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I loved my dermatologist until today. I had fraxel done in May and was very satisfied. I went last week for botox around the eyes and forehead. My eyelids had already greatly improved after the fraxel. I was told to come back in one week to tweak the botox if necessary. I went back yesterday and got more after seeing no real improvement from last week.
This week when I had it I could feel a pressure/ tightening sensation. I was not given any specifics on not doing anything. Last week I was told not to rub the site and to exercise the muscles. I was not told that I was not to bend over. I left the office yesterday and about 30 minutes later I worked in the yard, bending over for about 30 minutes. This morning I had swollen eyelids. I can still feel some pressure.
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April 3, 2011
By Zach Stipe, Media Relations Assistant
By Zach Stipe, Media Relations Assistant
OXFORD, Miss. - The No. 11-ranked Tennessee Lady Volunteer golf team cruised to its second tournament title of the season on Sunday, recording a final round 6-over-par 294 to win the Rebel Intercollegiate by 30 strokes at the Ole Miss Golf Course.
Junior All-American Nathalie Mansson nabbed her third career individual title, tying the Lady Vol career record for wins, by edging her teammate sophomore Erica Popson on the third playoff hole after both Lady Vols tallied 3-under 213 54-hole totals.
Tennessee's 290-279-294=863 (-1) set a tournament record by 14 strokes and easily pushed it past second-place Tulsa (893) and third-place No. 10-ranked Tulane (898) at the par-72, 6,351-yard course.
"I am really proud of our team," Lady Vol head coach Judi Pavon said. "Our goal was to have a big win this week, so to go out and make it happen was wonderful. Today got very windy on the back nine, so we knew we had to make our birdies early - which we did. Sometimes with a big lead you can have a letdown, but I thought it was a good effort today. Sara (Monberg) had another great week, as did Kaitlyn (Rohrback). Chessey (Thomas) had a good tournament, too, and to have Nathalie and Erica tie for first was awesome."
The Lady Vols opened the tournament by taking an eight-shot lead after round one and pushed the advantage to 24 strokes after a school-record 279 round two score.
Mansson won the competition by making a par on No. 18, the third playoff hole. She and Popson had both made par on the previous two playoff holes.
The Stockholm, Sweden, native recorded seven birdies and carded a tournament-record and a career-best-tying 67 on Saturday before tallying a 2-over-74 on Sunday for her 72-67-74=213 total. She had one birdie during the final round and was able to rebound from a triple bogey on Hole No. 14 to capture medalist honors after tying with Popson.
"I feel like I've been playing really well," Mansson said. "I got unlucky with one hole today, but I've been playing much better lately. I'm really excited for the postseason. I hit the ball really well on the first day, I just didn't hit my putts. On the second day, I made my puts and had a great score. Today, we just kept our solid play going. It was a lot of fun. We have worked so hard, and we were so close to winning last week. It was our turn."
Last weekend, the Lady Vols finished just two strokes out of first-place at the Bryan National Collegiate, but they had no trouble taking down the 18-team field at the Mississippi-hosted event this weekend and building more momentum toward the upcoming SEC Tournament from April 15-17 at Auburn, Ala.
Popson had four birdies on Sunday, but made three consecutive bogeys on a very windy back nine to finish with a 1-over 73 and a 71-69-73=213 total score. It's the second straight tournament the Davenport, Fla., native has finished in the first position after winning the Bryan National Collegiate from March 25-27.
Sophomore Sara Monberg tied for sixth with a 72-73-73=218 (+2) score, while freshman Kaitlyn Rohrback finish 11th with a 75-70-76=221 (+5) total.
Freshman Chessey Thomas tied for 12th - her best career placement - after tallying a 76-73-74=223 (+7) total.
Mansson also won the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships and Alamo Invitational in October of 2009. Her three career victories tie her with Marci Turner and Violeta Retamoza for the most medalist honors in Lady Vol history.
This marks Tennessee's 22nd all-time tournament win and second of 2010-11. The Lady Vols also won the 2010 Mercedes-Benz in the fall.
|Nathalie Mansson*
|72-67-74=213 (-3)
|Erica Popson
|71-69-73=213 (-3)
|Sara Monberg
|72-73-73=218 (+2)
|Kaitlyn Rohrback
|75-70-76=221 (+5)
|Chessey Thomas
|76-73-74=223 (+7)
|290-279-294=863 (-1)
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When Roofies Are Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Have Roofies
The renewed debate on gun debate has sparked a meta-debate over whether one particular argument – that criminals don't obey gun laws – is a valid one. On one side, a recent article by James Schlarmann of the aptly-named "Political Garbage Chute" has been making the rounds lately, suggesting that the argument can never be valid for gun control or anything else. On the other, Jennifer Townsend and others maintain that a law followed only by the law-abiding is a waste of everyone's time, or worse. Elliot Fladen splits the baby, arguing that "criminals don't follow the law" works for malum prohibitum (bad because prohibited) crimes but not for malum in se (inherently bad) crimes. In my view, "criminals don't obey laws" is a valid argument, but one whose value is often overstated. Further, as I will explain below, it is more useful for the gun debate than it is for most other issues of contention.
