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What 35 says makes sense. I just had the windows in my coupe (36 ford)installed, then the door windows had to be replaced, crank windows and power windows will often be different sizes, crank windows a touch smaller. My glass guy installed ALL my glass for $300, this is a 5 window. For that kind o money, I will watch the expert work and not have to worry about messing something up.
If you don't have rust or silicone problems, they are not hard to get apart. Look at the door and see what it takes to get the channel loose, the metal that holds the window at the bottom. Then it's mostly a matter of turning the window one way or another to pop it out. One thing most folks tend to do is over-think the process, these cars are made in a factory where speed in assembly is essential, there is usually an easy way to do anything. And most makes of cars will do things the same way, there's not that many ways to skin a cat. Good luck. Dan
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Great Britain 16-30 New Zealand
Great Britain were made to pay for poor defending as New Zealand emerged victorious in the first of the three-Test series at Ewood Park.
The home side led 10-6 at half-time after a late try by Leon Pryce.
But in the second half Karl Pratt, in particular, struggled under the high ball allowing the visitors some crucial tries.
Winger Henry Fa'filli claimed a second-half hat-trick, becoming the first Kiwi to score three tries against Great Britain in 95 years of Tests.
Nigel Vagana added two tries before Jamie Peacock cut the gap late on.
The home side made the better start with captain Andy Farrell leading by example.
Farrell scored the game's opening points, a penalty, after the tourists were caught offside in the fifth minute.
Great Britain were also given a let-off in the ninth minute when hooker Richard Swain darted over from dummy half but Stuart Fielden and Keiron Cunningham prevented him grounding the ball.
Soon after, Farrell landed another penalty but it was not long before New Zealand got off the mark when scrum-half Stacey Jones went over for a try which was converted by Richard Swain.
Farrell brought up his ton of points for Great Britain levelling the match at 6-6 when he scored a simple chance from in front of the posts after 22 minutes.
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Leeds star Kevin Sinfield, looking more than comfortable at stand-off, created the opening before receiving the ball back from Jamie Peacock and sent Pryce sprinting over in the right corner.
The second half belonged to the visitors as Robbie Paul set up Vagana on 42 minutes after hesitation by Pratt and Keith Senior.
Pratt was again the culprit five minutes later as Jones tried the same method of attack.
The Lions left winger spilled the ball as he attempted the catch and this time it was Fa'afili who was on hand to touch down and make it 14-10.
Britain lacked nothing in commitment but they lost the hard-working Stuart Fielden after a clash of heads with Jerry Seu Seu and Morley was placed on report after running into the same player moments later.
Tempers were also showing signs of beginning to fray with Morley particularly treading a fine line as Britain tried to battle their way back to parity.
But another error by Pratt let in Fa'afili again and just four minutes later the New Zealander got in again with Swain making his first conversion for a 14 point lead.
With six minutes to go, a Jamie Peacock try, converted by Farrell restored some pride.
But almost on full time, Vagana claimed his second try to complete Great Britain's misery and leave New Zealand celebrating.
Worse was to follow for Great Britain with the news that hooker Keiron Cunningham is a major doubt for next Saturday's second Test with a suspected dislocated elbow.
Great Britain: G Connolly (Wigan); L Pryce (Bradford), M Gleeson (St Helens), K Senior (Leeds), K Pratt (Leeds); K Sinfield (Leeds), P Deacon (Bradford); S Fielden (Bradford), K Cunningham (St Helens), B McDermott (Leeds), A Farrell (Wigan, capt), A Morley (Sydney Roosters), M Forshaw (Bradford). Subs (from): P Anderson (Bradford), J Peacock (Bradford), C Joynt (St Helens), D Orr (Castleford), L Gilmour (Bradford).
New Zealand: R Paul (Bradford); H Fa'afili (NZ Warriors), N Vagana (Canterbury), C Toopi (NZ Warriors), F Meli (NZ Warriors); L Hohaia (NZ Warriors), S Jones (NZ Warriors, capt); J Seu Seu (NZ Warriors), R Swain (Brisbane), P Rauhihi (Canterbury), A Lauiti'iti (NZ Warriors), S Kearney (Melbourne), A Guttenbeil (NZ Warriors). Subs: D Solomona (Parramatta), M Betham (NZ Warriors), T Puletua (Penrith), L Swann (NZ Warriors).
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Although I'm typically not one to brag, I have to make sure I point out that Ken and I had went 3-1 with out picks for the games over the weekend, while Jimmy B finished 2-2.
I do feel bad that Ken's Broncos went down, but playing teams with retiring superstars can do that to you. Plus, now we get the "Flacco Fling" to put alongside the "Hail Mary" and the "Immaculate Reception" as some of the greatest pass plays of all time. A second-by-second look at the play, from the NYTimes:
Some thoughts on this weekend's games:
The Patriots just keep on rolling...
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It may have seemed like a tough start for the Pats - give up a 90+ yard kickoff return to open the game, then lose Gronkowski to a broken arm (again), and Danny Woodhead to a thumb.
But, no need to panic, this is New England after all. Enter Shane Vereen. Three TD's and 124 all purpose yards later, Patriots fans are saying, "Rob who??"
The weapons this team has are just incredible...it sort of makes you wonder who else is wandering around on their sidelines waiting to score multiple TD's.
