this issue?
Larry: Oklahoma, for instance, probably has the best statute on it, and it specifically empowers executors of estates, that is the estates of people that have died, to contact the social media and, as part of their duties in wrapping up the estate, to get the information from Facebook or Twitter or Flickr. There are a lot of places where people put up information. People write whole articles and put them up on social media. Professional photographers have vast portfolios on Flickr. And if you happen to be in Oklahoma or one of the states I mentioned, I think you're in better shape.
But the laws in other states are just completely silent. In other words, there's no statute that you or your family can rely on if you want to get into the account of, say, your mother who may have passed on and had a bunch of social media accounts or it happens with young people, too.
There was a tragic case a few years ago where a Connecticut college student died in a motorcycle accident and his mother wanted to find out a little bit more about his life and people he knew and his interests, and Facebook would not give her access. She had to go to court, sue Facebook and get an order giving her access.
Matt: Finally, Larry, do these laws apply to just social media such as Facebook, or can they also be applied to other Internet applications such as, say, email, websites or even blogs?
Larry: Yes, you make a good point. A digital asset is not just a social media account. It can be your email account, or all your contacts on Outlook. It can be a blog. I've written a blog since 2004 and I've had over one million people come and visit and read the articles. After I pass on someone might decide it would make an interesting book. But if they don't have the password and user name, it's going to be very difficult.
So the trick in all this is before you contact these social media or any company or online service that has your assets, log in as the other person, which presumes that you were smart enough to get the user name and password in advance, and then you can download all the information or copy it. You don't want to tell a social medium first that, "Oh, the person has died and now we'd like access," because they're just going to say, "Fine. We're just going to shut everything down and lock you out."
Matt: Well, thank you very much for your time, Larry, and hope that you can join us again soon. This has been Matt Plessner for Lawyers.com Radio and today's show has been brought to you by the Traverse Legal Office of Traverse City, Michigan.
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When folk singer-songwriter Jen Hajj moved to Carlsbad, Calif., in October, it was a loss for Utah.
Hajj, 43, had lived in Utah for nearly 30 years, attending Westminster College and the University of Utah.
She also had a long history with the local acoustic music scene, as a performer, a house concert host and a DJ; for more than three years, she was the host of KRCL's Sunday Bluegrass Express.
Her third album, "Love Is Everywhere," was released on May 17 and despite having a ZIP code that starts with 9 has already picked up the award for Favorite Folk Artist or Band from the Intermountain Acoustic Music Association.
Hajj is still deeply connected to the Utah scene and celebrated her new record with a show at the Black Box at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in Salt Lake City.
Describe your approach to music.
My main instrument has always been my voice. … I started writing my own music in the folk style about seven years ago, and it has taken my instrumental ability a while to catch up with my writing. I think it is getting better, and the things I am writing right now are more intricate than anything I have ever played. I should probably say a few things about the kind of music I do. I call it folk, mostly because it is a little homespun. The definition of folk varies widely out there in the world. The classical training has had a huge impact on me and my writing, and some of my songs might be classified as "art songs" just as easily as they would be called folk musings. I write about how I feel, places that make me feel at home and ideas that are "true" for me or that I wish were true. Some people classify this as "New Folk." I've described it as the stuff you would listen to while sipping a hot cup of tea and petting a cat.
What brought you to Utah 30 years ago?
I didn't choose Utah to begin with. I was in high school when we moved, and I felt somewhat like I was being torn from the womb. I guess the real question is why I stayed in Utah, once I became self-sufficient enough to go anywhere I wanted. I just got caught up in it. I grew up, got a job, bought a house, carved out a comfortable niche. Now that I live in California, I really appreciate what I had in Utah. Not that California is bad. It is pretty nice. But there's the whole business of starting over meeting people, making new friends, finding work, making connections. It isn't easy. I miss playing for people I know.
What do you hope to achieve with "Love Is Everywhere"?
What I want to do, more than anything, is give people something that helps them reflect on what is important to them. I want listeners to laugh and cry with me. Love is beautiful, painful and sometimes stupid, and we can't live without it.
Do you have any notable past performances?
I played a concert in 2012 with Randall Williams at the Leonardo. That was epic. I have played some house concerts that were really special. I just played a gig at a nudist resort. Wowie, that was fun. I don't think I've ever played for more loving, open-minded people.
Does being in Utah help or hinder a music career and aspirations?
In the folk scene, it is all about relationships. Relationships begin in your own community. But at some point, that community has to get bigger. It is hard to grow a bigger community with Utah as a home base, because it isn't easily connected with anything else. What's the closest metropolitan area to Salt Lake City? Vegas? Boise? Denver? Utah is geographically isolated. With proper planning, one could go from San Diego to Seattle and have gigs every night, and not have to drive more than four hours per day to get to them. That's connected. It is more difficult to do that from Utah, especially on a budget.
