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Rogers, a businessman and fourth generation resident of Rose Park, pledged to revitalize his west side district. He said he "would bring about change that will make it a better community."
Penfold said he would continue to make downtown vital, which, in turn, would energize neighborhoods. He said he will continue to support "our small and neighborhood businesses. They are truly the heartbeat of our city."
Mendenhall referred to gay marriage in Utah and said there was more to be done on equality issues. She also pledged to continue work on Salt Lake City's ongoing challenges, including air pollution. She also emphasized her support for police, fire and municipal workers in Salt Lake City.
Adams, an attorney by education and neighborhood activist by avocation made note of Salt Lake City's culture, including the symphony and ballet and the 2002 Winter Games. Adams said she would work with all sectors of the community, emphasizing respect and civility.
The seven-member council will hold its first regular meeting Tuesday. Council members Kyle LaMalfa, Luke Garrott and Charlie Luke will join the others at a 2 p.m. work session and formal meeting at 7 p.m. Among the first items for consideration are selecting a council chairman and co-chairman. They also will discuss the scope of the proposed $350,000 study that will lead to a Salt Lake City Transit Master Plan.


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B2 with a lot of things close together:
Mexico City is one of the most densely populated cities in the world (= a lot of people live close together there).
His books tend to be densely written (= contain a lot of information and ideas and are difficult to understand).
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- The garden is very densely planted, leaving little opportunity for weeds to get established.
- The foot soldiers stood in densely packed rows.
- This was the most densely occupied area of the country during that period.
- The fur grows very densely, keeping the animal's skin dry and largely insect-free.
- From the plane we could see the plains below, densely covered with zebra, wildebeest and antelope.
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Today's in-class writing assignment was for the students to write letters to the kids I'll have in next term's composition class. Here are some of my favorite excerpts:
***Mrs. Chili really is funny, and she has some listen-worth stories. Ask her about her emergency brake.
**English Comp. I know it's boring, but do not worry. Mrs. Chili is a great teacher. She seems like a crazy, red haired freak, but on the inside, she's good people.
***If you want to get out of class, tell Mrs. Chili that you're going to throw up. She'll send you packing. She can handle blood and guts, but any hint of puke is something she can't stand…but you didn't hear that from me…
**My advice is to finish what she tells you to do, and you should show her that you are at least trying.
***The first thing to do is pay attention in class. Mrs. Chili is usually pretty entertaining, and by adding humor to her lessons, she makes English class as interesting as possible.
**As long as you keep up with the homework and in-class work, you have a very good chance of doing well and becoming a better writer. Mrs. Chili doesn't penalize you for mistakes in papers; she edits them and gives you a chance to revise them and do better.
***Mrs. Chili is an awesomely fair teacher. She will never spring a pop quiz on you or go back on her word. For slackers, this may be a slight problem because she does not accept late work; however, this will make grading fair for everyone.
**This class is very helpful, and Mrs. Chili is easy to talk to if you need anything. Whatever you put into the class, you will get out of it.
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The trustees will consider four resolutions—one approving the FMU specialist in school psychology degree, one for the naming of Allen, Beaty, Cusac, King and Thigpen halls and the Heyward Community Center at the Forest Villas Apartments and for the naming of the Hazelwood and Ward Sculpture Garden and the BB&T Amphitheater at the FMU Performing Arts Center, one to implement a smoke-free campus policy for FMU and one for the university budget approval.
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Services are scheduled at 10 am, Friday, Feb. 7, 2014 at Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home Chapel with Burial to follow at Hagerman Cemetery in Hagerman, NM. for Reina R. Flores who passed away on Feb. 4, 2014 at Casa Maria Healthcare Center. Lyman Graham will [auth] officiate.
Reina was born on Oct. 19, 1913 in Three Rivers, NM to Modesto and Batris Rico who have both preceded her in death.
Reina lived and raised her 5 children in Greenfield, NM. She loved her children, was not afraid of hard work and raised her children to do the same. In the late 1970,s she met the love of her life, Jesus Christ and served Him fervently and every decision she made throughout her life was based on His will and much prayer. Alzheimer's stole a lot from our mother but it did not take the love of Jesus from her; He remained in her till 8:45 Feb. 4, 2014 like He said He would (Hebrews …13:5). Then He took her and now she resides with Him forever.
Reina is survived by 1 son; Raymond Flores from Midland, TX, 2 daughters; Loretta Lucero from Roswell, Ruth and her husband Bob Gonzales from Roswell, 2 sisters; Lorraine Rodriquez from Albuquerque, NM, Ane Marrufo from Roswell, NM. 10 grandchildren; Margaret Flores, Joyce Flores, Ricky Flores, Rosemary and her husband Jesse Ceniceros all from Midland, TX. Diane and her husband Dwain Nunez from Placitas, NM, Renee and her husband TJ Suiter from Littleton, CO, Bobbi Jo and her husband Alex Li from Brooklyn, NY. Larry and his wife Dianna Lucero from Albuquerque, NM, Jerry Lucero from Roswell, NM, Alex and his wife Claudia Lucero from Roswell. 7 great grandchildren, and 2 great-great grandchildren. Many wonderful nieces and nephews that she loved.
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In an interview with The Standard, Lord Davies of Abersoch said it was "extraordinary, unbelievable, truly incredible" that there had only been 35 female Cabinet ministers in British history.
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"I'm struck in my time as a Government minister for a couple of years how many women there were in the Civil Service and in BIS (the business department). It was just fantastic.
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The Labour peer declined to comment on the recent reshuffle which plunged Mr Cameron into a row over the number of female Cabinet ministers.
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Mr Cameron promoted Maria Miller into the Cabinet as Culture Secretary and Theresa Villiers as Northern Ireland Secretary, but Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan and Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman were axed.
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Determined Greens deny Rainbows
Tarxien Rainbows 1
Danilo 40;
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Bugeja 80;
A silver lining in the shape of another creditable draw over the in-form Tarxien Rainbows stood out like a beacon for Floriana amid the dark clouds currently engulfing the club due to off-field problems.
It was not a composed performance by a depleted Floriana side but in terms of character and determination the players and their mentor definitely deserved some accolades.
At times, the Tarxien forward line, bursting with technique, smooth movement and excellent finishing skills, threatened to breach their defensive lines time and again after Brazilian striker Danilo broke the deadlock five minutes from half-time.