First, let's dispose of the living, breathing strawman that is Schlarmann. While concerns about compliance (or lack thereof) may not be dispositive, this doesn't mean lawmakers should dismiss them entirely. Of course not everyone will comply with any new law, and of course that doesn't mean all new (or old) laws are bad. But it's one thing to have a law some people won't comply with, and quite another the pass one that no one will. And by "no one" I don't mean literally no one, but none of the target population we ought to care about. National Prohibition had a 100% compliance rate among teetotalers, and everyone who didn't drive in the 1970s and early 1980s was in full compliance with the national 55 mph speed limit, but both laws became national jokes, and were rightly repealed as a result. If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, did it really make a sound? If Congress or the Legislature passes a new law and no one complies with it, is it really a law?
On the flip side, while concerns about compliance (or lack thereof) may not be something legislators should dismiss entirely, this doesn't mean they are dispositive. Take, for example, the death penalty debate. Liberals frequently claim the death penalty is not a deterrent. If they are correct, surely no lesser penalty can deter, either. Yet I have never heard even the most ardent liberal argue that laws against murder should be repealed, if for no other reason, then because locking up a person who has committed a murder in the past may prevent him from committing more murders in the future. So there can be a value to having a criminal law on the books, even if no one is deterred.
At first blush, this would seem to support Elliot's malum prohibitum / malum in se distinction, as murder is an inherently bad act, while merely owning the instrument in question is not. Locking up or executing pepple predisposed to commit murder will surely result in fewer murders, which is unambiguously a good thing. Locking up or executing people for possessing Tiddlywinks will surely result in fewer people owning Tiddlywinks, but what's the point? Similarly, locking up people for possessing firearms will result in fewer people owning firearms, but if that effect is only seen among those least likely to misuse them, it again seems to be a useless exercise.
That said, not all malum prohibitum laws are as silly as bans on Tiddlywinks, let alone as silly as gun control. While some "date rape" drugs may be prescribed to certain individuals for other, legitimate purposes (Rohypnol, a.k.a. "roofies," have been prescribed for insomnia), there is no legitimate reason for the rest of us to have easy access to them. As surely as a person not deterred by the stiff penalties for murder won't be deterred by the relatively lax penalties for merely possesing the gun, surely no potential rapist would be deterred by the relativity lax penalty for merely possessing the drug. Still, if a violent felon on parole is found in possession of a firearm, or if anyone is found in possession of date rape drugs at a bar, with no medical justification, would it not make more sense to lock them up now rather than waiting around until someone actually gets hurt?
Constitutionally, we have a right to bear arms but not roofies. Ignore that for now. The policy reason for banning roofies but not guns is because guns are useful tools for good and evil, while unprescribed roofies are useful tools for evil alone. Gun control creates a balance of power problem that is essentially nonexistent in most other debates. For any topic, the "criminals won't obey this new law" is as good as the NRA slogan, "when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns." Try it on for size:
- When murder is outlawed, only outlaws will commit murder. Good, we need as few murders as possible.
- When date rape is outlawed, only outlaws will rape their dates. Good, we need as few rapes as possible.
- When date rape drugs are outlawed, only outlaws will have date rape drugs. Good, unprescribed date rape drugs are useless to the rest of us, anyway. Try fending off a rapist with a roofie.
- When bananas are outlawed, only outlaws will get enough potassium.
- When large sodas are outlawed, only outlaws will piss off Michael Bloomberg.
Note that there are some aspects of the gun debate where "only criminals will comply" becomes as silly for guns as it is for roofies. Take, for example, the ban on undetectable "plastic" guns. Unless you are planning on breaching security of some courthouse or airport, what use is a "plastic" gun to you? Similarly, the ban on certain individuals from owning firearms is a reasonable concept, even if the criteria themselves could use some work (lifetime for nonviolent felons seems over the top). So generally, the "criminals won't obey X" argument is only a strong argument against X if it's also a problem that non-criminals will.
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March 27th, 2013 at 10:13 am
I have a few (mostly minor) quibbles with this. First, let's not conflate enhanced gun control with gun prohibition. While there are certainly plenty of people who would like to get rid of guns altogether, that crowd doesn't enjoy anything like majority support, or anywhere close to it.
So that leaves us with gun control changes, rather than prohibition. Your example of plastic guns shows that you recognize that certain types of gun control (up to and including bans on certain TYPES of weapons) can make sense and be good policy. At that point, it becomes a question of where one draws the line. The likelihood that you need (or even have legitimate use for) a 20-round magazine is very close to as small as the likelihood that you need a plastic gun, for example. Now, I should note here that I don't really support a magazine capacity limit, simply because crimes involving such tools are uncommon enough that banning them wouldn't make much difference, even if everyone DID comply. I'm merely pointing out that it's the sort of thing that people can argue about in good faith without being "gun grabbers" or prohibitionists or whatever.