What did you learn from being a DJ?
I learned that there is a lot of music out there, and that the DJ-artist relationship should be nurtured, and most artists don't understand this. They think that all they have to do is send the CD and it will be played. That's not true. As a DJ, I received a lot of CDs and requests to download music from services like Airplay Direct. It became overwhelming. It got to the point where I would only play artists who were on a label or who came from a trusted agent. Of the indie artists I would play, I was far more interested in playing artists I had seen live or met in person. Occasionally, artists reached out to me in a personal way. If I liked someone, I shared their music. If it was impersonal, I'd get to it when I got to it. If it was a bulk e-mail unsubscribe and delete. I'm sure that other DJs feel that way, too, so I'm going to be pretty careful as I send my new CD out to them.
Twitter: @davidburger
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Game notes: Rams host Wolf Pack on Senior Night at Moby Arena
March 8, 2013
(RV/RV) Colorado State vs. Nevada | Game 31
MBB Game Notes 31- 3-8-13 (PDF)
• Schedule/Results
• 2012-13 Statistics
Opening tip
- Colorado State closes out the 2012-13 regular season, hosting a "Green Out" at Moby Arena against the Nevada Wolf Pack.
- Saturday is Senior Night and the Rams will honor their five senior starters - Wes Eikmeier, Dorian Green, Pierce Hornung, Colton Iverson and Greg Smith - after the game.
- The 23-7 (10-5 MW) Rams, receiving votes in both national polls, are tied for second in the MW standings and are looking to set a new school record with a 24th victory on the season. The Rams are 6-1 at home in Mountain West action, and 15-1 overall in the friendly confines of Moby Arena.
- Nevada (12-17, 3-12 MW) is ninth in the Mountain West standings. The Wolf Pack enters Saturday's game looking to snap a six-game losing streak. The team's last win came Feb. 9 at home vs. Air Force. (74-69).
- Tipoff between the Rams and the Wolf Pack is set for 6:30 p.m. MT at Moby Arena. The game will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network.
- Colorado State came from behind to earn a road victory at Nevada on Feb. 6, thanks to a double-double performance of 28 points and 12 rebounds from senior forward Greg Smith. Pierce Hornung played just three minutes due to illness, but the Rams were able to overcome the Wolf Pack after trailing by as many as 12 points in the first half of the contest. Colton Iverson added 10 points and a game-high 16 rebounds for the Rams.
- Voice of the Rams Brian Roth will have the call on the Colorado State Sports Network - 560 AM KLZ (Denver), 600 AM KCOL (Fort Collins), 105.5 FM KJAC (Fort Collins), 1010 AM KSIR (Fort Morgan) and 1100 AM KNZZ (Grand Junction).
- Streaming audio (free) is available via Rams All-Access and live statistics can be viewed online via GameTracker at CSURams.com.
Rams quick hits
- The 2012-13 season marks the 110th in the history of the Colorado State men's basketball program. The Rams are 1,152-1,177 (.495) in 2,329 games all-time.
- Colorado State enters the 2012-13 men's basketball season under the direction of new head coach Larry Eustachy, in his 22nd season as a head coach at the NCAA Division I level.
- The Colorado State basketball program is looking for its fourth consecutive postseason appearance, and its second straight NCAA Tournament berth, in 2012-13.
- The Rams return an experienced roster with seven letterwinners back form the 2011-12 season.
- The Rams welcome a host of talented newcomers to the court this season, including Division I transfers Colton Iverson (Minnesota) and Daniel Bejarano (Arizona) who sat out 2011-12 per NCAA transfer rules.
- Other Rams' newcomers are: Junior F Gerson Santo, sophomore guards Jon Octeus and Josh Morgan, and freshman guards Jordan Mason and Joe De Ciman.
- In early August, the CSU basketball program spent five days together at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in Nassau, Bahamas. Per NCAA rules, the team was allotted 10 days of practice leading up to the trip, and then played an exhibition game against the Bahamas All-Stars, winning 95-80 behind a double-double (18 points, 14 rebounds) from Colton Iverson.
- Colorado State enters Saturday's game with a 23-7 record (10-5 MW), the program's second consecutive 20-win season and the eighth in program history.
- Colorado State has tied the program record for wins in a season (23 set in 1988-89) and has its sights set on establishing a new program mark with a victory over Nevada in the regular-season finale.
- The Rams opened the season 6-0, tying the program mark for best start established in 1970-71 and matched by the 2005-06 squad. CSU reached 13-2 to close non-conference play, tying the program's best 15-game mark, with the 1953-54 team. CSU's 23-7 mark is the best record in program history through 28 games. Only the 1988-89 team won as many games, finishing with a 23-10 record.