But the Greens, mainly through the diligent Thomas Paris, the hard-liners Tyrone Farrugia and Owen Bugeja and the work-rate of Duncan Pisani and Igor Coronado pressed the accelerator when it mattered most to share the spoils with the Rainbows.
Carl Tremarco's inclusion and a string of positional changes by Floriana coach Stephen Azzopardi brought a marked improvement which culminated with an 80th minute equaliser by Bugeja.
A victory would have lifted Tarxien in second place, level on points with Birkirkara and Valletta, such is the congested nature of the standings this season.
But after the break, Tarxien committed the unforgettable mistake to sit back and absorb the pressure from their opponents and in the end they had to settle with a point that left them fourth in the standings, equal on points with Mosta.
Facing the daunting task of trying to halt Tarxien's march towards the Championship Pool with a team ravaged by the injuries of Ryan Darmanin and Mark Spiteri, the suspension of Clyde Borg and the departures of Arman Verma and Sunday Wasiu, Azzopardi had to rely on his tactical nous to field a strong side which hold no fear of their opponents.
The former Qormi mentor, deprived of Verma's graft in midfield had to switch to the 5-3-2-cum-3-5-2 tactical module.
The departure of Wasiu paved the way for Valdo Alhinho's recall to the first team as the Floriana coach elected to thrust into the fray Paris as a replacement for Verma.
Bugeja received Azzopardi's nod to play on the right of a three-pronged central defence featuring also Tyrone Farrugia and Kane Farrugia.
Justin Grioli was preferred to Steve Sadowski who had to settle for a place on the Tarxien bench. But Clive Mizzi's decision to include Manuel Caruana to fill the void left by Evaldo necessitated some positional switches.
Orosco Anonam dropped back to centre-half alongside Steven Bonnici as Manuel Caruana moved to central midfield in line with Roderick Bajada detailed to check the moves of Coronado, Trevor Cilia and Duncan Pisani and at the same time find a gap for their powerful quartet of forwards in a 4-2-3-1.
Floriana took 12 minutes to fashion their first chance. Cilia veered from the right before slipping a perfect pass towards but the Brazilian winger was anticipated by Tarxien goalkeeper David Cassar.
The first 35 minutes passed with Tarxien having failed to muster a single chance. Then, Daniel Mariano Bueno released Danilo whose diagonal strike finished just off the foot of the far post.
Moments later, Andrezinho tried to unbalance the goalkeeper by slotting a shot between his legs but the ball got stuck under Tony Warner's body.
Tarxien continued to produce the better football and their efforts were rewarded five minutes from half-time. Danilo latched to an Andrezinho's free-kick and flicked the ball home.
The one-way pattern persisted after the break as Tarxien remained dominant.
Close to the hour mark, Andrezinho's free-kick from the right flank, was deflected into the path of Bueno who rose at the far post to nod the ball towards Bonnici who unleashed a first-time volley that was blocked by Warner.
Floriana did not defend en masse but the Greens' subdued showing was certainly a cause of concern for Azzopardi.
He tried to address his side impotence up front by introducing Tremarco for Alhinho and being short in attacking options, deployed Tyrone Farrugia as a makeshift striker.
Yet it was the English defender who made an instant impact when he fired in a trademark long throw-in in the 80th minute that caused just enough chaos in the penalty area for Bugeja to head home from close range.
As the game drew to a close, the Rainbows upped their pressure in search of a late winner.
Mizzi instructed Anonam to move upfield to improve the support for the nippy Danilo.
Three minutes from time, Warner tipped away Anonam's dipping effort.
Minutes later, Grioli blazed over after Andrezinho's close-range header was pushed away by the veteran goalkeeper.
D. Cassar-6, M. Caruana-6, J. Grioli-5, R. Bajada-5, Danilo-6, Andrezinho-7, R. Sammut-6.5, M. Tanti-5 (62 D. Fenech-4), D.M. Bueno-6, O. Anonam-6, S. Bonnici-6.
T. Warner-6.5, K. Farrugia-6, O. Bugeja-7, T. Paris-7.5, T. Cilia-5.5 (58 B. Farrugia-5), V. Alhinho-6 (64 C. Tremarco-6), Coronado-6 (74 L. Casha), D. Pisani-6.5, H. Celestino-5, T. Farrugia-7, S. Borg-5.
Referee: Andrè Arciola.
Yellow cards: Celestino, Bueno, Bonnici, Anonam, Paris, Sammut
BOV player of the match: Andrezinho (Tarxien Rainbows).
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Removing "trim bump" ini 'glass fenders
Hi All,
I have a nice set of Fairlane 'glass front fenders for my '47 Ford coupe. The fenders have a "swoop" looking trim bump along the length of the fender that bulges out about 1/2". I'd like the fender to be "smooth" but have no idea how to remove it. There's no way it'll sand out. The only thing I can see is saw-cutting around it and clamping it flush, then reglassing it from behind.
Easy to take care of. I am assuming that it has a reverse bulge on the inside. Saw that bugger off then back the back side up with some stiff cardboard covered with packaging tape. Mix up some polyester resin and some chopped fiberglass mat. Fill the hole with this mixture. After it kicks give it rough sanding to see if more needs to be added. If so add some more. Finish fill any minor voids with a skim coat of filler.
Sounds easy! How many layers do you think it would take to build it to the same height, maybe 1/4" or so? I've not done much glassing, is this all done at one time or does each layer need to cure before the next is applied? And you say the backup "board" goes on the backside, seems logical (to a beginner) to put it on the front and get the smoother side out...
Probably five or six layers of glass mat will build up enough thickness. Yes, you would layer it up all at once. The cardboard with the packaging tape goes on the back to hold the glass mat and resin until it kicks. The packaging tape prevents the resin sticking to the cardboard.
I guess you could use something on the outside to kind of form the resin and mat to the shape of the fender. That would certainly cut down on the amount of sanding needed.
It sounds complicated, but it's really fairly easy. If you come by this weekend I can show you some glass work I did on my gas tank cover for my 34. I had to slice it width wise and extend it about 2 inches.
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sand the area down good with 80 grit. lay a piece of cloth just above the body line for fill. then duraglass it after it cures . i have done it before but did'nt really like the outcome. just did'nt look right without the line.
