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Chengdu Transportation
The transportation network in Chengdu is very developed. It has one of China's busiest airports; it is the intersection point of five trunk railway lines; it is connected with thousands of miles of expressways and has dozens of coach stations sending passengers to various destinations. Within the city area, there are subways, city buses, taxis and many other transport conveniences for passengers to choose from.
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The city has one airport, the Shuangliu International Airport (CTU), in the southwest of the city. Located about 16 kilometers (10 miles) from the city center, it is the largest aviation hub in central and western China, and aims to form the national aviation hub in mainland China. It has flights to more than 70 domestic cities and over 20 international cities. Frequent one-hour flights are available to Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. Flights to Xining, capital of Qinghai Province, take about one and a half hours, with two-hour flights available to Lhasa, capital of Tibet. It is convenient to visit the Jiuzhaigou Scenic Spot by air, a 40-minute flight from CTU to Jiuhuang (Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong) Airport with one-way full fare of CNY 980, excluding departure tax and fuel surcharge. Visitors are advised to book flights early for this popular trip. Discounts may be available through hotels or travel agencies.
Chengdu Flights (brief introduction & flight search)
As the largest railway hub in southwest China, the city has convenient railway transportation. At present, it has three railway stations for passenger transport: Main Railway Station, namely North Railway station, East Railway Station, and South Railway Station. Another passenger railway station, west railway station is now under construction. When completed, the "two principals (north and east railway stations), two assistants (south and west railway stations)" setup of the city's rail transport will be formed and better service passengers.
Chengdu Railway Station
East Railway Station
South Railway Station
Chengdu Train Schedule
Long-distance Bus
This city has several main coach stations transfering passengers within or outside Sichuan Province, including General Bus Station (Wugui Bridge Bus Station), Xinnanmen Bus Station (Tourism Bus Center), Chadianzi Bus Station, Airport Bus Station, East Railway Station Bus Station, Beimen (North Gate) Bus Station, and Wukuaishi Bus Station.
According to the short-term plan, the city plans to build 11 metro lines around the city which would make the subway transport easily accessible to the city's major distribution centers. Currently, only Chengdu metro line 1, line 2, line 3 and line 4 are in operation, while line 5 and line 7 are under construction. Passengers can take line 1 from Shengxian Lake to Guangdu via North Railway Station, Tianfu Square, Sichuan Gymnasium, South Railway Station, Jincheng Plaza and other places in the city. Line 2 can take travelers to Chadianzi Bus Station, People's Park, Chunxi Road, East Railway Station, Institute of Public Administration and other areas. Line 3 runs between Taipingyuan and Military General Hospital, passing Chunxi Road, Chengdu Zoo, Xinnanmen Bus Station and Zhaojue Temple. Line 4 connects Wannianchang and Intangible Cultural Heritage Park, passing some popular scenic areas like Wide and Narrow Alley, Sichuan Museum and Cultural Park.
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City Bus
Public bus services extend in all directions. You can get to most of places, especially sights inside the city, by bus. Common public buses charge CNY 1, while those with air-conditioners charge CNY 2. Take small change as there are no conductors on many of the buses.
Bus/ Metro Search
Sightseeing Bus
Travels non-stop and directly to attraction sites, sightseeing bus saves travelers, especially independent travelers a lot of time. Although different from those of other cities and mostly sold together with entry ticket to the destination, it is still cheaper than taking taxis. Also, there are free schedules.
Hundreds of taxi stands are available in the city. Except hailing a taxi at a stand, it is also feasible to take one along the street. To shuttle around by cab, you'd better avoid the rush hours between 07:30 – 09:00 & 17:00 – 19:00. In addition, it shall be quite normal that a driver doesn't use the taximeter if the car departs from railway stations or long-distance bus stations. In this case, it is recommended to discuss for a flat rate before getting on the car. For difrerent brands of cars, the fare varies a little:
|Flag-down Rate for First 2km (1.2mi)
|Fare between 2-10km (1.2-6mi)
|Fare between 10-60km (6-37mi)
|Fare beyond 60km (37mi)
|Sagitar 2.0L; cars with 1.4T Emission
|Flag-down Rate for First 2km (1.2mi)
|Fare between 2-10km (1.2-6mi)
|Fare between 10-60km (6-37mi)
|Fare beyond 60km (37mi)
|Elysee, Jetta, Sagitar 1.6L
|Flag-down Rate for First 2km (1.2mi)
|Fare between 2-10km (1.2-6mi)
|Fare between 10-60km (6-37mi)
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1. Three types of taxis are serving in the city, and passengers can make a reservation by calling 028- 962999. It should be noted that the cars of Magotan brand won't run in the city unless being reserved, and the other two types are quite common on the street.