- From Nov. 21, 2011, an 85-75 win over UTSA, to Feb. 23, 2012, a 66-60 win over No. RV/22 San Diego State, Colorado State men's basketball won 27 consecutive home games at Moby Arena, a program record for consecutive home victories. The streak grew to be the third-longest active streak in the nation before the Rams' loss to then-No. 16/16 New Mexico (91-82) on Feb. 23.
- Colorado State entered play this week ranked as the No. 4 rebounding team in the nation, pulling down 41.1 boards per game, leading the NCAA in rebounding margin with an average differential of 12.2 rebounds per game. The team has outrebounded its opponents in 28 of 30 contests this season.
- The Rams have been impressive at home in 2012-13, racking up a 15-1 mark at Moby Arena. With one home games remaining on the schedule, the Rams tied the Moby Arena record for most wins in a season (15 in 1987-88) and have an opportunity to set the best single-season win percentage at Moby (14-1, .933 in 2011-12).
- Colorado State is 6-6 on the road in 2012-13, the most road wins for the Rams since going 6-5 away from home in 2010-11.
- Overall, the Rams are 8-6 away from Moby Arena, having captured a pair of neutral-court victories over Portland and Virginia Tech en route to the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic title, Dec. 22-23 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.
- Colorado State recorded a school-record 13 non-conference victories in 2012-13, besting the mark of 11 set in 1997-98 and matched in 2002-03, 2005-06 and 2011-12.
About Nevada
- The Wolf Pack enter Saturday's matchup alone in ninth place in the Mountain West standings with 12-17 overall record and 3-12 mark in conference play.
- The Wolf Pack are 1-6 on the road in conference play, with the sole victory coming on Jan. 19 at Fresno State 68-61. Nevada is 2-10 away from Lawlor Events Center on the year with the additional victory coming against Washington (Dec .8).
- Nevada has lost six straight, last winning at home against Air Force Feb. 9.
- The Wolf Pack own the third best free throw shooting percentage in the conference, connecting on 72.3 percent of their attempts from the charity stripe.
- Nevada allows its opponents to shoot a Mountain West high of 47.0 percent from the field through conference play.
- Senior guard Malik Story leads the team in scoring (16.6) and field goal percentage (39.8). Those marks rank as fourth and sixth, respectively, in the Mountain West.
- Story leads the Mountain West in three-pointers made, hitting 42 throughout conference play. Story tied a season-high seven made three-pointers against Colorado State in the first meeting between the two schools on Feb. 6.
- Junior guard Jerry Evans Jr. leads the team in rebounding, grabbing 5.9 per conference game, tied for the ninth-highest total in the MW.
- Head Coach David Carter owns a 74-56 record during his four years at the school.
Series vs. Nevada
- Saturday's game between the Rams and Wolf Pack marks the 12th in the series between the programs, dating back to the first meeting - a 42-32 Nevada home win - Dec. 20, 1946.
- Nevada holds a 6-5 advantage in the all-time series.
- The Rams and Wolf Pack are tied 2-2 in games played in Fort Collins. Nevada won the most recent matchup in Moby 82-76 on Dec. 2, 2008.
- CSU, which won the first meeting of the season at Nevada (73-69) on Feb. 6, has not defeated the Wolf Pack twice in a row since the 1997-98 (63-60) and 1998-99 (66-49) seasons.
A win over Nevada will...
- Be a program record 24th win, surpassing the previous high set by the 1988-89 squad that totaled 23 wins en route to a Western Athletic Conference championship and trip to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
- Mark the Rams' 11th conference victory, establishing a record for the team as a member of the Mountain West, and tying the most since CSU won 11 during the 1995-96 season as a member of the WAC.
- Even the series record at 6-6 and improve the Rams mark against the Wolf Pack in Moby to 3-2.
- Mark CSU's second consecutive win over Nevada, the first time the Rams have done so since the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons.
- Give the Rams their 16th home victory, tying the 1987-88 squad for the most wins at home in program history.
- Secure either a No. 2 or No. 3 seed in next week's Mountain West tournament, depending upon the result of UNLV's home contest vs. Fresno State.
Eustachy with chance to make history
- Colorado State head coach Larry Eustachy has an opportunity to not only lead the Rams to a school-record 24th victory on Saturday, but also has a chance to do something that no other coach in NCAA history has.
- With a win, Eustachy would be the first coach in NCAA Division I history to win at least 24 games in a single season with five different DI programs.
- Eustachy is currently one of just three coaches - along with Tim Floyd and Cliff Ellis - to ever take four different DI programs to 24 or more wins in a single season.
- Eustachy, who has 11 total 20-win seasons in his career, reached the 24-victory plateau in 1992-93 at Idaho (24-8), 1997-98 at Utah State (25-8), 2011-12 at Southern Miss (25-9) and twice at Iowa State in 1999-00 (32-5) and 2000-01 (25-6).