Unless I have totally missed something here, I disagree with the plan. Cutting out a hole and filling it will almost always give you a "ghost line" later.
My plan, and I have done it (not with this exact application but simlar) would be to grind the back side of these humps a few inches around them and down into the valleys good. Be sure that every speck of them are cleaned up and ground. Then do the very same thing as mentioned with building up some glass, on the back side, filling the "valleys" up to make them level. Cut small strips of mat, wet the valley with resin and put the strips down into it, two or three making the strips little larger as you pile them on and using a throw away paint brush with it's bristles cut short to firm them up to push the air out.
After a few layers so you have the valleys completely filled, let it cure.
Now simply go to the out side of the fender and grind the raised portions flat! A coat of body filler over that to smooth it out and you are good to go.
"Basics of Basics" Fiberglass repair.
By Brian Martin
This "basics" is for a fiberglass repair where a piece is missing. It could be used even if the piece isn't missing, but just cracked badly. What you do is thin the cracked area very thin so you lay the mat over the top just as you would in the description below referring to a missing piece.
This is not a very difficult project. First you need to grind or sand with very course paper like 40 or 36 feathering the fiberglass out to thin it on the front and the back along the edge of the missing part. Don't thin it too much, at least not more than a half inch or so away from the missing part. At the edge you can go right down to a knife edge thin, but at about an inch or so you should let it remain pretty much the way it is. Taper it out to almost the original thickness within that inch. Just sand it down real good after that many more inches away on both inner and outer.
Next, cut your fiberglass MAT, not cloth but MAT. Fiberglass mat is the stuff that looks like it was shot out of a chopper gun with no particular patterns, just many many pieces of fiberglass strands laying over one another to form a "mat" of fiberglass. The cloth is the one that has all the fibers laying in perfect rows in a crisscross pattern. The cloth will ALWAYS show up later, the mat is basically the same as the car was made with so it works very well in patches.
You want to cut many pieces of this mat starting with a number like three or four that are very close the size of the missing part, even a little smaller. Then make a few that are a little bigger, then a little bigger then a little bigger. All of these should be in the area of an 1/8" to a 1/4" bigger than the last.
Next using 2" masking tape make yourself you "mold." Stick the tape on the back side across the missing area.
Now, mix up your fiberglass resin with hardener and using a little tray one of the smallest pieces of mat you have on the tray and pour a little resin on it. Using a short bristle brush "poke" at it with the ends of the bristles "pushing" the resin into the mat. You will see it become transparent when fully soaked with resin. At that point lay it down in the middle of the missing area. Then soak another piece and then another when the middle of the missing area is covered (you may not use all the small pieces you have cut) start going out with the larger pieces. You don't want the middle to be too thick or you will be grinding it all off later. So right as it is getting thick you move to the next size larger. All the while you are "poking" at the new pieces lightly with the ends of the bristles to push all the air out from between the pieces of mat, forcing in the resin. After you have covered the missing area and gone out some onto the feathered out existing fiberglass allow it to FULLY cure.
Fiberglass takes a long time to fully cure, sometimes hours. Give it time, if you start sanding on it all you will end up doing is peeling it up on the edges and it's adhesion will be compromised. After it is fully cured remove the tape from the back and lay some large pieces of resin soaked mat across the back of the repair going out on to the existing fiberglass a good couple of inches. It may not be too pretty back there, but it will usually not be seen anyway. If you wanted to you could smooth it off and even apply somebody filler over it and smooth it out real nice as well.
Once it is fully cured you can sand the outside to shape. When you cut into the mat you will likely have many small air bubbles and pin holes, not a problem. At this point you treat it like minor dent in metal, a coat of polyester body filler (bondo) should take care of it. I personally like to use Evercoats "Everglass" right over the repair and then a skim coat of "Glaze Coat" polyester putty to finish it off to perfection.
Tip 1: Get disposable latex gloves!! And it is advised to use throw away brushes and mixing containers. The small cost is well worth the savings in work.
Tip 2: Get cheap brushes and cut off the bristles about half way so they are stiffer.
Tip 3: Use NEW hardener. The hardener only has about a six months shelf life. Sure, it will last longer but six months is the "safe" shelf life, stick to it and you won't have a problem. Use an old one and find out how much fun it is to scrap off semi cured fiberglass (ask me how I know).
Tip 4: Use the gloves when sanding as well. If you can use a long sleeve shirt taped to the gloves and pulled up around your neck high. Wear a good particle mask! Fiberglass dust is very dangerous and irritating to the skin. After sanding go take a cool shower and just let the water run over you to wash it away before any scrubbing.
That is all there is to a fiberglass repair.
the raised part is part of your wheel opening. you cant just grind it off. i dont think your going to like it when done. i'm looking for a pic of a metal fender done this way. filling and blending from the outside is the simplest way to do it.
Here is the same concept at work. Remember, the fender is simply fiberglass strands like string that are cut up and sprayed into a mould with polyester resin. So if you add more mat which is exactly the same thing, with resin, you could build it up to a foot thick if you wanted, and it would be EXACTLY the same a foot thick as it would a quarter inch thick, same stuff thru and thru. Kinda like those counter tops they advertise that you can sand and polish out scratches because it is the same thing, all the way thru.
There are some epoxy resin parts that would need a little different technique but they are basically the same. I personally have never even ran into anything other than fiberglass working with car parts of all kinds and a zillion mobile home repairs I have done. But you should check it out good to be sure which technique to use.
Basics of Basics Fiberglass parts fitting.
By Brian Martin
You may not like this tip, at first glance is seems sorta hacky. But if you think about it, it is a quality way to do it. It was taught to me by the local Vette specialist.
The basic idea can be used with all fiberglass parts, as an example I will use a hood.
NOTE: Be sure your hood is fiberglass and not SMC. If it is smooth on the back side like a piece of stamped steel, it is likely SMC. If you find it to be SMC, all the same procedures in the following text apply EXCEPT, you need to apply a good epoxy primer over the SMC after you have done all your shaping on it BEFORE you apply any polyester fillers or primers.