Welker was fantastic, despite several drops in the first half, Aaron Hernandez is every bit the TE that Gronk is (although the two are lethal in the game together), and Vereen looks like Welker 2.0 to me - fast, elusive, and can play out of the slot, wide, or out of the backfield.
Plus, there's that Brady guy under center that's not too shabby in the postseason.
The biggest thing I took away from the Pats game - the New England defense is much better than in years past. Between Hightower's power bomb, and Ninkovich being too much for the Texans to handle, it was quite a showing.
It's New England's best offense...probably ever...this season, and a top two defense. Brady and company look to have the Lombardi Trophy clearly in the crosshairs again.
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I don't think anyone can dispute the performance of the QB's this weekend. Matty Ice finally got his postseason win, Tom Brady cemented himself as one of, if not the greatest postseason QB of all time, and rookie Colin Kaepernick took a big step into the spotlight.
Just for fun, take a look at the following stat lines, and see if you can guess which QB from this past weekend belongs to which career postseason stat line... (answers below)
1. 17-6, 41 TD, 20 INT (should be pretty easy...)
4. 1-0, 2 TD, 1 INT (and 181 rushing yds with 2 rush TD...)
Down go the Broncos
Is anyone really that shocked (outside of Jim Brinson). The Ravens are team playing with house money which makes them extremely dangerous, and with all the karma right now - see: Ray Lewis retirement party.
Manning didn't have an awful game, but I'll bet he sure wishes he had that INT back. In a game where defense was supposed to be king, it was the offenses that ended up putting on a show.
As good as Manning has been throughout his career, the postseason has never been his brightest time. Remember, little brother Eli has more rings than Peyton. I'll also contend I'd rather have the other QB in this game in the playoffs...
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The answers of the little QB quiz from earlier:
1. Tom Brady
2. Joe Flacco
3. Matt Ryan
4. Colin Kaepernick
5. Peyton Manning
6. Aaron Rogers
7. Russel Wilson
8. Matt Schaub
Based on those numbers, maybe we shouldn't be as hard on Flacco - he's made the postseason each year in his five year career, and hasn't been bad.
Dig a little deeper, and its even more impressive - the past two seasons, Flacco has thrown for at least 2 TD in each of his postseason games, with just one total INT.
Flacco's overall rating is just under 80.0, but is hampered by some real clunkers early in his career. The past three postseasons, Flacco's average rating is over 100 (101.8), and the past two its even higher (108.6).
A look at the three year average for another player, last name Brady, shows his average rating to be 98.0, with a two year average of 100.3.
Although QB rating is certainly not the only, nor the best, way to determine a QB's worth in the postseason (I prefer to look at his hands and see how much bling he's wearing...), It's hard to dispute the Flacco has been more effective than most when it counts.
Falcons win, finally get the monkey off their back
Well, Mike Smith and Matt Bryant certainly did their best to deny Matt Ryan his first playoff win, but in the end, the Dirty Birds prevailed.
Why Smith called a timeout with :13 seconds left instead of running it down to :02 is beyond me. To follow that up, why Matt Bryant suddenly decided a squib kick and an onsides kick are the same thing is just as mind boggling.
I'll be honest - if there were 5 more seconds on the clock, Seattle wins the game and advances to the NFC Championship Game. I have no doubt that Wilson could throw a ball down the middle of the field, and take a timeout with just a few ticks left on the clock to kick the game winner.
Yes, Atlanta did win, and thats what counts, but I still don't feel good about this team moving forward. Give credit to Matt Ryan for throwing two gutsy passes right down the gut when it counted, but they got lucky in this one.


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The countdown to Oscar night is on! The star power, the fashion–and sure, the films–this entertainment trifecta could be improved by only one thing: a menu to match all the red-carpet glamour.
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Make sure you leave room for the main event! These five picks pack a powerful nutritional punch, and they're equally as appetizing. Even better: All except the halibut can be prepared in advance, so you can focus on the other party details.
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HEAD COACH Pat Summitt
(On Tennessee advancing to its 30th Sweet 16)
"I was really pleased. I thought we started out maybe a little slow. We stepped up and did a lot of good things. We got the ball inside and that was important."
(On DePaul playing hard)
"They did. There's no doubt about it. Obviously, Coach (Doug) Bruno is a great coach. He's a great motivator as well. I thought our team really responded, especially in the second half. Glory Johnson stepped up. She did a great job on the boards and we needed that. Even if she wasn't scoring a lot, she was doing other things to make up for it."
(On Tennessee's 20 turnovers making things more difficult)
"Absolutely. I think that's something that we have to be mindful of and really focus on."
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Holly Warlick
(Opening statement:)
"First let me start off by saying how wonderful and gracious DePaul has been for us here in this tournament. They've been very nice to us and they put on a wonderful job and my hats off to their athletic department. We appreciate your hospitality. To the game, I thought it was a battle. That's what seems to be surrounded by our team is just a hard-fought battle and Doug's team, playing us with seven people, is just incredible. I know he calls that team the `miracle seven' and they were. They battled and it took us 10 people to get the job done. But I'm proud of these young ladies. They fought hard. We didn't have a great shooting night but I thought when we needed stops, we got them. When we needed rebounds, we got them. So it was a great team effort. I'm proud of them and I'm proud that we're advancing to the Sweet Sixteen."