2. For every 5 minutes' waiting, the cost equals to the unit price per kilometer (0.6mi).
3. It is regulated that taxis running in the districts of Jinjiang, Qingyang, Jinniu, Wuhou and Chenghua, as well as from/to Shuangliu Airport must charge by meter. Therefore, if confronted with refusal, you can dial 028-96515 to make a complaint.
Gathering within the First Ring Road, especially in the city center, the pedicab has been a typical feature of the city. Drivers wear uniforms with identifying cards. The charge starts from CNY 5. You can bargain.

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SSouthern Perk Appreciation Breakfast
Southern Security Federal Credit Union: Jamie Coggins, Marketing Director
Thursday, August 22, 2013 from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM (PDT)
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Event Details
Join us for our first annual SSouthern Perk Appreciation Breakfast! We value the relationships we have with all of our Select Employee Groups (SEGs) and we want to say "thank you" for your continued support of our Credit Union. Southern Security Federal Credit Union has been proudly serving over 500 companies throughout the Mid-South since 1948.
Come for breakfast, fun, prizes and networking opportunities with representatives from our SEGs before heading to the office. Breakfast will be buffet style. Register to win prizes. We hope to see you there!
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Thursday, August 22, 2013 from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM (PDT)
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Chartered in 1948, Southern Security originally served the employees of Firestone Tire & Rubber Company in North Memphis. When the plant closed in 1982, the credit union diversified its membership and thrived in the struggling economy. With growth came additional branch locations and member conveniences. We now have over 50 employees across our 12 locations serving members from over 500 distinct companies, ever strengthening our financial position.
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Feb. 16, 2014
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The UAB baseball team defeated UT-Martin, 5-3, on Sunday afternoon to sweep the three-game set. It marked the first Blazers' first three-game sweep since April 27-29, 2012 against Houston.
"We didn't have a single sweep last year," head coach Brian Shoop stated. "It is good to get one."
Junior right-handed pitcher Alex Luna recorded the win for UAB, throwing five scoreless innings, striking out six, and did not walk one. Freshman Thomas Lowery registered his second save of the weekend, securing the sweep in the squad's first three games at Regions Field.
"The experience was fantastic," said Shoop. "It is an incredible place to play. Our kids love it. It's a great fan experience and we got three wins."
The Blazers struck early, tallying two runs in the third inning. Junior outfielder Chase Davis singled to second base, scoring redshirt junior infielder Matt Morse. Redshirt freshman infielder Matthew Furuto came up to the plate next, reached on an error, and plated sophomore infielder Adam Smith to give the Blazers a 2-0 lead.
Two innings later, UAB added to its lead. Junior first baseman Jeff Schalk launched a two-run home run over the right field fence, putting the Blazers ahead 4-0. It marked the first home run hit at Regions Field in a UAB game.
Redshirt junior Sam Kelley came on in relief of Luna in the sixth inning. Kelley allowed three runs, two of which were unearned. Sophomore Cory Eller replaced Kelley in the sixth and got the squad out of the jam.
In the bottom half of the frame, UAB got the insurance run it needed. Redshirt sophomore outfielder Griffin Gum hit a sacrifice fly to center field to plate Davis, making it a 5-3 game.
Eller pitched two total innings, fanning four, before handing off the ball to Lowery. The Pelham, Ala. native did not allow a run, surrendered one hit, struck out two, and walked one in 1.1 innings of work to preserve the win for the Blazers.
UAB will return to the diamond on Tuesday afternoon with a trip up to Huntsville, Ala. for a contest at Alabama A&M. First pitch is scheduled for 2:00 p.m.