From the "quibble" file, your argument against the national 55 MPH speed limit could just as easily be an argument against speed limits of any kind. I doubt that was really your intended point, but really, what's the difference?
Another quibble: You write that, "Locking up or executing pepple predisposed to commit murder will surely result in fewer murders," but I don't think there's evidence to support that this is "surely" the case. It will surely result in fewer (future) murders committed by those specific people, but across society as a whole? The evidence is far from clear. There's even evidence that suggests that more executions and more imprisonments result in MORE violent crime, not less; that evidence is not conclusive, of course, but neither is the evidence for the converse. My point being that while what you say seems to make sense, we cannot say that it's "surely" the case.
But the main thing I see here is that the roofie angle undermines your point, because the same arguments can easily be made for guns: yes, they have legitimate uses, but they also can easily be used for evil (and, indeed, are very frequently used for evil purposes), so we ought to have strict control of who can and can't have them, coupled with punishments when we find the "wrong" people with them. Now you can argue about the frequency of good uses vs. evil uses, but nobody can dispute that evil uses are remarkably common; and you also can argue about who should and shouldn't have them, but again, it's a matter of line-drawing.
Finally, it makes sense to take a step back and ask what the purpose of gun control ultimately is. The whole point is (or ought to be) to reduce gun crime and gun violence. The means to that end is making it harder for the "wrong" people to get their hands on guns. Now we can argue about what constitutes "the wrong people" — you'd likely say criminals and the mentally ill, while I'd go with a broader definition — but I think you'll agree that any attempt to do that is necessarily also going to make it somewhat harder for the "right" people to get them. So again, it's a debate about where one draws the line.
tgirsch Says:
March 27th, 2013 at 10:19 am
Also, apropos of nothing in particular, posting here has reminded me of two things:
1) I miss being able to use HTML tags in my comments, and
2) You have the slowest blog in the history of blogs.
Sigivald Says:
April 4th, 2013 at 2:22 pm
Take, for example, the ban on undetectable "plastic" guns. Unless you are planning on breaching security of some courthouse or airport, what use is a "plastic" gun to you?
Well, if they actually existed (they don't), the utility would be significantly lighter weight, which is exactly why plastic framed guns with a bunch of metal in them (for purely practical "we can't make the whole thing out of plastic yet using today's materials science" reasons) are so damned popular.


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What Will You Change: A Better Book Store
Paul Sansone
December 30, 2009
By Elizabeth Michalka — This article was originally published in the alumni magazine Team Fuqua.
As a financial officer for eight years, Paul Sansone (Daytime '92) was used to concentrating on profits, but he had to change that mindset when he became Chief Financial Officer of Better World Books, "the online bookstore with a soul."
"In the corporate world, it was all about growth and profit," Sansone said. "My philanthropic self was separated. I enjoyed giving back to my community in my free time, outside of work. I never thought the two — work and philanthropy — could blend, but Better World Books does that every day."
Founded in 2002, Better World Books is a for profit social enterprise with a triple bottom line — people, planet, and profit. The company accepts new and used books, and resells them online with portions of revenue directly funding international literacy initiatives. The company has sent more than $7 million in unrestricted funds to literacy partners including Books for Africa, Invisible Children, and The National Center for Family Literacy. Any books that can't be sold are recycled — more than 25 million pounds so far.
In fall 2008, before accepting the CFO position with Better World Books, Sansone asked himself whether he could look beyond a traditional corporate model toward a more service-oriented enterprise. He knew changing his financial archetype would be challenging, and also exciting.
"The more I learned about Better World Books, the more it resonated with me," Sansone said. "So I decided to take the leap."
He added that the company not only fulfills his personal interest in social responsibility, but also in technology as an e-commerce firm. The growth rate keeps him energized, too. Better World Books became profitable during the second half of fiscal year 2009, and is doubling revenues every two years, perhaps spurred by recognition from the media including The New York Times, CNN, Time, and BusinessWeek. Fiscal 2010 revenues are estimated at $45 million.
Sansone returned to Fuqua with Better World Books Co-founder Xavier Helgesen and CEO David Murphy in September 2009 to speak about the company's business model. The event was sponsored by Fuqua's Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, and Managing Director Matt Nash introduced the group, calling the company a "pioneering social enterprise" with leaders who "believe that education is a basic human right."
Sansone and his colleagues explained that Better World Books depends on book drives and donations by individuals and groups. The company is supported by nearly 1,000 libraries and more than 1,600 colleges, including Duke. Since spring of 2006, the Duke Textbook Store donated more than 10,200 books, while Duke's Perkins Library and Law Library together donated more than 4,600. And now, Fuqua's Ford Library is involved. Collection Services Librarian Amy Brennan said they were so impressed by the company's presentation that moving forward, Ford Library will donate its extra books to Better World Books.