You need to find the point on the edges of the hood that are the most "too high." Let's say that you have a decent fit but along the top of the fender it is too high at the front and too low everywhere else back to the rear where it is high again. You cant adjust the middle of the low spot up, at least not with the hinges or latch. Align the hood as best you can with the high spots all being just above the adjacent panel. You want to sand the high spots down until you are happy that you have cut it as much as possible without jeopardizing the integrity by thinning it too much. What you are after is a compromise from the highest spots to the lowest spots. If you can cut the high spots enough to make the thing fit, great. If you cant cut that much off, then you need to get it as close as you can so you dont have to raise the low spots up as much. If the fiberglass is thick enough you can grind it down through the gel coat, dont worry about it. A skim coat of polyester putty will fill pin holes in the glass. Then if you need to, align the hood again so that highest point is just shy of being perfect to the fender, just a tad low. Now shave the sides of the hood if needed until you have best gap. You do the same thing as the top. Find the widest point and shave it until you are happy that you have went as far as you can without cutting off too much. On some parts this may be an area you can cut a ton off without a problem. Other parts may not give you that option. If it had a lip that folded down, you dont want to sand it off. You can thin the lip, but that is all. If you really needed to cut a lot off, you can of course re-make the lip. But this is not usually needed, the part wasnt made THAT bad, or at least we hope not.
Do what ever it takes to get the panel as close to fitting as possible. If that means grinding mounting points thin, shimming, what ever it takes, do it now. This may include (and most likely, will) aligning the adjacent panels. Like any alignment of panels, it is not one panel, you are looking for fit between multiple panels so it takes alignment of all panels involved to make them fit well together.
Now, I have had fiberglass parts that were SO bad you couldnt grind the high spots down enough without grinding through. In this case you need to build up the thickness of the part at these points so you can grind the top down enough. All it takes is to turn the part over on its back. Grind the area so that your resin and mat will stick and apply some there. When it cures, put the part back on and grind the high spot down as needed. If you need to grind all the way through the original glass to make it fit, so what, you now have made a new point where you can stop grinding by making the glass thicker. I have ground off mounting points to bring a part in closer and then made a new mount. Some of these aftermarket fiberglass parts are not very good, but if it is all that is available, you do what you have to do.
By the way, there is Mat and there is Cloth. Mat is fiberglass strands laying together in a random non-pattern and is usually thicker. Cloth is neat criss cross fiberglass strands. Mat will FILL much more. Cloth is used for structural support where strength is important. But I have to say, Mat more closely resembles how most fiberglass parts are made anyway, even structural points in them. Most all parts are made with a chopper gun. This is a spray gun that shoots resin and a Spiderman sort of web of fiberglass strand being chopped up as it comes out of the gun. It is sort of the MIG welder of fiberglass. There is a spool of fiberglass strand that it pulls from and then chops it up as it mixes with the resin and hits the surface of the mold to create the part. Mat is basically the same thing, the resin is just not there yet. On these points you need to thicken, the mat will do a fine job leaving all the structural integrity. How to use this mat and resin will have to be another Basics.
You will probably have a few areas that the gap is too big for your liking. You want to sand that edge with 80 grit so the gel coat is good and roughed up.
Now, sand the hood on top where it is low, sand REAL good out into the hood with 80 or even 40. I don't like to go out too far with the 36 because you are going to be feathering it out and you don't want to have those scratches to deal with. But if you know that it will be a way from the feathering area, 40 is better.
You should have the hood fitting as good as you can with the highest points on the top just shy of the top of the fenders and the edges so that the narrowest gap is "livable." The edges need to be sanded well and the top is ready for filler in the low areas and in from the edge maybe as much as a foot towards the center of the hood.
Now before you read on, think about this. The hood is fiberglass, right? It is polyester resin with fiberglass strands that give the resin strength, that is ALL it is. The gel coat is simply a polyester resin with some talc and pigment for color. So now that we have that straight, you are going to fill the low spots with Evercoats "Everglass," a fine cut fiberglass strand reinforced polyester filler.
Get some cardboard and stick it down into the gaps between the hood and the fenders. This is going to be your "levy" for the Everglass. Spread the Everglass on the hood up to this cardboard and press it down into any gaps between the cardboard and edge of the hood.
It will blow you away at how much you will fill with a coat of this stuff, if you dont watch out you will be a quarter inch higher than the fender!
After the Everglass hardens, break out the cardboard and sand the Everglass flat to the tops of the fenders. On the edges do the same, shaping the panel is in your control.
Remember, you are only talking a little bit on the edges, so don't freak out thinking that you have "bondoed" the edge of the hood. It IS the same material, remember. In fact, if you ever sanded a fiberglass part good around the edges you many times will find that the gel coat is VERY thick. I have seen gel coat on the edges an eighth of an inch or more!
So just block the Everglass out, feathering it out onto the hood and get it a little low to the fenders. Now, skim coat the whole area with a polyester putty and finish sand it blocking with 120 or 180. When it comes to priming it, polyester primer is like re-gel coating it. It will fill pin holes and really is a great way to finish off fiberglass parts.
There is no reason why your fiberglass part shouldn't fit PERFECT. I just did a Pontiac Gran Prix "hot rod" hood with a bunch of scoops and things on it. It was very high cost hood and it fit like CRAP. I did exactly as I have outlined above. It is black, it looks absolutely beautiful and he blew away a his Gran Prix club buddies. Their cars hoods look like crap now when he parks with them, the darn thing looks like a factory steel GM hood, maybe even fits better!
If you ever saw a Vette with perfect panel gaps, this is how they did it. You don't really think they fit that well from the factory did you?
The above process described by martinsr is what I did to even up the gaps of the ill fitting deck lid of my 34, worked great.
before you commit to this i would mix up some joint compound and smooth it out . then buzz bomb it black so you can see it finished. you also have the same line in the rear fender to deal with.
Whew! Information overload! Thanks for all the advice, I'm pretty sure it will look OK w/o the bump, but Shine's idea of joint compound is intriguing and simple enough to try...
Leave the line, in fact I would block it and perfect it so it is nice and sharp. These lines in my opinion add a whole lot more eye appeal to this body design. Nice sharp and straight lines also help to highlight the quality of the body and paintwork. JMO, Bob
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Exploring also entails being honest about why you prefer this idea over that idea, how you are doing with balancing what is best for the common good and your own self-interest. By the way, it is to be expected that participants have a good measure of self-interest. Welcoming it and working with it is preferred over pretending we have hung on the hook over there.