SENIOR FORWARD Glory Johnson
(On the team's improved defense in the postseason:)
"I think our defense definitely did a good job and it starts with the senior. I know we try to start off every game a lot stronger than we have. We try to bring the good `D'. We start off slow but it's our responsibility and that's one thing that we take pride in--our defense and our rebounding--because that's what the program is based off of and that's what we've learned since we were freshmen coming in. I think that starts all the energy on defense and when our defense is great, that's when our offense is great as well. We just try to rely on our defense and let our offense come."
(On if DePaul's scrappiness was a surprise:)
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Concrete has been painted. Is an overlay possible? Or can a deck be built over part of it? Its a big ugly mess.
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I've never used henna because I've only heard bad things about it in beauty school lol
I got that same training.. not so much of an LOL when you realize that the reason they teach this BS is that they don't know the truth. Then you believe them and never try henna for 25 years, waste God knows how much money, subject yourself and the environment to horrible dangerous chemicals, ruin your hair and never have the hair you want.
I can't believe I believed them. It's infuriating, actually.
I do understand the reason... that there are companies that call their product Henna but it is not pure henna and has horrible metallic salt dyes in them.. it's these dyes that hurt your hair, not the henna!!!!
You can get black with indigo, but it is a two step process. First you henna, then indigo. A long process for sure.
Semi permanent dyes may do what you want with little damage instead.
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Opening Comments:
"One of the players said in the locker room, sometimes it helps to win ugly, and we did win ugly today. I was extremely proud of my team when we were down four late in the game and we came back and tied it up and had a chance to win it at the end. I was extremely proud when they went ahead and we made a couple of baskets, 'Z' made a couple of free throws to put us back in the game. We didn't execute very well at all our last two possessions. We got a turnover and not a very good shot at all.
"And I feel badly, Jim Baron is one of the good guys, I mean, he really is, and something should have probably been called there at the end. I don't know what it was going to be. I don't know if our guy tripped over somebody else, but it looked weird and I feel badly that the game ended like that but we should not have been in that situation where we were that close to fouling a guy, also, because there was only going to be four or five seconds left and you don't foul a guy 60 feet from the basket.
"We have had tough luck this year with guys being banged up and being out of games and miracles happening against us, so we needed a win tonight and we got what we needed."
Can you talk about the work you did on the glass all night long? Was that something that you had an advantage from the start?
"Yes, one of the three things I put up on the board was to get the ball inside by pass or dribble, because we had a size advantage and we should do a good job in there. We didn't do a very good job of getting low enough, getting low post position. We were getting out eight or ten feet and giving an example in the first half. We had ten more offensive rebounds than they did, but they had two more points after their offensive rebounds, because we kept missing very close shots. So we talked about trying to finish some of those plays in the second half and get more opportunities and stay close on the boards.
"John Henson misses the dunk, but we end up chasing the ball down. And we got another loose ball there at the end of the game. They seemed to have gotten almost all of the 50/50 balls, even Marcus gets a rebound and turns around and dribbles it off the other guy's foot, and it goes to the floor and Larry reaches for it, and I forget which player from Rhode Island it was, dove for the basketball and they ended up getting it and it was their ball and they got a time-out. It was at a key point in the game and we cannot allow people to out-hustle us.
But yes, we did have an advantage because we were bigger but we didn't explore it as much as I would have liked."
Does an NIT win put a different face on this season for you and for the kids or not really?
"You know, I have a great appreciation of this tournament. I have a great appreciation of the tradition, the history of the NIT. If you win this tournament, you have to feel good about it.
"Now, is that your goal at the start of the season? Let's be honest. That's not our goal at the start of the season, but we put ourselves here. And so it would be a very positive thing for us because we put ourselves in this position because we didn't play as well as we needed to play. But then we accepted that and we tried to do the best we possibly could in this game. So from that viewpoint, it would be a positive spin on it but it would not be our dream and our goal.
"We enjoyed playing the last Monday night last year, and, you know, we played the last Thursday night this year. Playing the last Monday night is better, there's no question about that. But I do believe that if you're playing and if they keep playing until there's only one team standing, it's very important to be that one team standing."
You're starting to get used to this, having the ball in your hands the last few seconds, in this tournament?
"Yeah, you know, I feel those are the kind of situations I was bred for and one of the reasons why I came here. I feel like I have the confidence to make the plays down in the stretch that we need to make. I'm glad to have the ball in my hands in those situations."
Can you talk about your play in overtime? You played well.
"I had not played very well the whole game and tried to come out and help my team out in any way possible. Just ended up being able to make a few plays, and it helped us win the game."
On the game:
"Luckily, we made plays when we needed to. Down four with them on the free throw line, we were able to make plays. That's where we feel like we've been lacking all year. We made plays to allow ourselves to get lucky."
Where has this sense of urgency down the stretch come from?
"I don't know. This is a just a refocused team. It's a different mindset. We're just a little more focused."
Did you get a hand on the ball when Larry missed that last shot in overtime?
"I felt like I did. I thought I got a hand on the ball, but I felt like another teammate had it and I was just trying to get to it if there was anyway possible and not let them get a good shot off. I dived on the floor for the ball when it was rolling; just doing what a regular Carolina player would do."
Was there any contact when you were diving on the floor?
"No comment."
What does it mean to play for the NIT title?