20 and counting
- Colorado State captured its 20th victory of the season Feb. 13 vs. San Diego State, marking the second-consecutive season with 20 victories, and the eighth overall in program history.
- Five of the previous seven 20-win seasons have ended in NCAA tournament berths, while the 1996-97 Rams finished 20-9 and made a trip to the NIT. The 1997-98 squad also finished 20-9 but did not play in the postseason.
School-record win total
- The Rams captured their school-record tying 23rd victory on Wednesday at Wyoming (78-56), and enter Saturday's regular-season finale against Nevada with a chance to break the mark.
- The record was originally set during the 1988-89 season, when the program went 23-10 and made the first of two consecutive NCAA tournament appearances.
20-win debut seasons in MW
- Having led Colorado State to the 20-victory plateau following the Rams' Feb .13 victory over San Diego State, CSU head coach Larry Eustachy became the seventh head coach in MW history to accomplish that feat in his first year in the league.
- Other MW head coaches to have 20-win seasons in their inaugural campaigns are: Ray Giacoletti (29-6 in 2004-05 at Utah), Dave Rice (26-9 in 2011-12 at UNLV), Jeff Bzdelik (24-7 in 2005-06 at Air Force), Steve Alford (24-9 in 2007-08 at New Mexico), Larry Shyatt (21-12 in 2011-12 at Wyoming) and Dave Rice (20-9 in 2005-06 at BYU).
Experience counts
- Colorado State ranks among the nation's most experienced teams, and is the top-rated team in the Mountain West in terms of average class year per minute played, according to StatSheet.com.
- The Rams average of 3.48 ranks fourth nationally behind Valparaiso (3.78), Middle Tennessee St. (3.53) and Ohio (3.49).
- Combined, the top four schools are 96-26 (.787) this year.
Rams boast NCAA's top rebounding tandem
- Colorado State's senior frontcourt of Pierce Hornung and Colton Iverson ranks as the No. 1 rebounding tandem in the country, combining to average 18.9 rebounds per game entering Saturday's contest vs. Nevada.
- Iverson leads the Rams averaging 9.7 rebounds per game but Hornung is just behind him pulling down 9.2, making the duo the only teammates in the country averaging more than 9.0 boards per game apiece.
A winning era
- Colorado State's fourth-year seniors – Dorian Green, Pierce Hornung and Greg Smith – have been a part of 78 wins during their careers at CSU (entering Saturday's regular-season finale vs. Nevada).
- That total is now third in program history for wins in a four-year period, on win behind the No. 2 mark in program history (79) sete from 1986-87 to 1989-90
- The school record for wins in a four-year period is 81 victories from 1987-88 to 1990-91. The team would need 26 wins in 2012-13 to tie that record.
- The 2012-13 team has tied the record for wins in a single season (23) matching the 1988-89 squad.
Looking ahead
- Colorado State (23-7, 10-5 MW) heads to Las Vegas, Nev., for the 2013 Reese's Mountain West Basketball Championships, March 12-16 at the Thomas & Mack Center.
- The Rams will open play in the quarterfinals as either the No. 2, 3 or 4 seed depending on the results of Saturday's Mountain West finales for UNLV (vs. Fresno State) and San Diego State (at Boise State).


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that's awesome.. what ballpark budjet is needed to get something like that done??? must be sweet!
Keith: Well, as I imagine you've seen other knowledgeable folks say, it ain't cheap. Obviously the final cost depends on tons of things, but I recall Ben at Rogue telling me when I first checked with him a couple of years ago to count on about $20K if someone's doing the work for you. He's right on the mark. I probably spent north of $12K on "major" parts alone. (total purchased parts count ran north of 200 items). That's a lightly used engine, harness, DME & cluster; used tranny (two actually....story for another day & lot's of beer
); entire rear suspension & brakes, diff; brand new 3.91 R&P and $$ to install. $140 for a TMS chassis kit and at least 10x that to put it in properly. New CSL headers & euro cats. Labor to extend the O2 sensor cables. Labor to properly locate & mount the M3 windshield washer tank. Labor to install & properly route various new wires & sensors not originally part of the 323. Rogue LTW flywheel, clutch, SSK, pulleys. And more parts. And down time. And lot's of troubleshooting & a couple of EWS units & finally a new ignition column lockset and key. Some more parts & labor and headscratching. And that's pretty much just the beginning (jk). Well, not really kidding. Like all good things, the devil's in the details. Want it to look like it rolled out of the factory? Spend $$ on factory parts & lot's of labor. Want to drive without CEL's & codes & pass emissions? Spend $$ on troubleshooting & more labor. You get the idea. Can you cobble something together & hang sh1t with ty-wraps & duct tape? Sure.
I'd do it again. I'd never do it to a coupe. Possibly to a sedan.
I always get a rise when I see guys on this board blab on about how it shouldn't cost much, just drops right in! You know they're beyond clueless and just hope no-one takes the advice seriously.