The exploration of ideas and possibilities will shift into building prototypes of innovations and new ways of delivering on your intent. Small teams or design teams work together to engineer a new model or test out a new delivery method.
The results of the prototyping work of teams should be even if the work is not complete. Teams might switch projects to get fresh ideas. It will depend on what is going on and what is needed to move forward with the work.There is a need for balance. However different the prototypes may be from what we do now they still need to stand up to the results we are striving for. And they need to fit the new environment we are experiencing today and anticipate will be with us tomorrow.
Deciding begins with reflecting, thinking about the options, and thinking about the possible future. What criteria will we use to make decisions? As we all know, not all ideas pan out; not every prototype becomes a product. In the end people need to decide. They need to decide which of the alternatives are best our stakeholders or clients, which ones can attract others to join us in bringing to fruition, and which ones the group itself can move forward.
This is about setting priorities not only for the prototypes we like best but also setting next step priorities about maintaining, if not increasing, the momentum of the work the group has accomplished.
Learning Resources
Effective action learning does not ignore the importance of engaging in some theoretical learning that can expand thinking and promote dialogue.In no particular order, here are examples of what could be integrated into your action learning time together.
[1] Michael J. Marquardt, professor of human resource development and international affairs, GSEHD, has written two books on action learning - Action Learning in Action and Optimizing the Power of Action Learning.
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Will Muschamp and Jimbo Fisher and a Lesson In Home Buying
Florida head football coach Will Muschamp and Florida State head football coach Jimbo Fisher have been friends since their days together on Tommy Bowden's Auburn Tigers staff in 1995. The two grew so close they bought a beach house in Pensacola together during their second stint as co-workers at LSU. And even though the two are now head coaches on opposing sides of the Florida-Florida State rivalry, Muschamp says they haven't parted ways with the house just yet. Why?
"Have you seen the (housing) market up there?" Muschamp told WCJB TV20. "Do you want to buy it?"
When informed that the staff at TV20 probably makes considerably less money than that of an SEC head coach, Muschamp joked again, "Jimbo will cut you a heck of a deal."
The Gators (6-5, 3-5) host Florida State (7-4, 5-3) Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Back yard concrete slab dilemma
:cry:I bought a 6,000 sq ft home foreclosure about 2 years ago and it is the biggest money pit ever. i have paid for a lot to be done but I have also done a lot myself ( not easy 5 ' 3" about 115 lbs)
the back porch area is huge..about 900 sq ft and the people before me tiled the whole area but with shiny slippery ceramic tile. after falling many tmes after the pool and rain, to save money, I roughed it up and painted it with deck paint with non skid. it bubbled and peeled but it served its purpose.
finally, last month i rented the hammer and the tile is gone! but it has left many areas of thin set and the concrete is cracked etc.
a mess but its done.
now what to do? I want a beautiful back yard but this is a lot of space.
its also very very hot in vegas...
getting estimates and folks out here to talk with me about it is tough. im a single girl 2 boys and im cautious of many issues..
im sure you know why and what those issues would be.
I would love something beautiful and different. but how do i go about this.
I do'nt have a ton of money..im already broke!
put some non slip tile on it ?
Why not look into rubber. or rubber and stone aggregate paving materials. Clients I have specified pavers and tiles for have been extremely happy. They are easy to maintain and replace. They come in all kinds of shapes and patterns ranging from cobblestone to brick and even large squares. You can get them in colors. They are a green material and may qualify for tax credit. They are great to walk on and really nice around a pool. Horse tracks use them because they are easier on horse joints than concrete or asphalt. They are popular as a surface for playgrounds too.
You will want to get quality rubber pavers or tiles at some place other than a box store that only has cheap ones.
Some paving contractors have machines that can lay down a continuous layer of rubber not unlike laying down asphalt.
So what exactly do you have in mind??
Some pic's would help also.
There are many options for resurfacing cracked concrete, it depends on the look and feel you want.
You could:
- hire a contractor to pour a thin layer of concrete and have it stamped into an attractive pattern - they can make it look like stone or brick.
- apply a layer of mortar then a thin veneer of stone or brick
- apply a rubber surface as another poster suggested, but just be aware that it does disintegrate with heavy use - an installer usually adheres it with adhesive - you will also have to smooth out the concrete by filling the cracks or applying mortar before installing the rubber surface. Although it is one of the more expensive options, you can choose from an array of colors and create patterns and designs.
- apply a course of limestone screenings to make a level base, then lay down larger concrete patio pavers (eg. 2 ft x 2 ft.) or concrete pavers - you can leave spaces between the large pavers and fill it with grass, moss, thyme or other plant material
The best option depends on the location of the cracked concrete and how close it is to the pool.
You might try to resurface only part of the 900 sq. ft., since you think the area is too large, and lay topoil on the rest and turn it into a raised garden or sodded lawn..... if you want to have a Japanese garden feel, lay down peastone instead.
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|Firenze is a thoroughbred racehorse out of Florida by Glenelg. She was born around 1884 in the United States, and was bred by Daniel Swigert.
|Major wins
Nursery Stakes (1886)
Gazelle Handicap (1887)
Ladies Handicap (1887)
Monmouth Oaks (1887)
Jerome Handicap (1887)
Free Handicap Sweepstakes (1887, 1888)
Champion Stakes (1888, 1891)
Monmouth Cup (1888, 1889)
Monmouth Handicap (1888)
Freehold Stakes (1888, 1889, 1890)
Omnium Handicap (1889)
New York Handicap (1889, 1890)
Knickerbocker Handicap (1889, 1890)
Coney Island Cup (1890)
U.S. Champion 3-Yr-Old Filly (1887)
U.S. Champion Older Mare
(1887, 1888, 1889, 1890)
United States Racing Hall of Fame (1975)
Firenze Handicap at Saratoga Race Course
|Horse (Equus ferus caballus)
|Last updated on february 16, 2008
Firenze (1884–1902), also recorded as "Firenzi,", was an American Thoroughbred Champion and Hall of Fame filly racehorse. The New York Times [1] called Firenze: "...one of the greatest distaffers of the 19th Century."
Foaled at Elmendorf Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, Firenze was sold by owner/breeder Daniel Swigert to lawyer and businessman James Ben Ali Haggin. Under trainer Matt Byrnes, Firenze became the second filly in American Thoroughbred racing history to earn more than $100,000 in purse money and was voted the retrospective American Champion Older Female Horse for four straight years.