"It means everything. We can change the whole season around, the outlook on the whole season with a championship. It's great to still be playing. A lot of people are at home right now that got to go to the NCAA Tournament, but we're taking this as an opportunity to keep playing, an opportunity to showcase our talent and an opportunity to appreciate that we had a second chance."


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94 Dodge 1500 with the 5.9 and auto trans. 160k (roughly) miles on it. Has a newer motor in it with about 95k. I swapped the motor in 2004 when the original blew up and left me in Bay City in the middle of a snowstorm Unfortunately, this happened while I was married to my ex, who did me a great favor and threw out all of my paperwork, so I don't have receipts for it anymore.
This truck was my trusty (and now rusty...) daily driver for a handful of years. Besides the motor, I was told it had a recent trans when I bought it (looked shiny and clean then). It shifts great. I added a big cooler and a temp gauge to it as well. I did some towing with it, but nothing abusive.
The A/C took a dump on me in 2005, so the evaporator core was replaced. I have not had to touch the A/C since then and it has continued (knock on wood) to blow ice cold. The heater core was done as a "might as well..." at that time too. I read the pressures this past summer on a hot day just for the heck of it and they did not indicate a problem.
Also had the rear end rebuilt in 2004. It has the 9.25 and was upgraded to the 3.92 ratio with a Trac Loc.
The truck needs an exhaust (mainly the muffler rusted out). The converter was MIA when I bought it. It had a performance muffler on it and sounded nice. It could also use some tires before the snow flies. They aren't bald, but also aren't so young anymore.
The biggest thing she needs is somebody to love her. I stopped using her as a daily driver 2 years ago when my daughter was born, but hung onto her as the boat tow-er / Home Depot machine. Somewhere in there we bought a ZJ with a hitch on it and the Dodge saw less and less use.
She's still a good truck with a lot of fairly recent major parts replaced (oh, the balljoints were replaced with Moog parts in 2004 too) and I think she has a lot of life left in her. She's getting rusty around the edges, but the doors were replaced under the rust warranty and are clean.
Price is $1600 OBO, but be reasonable. I'm open to trades but could really use the cash.
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Thanks. I thought so.
FWIW I have about $7,500 into this truck so it breaks my heart to even go this low but years, miles, and rust set the value rather than what I spent...
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Just remembered it has Rancho RSX shocks on it (done it '04 but that was really only about 25,000 miles ago). Also had a new fuel pump in 05 as well as new rear brake lines because I found one rusty spot when the tank was down for the pump.
This truck is a steal at $1600! Tow your toys in air conditioned comfort next summer!!!
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Rudimentary Shed Roofing Question
Well.... I wanted to build a simple triangular shed, my design which would have been sturdy, built to last, and an ego trip for me ;)
Of course my wife sees her garden as an ego trip for her... guess who won this one. :p
Long story short we now have a "cute" shed going up:
I have it all put together 'on the ground' as it were, next step is raising the walls, trusses, and then putting on the roof. So far except for the crappy wood that was included in the kit - no problems... I remediated that with 2x4 I had on hand.
Anyhow, there are no instructions for how to put the shingles on and I am curious as to how the transition is made with the composition stuff in the place on the roof where it changes slope on the side. Had it been a simple flat slope I'd not be asking, but having done exactly zero roofing and I wonder if I should just bend the sheets or if there is a better way that is not so obvious.
Thanks gentlemen!
Make a piece od apron using aluminum sheet to match the color scheme. It adds a trimmed look, while not risking having the shingle crack over the transition. If you make it with a drip lip, the drip lip bend will strengthen the face of the flashing and keep it more straight and less oil canning will occur.
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Welp.... I got the roof put on. FAR easier than I thought it would be.
I was concerned about bending the shingles and having them crack, having never roofed with anything much less asphalt 3 tabs before... Well a string of 100+ degree days +black paper +black shingles = serious heat absorbtion and this made things very easy to mold, the shingles just sagged into place, no cracking no bending no muss no fuss.
Anyhow now I have a new problem / challenge...
Here is my situation:
I recently put up a shed and have roofed it with moderatly inexpensive 3 tab shingles. I used heavy roofing paper below that. The instructions said to leave an overhang when doing the roofing and then cut it off to 1/2 inch when you are finished.
Well I finished, and it looks pretty good. I am sure you will laugh, but I used a combination square on each and every shingle tab and the course lines are NICE and straight....
Now the problem cometh... I need to cut through the asphalt shingles to make the requisite 1/2 inch overhang. When I was rough fiting them on the ground I used a straight edge and a razor knife and it worked out well, but since I will be cutting over my head and trying to maintain a 1/2 inch lip I can not use the straight edge and the razor knife has no backing to make a nice cut with.
So far I have tried using the razor knife, tin snips, and a sawzall on scrap.. nothing has given me the nice edge that I want.
I am usually cutting through 2 layers of shingles but there could be up to 4 in places. particularly at peak and three the base of the starter course.
I'd LOVE a hint as to how to cut this in a neat and semi-precise way.
Buy a pack of hook blades, they don't need anything to back them up when cutting. Also, I would cut from the top if possible, then you can use your straight edge. BTW even professional nail guns have a gauge for 3-tabs. If nobody used it, they wouldn't keep putting it on there. I use it on at least half of what I put on, just to check.