Sansone said he greatly appreciates the support, and acknowledges his responsibilities to navigate the company's growth and strike a careful balance between fostering continued profitability and meeting the needs of stakeholders including investors, non-profit literacy partners, campus and library partners, employees, and customers.
"It's challenging and it's refreshing," Sansone said, eagerly. "The company has a good heart, and it's very gratifying to be associated with it."


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Aug 31, 2013
Site: Cincinnati, Ohio (Cintas Center)
Event: Xavier Invitational
Score: #7 Michigan 3, Northern Kentucky 0 (25-19, 25-14, 25-23)
Records: U-M (3-0), NKU (0-3)
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CINCINNATI, Ohio -- Head coach Mark Rosen earned his 500th career win and the No. 7-ranked University of Michigan volleyball team hit above .300 for the third straight match as the Wolverines defeated Northern Kentucky in straight sets on Saturday (Aug. 31) inside the Cintas Center. Scores were 25-19, 25-14 and 25-23.
Rosen is now 500-214 in his 22nd season as a head coach at Northern Michigan, Cal State Bakersfield, Boise State and Michigan. He also has a 291-177 record in his 15th season at U-M and has led the Maize and Blue to 12 NCAA appearances, five regional semifinals, two regional finals and a national semifinal in 2012.
Senior Lexi Erwin (Spring, Texas/Woodlands College Park) led U-M's offense with 16 kills in the three-set win. Classmate Molly Toon (Middleton, Wis./Middleton) added 11 kills and six digs, while freshman Gabbie Bulic (Brunswick, Ohio/Brunswick) had nine kills and a .529 hitting percentage. Junior and Xavier Invitational Most Valuable Player Lexi Dannemiller (West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West) had 31 assists, while sophomore Tiffany Morales (Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union) had 10 digs.
U-M hit .342 in the match's first set, earning a 25-19 decision. An Erwin kill gave the Maize and Blue a 7-4 lead. A 7-1 run for U-M was capped by a Dannemiller kill, giving Michigan a 14-7 lead. A Toon termination made it 17-10. NKU came back to cut the lead to 18-16 on a Michigan attack error, but Erwin's kill extended the advantage to 22-17. Michigan closed out the set with a block from Dannemiller and sophomore Krystalyn Goode (River Hills, Wis./Nicolet).
The Wolverines upped their hitting percentage to .400 in the second set in a 25-14 victory. A Toon kill put Michigan up early, 5-1. Bulic had a kill for an 8-2 advantage, forcing NKU to call timeout. Another Bulic kill made it 11-4 and a 6-0 run off Erwin's serve was capped by a block from Toon and senior Jennifer Cross (Scarborough, Ontario/Birchmount Park Collegiate), putting U-M up 19-8. The Wolverines scored the set's final three points as kills from Toon and Bulic and an NKU error gave Michigan the 2-0 lead.
Michigan scored the third set's first five points, which included two service aces from senior Ally Sabol (Los Angeles, Calif./Marymount). U-M went ahead 11-4 on Dannemiller's ace, but NKU fought back to cut the Wolverines' lead to 12-10. Michigan never lost the lead in the set, but the Norse closed to within 21-20 on Jenna Ruble's kill. A Norse attack error and Morales service ace put U-M up three (23-20). Two more NKU points made it a one-point set again, but Bulic's kill set up match-point. After a Northern Kentucky kill, Erwin's kill ended the match and wrapped up the Xavier Invitational title.
U-M hit .343 for the match and committed just 11 errors in the three-set match. The Wolverines had six services aces, two each by Morales and Sabol.
Michigan returns to Ann Arbor for its home opener on Friday, Sept. 6, against Oregon State as part of the Big Ten/Pac-12 Challenge. That match will start at 7 p.m. inside Cliff Keen Arena.
Head coach Mark Rosen earned his 500th career win with today's victory over Northern Kentucky. His career record is now 500-214 in his 22nd season.
Rosen is the fourth active coach in the Big Ten with 500 career wins, joining Penn State's Russ Rose, Nebraska's John Cook and Michigan State's Cathy George.
Rosen's next milestone will occur after nine more wins. Rosen is 291-177 at Michigan in his 15th season.
Michigan ended the Xavier Invitational with a .339 hitting percentage in the three wins.
Junior Lexi Dannemiller was named the Most Valuable Player of the Xavier Invitational. It is her second tournament MVP of her career as she also earned the honor at the 2012 adidas/Michigan Challenge. Senior Jennifer Cross joined her on the Xavier Invitational all-tournament team.
Senior Lexi Erwin had 16 kills in the win over NKU. It is the 61st time she has had 10 or more kills in a match.
Freshman Gabbie Bulic played her first match in a Wolverine uniform and had nine kills. Junior/sophomore Olivia Reed also saw her first action of the season as she had a kill and three digs.