Although a small horse at just 15 hands, Firenze was noted for her stamina. She competed in up to twenty or more races a year and frequently at distances of 1¼ to 2 miles. However, what makes her performances so remarkable is that she repeatedly defeated the top colts of the day including the Dwyer Brothers Stable's two future Hall of Fame colts, Hanover and Kingston. As well, in the 1888 season, she was the only horse to beat A. J. Cassatt's Preakness Stakes winner and son of the great Longfellow, The Bard.
Firenze won the mile and a half Freehold Stakes three straight years between 1888 and 1890. Run at the Long Branch Racetrack in New Jersey, Firenze was so feared that in the 1889 no owner would enter their horse against her and she won in a walkover.
At her retirement Firenze had achieved the second highest earnings for a filly in American history. Miss Woodford won more, and Yo Tambien won a bit less.
Firenze began racing at age two and competed through age seven, retiring to her owner's Rancho Del Paso stud farm near Sacramento, California. As a broodmare, her own progeny, including those sired by her Hall of Fame stablemate Salvator, achieved only modest success in racing but several of her fillies were successful as broodmares.
Firenze died in 1902 at Rancho Del Paso. In 1981, she was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.
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Chef Courtney Contos from Chef Contos Kitchen & Store joins us this morning with a refreshing summer salad recipe.
Sugar Snap Pea Salad with Feta Cheese
1 1/2 pounds sugar snap peas, trimmed, stringed, thickly sliced on diagonal
Sea salt
3-4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons (or more) fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
1 teaspoon honey
1 teaspoon za'atar (found in specialty store) or sesame seeds mixed with lemon zest & thyme
1 bunch radishes (about 6 ounces), trimmed, thinly sliced
4 ounces feta, crumbled
Freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh mint or basil
Fill a large bowl with ice water; set aside. Cook peas in a large pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Drain; transfer to bowl with ice water to cool. Drain peas; transfer to a kitchen towel-lined baking sheet to dry.
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Joker Phillips Monday Press Conference Coverage
Sept. 12, 2011
Head Coach Joker Phillips
THE MODERATOR: Coach Phillips has arrived early so we'll get started with his portion of the news conference today. We'll turn it over to Coach Phillips.
COACH PHILLIPS: Injury report. Matt Smith will not practice tomorrow. Billy Joe Murphy will not practice tomorrow. Taiedo Smith will not practice tomorrow. Gene McCaskill is a deal where we're trying to take care of a veteran and he will practice on Wednesdays. That's what he did last week. He will continue to do that until we feel like he's strong enough to go a couple days a week. He'll practice on Wednesday and then he'll do some of the walk-through stuff on Thursday.
Louisville week, it's a big week. Those guys have done a good job over there, especially offensively. They're averaging about 415 yards a game. They out-gamed FIU 150 yards. Stein (quarterback Will Stein) is completing 62% of his passes. Got some really good-quality receivers. DeVante Parker has two touchdowns, Michaelee Harris, a true freshman, averaging about 16 yards a catch, (Josh) Chichester is averaging about 18 yards a catch. Victor Anderson and Jeremy Wright, two solid backs rotating at the tailback position.
Their defense is an aggressive-style defense. They are doing a really good job of stopping the run, only giving up 94 yards of rushing (per game) and only 2.5 per rush, so doing a good job of stopping the run.
Linebackers, Dexter Heyman, really like him, leading tackler, leading tackler for loss. He's lining up all over the place, lots of different spots. They've moved him around every year up until last year when he really settled in at the Mike linebacker position. He was a Sam linebacker, now a Mike linebacker, doing a really good job for them. (They are) Only giving up 16 points a game also.
It will be a huge challenge for us. Give us another opportunity to see where our program is at. We got to prepare our guys for this tough battle, tough in-state battle.
Any questions?
Q. Re: center Matt Smith improving from injury
COACH PHILLIPS: Well, we thought he was, so we practiced him a couple days, actually just one day, last week. He wasn't as close as we thought he was. But he's still getting treatment, trying to get himself back to where he could be an asset for us.
He's been out of town the last couple of days, Grandpop died. A couple guys went up to be with him. But we're hoping to get him back here soon.
Same with Billy Joe (Murphy). We got to get Billy Joe back in the mix. Although the young guy (Darrian Miller) did do a really good job, but it only helped our depth.
Q. Re: Josh Clemons
COACH PHILLIPS: Well, you know, you hear the buzz around a facility in the summer of how he works in the weight room. This is really the first year Coach Oliver and his staff have timed our guys. We don't like to time them as we get close to training camp in fear of pulling muscles and those things, being out. Coach Oliver timed them as soon as they got here.
He ran a pretty good time. We didn't know he was as fast as he looked on the day, but he did run a pretty good time, got the work ethic in the weight room. Then we just started getting him reps in training camp.
He was the back that showed up every day. Didn't miss a day. So he's really durable. Really understood our offense. Then when we went into our first scrimmage, some of the cuts he made, his vision, his balance, those things, his ability to secure the football, those are the things that told us that we thought he could be a pretty good back for us.
Q. Does preparation change when you have a big rivalry like this?
COACH PHILLIPS: Time-wise we'll treat it the same. We're limited in how much time we can work. It doesn't change the time; it doesn't change the way we'll practice.
Yes, every week we got to turn the tempo up, try to get ourselves better and better. It won't change significantly 'cause we're only limited by time. But the way we practice, every week, like I say, we'll have to turn the tempo up to try to get ourselves better.
Q. Do you talk at all about the rivalry?
COACH PHILLIPS: You don't have to say much. Our kids know about this rivalry. They know. We talk about the rivalries they've been in high school. It's magnified. I think the in-state kids here in Kentucky are familiar with it and they express it to the kids who are not from the state of Kentucky. But they understand this rivalry.
Q. On players improving their 40-yard dash times.
COACH PHILLIPS: Right now they're not as fast as they would be in the summer because they're a little sore. We've been through training camp. We've been through two weeks of the season. You don't expect them to be faster. I would expect from the time he (Coach Oliver) timed them when they first got here to the start of training camp they might have gotten faster with strength. Right now I wouldn't think they'd run as fast. That's not just our guys, it's everybody, because of being beat up.