Also BTW, the shingles that "sagged" over that transition with 3 days of 100 degree weather, will probably crack with 3 days of 0 degree weather. That's why it was recommended to use flashing. It's not the end of the world, just keep an eye on it in the winter. If it cracks, expect to be changing it after the next rain...or worse yet...the next time snow melts off the roof.
Yes, I agree.
Sorry if I was not clear... I DID use the flashing / drip edging. I was trying to communicate that my concern about BENDING the shingles sort of melted away (excuse the pun :p ) because the material itself is obviously okay to bend to some degree (yea laugh I didnt know) and the heat made that very easy.
The edges along the rake (is that the right word?) did not bend down even though there is a 2_ inch overhang now. Thats what I want to take down to 1/2 inch.
I'll go ahead and try a hooked blade but cutting from the top wont be possible.
Was hoping there was a more elegant way to do this.
Thanks for the help gentlemen... I appreciate it.
I want to thank you for all of the help with the roofing project. The hooked knife worked great. I went out and got a hook blade linolium knife which in my pea brain I figured would be stouter and have less need of sharpening but I also got a replacement hook blade for the razor knife.
Long story short the linolium knife, though stouter and with more 'flat' to hold against the wood did not work well at all. The razor knife however worked quite well indeed. I waited for a very hot day and after 5 or so hours of black shingles absorbing the 103 degree heat, I went out and laid a 1/2 inch wide board against the side of the shed roof and simply drew the blade along the shingles. It was a little harder than cutting meat, but not by much.
Anyway, it looks pretty darned good even if it is me talking and the razor-hook-knife worked superbly in the hot shingles. Now all I have to put on the ridge shingles and build a cupola and then this roof is in the bag!
I almost wrote for advice on cleaning up the tar and roofing cement, but found that carburator cleaner did a marvelous job of taking the stuff off of my tools.
Flashing detail please
I'm building a shed with a similar style roof - haven't got to the roof yet.
Where can these aprons be bought? What thickness and dimensions should they be (ie. length of shed + 2 overhangs ? x ?") Should it be dressed under the underlayment? I'll be using 1/2" ply sheathing. What would be the correct length of roofing nail to use.
This is my very first post on this great site. Thanks in advance.:)
Use 1&1/4 nails. Cut the shingles off at the rake before nailing them down. Don't hang them over and cut later. It's for amateurs.
Where can I get the flashing
Thanks for the reply. Where can I get the flashing and have it bent to shape - or do you just bend it yourself?
Go to the lumber yard and ask for gutter flashing. It will come in 10 ft. pieces and there are a few colors to choose from. This would probably work the best for you.
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My amendments would protect the Diversity Immigration Visa Program and would authorize Congress or the Secretary of Homeland .security to redistribute unused STEM visas to other classes of immigrate visas.
As we work to resolve this nation's immigration issues; we must not rob Peter in order to pay Paul; unfortunately this bill eliminates as many visas as it creates.
As you already know, hundreds of thousands of immigrants become legal permanent residents (LPRs) of the United States every year. Only a small fraction of these visas, approximately 55,000, are through the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program.
H.R. 6429 attempt to increase the STEM Visa program is an admirable one; however, I firmly believe it should not come at the expense of the Diversity Immigration Visa Program.
I have long advocated for the need to increase the availability of qualified STEM trained professionals.
* The U.S. economic base has shifted from focusing on mainly manufacturing of durable goods to processing and analyzing information. In this information-driven economy, the most valuable assets are human resources in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields.
* The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that science and engineering occupations are projected to grow by 21.4% from 2004 to 2014, which is significantly higher than the projected growth of 13% in all other occupations during the same time period.
* Further more than 3 million job openings in STEM related fields will be created by 2018 that will require a bachelor's degree or higher (Georgetown Center on
Education and the Workforce).
* At our current rate, the United States falls short of those needs by more than a million workers (National Science Foundation).
* We can all agree that we must increase the amount of available professionals who are qualified to work in STEM fields.
* I have supported Rep. Lofgren's bill, H.R. 6412 which is a clean STEM Visa bill and creates a visa program for students graduating with advanced STEM degrees from U.S. research universities, WITHOUT eliminating the Diversity Visa Program .
* America's ability to extend its arms and welcome immigrants is more than a cultural tradition; it is a fundamental promise of our democracy.
* Our Constitution does not limit citizenship by background or birth. Instead, our nation is bound together by a shared love of liberty and a conviction
that all people are endowed by their Creator with the inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
* The Diversity Immigration Visa Program is designed to give a small percentage of immigrants the opportunity to attain a green card and live the American dream.
* According to CRS in 1994 only 10 countries were sending 100 or more diversity immigrants. FY 1994 was the final year of a transitional lottery which set aside 40% of theses visas for natives of Ireland.
* In 2009, 49% of the 4 7,8879 diversity immigrants came from Africa, which is only 11% pof the total number of 1.1 millin LPRS in FY 2009
* Europe sent 105 of all LPRS in FY 2009, but made up 28% of all diversity immigrants.
* Throughout our history programs such as the Diversity Visa Program not only increases the diversity by also the utility of our great nation.
* Emma Lazarus authored the sonnet "New Colossus" It was used to raise funds for the pedestal upon which the Statue of Liberty now stands.