Sophomore Tiffany Morales had a team-high 10 digs and now has double-digit dig performances in 34 matches (12 consecutive dating back to last year).
Michigan Head Coach Mark Rosen
On the play at the Xavier Invitational ... "I thought offensively we were really good. We're hitting numbers that are good no matter whom we are playing. We were very low error. Last night against Xavier, we had 17 errors in the entire match in every category and when you get under six a game that's very good. I thought defensively, we still can get a little better. We looked young still blocking and even in floor defense; it wasn't as good as I know it can be and expect it to be. We have areas to work on there, but it was a great start and a place for us to open the season and build from."
On his 500th career win ... "One of the coolest things is that it's about those people that won those matches, because I didn't win any of those matches from the standpoint of playing. We've had a great group of people throughout my career but certainly throughout our time here at Michigan. We've had really good players that have contributed hugely to this program. It's cool to think we've been here that long. When you think of a number like that, you think 'I'm old,' but it's cool to have been here for this long and seeing that many players come through and have success. It makes me proud, especially to do it at a place like Michigan."
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The one word that applies to everything Tollywood is Grand. Be it the movie budgets or the lavish lifestyles of stars everything has to be grand. The engagement of Tollywood heartthrob Ram Charan Teja was no exception. Father megastar Chiranjeevi sure had a reason to celebrate when their son got engaged to sweetheart Upasana Kamineni. The lady in question is the granddaughter of Prathap Reddy the chairman of Apollo Hospitals. A lavish ceremony was organized at the Temple Trees Farm house in Hyderabad yesterday.
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GAINESVILLE- The city of Gainesville is about to increase the consequences for nightspots that are penalized for underage drinking.
As a new school year gets underway, the three year old, underage drinking ordinance is closing the doors to some places to underage patrons.
The economic threat of losing business of that group is enough to get many establishments to tighten up their act.
Gainesville Police Officer, Joseph Crews says, " If we can prevent it before it happens, it's just safer and it keeps people from getting out of hand."
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"Everybody is aware of the risk of cell phones and texting in automobiles, but I see more and more teens distracted with the latest devices and headphones in their ears," said Lichenstein. "Unfortunately, as we make more and more enticing devices, the risk of injury from distraction and blocking out other sounds increases."
Lichenstein and his team conducted the study by taking cases where headphones were involved in serious pedestrian injuries/fatalities from car or train crashes from 2004-2011 reports from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, Westlaw Campus Research databases and Google News Archives. Lichenstein's team reviewed a total of 116 cases during that time period.
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The Polish keeper made a stunning stop to deny Leeds a 2-0 advantage at Emirates Stadium and paved the way for Cesc Fabregas to rescue a draw with a late penalty.
Wojciech was just beaten by an earlier spot-kick and that was one of the topics raised when he spoke to Arsenal TV Online after the game.
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wikiHow to Paint a Pool
Paint is one of the most common pool surfaces. It comes in a variety of colors and is an inexpensive alternative to the more elaborate surface options. When attempting to paint a pool, one must first select the proper paint, prepare the pool properly, and follow all manufacturer's application guidelines. With the right materials, and some time and effort, you can have a brand new swimming pool without breaking the bank.
1Purchase the same type of paint previously used on your pool surface: epoxy, chlorinated rubber or acrylic.
- Remove a chip and have it tested by your local paint dealer to determine the type of paint that was used.
2Drain all of the water from the pool and remove any leaves, dirt or debris.
3Caulk or patch any existing cracks and holes with hydraulic cement. Follow the cement manufacturer's instructions.
4Clean the concrete surface.
- Remove any old paint by using a power washer or a scraper and wire brush. Ensure that all loose paint has been removed, then sweep the area clean.
- Use an acid wash mixture of 50% water and 50% muriatic acid to clean the pool surface. Thoroughly scrub the walls and floor with a scrub brush, then rinse the entire surface with clean water.
- Clean the surface again with tri-sodium phosphate (TSP) to neutralize the acid and remove dense areas of oil or grease. Rinse it completely with fresh water.
5Re-rinse the entire pool, including drains, lights, stairs, etc. Pump out any standing water and allow 3-to-5 days for the pool surface to dry. Only acrylic paint can be applied to damp surfaces.
6Apply the paint with an extension roller. Start in the deep end and work your way into the low end of the pool. Use a brush to cut in on the tight areas around pool fixtures such as lights, drains and valves.
7Allow the paint to dry per the manufacturer's instructions, particularly when using an epoxy paint as timing is crucial to proper adhesion. Typically, you must wait 3-to-5 days for the paint to dry before refilling the pool with water.
8Refill the newly painted pool with water and adjust the filter and chemical settings to ensure proper maintenance.
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How long do I have to wait before I can add water after I repaint my pool?wikiHow ContributorThe answer to this depends on how big your pool is. It is suggested that you wait the following times depending on the sizes: XS: One or two days; S: 2 or 3 days; M: 3 days; L: 4 days; XL: 4 and a half days or 5 days; or XXL: 5 days.