Notes: The UAB baseball team recorded its first three-game sweep since April 27-29, 2012 against Houston … Dating back to last season's season-finale, UAB has won its last four games, its longest winning streak since March 3-10, 2012 … For the second straight contest, junior outfielder Chase Davis registered an RBI … Junior first baseman Jeff Schalk became the first Blazer to hit a home run in the 2014 season on Sunday afternoon.
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Gholston suspended for Badgers game
The Big Ten has suspended Michigan State defensive end William Gholston for Saturday's game against No. 4 Wisconsin after he threw a punch at a Michigan player last weekend.
The 15th-ranked Spartans beat Michigan 28-14 on Saturday. Gholston was shown on video appearing to twist the helmet of Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson during a pileup. He was also shown taking a swing at a Michigan lineman on another play, appearing to connect with his face or neck.
"I deeply regret momentarily losing my composure late in the third quarter of last Saturday's game against Michigan," Gholston said Thursday in a statement released by the school. "Although provoked, my response was inappropriate. Coach Dantonio regularly reminds us that actions have consequences, and I will be better prepared to handle these circumstances in the future."
Losing Gholston is a blow for Michigan State (5-1, 2-0 Big Ten), whose stout defense will be tested by Wisconsin (6-0, 2-0) on Saturday night. Gholston has 20 tackles in six games this year, and is second on the team with seven tackles for a loss.
"In the heat of the moment, he momentarily lost his composure," coach Mark Dantonio said. "Football is an emotional game of split-second reactions. It was an unfortunate incident."
Athletic director Mark Hollis praised Dantonio and the coaching staff for "immediately pulling" Gholston out of the game to talk with him.
"Our coaching staff and players respect the game, and our players are taught to play the game the right way," Dantonio said. "During the course of a contest, there are individual confrontations that sometimes escalate. The stakes – as well as the emotions – are always a little higher in a rivalry game. We will continue to stress the importance of maintaining one's composure."


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The Cornell Club of Western Washington welcomes you!
Membership in the CCWW is free and open to all Cornellians living in the Puget Sound area. We organize educational and community-service activities.
Originally, CCWW was founded in the 1940s by Norbert Fratt '26, Art O'Shea '30, Frank Frink '30 and Thomas Kelley '31. In the early 70s the club waned, but it was revived by Cork DeHardinge '53 and Karis Ricketts '61. Since then the club continues to grow and flourish.
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CCWW holds a number of events throughout the year such as our annual picnic, Spirit of Zinck's Night, service events at area
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Scientists have discovered the first evidence of graphite on the moon the same carbon-rich stuff used in pencils today after taking a new look at a lunar rock collected by astronauts nearly 40 years ago.
This graphite appears to have originated in a lunar meteorite strike around 3.8 billion years ago, researchers said. It could shed light on cosmic impacts that rocked the moon and our planet just when life was starting on Earth.
Scientists found roughly 70 tiny graphite needles, which scientists called "whiskers," on a lunar rock from Mare Serenitatis, "the Sea of Serenity," brought back in 1972 by Apollo 17, the last of the manned lunar landings. They were originally looking for another mineral, phosphate-rich apatite, as part of research into water on the moon.
"We came across the graphite by total accident," said researcher Andrew Steele, an astrobiologist at the Carnegie Institution of Washington in Washington, D.C.
The rock in question is an "impact breccia," part of a jumble of smaller fragments that formed when the moon was struck by an asteroid or other object. The researchers suggest this graphite could have come directly from the impactor itself or formed from the condensation of carbon-rich gas released during the impact. [Greatest Moon Crashes]
Although past studies of lunar rock have identified carbon-loaded minerals before, this is the first time pure-carbon minerals such as graphite was discovered. Previous studies suggested the carbon came from deposits left by solar wind.
The moon graphite formed in a period scientists dub the Late Heavy Bombardment. During this time, the moon, the Earth and most of the other bodies in the inner solar system apparently underwent massive cosmic impacts. Since craters from this cataclysmic time have eroded on Earth, this graphite on the moon could shed vital clues to this mysterious era.
In addition, the fact this form of carbon survived on the moon suggests the lunar surface could still possess remnants of carbon-rich organic molecules from ancient cosmic impacts the same kind of compounds delivered to the early Earth about when life was emerging on our planet.