Ms. Lazarus words are known to people all around the world "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
* In a stroke of irony, Emma whose words have endured the ages, would not be able to attend the unveiling of Lady Liberty because women were not allowed attend the ceremony.
* Today, we once again insult the very notion of what it means to be an American. This bill would deny access to the very people that Statue of Liberty has welcomed to our shores for centuries.
* I agree, most Democrats agree, and clearly many Republicans as well .... we need to increase the amount of STEM Visas. What should not and must not happen is trampling on what makes us Americans ... our diversity our acceptance of those who come to our shores for an opportunity.
* The Diversity Program allocates green cards to applicants from countries that have a low rate of emigration to the U.S.. These applicants are chosen through a random selection process and since the implementation of this program there has not been an argument that these individuals have been in any shape or form anything but valued members of our communities.
The U.S. Department of State reports that more than 4·5 million relatives of U.S. citizens and permanent residents are waiting for immigrant visas in the four family preference categories. There are only 226,ooo visas available each year. Currently, the brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens can range from 12 to 24 years. [tis clear that millions of people want to emigrate to the United
States and we should continue to be a beacon. As this measure only addresses employment-based preferences, there is a queue of more than 4.6 million people. They wait can be as long as 9 years.
Given the current immigrant visa backlog, the visas that are not being utilized by STEM applicants should be redistributed to other classes of immigrant visa at Congresses discretion and if not allocated by Congress then by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
I agree with the Chairman Smith, we should increase the STEM program by ss,ooo. I also believe we should expand not eliminate the Diversity Program.
We must not sacrifice the sliver of a chance, the literal lottery, for individuals from parts of the world that have · a limited opportunity to live in the United States.
I urge you to support my amendments; America is the home of the brave and the land of the free. We all believe in supporting future innovators and advancing individuals that we have trained in STEM fields.
Thank you Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time.
Source: http://rules.house.gov/Legislation/hearings_details.aspx?NewsID=967


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by Grant Schnarr
"Ghost Brother Angel lifts the veil on coincidence to expose the deeper connections between the spiritual and natural world—an uphill journey through grief and fear to faith, a deeply fulfilling read."
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In a new spiritual memoir, Grant Schnarr reveals how so-called "coincidences" led him to discover the identity of the ghost haunting his life, and heal fears that had gripped him since childhood.
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Thumbs down: It looks as though the 49ers are going to have to reconsider placing so much of their confidence and hope on the shaky left leg of David Akers in tight games. Now officially mired in a horrible slump, considering what he did for the Niners last year, Akers hooked a 51-yard field-goal that missed wide right with 4:11 remaining in overtime, just as he'd pushed a 41-yard attempt wide to the left with 8:07 remaining in overtime against the Rams three weeks ago in San Francisco. The Niners survived that miss to salvage a tie. They weren't so fortunate this time. Akers is now 7 of 15 on field-goal attempts beyond 40 yards this season.
Thumbs down: Watching rookie Greg Zuerlein boom a 54-yard field goal through the uprights with only seconds remaining in overtime must have felt like a dagger through the hearts of the 49ers and their hopes of NFC supremacy before the playoffs begin. Playoffs? The Niners lead in the NFC West slipped to 1½ games over Seattle – which hosts San Francisco in three weeks after the Niners make a tough trip to New England – and they're currently holding on to the conference's No. 2 playoff seed by a thread with some tough games coming up.
Thumbs down: What the heck are the 49ers doing trying to get cute on a third-and-3 play deep in their own territory while protecting an eight-point lead late in the fourth quarter with victory seemingly at hand?
Thumbs down: Having quarterback Colin Kaepernick make a deep pitch to wide receiver Ted Ginn on a read option play was not only a dangerous call with three minutes remaining in the game, it was a ridiculous call. And it cost the 49ers dearly when all they had to do at that point was hold on for the win. Instead, Kaepernick's pitch went awry, Ginn was lazy trying to get on top of it near the goal line, and St. Louis cornerback Janoris Jenkins zoomed in to grab the loose football and slide into the end zone with it for a shocking touchdown. After a penalty, the Niners then allowed the Rams to succeed on a two-point conversion try from the 7-yard line to turn a 10-2 San Francisco lead into a 10-10 tie.
Thumbs up: The disturbing final outcome aside, it was another step in the progression of Kaepernick as San Francisco's starting quarterback. Kap's quick release is impressive and there was notable velocity on his passes, which got where they were going in a hurry. Kap completed nine of his first 10 passes, and he played well enough to win, leading the Niners downfield in the final minutes of regulation after the Rams tied the score to a go-ahead field goal.
Thumbs up: Kap displayed his great escapability in the pocket throughout the game, and the threat he possesses with his feet was on vivid display on his 50-yard scramble before the regulation two-minute warning – the longest run by the 49ers this season and the longest regular-season dash by a quarterback in franchise history. With the game on the line, Kaepernick – the game's leading rusher with 84 yards on nine carries – looked pretty special breaking down the right sideline, running like the wind in the open field, then dancing past defenders to set up the 49ers with a first down at the St. Louis 14.
Thumbs down: The 49ers could have put the game away on the next play, but Delanie Walker dropped a sure touchdown pass that Kaepernick put right on his hands at the goal line. On the next play, Walker then was flagged 10 yards for holding, pushing the Niners backward and out of touchdown range, where they settled for a 33-yard field goal by Akers to take the lead with 1:34 remaining.