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I want this for mine too
Thanks Gunnar. Yours has always been one of the nicest cars here IMHO. I try to go for tasteful & yours is all about that.
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330i ZHP
stealth - how hard was it to install the M3 motor?
Interestinlgly Stuart, the mechanical side of this swap is so straightforward as to be stupid-simple. Across the model range, the chassis' are virually identical when it comes to the key hard-mounting points. Thus the entire drivetrain literally bolts right in. If it were only that, the world would be filthy with these monsters by now. But these days (as opposed to the late Cretaceous period, when I cut my teeth on car mods) it's all about CAN bus communications, firmware updates, software, and making processors in multiple modules talk to one-another without starting any arguments. It's this EE/Software sh1t (can you tell I'm a MechE
) that turns out to be the key to making something like this go properly and, hence, where much of the mod cost lies (at least the first time around).
Looking forward to hearing about your ESS mods soon!
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Do you have installed M3 cluster or still using your old one?
woobs: M3 cluster. Came from the Donor M3 along with the engine, harness & DME. Best done this way since the DME, Cluster, & LKM, EWS all look to one another and need to hand shake & get happy at start-up.
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Nice setup... so how does it drive. I hope you upgraded the brakes from the stock ones in the dhop pictures... Any idea how much power it is putting out with the headers/cats or is it close to stock euro -- 343hp
what exhaust are you putting on?
you and 330ZHP make us with stock engine 325s
How does it drive? One helluva lot different than the original 323 step, that's for sure . Being able to spin the PS2's shifting into 2nd is pretty fun. Playing it "straight" (w/DSC off) can get pretty crazy. Need to be careful with the throttle, especially in tight turns or it'll swap ends in a heartbeat. Reminds me of my old 911's. It's early days yet, but I'm pretty sure I'll need to reduce oversteer with a bigger front bar and/or wider wheels & tires in back if I can squeeze 'em in.
Shifting at 8000 and then accelerating from 5K in the next gear makes for a race-car like soundtrack. That blaat, blaaat, blaaaat thing.
As for brakes, I have the 332 mm 4-pot Brembo's (black) up front & stock M3 bits out back. They're more than adequate for now. It's a hoot to take someone for a ride who's pretty much clueless as to the braking capability of these M-cars. They're reasonably white-knuckled under hard acceleration into 3rd, pushing 80 in about 7-8 seconds. Then absolutely frightened when I get hard on the brakes and stop faster than they ever thought was possible
. Most folks find that more astoundiung than hard acceleration. I'd like to upgrade to 345's in front at some point since I have a red Brembo rear add-on caliper kit waiting. But that's all bling at this point. Not to say I don't fall for tasteful bling here and there!
Not really certain about the output. Will probably run up to BHS and get it on Joel's dyno just to see.
I took the Dinan muffler off (was on the original 323i !! It's nothing more than a tin can. Nothing in it but a single baffle) and now have an original ZHP in place. Definitely quiets things down, but also seems to sound "rougher". Hard to describe. Not really what I'm after. I need to check in with Ben Liaw to see if he's come up with any good solutions for this.
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the wagon will be 330zhp ts2+ and the sedan will be 330zhp ts3 and both will be 6spd
I haven't been following the FI threads for a while, but assume the TS2 will push the S54 pretty hard and the TS3 would walk me. Then again I'm running a 3.91 so things should be pretty close up to maybe 80 or so when the TS3 HP advantage starts to show. Not that street racing is of much interest to me, but would be an interesting comparo.
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I'm in the same boat but I after reading all the replies... I'm sure this is what is going on with mine... I too looked at old pics of me. In college I had waist length hair! I don't recall getting frequent trims. Maybe only once a year.
Then YEARS later, I got it cut short and kept up with trims every 8 weeks. I also told people, my hair won't grow past the length that it's at - above shoulder length. BUT, I was getting a typical trim. Where they wet hair down and pull it straight and take off a half inch. DUH! There goes any growith. I had my hair lightened last summer and my hair does grow because the root grew back very dark. I got about a half inch growth a month. But no length because of the trims.
I found a pic of me from about 3 years ago where my hair was getting length. I was going to a stylist who cut like the devachan trims -- she just sculpted the curls. I was getting disappointed in her cutting because I felt the sides and top were getting too heavy and I couldn't talk her into giving me shorter layers so.... I go to a typical salon and they really butchered my hair!
I had VERY short layers (like I asked) but my hair is fine and thin and I looked like I had very little hair. I cried for days over that one!
I haven't been happy with my hair for the past year and I finally found another stylist who trained with Lorraine at Devachan and she explained to me what she has planned for me. I went in for a trim and she sculpted the curls a bit but didn't do the typical trim.