Is it a problem if it rains the day after painting?wikiHow ContributorIt depends on how heavy the rain is. If the paint is the type to dry quickly, it might not matter. Put sealant on the paint to seal it from weather. If you don't, it could wash away the evenness, but not much else.
Can I paint without acid washing it?Yes. Just drain the water and wipe it with a dry cloth beforehand.
When can chlorine be added to a newly painted pool?wikiHow ContributorChlorine can be added anytime after the pool is painted. The important thing to remember is not to enter the pool until 24-72 hours after chlorine has been added.
Can I paint a pebbled pool too?wikiHow ContributorYes, of course you can. Just make sure to paint in the small cracks in among the pebbles, that's all.
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CHICAGO (Dec. 20, 2013) - U.S. Soccer's All-Time Women's National Team Best XI was revealed Thursday as the Federation wraps up the celebration of its Centennial anniversary in 2013. Three former Tar Heel greats - forward Mia Hamm, midfielder Kristine Lilly and defender Carla Werden - were honored on the U.S. Soccer Women's Centennial Team.
The Women's Best XI features two unanimous ballot selections in defender Joy Biefeld (Fawcett) and forward Mia Hamm. Midfielders Michelle Akers and Kristine Lilly were near unanimous ballot selections as both were one vote shy.
Three active players - defender Christie Rampone (Pearce) and forwards Alex Morgan and Abby Wambach - were voted to the Women's Best XI, with Morgan the youngest selection at 24 years old.
Calculated by total votes, U.S. Soccer's All-Time Women's Best XI is arranged in a 4-3-3 formation and listed below in alphabetical order by position:
Goalkeeper - Briana Scurry 1994-2008
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Defender - Brandi Chastain 1988-2004 (31)
Defender - Joy Biefeld (Fawcett) 1987-2004 (56)
Defender - Carla Werden (Overbeck) 1988-2000 (49)
Defender - Christie Rampone (Pearce) 1997-present (46)
Midfielder - Michelle Akers 1985-2000 (55)
Midfielder - Julie Foudy 1988-2004 (40)
Midfielder - Kristine Lilly 1987-2010 (55)
Forward - Mia Hamm 1987-2004 (56)
Forward - Alex Morgan 2010-present (15)
Forward - Abby Wambach 2001-present (52)
In an effort to create a fair and reasonable process to determine the All-Time Best XI, U.S. Soccer appointed a committee of soccer historians and former players, coaches, media members and administrators at the National Team level.
The committee determined the list of eligible players for selection to the Best XI, as well as the criteria to be considered by the list of voters. Voters for the Best XI included 56 former players and administrators, as well as media members. The criteria the voters considered in determining their All-Time Best XI:
1) Starter or key contributor to overall
success on the field, especially in World Cups
2) Longevity, overall performance and talent on the field with the U.S. Men's or Women's National Team
3) Impact on the legacy of the U.S. Men's or Women's National Team program
Members of the voting committee include, in alphabetical order:
Roger Allaway (historian), Christine Brennan (media), Jeff Carlisle (media), Cindy Parlow Cone (former player), Dr. Bob Contiguglia (administrator), John Daly (coach), JP Dellacamera (media), Tony DiCicco (coach), Anson Dorrance (coach), Beau Dure (media), Jill Ellis (coach), Julie Foudy (former player), Carin Gabarra (former player), Jim Gabarra (coach), Leslie Gallimore (coach), Steve Goff (media), Lauren Gregg (coach), Mia Hamm (former player), April Heinrichs (former player/coach), Phil Hersh (media), Ted Howard (administrator), Sandra Hunt (referee), Cobi Jones (former player), Grahame Jones (media), Colin Jose (historian), Jeff Kassouf (media), Paul Kennedy (media), Ann Killion (media), Mark Krikorian (coach), Tracy Leone (coach), Michael Lewis (media), Bob Ley (media), Carli Lloyd (player), Rebecca Lowe (media), Shannon MacMillan (former player), Marcia McDermott (coach), Ridge Mahoney (media), Kevin Payne (administrator), Christie Rampone (player), Tiffany Roberts (former player), Alan Rothenberg (administrator), Steve Sampson (coach), Kari Seitz (referee), Tom Sermanni (coach), Jerry Smith (coach), Hope Solo (player), Hank Steinbrecher (administrator), Rob Stone (media), Jamie Trecker (media), Jerry Trecker (media), Jim Trecker (administrator), Lori Walker (coach), Kelly Whiteside (media), Barry Wilner (media), Mike Woitalla (media) and Mark Ziegler (media).
Listed below are the full voting results for all eligible players. The final vote tally for each player is provided in parentheses.