"We believe that the carbon we detected either came from the object that made the impact basin, or it condensed from the carbon-rich gas that was released during impact," said study co-author Francis McCubbin. "The most exciting prospect from the discovery is that we now know that the moon holds a record of that period and the materials that contributed to the rise of life on Earth."
Although organic molecules such as amino acids have been seen on lunar samples before, "most of these measurements were put down to contamination at the time," Steele said.
"Perhaps a reappraisal of the Apollo samples would yield significant data on the organic inventory that was delivered to earth by meteorites at the time life was potentially starting on Earth," he added.
The research is detailed in the July 2 edition of the journal Science.
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5 Tips to Remember When Hiring a Professional Wedding PhotographerJune 28th, 2012
A picture says a thousand words. And thanks to Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook your wedding pictures will be seen (and judged) by all of your family and friends and your guests' family and friends. Which is why hiring a professional wedding photographer is vital.
This is one aspect of your wedding day where you do want to splurge. You want the photographer to capture the bride and groom's personality and ambiance throughout the day. You want to be so proud of your photos that you want to show them off to everyone (even if they didn't ask to see them)!
Here are 5 tips to remember when hiring a photographer
Never assume- Just because you've looked at the photographer's portfolio don't assume that he/she will know what style you want him/her to capture. Look through the photographer's portfolio and set up a meeting to discuss what you expect him/her to capture on your wedding day.
Personality matters- If you don't like the photographer on a personal basis don't hire him/her! It doesn't matter that the photographer has the ability to capture amazing photographs if you're not comfortable with the photographer your photos will reflect that.
Experience doesn't always matter- Don't get me wrong experience definitely matters, but previous customer experience also counts. You want to be comfortable knowing other couples have absolutely loved their experience with this photographer. Ask the photographer for previous clients' contact information and don't be shy about giving them a quick call.
Try and tray again- If you're not 100% ecstatic with the first photographer meeting don't worry, there are plenty of photographers to choose from. Meet and interview as many photographers as it takes for you to be completely satisfied with your decision.
Make a list- Once you've hired a photographer create a list of shots you want the photographer to capture. This will help you to create a visual story you want the photographer to tell with the photos. From hanging the dress on the bedpost to a back shot of the two walking hand in hand, make sure to be specific on what you want.
Make sure to follow our Creative wedding photography board on Pinterest to get inspired for your big day!
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Gisele Bundchen Unveils Baby Vivian!
She's one of the hottest ladies in the world, so it's no wonder Gisele Bundchen's 9-week-old daughter Vivian Lake Brady is a looker!
The Brazilian supermodel took to her Facebook page to show off a photo of her gorgeous girl, along with the caption, "Love is everything!!! Happy Friday, much love to all."
Little Vivian was born on December 5th in Gisele and husband Tom Brady's Boston, Massachusetts home, and she has two older brothers- Benjamin (3) and John (5).
Bundchen previously posted, "We feel so lucky to have been able to experience the miracle of birth once again and are forever grateful for the opportunity to be the parents of another little angel."
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As finals drew ever closer, music-loving Phoenicians jammed out under a full moon at The Trunk Space Thursday night. The evening was an eclectic mix of punk-influenced sets, pounding drums and heavy distortion as Great American Youngbloodz, Mr. Atomm's Bombs, Algae & the Tentacles and Doctor Bones took to the stage.
Great American Youngbloodz opened the evening, and they brought quite the crowd with them. The five-piece band mixed heavy bass with light psychedelic tones and synthesized chords to create a summery feeling. If disco-era high schoolers could go on a tour of Machu Picchu, this band would play their theme song.
The Great American Youngbloodz also debuted a new song in their set, much to the excitement of the audience. Among the themes of the songs were masturbation, surfing and straight-up tripping. The band's sound wasn't so clean, organized or necessarily well-rehearsed, but it was obvious that they were having fun with it.
Up next came Mr. Atomm's Bombs, a heavily distorted punk outfit. The band kept things short and to the point — no flowery lyrics or complicated melodies, and few of the songs lasted more than two minutes. A mixture of bass, electric guitar and drums blared to narrate tales of imminent death and one extremely huge moment of "oh shit." Mr. Atomm's Bombs veered toward a dirtier, choppier Sex Pistols-type style. Additionally, mad props to the guitar player — he hand-pierced both ears with multiple safety pins, and was wearing them as über-edgy earrings. It's so punk, it hurts … literally.