She told me that I need to be patient and wait it out. I need to allow these shorter layers grow out. Once everything has grown out, then she can re-shape everything to the shape that I want. I'm in the horrible stage right now. I HATE my hair! I've got an appointment on Thurs. afternoon with her because the back of my hair comes to a point - much longer in the back than the sides and I feel like I have a mullet
I want to ask her if she can possibly just cut the back shorter to match up a little bit more.
I'm taking her a picture of me when I was getting my hair cut by the last devachan stylist. Because that's how I want my hair to look eventually. BUT, with a few more layers.
Did I just get off subject?? LOL.
I know my hair can grow length because I have the pics from only a few years back. I think it's very important to find a CURLY stylist tho.
Because they know that curlies need sculpting rather than the typical cut/trim that straighties get.
I called Aveda and asked if they had a curly stylist and I get this everytime I call anywhere because they want the business - so they lie. They said, "oh yes, that would be so and so. She knows curly hair." Yeah, right
I learned my lesson on that one. I've fallen for that before and they wet my hair down, stretch it out and cut like straight hair!! UGH.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - More migrant workers deserted China's coastal regions last year, as lower living costs and proximity to home trumped higher wages, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security said.
Data published on Thursday found the number of migrants working in China's eastern coastal region decreased by 0.2 percent in 2013, compared with a 9.4 percent increase in central China.
"Lower costs of living and a closer proximity to home and family mean that the attractiveness of these regions will only increase," said Yang Zhiming, the ministry's vice head.
The move inland by workers mirrors the relocation among factories to western China to take advantage of lower costs. For instance, Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest contract electronics maker, moved its main operations to inland provinces such as Henan and Shanxi.
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China's cheap hubs for low-skill export manufacturing along the Southern Pearl River Delta and the area around Shanghai were one of the main drivers of the country's breakneck growth over the past three decades.
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Steamboat Springs School District weighs plan to improve energy efficiency of its campuses
June 3, 2013
Annual energy costs by building
Steamboat Springs High School: $261,449
Steamboat Springs Middle School: $136,903
Strawberry Park Elementary School: $86,584
Soda Creek Elementary School: $81,455
Human Resources Center: $76,370
Bus barn: $13,833
Total: $656,595
Superintendent review
The Steamboat Springs School Board on Monday night concluded its meeting by conducting Superintendent Brad Meeks' year-end performance review in executive session. Board President Brian Kelly said after the review the board is "very much leaning" toward offering Meeks a contract extension.
Meeks, who in 2011 came to Steamboat from Farmington Area Public Schools in Minnesota, is finishing his second year with the district.
Steamboat Springs — The Steamboat Springs School District is looking into making some significant capital upgrades to its school buildings that could save millions of dollars in utility costs over the next 15 years.
An energy services company told the district Monday night that by using a system called energy performance contracting, it could pay for capital projects that improve the energy efficiency of its buildings with the savings the projects generate.
Superintendent Brad Meeks recommended that the board approve spending about $8,000 to have Navitas, a Kansas-based company that specializes in energy performance contracting, better study the potential upgrades and come back with a plan to consider.
The company already has spent some time analyzing the district's four campuses and its central office along with three years' worth of utility data.
"I think the potential payoff is great and obviously it helps us save energy and provide some capital infusion," Meeks said.
The board voted unanimously to allow Navitas' study of its buildings and the potential efficiency upgrades to continue.
Koby Kampschroeder, a representative with Navitas, told the board his initial study of the district projects it could generate nearly $4 million in energy savings in 15 years by investing $3 million in capital projects that would range from replacing old boilers and windows to installing motion light sensors in some school buildings.
He said the projection anticipates a 3 percent annual increase in utility costs for the district.
The company would guarantee an amount of energy savings but not a drop in the cost of utilities that are dependent on the rates.
His review of the schools found multiple opportunities for cost savings at each campus.
Finance Director Dale Mellor said there may be no better time, economically speaking, to embark on the projects.
He added the district has been approached by Wells Fargo Bank to participate in a lease purchase program that could be used to fund the improvements.
Mellor and School Board members advocated against funding any of the projects with a bond referendum.
"I don't think the economic times get any better to do a project like this because of the low interest (rates) and a lot of people are looking for work," Mellor said. "I think we could get a competitive bid."
The district currently spends more than $600,000 annually in utility costs, and ot puts on a contest each year to see which building can save the most energy.
Soda Creek this year won the challenge when it reduced its energy usage by more than 14 percent and saved nearly $1,400 compared with 2012.
Budget approved
Near the end of the Monday meeting, the School Board voted, 4-1, to approve the district's 2013-14 budget.
The only disagreement about the budget proposal came when board member Rebecca Williams questioned why the district was eliminating one half of a counseling position at Steamboat Springs High School.
Williams voted against the approved budget.
Her concern was shared by a district counselor who asked the board to spare the department from the cut.