Briana Scurry (31), Hope Solo (24), Mary Harvey (1)
Joy Biefeld Fawcett (56), Carla Werden Overbeck (49), Christie Rampone Pearce (46), Brandi Chastain (31), Kate Markgraf Sobrero (9), Lori Chalupny (5), Ali Krieger (2), Rachel Buehler (1), Linda Hamilton (1), Heather Mitts (1), Cat Reddick Whitehill (1), Stephanie Cox Lopez (0), Lori Henry (0), Amy LePeilbet (0), Kelly O'Hara (0)
Michelle Akers (55), Kristine Lilly (55), Julie Foudy (40), Shannon Boxx (13), Carli Lloyd (13), Shannon MacMillan (8), Megan Rapinoe (6), Heather O'Reilly (5), Shannon Higgins (4), Tobin Heath (1), Tiffany Roberts (1), Tisha Venturini (1), Lauren Holiday Cheney (0), Lorrie Fair (0), Angela Hucles (0), Lindsay Tarpley (0), Aly Wagner (0)
Mia Hamm (56), Abby Wambach (52), Alex Morgan (15), Carin Gabarra Jennings (13), April Heinrichs (12), Tiffeny Milbrett (10), Cindy Parlow Cone (1), Sydney Leroux (0), Amy Rodriguez (0)


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SBC Deep sump oil pan ?
I am trying to compare the usage of a stock SBC 4 Qt pan (7.5) depth and a 7 Qt aftermarket deep sump pan (8.25) depth with the associated matched extended pickup for the pan (below) both pans have baffles and in this case no windage trays are used; also a HV oil pump is used:
I know there is two purposes of using a deep sump pan:
1. To reduce the windage of the oil: the deeper pan in combo with the kick outs lets you run an oil level lower than OEM to keep it further from the crank by running 4-5 qts in the 7 qt pan
2. To run 3 additional quarts of oil to extend oil change intervals, protection of oil starvation due to leakage etc
My question is in a SBC 383 (400 crank) is there an advantage of running oil levels further from the crank ? What would be the noticeable effects of running the oil level too high be ?? Would the oil splashed splashed on the cylinder walls due to windage over power the rings causing oil consumption to a point until the oil was at a level below the crank that would not be effected by windage ?
There is one small problem with the 7 quart pan you have a link to. It is not clearanced for a stroker crankshaft. It will have a knock that will drive you nuts. :D
I ordered a Milodon 7 quart oil pan for a 383 stroker. In the box was a non-stroker clearanced oil pan. It had not appeared that the box had been opened before. The next morning, next day air, I received a second one which was clearanced. Summit's customer service is second to no one.
Maybe yours came clearanced for a stroker, and you did not know it.
This blown 383's total fill, with the oil filter is 7 quarts. So the oil pan only has 6 quarts in it at the full mark on the dip stick. The oil does not cavitate, and I have not seen any oil consumption since replacing the cheap/leaky oil pan that was on it a year ago.
Thanks for the info....
Actually was hoping to learn about pros/cons of running a deep sump pan full vs normal capacity ??
Here is a link to Milodon, and in the left column is their explanation for usage of the various oil pans they make.
Hey, I did a lot of research and I went with a Kevko pan.
If you call there they will help out. All an oil pan has to do is hold oil, and not leak. I felt the product was of good quality.
They have an adapter pickup for the standard melling pumps.
I'm not promoting them, I just know they can guide you through their product line better than Summit can to make sure you get the right thing. I needed a passenger side dipstick and they made it up for me. They can do what you need. I paid just over $200 for my pan.
There is horsepower to be found in choosing the right configuration of oil pan. Also depending on if a car is to be raced either drag, circle track, or road racing having the correct baffling can make a difference when it comes to keeping the pickup covered and not cooking the bearings.
Thanks for the tip...I think I will try to run 5 qts in my 7 qt pan; still 1 qt more than a stock 4qt SBC pan.
Will I be able to trim my dipstick tube to register from 3-7 qts ? 3 being 1 qt low (add) on a 4 qt pan and 7 being full on the 7 qt pan running full capacity (plan on running 5 qt with 4 qt being 1 qt low or "add"). The oil pan depth is 8.25 inches (stock it is 7.5") . Thanks.
Add all but 1 quart of oil. Run the engine long enough to circulate the oil to the filter and rest of the engine. Stop it let rest for 5 minutes and mark the stick with the 1 qt. low mark.
Fill w/the last quart and repeat the deal, marking the stick w/a "full" indicator.
In any event, should you want to trim the tube, go by what you see by inserting the stick, not be measuring the depth of the old pan as compared to the new pan. Use what the dipstick indicates to determine how much to remove from the tube.
Cobalt327 thanks for the tips I will give that a try. Actually I have trimmed the tube 1" already in the past and have an OEM SBC dipstick with trying to maintain 7qts on the dipstick is difficult. If the level falls .5-1 qts it comes off the dipstick. I am not sure if it is due to the pan shape with the kickout that a very small change in amount of oil in the system results in a larger change on the level shown on the dipstick; it appears I need a longer dipstick than the 19.5" stock one.