Visiting Tucson locals Algae & the Tentacles followed, with a decidedly less messy set. Drums accompanied an electric guitar to create the first obviously well-rehearsed set of the night. The exquisite rhythm and control of the drummer and the seriousness of Eddie Vedder-style vocals wooed the audience. Before long, a cacophony of the guitar player and lead singer's looped vocals combined with a gnarly beat to raise the energy — his glasses came off, and the audience knew it was serious jam time.
Despite a slightly rocky beginning, the evening at The Trunk Space finished in triumph with the extreme showmanship and killer musical skill of Doctor Bones. The influence of '80s synth pop was obvious in the five-piece band, and much of its unique sound harkened back to darkwave rather than punk. Think the bass lines of The Cure, the guitar riffs of Flock of Seagulls and the vocals of Fred Schneider of the B-52's and Gary Numan. Bass, electric guitar, drums, keyboard synthesizer, ethereal feminine vocals, tambourine and extremely high energy created a performance that truly topped the night. The lead singer theatrically rolled around on the floor and danced in the crowd, the bassist screamed like a crazed lumberjack on more than one occasion and they sang about killing old ladies.
You can't get more memorable than that.
Regardless of the full moon, every one of the bands created an exciting atmosphere on Thursday evening. Although it wasn't packed full, The Trunk Space hosted yet another night of noteworthy shenanigans.
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Counterfeit clothing racket shutdown
Two men have been charged over a $5 million counterfeit clothing racket.
The pair were caught peddling fake designer goods at Fairfield markets, in Sydney's west, yesterday afternoon.
Police arrested the men at their stall following public complaints.
A raid on a Lakemba warehouse rented by the men uncovered $5 million in counterfeit fashion goods, police said.
The men, a 40-year-old from Lakemba and 28-year-old of Fairfield, have been charged with importing and retailing counterfeit clothing under legitimate brand names.
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Should the Rosetta Stone go back....where?
What is the best selling post-card in the British Museum?
The last time I inquired -- admittedly more than a decade ago, but was told that it was the permanent "number one" -- it was a rather dreary image of the Rosetta Stone. That outsold its major rivals by several thousand. If you are interested, the main post-card rivals were: various views of the Museum itself, the (also Egyptian) bronze "Gayer Anderson" cat (displayed on the card plus or minus a real live tabby cat) and an original drawing of Beatrix Potter's Flopsy Bunnies.
There is no doubt that the Rosetta Stone (seen a few years back above) is a major icon of the British Museum -- and in fact, its post-card celebrity is backed up by its presence on best selling umbrellas, duvet covers and mouse mats (remember them?), all especially popular, I am told, in Japan.
I was once very puzzled about all this. After all, it is a rather uninspiring lump of black basalt, inscribed at the beginning of the second century BCE, recording an agreement between the Greek king of Egypt and a group of Egyptian priests, concerned among other things with tax breaks for the said priests. It came to London, as spolls of war in the early nineteenth century, captured from the French.
So why so charismatic?
Presumably because it was the key to decoding Egyptian hieroglyphs, as the inscription was trilingual -- in hieroglyphs, Greek and Egyptian demotic. Whether you think that the key work was done by Thomas Young (British) or Jean-Francois Champollion (French) depends partly on your national prejudice.
And now, again, Zahi Hawass (Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt) wants it "back"? Does he have a point?
In my view, no -- not at all. And I am not just talking here about the British Museum's claims to be a centre of world culture, symbolically at least owned by the whole world (the current Director is very fluent and convincing on this subject). On this Egyptian issue I feel a bit more jingoistic than usual.
For a start, lets be honest, if this boring lump of basalt has become an icon, it was because of the linguistic work or either a Brit or a Frenchman. It wasn't born an icon, it became an icon by a lot of hard academic grind (with huge "impact" if we are going to talk Hefce talk). At that time, the state of Egypt did not exist and "Egyptians had nothing to do with its decipherment. Sad but true.
If it should go back anywhere, it should be to France (as it seems pretty clear to me that, national prejudices apart, Champollion was the key figure here).