Q. On getting Morgan Newton more involved in the running game
COACH PHILLIPS: Not just Saturday, the rest of the season. We've got to run Morgan. We've told him that from day one, we're going to have to run you more. He's a big, physical runner also, especially when he gets in the secondary, guys start bouncing off of him.
He's faster than he looks. Morgan Newton is faster than he looks. He showed it in the first game. He's got some speed. We'll definitely have to run him. We'll get into the (shot)gun a little bit more. When we get in the gun, that gives us a two-back running game.
When you get the last two quarterbacks we had, you get in the gun, you were limited with Andre' and Mike Hartline, you were limited with what you could run in the running game. With Morgan, you can run a lot more downhill plays with him.
Q. Why is Louisville so good against the run?
COACH PHILLIPS: They definitely stack the box and dare you to throw it. Teams have had some success throwing the ball on them. We'll have to throw it consistently to have a chance to get them out of the box so we can run the ball.
The thing we are doing, did good last week, is running the ball. Ran for 230 yards. We expect the box to be stacked even more this week. We have to complete some passes to get them into some coverages.
Sometimes they bluff you by bringing everybody up to the line of scrimmage, talk you out of your runs, then dare you to get into the throw game, then drop everybody out into zone coverage which sometimes creates problems.
We got to be on point in recognizing all their blitzes, recognizing when they're coming also.
Q. On Morgan Newton throwing the ball deep compared to short passes.
COACH PHILLIPS: I can tell you this, he's had nine drops, nine or ten drops. Those hurt his numbers. The deep ball has been good to us. Like I say, we'll have to continue to throw the deep ball. Like I say, you throw four, five deep balls, you hit three of them, you could be easily 21 points up.
Last week La'Rod (King) caught two deep balls. We actually threw three. We were one for three. Actually two for three. Another one could have been a touchdown. So we've got to continue to throw the deep ball.
But we also got to throw the underneath stuff better because it only gets them closer to the line of scrimmage, trying to shut down the underneath stuff. Gives us the chance to throw over their heads.
The thing that gives us the best chance to throw over their heads is running the ball efficient. I think that is what is giving us the chance last week to throw over their heads, putting it in one of the runningbacks' belly, pulling it out, and now throwing over the top of them because the safety is starting to have to get involved.
Q. On throwing shorter passes accurately.
COACH PHILLIPS: A lot of it has to do with getting lined up correctly, setting his feet and throwing the ball. Actually we were two for three. We actually had another one that we missed that would have been a touchdown, too. So you throw the deep ball, you complete three of them, three of the ones we had, that's 21 points. Three of them would have been for touchdowns.
He just has to throw the ball. Get relaxed first of all. Don't try to throw a fastball every time, just throw it with touch, get it to the receivers, give those guys a chance to make a play.
Q. On the tight ends not catching any passes the first two games.
COACH PHILLIPS: We've had to use them in protection. See how many times we've gotten sacked? We've had to use those guys in protection. They haven't gotten out. We go through our reads. If people are collapsing on them, should give us a chance to throw to the receivers downfield, which I think we've done pretty good.
Q. On Louisville's last win in the series coming in 2006.
COACH PHILLIPS: This is an important game, period. We've talked about that. The team that has won this game, usually went on and had a pretty successful season. It's important. It's not important to say the last time they've won it, all those things. That's not important. We just don't want to hear that the last time we won this game, the iPhone 4 was in here.
It's important for us to win the game because of the success that the winner has had after winning this game.
Q. Charlie Strong said after the game Friday night you guys were the better team.
COACH PHILLIPS: I said it the other day. We'll get to see. It's hard to judge teams when they haven't played common opponents. Who knows how well we would have done against Murray State and FIU? Who knows how well they would have done against Western Kentucky and Central Michigan? The way to judge that is play each other. We do play each other this week so we'll be able to know after this game.
Q. Is Morgan hesitant to run or are you hesitant to let him run?
COACH PHILLIPS: We haven't been hesitant to run him. We heard the criticism when we did run him.
We always thought for us to have success with him, he's got to be able to run it because he can be a force. The guy is 235 pounds, he runs well. I would say he runs as good as many -- probably runs better than our tight ends. That's moving pretty good. We've always run him.
The thing that Morgan has to do is when he drops back to pass, and he did it two weeks ago, when he drops back to pass, he needs to say, Is he open? No. Is he open? No. Let's go. That's when you have some huge runs. We saw that in the first game.
Next guy wasn't open, lane opened up, he has to pull it down and run with it.
Q. How has Darrian Miller done in the offensive line?
COACH PHILLIPS: I thought he played outstanding for us. He was a guy that got a (indiscernible) for playing good enough to win. He did have a mistake.
You guys notice him? Anybody call his name out? You don't call the offensive lineman's name out, they usually have done pretty good. We think he's got a chance to be a real talent.
Now, if we can get Billy Joe back, it even brings more depth back to our offensive line.
Q. How about as a freshman, being able to compete on a college level?
COACH PHILLIPS: I can tell you this: there was no one in here that guessed Darrian Miller would have been a starter in a game this year. I'm happy to have him there because the guy has a chance to be a talent and also he gives us a lot of depth. You very seldom see a true freshman go in there and play.
When he got here, he was bigger than we thought. We height and weighted him on his official visit. He's done some work on his own. He's now 295 pounds. Still a very lean guy. Very athletic. He has long arms. He uses his hands well. That gives a guy a chance.
And the kid is unbelievably smart. He's an unbelievably intelligent guy.
Q. On Josh Clemons vision, is that something you can teach?
COACH PHILLIPS: The guy has vision, has balance. You guys got to talk to him earlier. Really sharp kid. He's strictly business when he comes in the building.
Q. If Kentucky looked at Will Stein during the recruiting process.
COACH PHILLIPS: Stein, his dad and I played together, Matt Stein. So, yes, we did look at him. He walked on at their place also. We offered him an opportunity to walk on also. Probably the situation was a little bit better there.
He's become a really good player for those guys. (He) does a good job of pulling the ball down and running it. He's completed 62% of his passes. Everybody shied away from his height. His height definitely hasn't been a factor. All he's done is gone out there and competed and competed at a high level.
Q. Re: players from Trinity High School.
COACH PHILLIPS: You know, the state of Kentucky, sometimes you can know too much about a home guy. We've got a guy in Luke McDermott was a walk-on, came in here and went about his business the way he should, has earned the right not only to earn a scholarship but a right to start. Made a lot of good plays here.