Thumbs down: Dashon Goldson's aggressive play is a hallmark of San Francisco's ferocious defense, but Goldson has to think better on his feet – or off his feet, in this case – when a quarterback is sliding in front of him. It doesn't matter if Goldson already was committed and shied away from a big hit at the finish when he was flagged 15 yards for unnecessary roughness when diving into a sliding Bradford with 59 seconds to play. Goldson has to know better than to lead with his helmet and even hit the quarterback at all on that play. That pivotal penalty moved St. Louis from its own 34-yard line to the San Francisco 40, and the Rams were able to get five yards closer to give Zuerlein a shot at a 53-yard field goal, an attempt the rookie drilled with two seconds remaining to send the game into overtime.
Thumbs up: There's not a better textbook defensive play than Patrick Willis filling a hole, breaking down in model fashion, then stuffing 240-pound Steven Jackson short of the first down on a third-and-1 play to force the Rams to punt near midfield on the game's first offensive series. Willis and NaVorro Bowman combined for 12 tackles and spearheaded a strong defensive effort that limited the Rams to 85 yards on the ground and lead back Steven Jackson to a 2.3 average on his 21 rushing attempts.
Thumbs up: It's always a pleasure to see the Rams wear the throwback blue-and-gold uniforms with horns on their helmets and shoulder pads that the team adorned when it was based in Los Angeles, bringing back memories of the great rivalry between the Rams and the 49ers when both teams were based in California. They're also much better than the updated version of uniform the Rams have been wearing in St. Louis over the past decade.
Thumbs up: Andy Lee punting in a dome is practically unfair to the opposition. Lee began his day with a soaring 61-yard punt and put four of his kicks inside the St. Louis 20-yard line to help the 49ers hold an edge in the battle for field position throughout the day.
Thumbs down: Ted Ginn Jr. just no longer looks quite like the game-breaking kick returner he was last year or earlier in his career. After taking a booming 63-yard punt from Johnny Hekker in the second quarter, Ginn had a lot of open space ahead of him to rip of a decent return. But instead, he slipped making his first cut without being touched and was covered up after a six-yard return. On his next return opportunity, Ginn took a kick near the sideline, then ran backward as he tried to cross the field before being stopped for a return of zero yards. That was Ginn's day returning kicks – a 3.0-yard average returning two punts. And then he let the ball roll on the ground to give St. Louis its only touchdown of the game. Not good.
Thumbs up: Big Brandon Jacobs looked bullish battering the Rams on his first carry as Frank Gore's new top backup, taking a third-and-1 snap in the red zone and blasting several St. Louis defenders as he powered over the right side for a three-yard gain to keep San Francisco's first touchdown drive moving.
Thumbs up: It was classic Aldon Smith on the play during which the Niners' wondrous pass rusher recorded the sack that tied Fred Dean's team record for a season. Lining up on the left side, Smith charged into Rams tackle Barry Richardson, used his hands to push Richardson back in the pocket, then simply overpowered a man than outweighs him by more than 60 pounds to take down Sam Bradford in the second quarter and raise his sack total to a NFL-leading 17½ with a quarter of the season still remaining.
Thumbs up: What a fantastic game in coverage by nickel back Chris Culliver, who protected his edge on just about every pass imaginable and allowed St. Louis receivers to have very little success when they were matched up with him on passing downs. Culliver also contributed six tackles to his fine day on defense.
Thumbs up: The gain was wiped out by a holding penalty on tackle Joe Staley, but Frank Gore running over Cortland Finnegan at the end of a 16-yard run and knocking the helmet off Finnegan's head as he churned forward was a thing of bruising beauty. Gore also powered up the middle on a goal-line play to score San Francisco's only touchdown of the day.
Thumbs down: Goldson is a fearless and fantastic hitter, but the 49ers need their free safety to tackle Jackson for a short gain after a catch in the flat instead of bouncing off Jackson and letting him rumble for a 22-yard gain that gave the Rams their first trip into San Francisco's red zone in the third quarter.
Thumbs up: But the Niners got tough in that red zone, forcing the Rams into a fourth-and-1 situation at the 4-yard line and forcing them to burn a timeout to think over their options. The Rams decided to go for a touchdown rather than the sure three points, and the 49ers were all over the play as Bradford rolled out to his right and had no open options before throwing incomplete in the end zone.
Thumbs down: Kaepernick is displaying great field awareness and pocket presence, but he has to be more aware of where he's throwing the ball when he scrambles backward out of the pocket and into his own end zone. Though it might have been a bad call by the officials, as replays suggested, they ruled Kaepernick's throw-away pass to the right side never made it back to the line of scrimmage, thus flagging Kaepernick for intentional grounding and tagging the 49ers with a safety that gave St. Louis its first points.
Thumbs up: Backed up inches from their own goal line and needing breathing room on a second-down play, Michael Crabtree made a great hands catch while diving for Kaepernick's pass with a cornerback draped on his back. That play gave the Niners a first down, and Crabtree came up with another big first down a few plays later to keep the drive moving. Later on the 13-play, 94-yard drive that led to Akers' breathing-room 23-yard field goal, Crabtree had a 30-yard reception on third-and-8 to move the Niners into St. Louis territory.