Meeks said the district feels "there still will be adequate counseling support at the high school with this minor reduction."
The approved budget does not include any major program cuts, and includes more state revenue for the first time in five years, according to district officials.
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Anand, Jan 1: At least two pregnant women from Hadgud village in this district have pledged to name their child, if born a son, as Saddam Hussein after the deposed Iraqi President who was hanged.
Over 70 per cent of the people in Hadgud are Muslims. Iklas Banu is a teacher who already has a three-year-old girl whom she has named Saira Banu. This teacher, who has MA and B.Ed degrees to boast of, says she will surely name her second child as Saddam if it is a boy.
''It was wrong to hang Saddam Hussein. Had he been allowed to live in prison, he would have realised his follies and felt bad about his misdeeds some day,'' says Iklas. Saddam Hussein was not offered an opportunity to repent for his crimes, she says.
''Saddam Hussein was like a lion. That is why he refused to wear the black hood at the time of his execution,'' says Saida Banu, another Hadgud resident who too has resolved to name her yet-to-be-born son as Saddam.
Unlike the highly-educated Iklas, Saida, however, had to discontinue studies following the Vadodara riots in which her house too was burnt. Saida later married Ilyas and shifted to Hadgud. The couple has a five-year-old son Kabir and Saida has vouched that if her second child is also a son, she will name him as Saddam.
Saddam Hussein was a prisoner of war and his execution will not erase his memory from people's mind, says Saida. The woman, who could not study beyond the seventh standard, is aware of the opposition to the capital punishment by the US Human Rights body and says that there had been haste in ''murdering'' Saddam Hussein.
Interestingly during the 1991 Gulf War, over 40 women in Mahuda village in Kheda district had named their new-born sons as ''Saddam''.


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Aaron Brown and Matt Bingaya established career-highs with 24 and 21 points respectively, as Southern Miss rallied on its home floor once again to beat UTEP, 77-68, on Saturday in Hattiesburg.
For the third straight time, the Miners (20-8, 10-3 C-USA) had a decent lead in the second half at Reed Green Coliseum but couldn't come away with a victory. They were up by 13 points on the Golden Eagles in the second period in 2011, nine points in 2013 and nine points on Saturday.
In their last three trips to Hattiesburg, the Miners have outscored the Golden Eagles 89-73 in the first half and have gotten outscored 113-69 in the second half.
The Golden Eagles (23-5, 10-3 C-USA) outscored the Miners 46-30 in the second half on Saturday after trailing by as many as 12 points in the first 20 minutes.
"Southern Miss did a fine job in the second half of playing with more physicality than we did," UTEP coach Tim Floyd said. "They rebounded better than we did. They got to loose balls better than we did. They had a lot of second chance opportunities."
Shooting for an eighth straight conference road win that would break the school record, the Miners came out sharp. They took their largest lead of the half, 31-19, on a Julian Washburn dunk with 3:25 remaining in the half.
Southern Miss outscored the Miners 7-3 in the last minute and a half of the period, trimming an 11-point deficit down to seven (38-31).
UTEP shot 56 percent in the first half and held Southern Miss to 41.7 percent. The Miners came out of halftime with nobody in serious foul trouble.
That changed in a hurry.
Matt Willms picked up two fouls - his third and fourth respectively - in the first two minutes of the half. Cedrick Lang picked up two fouls - his third and fourth respectively - in the first three minutes of the second half.
"They drove us early and we picked up fouls on our big guys, which really affected the game in the second half," Floyd said.
Then the Golden Eagles started raining in three pointers - particularly from Brown, who finished 5-for-9 from beyond the arc (3-for-5 in the second half).
Brown hit triples on back-to-back possessions at the 16:00 and 15:20 mark of the second half. Suddenly the UTEP lead was down to three (47-44).
Then, after the Miners pushed the lead to five (49-44) on a jumper by John Bohannon with 14:13 to go, the Golden Eagles went on a 12-3 run. Neil Watson's three pointer, with 12:32 to go, put Southern Miss in the lead (51-49) for the first time since it was 16-15.
UTEP went up 57-56 on a Vince Hunter free throw with 8:34 left. That was the Miners' last lead of the game.
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"They played better than we did in all areas," Floyd said. "We gave up too high of a percentage from the field and the three-point line."
Hunter was a one-man wrecking crew in the first half, scoring 18 points on 6-of-7 shooting both from the field and the line. He matched his career high with 26 points. Bohannon and Washburn joined him in double figures with 12 points each.
"Vince Hunter played well, but I'm sure he'd like to have a win versus his point total. He did a nice job," Floyd said. "Julian Washburn and C.J. Cooper both did a fine job defensively up front on [Jerrold] Brooks and [Neil] Watson, two guys that make them work. We did a good job on [Daveon] Boardingham. We got killed by guys like Chip Armelin and Brown and Bingaya, guys who have kind of been auxiliary players for their team."