But more that I find myself suffering from an increasingly severe allergy to Zawi Hawass. he might once have been a good archaeologist, but he has become a nationalist media showman (complete with mad theories about famous ancient Egyptian graves, and a tv crew, plus a book signing, at his back). He appears to have a checklist of some icons he wants 'back' to Egypt -- as if they has been stolen.
I remember him on the Today programme a few years ago in discussion with some female descendant of Howard Carter (excavator of Tutankhamun). He was in full flow complaining about how the Brits has ripped everything off, when she politely pointed out that actually the whole Tut treasure had been left in Egypt (which did then exist).
Today, you can go an visit his fiefdom in the Antiquities Service of Egypt. It is truly amazing stuff ad no one is remotely suggesting removing it. But an awful lot in the marvellous Egyptian museum in Cairo is in a truly dreadful conservation stae (take a look at the Fayum portraits disintegrating there.). Now the truth is that in a global culture, we should all be paying to preserve this material for all of us, the world over, for the next few centuries. But that can only happen if Hawass stops making a media splash by demanding the Rosetta Stone and stops ignoring the much more exciting treasures crumbling on his watch.
If you want a good introduction to the Stone, can I recommend a book by John Ray in my edited Wonders series, available from your local bookshop or online from Blackwells/Heffers.


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Not too surprisingly, Alabama did not lose a step despite the departure of Mark Ingram to the NFL. Everyone already knew that Richardson was the real deal. Even playing behind Ingram, Richardson had 751 yards and eight touchdowns on 145 carries as a freshman and he went for 700 yards and six scores on 112 carries as a sophomore. Finally the feature back in Tuscaloosa as a junior, Richardson rushed 283 times for 1679 yards (5.9 average) and 21 touchdowns as he led the Crimson Tide to the National Championship. A decent receiver out of the backfield (although he can improve in that department and his hands could get better), the Pensacola, FL native also made 29 receptions for 338 yards and three more scores. He had 68 receptions for his career. Richardson stands at just 5'11'', but he is a load to bring down at 224 pounds (not entirely unlike Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jaguars, although obviously not quite that short). He generally runs around a 4.50 in the 40-yard dash and has been clocked as fast as 4.42 from that distance. He did not run at the combine due to minor knee surgery, but hopefully that won't detract any suitors. Richardson has especially impressive breakaway spee... [
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John Hughes, DT, Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle John Hughes excels as a run defender and has limited upside as a interior pass rusher. Hughes plays with a very nice pad level that helps him overtake ground in the trenches and gain position. When double-teamed, he can hold his ground and not get pancaked. Doesn't have very long arms, but uses leverage to his advantage at all times. Plays a very cerebral game from play to play. Hughes plays with a chip on his shoulder and would be an ideal fit in rotation that only keeps him on the field on first down and other run situations. If he adds bulk to his lower half, he could improve his explosion off the line which is inconsistent at times. Cleveland needed help for its run defense and Hughes is a smart fit in that regard. The only issue is if they expect him to contribute on all three downs, which is asking a lot of him since he's not ready for that role just yet. Hughes is a depth addition for now. He will fill in for Phil Taylor or Ahtyba Rubin when either player needs a break.... [
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James-Michael Johnson, ILB, Nevada
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Ryan Miller, OG, Colorado
Ryan Miller was a highly-touted five-star recruit when he began his collegiate career at Colorado. Unfortunately, he was never able to live up to those expectations (although he was good, but never great). His frame is built for offensive tackle, although he mostly played guard for the Buffaloes. Since he is so tall, he does well to keep his pads down but it is very tough for him to get leverage. Miller can be bull-rushed versus the pass and does well to hold his ground versus the run. He shows a nice mean streak, uses his hands well in tight spaces, and sometimes can push defenders back off the line. For his size, he moves well in open spaces and can pull the line. In the end, his time at guard may benefit him in the long term. Miller feels like a natural fit at right tackle. His limitations are more pronounced when pass-blocking. Miller has long arms, but doesn't have a great punch to move defenders. He slides nicely with above-average footwork. Although, he needs to improve using his hands to dictate the action and keep defenders engaged at the point of attack. A sub-par Senior Bowl performance really hurt his draft stock in January and he will need a strong combine to car... [