Thumbs up: If anyone's still questioning Crabtree's emergence and progression as a No. 1 wideout, that series alone should answer any doubters. He always seems to play his best against the Rams, too, and this was yet another example as Crabs led the 49ers with seven receptions for 101 tough yards.
Thumbs up: Rookie cornerback Janoris Jenkins got schooled by both Crabtree and Mario Manningham, particularly Manningham, who beat him off the line and raced into his slant patterns to catch a few key third-down passes in front of Jenkins. Manningham complemented Crabtree on the other side of formations with five receptions.
Thumbs up: Justin Smith's sack total is down compared to last year, but his considerable impact hasn't changed much from his All-Pro performance last season. Smith powered into the pocket for a sack of Bradford and was an absolute beast throughout the day, leading the 49ers with eight tackles, with three of the stops coming behind the line of scrimmage.
Thumbs down: Second-year offensive lineman Daniel Kilgore doesn't get on the field often, but when he did as an extra blocker on a first-and-10 play from the San Francisco 35-yard line in overtime, he commits a holding call that stymies San Francisco's first drive in overtime after the Niners had stopped the Rams cold on their first drive of the extra period.
Thumbs down: The 49ers still are the frontrunners in the NFC West, but they no longer are the leaders within the division after falling on their faces in crunch time Sunday. The Rams still trail the Niners and Seahawks in the division standings, but St. Louis is undefeated in divisional play with a 4-0-1 record against NFC West opponents. The Niners limp in behind them with a 2-1-1 divisional record – both blemishes coming against the Rams, obviously – and the Seahawks and Cardinals have a 1-6 record in NFC West games between them.
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It was well into the evening of March 7 when Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck presented legislation to the Utah Legislature's Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment Committee. She had asked me to attend the hearing to answer any legal questions about HB346, designed as a response to the shroud of deadly air pollution that settles on the Wasatch Front each winter.
In an effort to bring relief from the acute levels of fine-particulate matter that plague Utah's most populous areas, Chavez-Houck proposed to free the state Air Quality Board to make rules that might be more stringent than federal regulations. Her goal was to give Utah latitude to come up with unique responses to its unique air quality problem.
It was during a robust discussion of the merits of HB346 that Rep. Mike Noel, chair of the committee and representative from Kanab, suddenly diverged from the topic to ask me about legal challenges to the Alton coal mine in Kane County. I repeatedly answered that I was not involved in any Alton mine case, but Noel insisted that his questioning was appropriate because he needed to know "why she hates my grandkids and kids."
Noel, quoted the Tribune's Paul Rolly on March 11, said: "I just want to know why she hates my grandkids and kids down there so they can't get any jobs down there."
I, too, am a parent. I sat before the committee that night because I believed that HB346 could help make life better for my daughter, one of the hundreds of thousands of children living along the Front who suffers every time we see a rise in PM2.5 levels in the air. These particulates cause systemic inflammation in her body, weakening lung, heart and brain functionality.
The risk to children, infants and the human embryo is even greater. If a pregnant mother is exposed to high levels of PM2.5, her child can suffer a lifetime of irreversible damage and vulnerability to diseases that affect virtually every organ system. From its first day in the world, a Utah child's tiny lungs could be inhaling concentrations of air pollution that are three times the national standard.
Despite this danger, our state government has not made sufficient progress to curb PM2.5 air pollution. Utah did not, as required by federal law, submit a plan that would chart a path toward meeting national health-based air quality standards (the plan was due in December 2012). An initial draft of the plan showed that state-proposed control measures would not guarantee compliance with national standards in our most populous counties not even by 2020.
The legislative committee adjourned without voting on HB364 another missed opportunity. Earlier that evening, the same committee approved legislation that would reverse Utah's ban on certain outdoor boilers. Thus, even when Utah agencies do act to improve air quality, there is a very real possibility that the Legislature may undo those rules without offering alternative solutions,.
Like Noel, I am concerned about the future of our children and grandchildren. Air pollution along the Wasatch Front endangers almost every child living in Utah. State agencies must be given the mandate, flexibility and resources needed to resolve what has become a public health emergency.
The Legislature should work with these agencies to arrive at immediate, quantifiable and enforceable measures that will dramatically reduce PM2.5. We cannot wait until after 2020 to breathe easy.
Until pollution levels are significantly reduced, our children and grandchildren are simply not safe. They are entitled to nothing short of clean, breathable air.
Joro Walker, an attorney, is director of the Utah office of Western Resources Advocates, a nonprofit protecting the West's land, air and water. On behalf of local groups, she has brought a number of legal actions against Utah agencies.


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hello does anyone know if seat upholstry from a 64 chevelle split front bench seat would fit a 66 nova split front bench seat ? thanks
The Nova ( ChevyII) is considered a compact car, and the Chevelle is considered a mid-size car. That being said, there is only 2 inches difference in wheelbase size between the two cars you mentioned. It is possible that the front seats are the same, but I don't know for sure.
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ok thanks I saw a picture of the chevelle seat and it looks identical to my 66 nova seat which is to be installed into my 55 chevy 210. I am able to get a good deal on upholstry for the 64 seat.
I would say there's an 80% chance the seat frames, and seat foam are the same. The seat covers would be different styles, but should fit on the seat frame.
Just my opinion but I'd say probably no. There is a width difference between the two interiors, and it seems to me that Chevy II seats are taller.
But, like anything else...try it and see.
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