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I'm been messing around with this dispstick situation for over a yr and it still is giving me strange and inconsistent readings. I started out with an after market chrome dipstick (installed when I bought the car) which is utilized with an aftermarket summit 7qt pan (with kickouts); also previously installed. I ended up trimming the dipstick tube a while back ~1"...still having problems I picked up an OEM dipstick from a local u-pull-it from a SBC. I think there is something going on in the pan area or where the dipstick goes in the block, since it seems like the dipsitck gets "hung up" in that area. If I place the dipstick in one way the oil reading is off the dipstick if I place it 180 degrees it reads full !!! Also when the dipstick is inserted it sounds like it is rubbing the pan. I recently had the engine rebuilt ~300 miles ago and having a difficult time monitoring the oil level. I really don't want to drop the pan (would have to pull engine). I know a dipstick is a pretty simple thing but I am at witts end on what is going on. Is it this pan ??? :mad:
Did you (or the previous owner) forget to install the lower guide dipstick tube into the block?? It goes into the block dipstick tube location before the upper tube is inserted. Its function is to guide the stick down into the pan past the crank and main cap. If it isn't there the dipstick will try to curl either up towards the crank or down and out towards the pan side.
Commonly lost or left out part at rebuild, it is basically just a piece of 5/16" fuel line about 7" long with the flare still on the upper end to keep it from falling through into the pan. The factory piece is slightly larger than 5/16" to fit tighter in the hole, but 5/16" works fine, the upper tube holds it down and tight.
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Instead, the center fielder misplayed Ryan Doumit's hit into a two-run triple, and that was all the help Brian Burres needed Thursday night to help the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0.
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Dodgers starter Clayton Kershaw (1-1) walked his first two batters of the game, and both scored when Doumit's sinking liner got past Kemp with two outs as he tried to backhand it on the short hop.
"I just missed it. I should have caught the ball," said Kemp, who won his first Gold Glove last season. "It was one of those in-between hops. You either try to catch it or back off of it and let one run score and keep that other runner at third base. I should have kept it in front of me. I can't make any excuses."
Burres (1-1) combined with two relievers on a four-hitter. He allowed four hits over 5 1/3 innings with four walks and three strikeouts.
The Pirates have won three straight following a seven-game skid.
"That's the ups and downs of an early season," reliever Jack Taschner said. "We were flat for a little bit there, but we've started to show some life. It helps when you put up a couple of runs early. It's easier to keep things rolling than to kick-start it. So hopefully, we can keep this rolling."
The game-time temperature was 66 degrees, but Northwest winds were blowing at 14 mph with gusts up to 24 mph toward right field resulted in a wind chill of 41 degrees. When the teams met three weeks ago in Pittsburgh, the temperature was an un-April-like 80 degrees.
"I knew the conditions tonight were going to make it tough to score runs, with the wind blowing like that, so getting the two runs in the first inning was huge," Burres said. "When I was warming up, I felt pretty good and I thought I had a pretty good shot at throwing OK tonight. My defense did a great job and I made some good pitches when I needed to."
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Evan Meek pitched a perfect ninth for his first major league save while manager John Russell rested regular closer Octavio Dotel, who has been scored on in each of his past six appearances.
"Dotel's thrown a lot, and he threw two innings yesterday, so you just can't keep running him out there day after day," Russell said. "You've got to make sure that you protect him. Evan was the freshest guy we had in that situation, and he's been throwing the ball well. So it wasn't a hard decision."
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The loss was the fifth straight for the two-time defending NL West champs, matching their longest skid of last season. The Dodgers have been shut out in three of their last five games.
"I don't know why people are panicking. There's 140 games left," Kemp said. "We've got a long ways to go, and a lot of time to work out the kinks and the things that we need to work on, and that's what we're doing right now. It's going to happen. We're going to turn this thing around. No need to panic. Put the cap on the panic button. We've got 140 games to make up five games. That's very, very possible."
The Dodgers (8-14) are actually six games behind the Padres (14-8) in the NL West.
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According to the online foreclosure tracking firm RealtyTrac, the number of foreclosure filings fell 9 percent in April compared to the previous month and dropped 2 percent from a year ago.
"April was the first month in the history of our report with an annual decrease in U.S. foreclosure activity," said James Saccacio, chief executive officer of RealtyTrac in a statement.
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The "sand states" continued to have the highest foreclosure rates in the country. Nevada had the highest rate in the nation for the 40th month in a row. One in every 69 homes in the state received a foreclosure filing in April, more than five times the national average. Arizona had the second highest rate, followed by Florida and California.
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Some reports over the weekend said that Newcastle may be prepared to loan out Best this season, but we think he just needs time – just as Kevin Nolan did when he first arrived at Newcastle.
The Ireland international has impressed so far in pre-season with two goals in his last two outings, and he's looked more than decent up front.
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"The lads welcomed me with open arms as soon as I came." "I didn't get the goal early, and it was like I could never score, so hopefully this season's going to be different for me."
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