Their center, their quarterback, their kick punt returner, guys that walked on, it says a lot for the program there they have at Trinity. Our punter is a guy, some years he would have been a walk-on. We were just in need of a backup punter at the time and gave him a scholarship. He's become a really good player for us also.
Q. On DeVonte Parker choosing Louisville instead of Kentucky
COACH PHILLIPS: We don't worry about the ones that got away. We're going worry about him this week because he's got a chance to play. Outstanding talent. He's got two touchdowns and two big-time catches in both those touchdowns. It will be a huge challenge to stop him. He's big, he's strong, he's fast, and he has great ball skills.
Q. If Kentucky's experience gives an edge
COACH PHILLIPS: We had four true freshmen playing on offense at one time or another (in the Central Michigan game). We had three on defense. They got a lot of true freshmen playing for them also. There is some experience, but they have some experience also, especially their defensive front. Their front seven is pretty extreme.
I think it kind of evens out. In a game like this, none of that stuff matters. You throw out any numbers, you can throw out age of a guy, throw out any statistics. This just will be an old-fashioned, roll-up-your-sleeves and get after each other (type of game).
Q. You and Charlie have coached against each other so long. Is it safe to say there will be no surprises; you know what to expect from each other?
COACH PHILLIPS: Well, is it safe to say there won't be any surprises? I know his team is going to try to get after us, try to heat us up on defense, run the ball on offense, hit the play-action passes. The same with us. That's what we've been.
We've now changed our style of defense. We'll be a little bit more aggressive on defense. He'll have two games (of video) on us now. Our offense is the same we've been the last times we've competed against each other.
There won't be any surprises. Like I say, it's an in-state game that will be old-fashioned, no surprises, just two teams that will try to bloody each other's nose.
Q. Do you feel like the offense finally got its footing in the second half?
COACH PHILLIPS: We got a lot cleaner. Looked like we were playing some ball plays. Last week, I'm not sure it looked like a Chinese fire drill. This week we had some plays pretty clean. At times we threw and caught the ball well.
Like I say, our offensive line got on people, stayed on people. Our backs ran the creases. I thought we looked a lot better this past week.
Q. Question regarding a slow start.
COACH PHILLIPS: What's a slow start? Last week, we had a chance to go up 7-3. That's not a slow start. It's 3-3. Yes, we were down at halftime, but I don't know if you can call that a slow start. I think our guys got the momentum back in the second half and finished the game off. I thought, like I say, they score, we score. So I don't think it was a slow start.
We've got to match the intensity in this game. If they take the momentum, we got to fight and scratch to get it back on our side. There's going to be a lot of swings in momentum in a game like this. We just got to try to keep it a little bit longer than they do.
Q. You talked yesterday about seeing that effort out of Ridge Wilson. Is there a specific example you've seen in him?
COACH PHILLIPS: The fourth down, big stop. I actually saw Ridge Wilson strain into doing everything in his power, throwing every ounce of his 245 pounds into a guy, then releasing him as violent as you can release a person, then going as violent as you could to try to get the stop.
That was encouraging to see. Ridge has played really good. Again, he's been a guy the last two games that our defense has thought he's played good enough to win. So we expect him to play that way this week.
Q. In terms of using Morgan as a runner, is it be careful because you don't have a backup?
COACH PHILLIPS: We have to be a little careful. Morgan has to be careful and smart in how he runs also. He's a little bit of an upright runner when he does run. Can't take those type of shots.
Another thing, he's got to get underneath some of those tacklers also, get on the ground. I don't expect him, if it's third down and 10, like it was the other day, I don't expect him to get on the ground at eight, nine yards. I expect him to lower his shoulder like he did and get us the first down. But he's also got to be smart in how he runs the football.
Q. What was your reaction to Randall Cobb's kickoff return?
COACH PHILLIPS: Didn't surprise anybody in that building. Didn't surprise anybody here. The only thing that surprised me of the whole play is he brought it out (from) eight yards deep. His athleticism, his ability to take it the distance did not surprise me. His balance did not surprise me. What surprised me is he did something that the coaches told him not to do, and that's not Randall. You saw the next one, what did he do, he kind of caught the ball and got to a knee in a hurry.
None of the plays he made surprise anybody. I was mentioning that to our guys. I was talking to Ronnie Sneed, What about Randall? He said it didn't surprise him, he knew what he could do.
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#46, Ronnie Sneed, LB
On his impressions of Louisville quarterback Will Stein …
"I think that he is pretty good. When you first look at him he is not very big in stature but he is all over the field making plays. He is going to give us some fits so we are going to have to be ready to play."
On the difference between the game being played in Lexington instead of at Louisville …
"Thank goodness. Last year, we had to go down there and play on their field. It is always good having a rivalry game -- or any game really -- at home because you get that little advantage and that crowd behind you. It is going to be fun. We are going to have it at night and we are going to get to see all the new stuff with our stadium light up a little bit."
#70 Stuart Hines, OL
On what the offensive line did better this week …
"We got a lot of stuff cleaned up and blocked a lot better offensively. We had a rough start in the first half, and had a rough time getting going. We couldn't convert on third down, and in the second half we were able to show that we have some big-play ability. Hopefully we keep improving."
On the Louisville rivalry …
"It is a game that you look forward to every year. You have to focus on every game you have, but you know that this game is coming, so you look forward to it a lot."
On the importance of winning the game …
"I think it is a very important game for all of our seniors, and definitely the program. The thing is that you can't count on history to win this game. We have to come out ready to play. I know they are going to be fired up."
#40 Josh Clemons, RB
On what Joker Phillips told him that convinced him to come to Kentucky …
"I just thought he was a really good coach. I really enjoyed talking to him and it sounded like he knew what he was talking about, so I put my faith in him and I came to UK."
On what he knows about the Kentucky-Louisville rivalry …
"I just know it is brutal. Everyone is talking a lot about this game and is really fired up."
On what he saw from the line of scrimmage on the touchdown run …
"I didn't know what I saw when I turned around to the backside. I just tried to stuff it up in there, and the guys didn't wrap up. When I bounced back, I saw the hole, and I just took it. There were a lot of guys who got hands on me, and I just didn't feel that pressure that they were going to pull me down."