The Miners, who hadn't allowed more than 61 points in a conference road game this season, yielded 77 - the second-most they have given up in a C-USA contest this season.
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We'll be coming in from Houma on the morning of the game and looking for a good tailgate.
Happy to share expense. Please PM me if you'd like to exchange cell #'s.
My biggest worry right now is parking. I'm going to be coming into NO from Biloxi on Saturday afternoon/evening and of course, on Sunday afternoon/evening. I know NOLARaven and Mr T have suggested parking on Canal Street and then using the streetcars to get to the Superdome. But what about the French Quarter? I did find that you can reserve parking in a lot on Iberville St:http://www.premiumparking.com/park/l...ns-nola/145-2/ Is that a good location for parking on Saturday and/or Sunday? How would getting into and out of this garage be traffic wise? If I'm visiting the French Quarter before the game Sunday, can I get a streetcar directly from there to the Superdome?
EDIT: Looks like, as with a lot of things, this garage is booked. I would still like to know a few good places to park close to the FQ for Saturday and Sunday.
- on Decatur (southern edge of French Quarter), between the French Market and the Mississippi River levee, behind Cafe du Monde and the French Market
- on Canal, in a downtown shopping center across Canal from the Doubletree Hotel
- on North Rampart (northern edge of French Quarter), in a garage between Bienville and Iberville
Threre is a map of French Quarter on a pdf link from http://www.frenchquarter.com/shoppin...letteStory.php
We have tried parking downtown during Mardis Gras several times, gave up, and wound up taking the streetcar from the Tulane/Garden District area. If there's a chance for parking at any of these lots, it would be by heading into downtown very early.
If you get skunked, then you would have the option to drive out Canal past 1-10 to take the streetcar back to the S Rampart Street or next stop or two, then walk downriver a block into the Quarter. Based on some new info gleaned from some back & forth last night with the ever-helpful NOLA Ravens Fan, I have decided to pick up the streetcar at the end of the Canal Street line at the New Orleans Museum of Art, which you can find on Google maps at One Collins C. Diboll Circle, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana 70124.
The streetcar runs all day every 1/2 hour, on the hour and the 1/2 hour; see schedule at http://www.norta.com/Maps_Schedules/...ex.html?ID=48#
Regardless of how you get there, plan on meeting up with our Lot J tailgate crew at the Jackson statue in the middle of Jackson Square at 2pm both weekend days.
For those looking at brokers for tickets, try bigredtickets.com. I bought my tickets from them (no other affiliation) and noted that they do not add a surcharge or any fees.
Probably already answered in this thread somewhere but anyone know where the Raven's fans will be partying Saturday night? I'm sure Bourbon Street will be crazy.
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A friend of mine got a 383 built by a local guy who builds engines. The guy said its balanced and such but its an externally balanced rotating assembly and he told my friend that he has to get a weight to bolt to the flexplate to get the balance correct.... how did the engine builder have it balanced if he didn't have the weight in hand? The guy asked me if I knew I had never heard of this before. I told him I would pull the bottom end and send it to someone else to have it balanced correctly with the appropriate externally balanced flexplate. Will any externally balanced sbc flex plate do? Was there a standard size weight for these? Can you get away with using the little weights that bolt on? He said he has the weight but it hits the starter or something so I told him hes probably better off just having it redone somewhere else with the appropriate flex plate. Any input? Im not sure on this one... Thanks!
There are two ways of getting there:
1) Use a 400 flexpate that has the counter balance welded to it.
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I have to agree that you need a different balance shop as if this guy has a problem with the weight hitting the starter then something wasn't done correctly. If your friend wants, the crank can be made to balance internally by the addition of heavy "Mallory" metal into the counterweights. That would use a netural balanced damper and flexplate. Ask your new machinist about his/her recommendations.
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- Nov 7, 2006 | 12:45 PM EST
- Frontpaged November 8, 2006
- Daily Feature November 8, 2006
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Author Comments
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Jew mexic-ho
unnnh reminds me of the good old days of having all kinds of ketamine stuffed up my nasal cavity, The good old days of Albu-Cracky.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
nice effort man!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Finally :)
This was really great man, I've always wanted to see this song animated and you've done a great job. I love the various expressions, the character designs, and the added things that really do everything justice. The weasel chewing on an eye gets me every time.
And I'll end the review with the standard "keep up the good work", so keep up the good work.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
it's very impressive that you were able to make the whole song. i am very familiar with it. unfortunately, that may have raised my expectations a little too high. i'm not entirely crazy over the graphic style, and i would have done some parts a little differently but nevertheless, the entire song animated well in one movie is definitely deserving of praise.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
at first when it started i thought this was going to be another boring, tweening flash that looks the same as any other one, but by the last couple minutes I was really liking it. I especially liked the song, but the animation fit well, too!