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The Texas Longhorns have been putting defenders in the NFL for years and they'll continue that long tradition with linebacker Emmanuel Acho. His potential scheme versatility can push him higher on draft boards, but he lacks the ideal size and athleticism to demand higher consideration. With a long frame, it looks as though Acho could still be growing into his body. Defenses that like to have their linebackers sit back in zone coverage will greatly appreciate his ability to tackle in open spaces and flow to the ball with ease. Acho doesn't have great speed, but he takes good angles, makes good decisions and is sound in his assignments. Moving forward, he's going to need to bulk up, especially if he wants to play inside. When blitzing, his long arms help him fend off blockers well and create leverage. Since NFL offenses are working the middle of the field more often due to the league's rule changes, Acho's coverage skills make him an ideal strong-side linebacker who can also be used as a blitzer.... [
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Billy Winn, DE, Boise State
Boise State Broncos defensive end Billy Winn should be one of the top prospects out of the Mountain West conference this year. Boise has been putting some athletes in the NFL in 2011 with receivers Titus Young and Austin Pettis and now they'll prove the Broncos can play some defense as well. Winn looks to be a versatile defensive end prospect who can play anywhere except nose tackle. He's a very good three-technique with more than enough athleticism to seal the edge or rush that inside shoulder of the opposing guard. His quickness and burst at the snap can be very disruptive on run plays. This short range quickness allows him to get in the backfield on occasion. With some adjustments, he could prove to be an effective nose tackle, but he is undersized for that position. While Winn is very strong in his lower half, he just doesn't have that elite upper body strength necessary to handle double teams on a regular basis. Outside of that, he does his best when he can initiate contact with his hands before the blocker can. When bull-rushing, he has to be able to stay inside his frame and drive through his body since he sometimes gets caught reaching and pushed out of the play.... [
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Training can help, but if it is to become "second nature" it must simulate the actual conditions under which you are likely to be attacked. An LEO needs to train at all ranges because his uniform and aggressive posture may draw early fire at a distance. In my case my threat is a rush from 21 feet or less in a dark parking lot or at an ATM. The training for these two scenarios are totally 180 degrees out. I train for in close (<21 ft ) pointed, rapid fire (empty gun at COM)because this is most likely what I will need. I will be in a mugging situation, not a gunfight.
I attended GUNSITE in the old days when Jeff Cooper was still honcho and the training I received there was great for gun fighting and combat. However, it is just about useless for my mugging scenario. It is the same reason I went from a semi-auto in an OWB holster to a revolver in the pocket for carry. I won't have time for more than five shots (I will be lucky to get off two or three!) and definitely no time to clear a Failure to Feed or a misfire.
Definitely train, but train to your needs, not to whatever is currently "cool" at the schools. Training to all scenarios is a lesson in rhetoric. There is as much difference between distant (>15 Yards) aimed handgun fighting and in your face (<21 ft) point or even hip shooting as there is between a sniper and busting down the door of a house and rushing the room types of shooting. One of them will become the second nature reaction you need. Practicing both means neither one will set as a reaction but will remain a mental option. At 10 feet you have no time for mental options.
SA helps but you eventually need to get to your car and you can't always park under the lights. I always walk to my car with my hands in my pocket (see mode of carry above).
Again, I train to a sudden, short burst of action in close. Your scenario may be totally different, in which case train to the predominate scenario.


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The beautiful Cheongpung Lake is the starting point for ferry journeys to see the 'Eight Scenic Wonders of Danyang'. These scenic wonders were designated by the scholar Hwang Lee (1501-1570) who was enamoured with the area's natural beauty when he came to Danyang as a chief governor. The first of the eight wonders is Dodam Sambong, an island in the Namhan River whose three peaks are said to represent a love triangle between a husband, his wife and his concubine. The story goes that a man took on a concubine after discovering that his wife was unable to provide him with a son. His distraught wife refused to speak to him and turned away, an act that the locals believe is symbolised in the orientation of the rocks.Read More
Seokmun, wonder number two, is a stone gate shaped like the arc of a rainbow. Sainam Rock is a large rock cliff with a poem inscribed upon it. The poem was written by the Confucian scholar Utak. Haseonam is another mountain peak that belongs to the Doraksan range. This peak belongs with two other peaks likened to brothers. Haseonam is the first brother. Jungseonam is the middle brother peak, the slopes of which form the Ssang-yong falls. It is said that the falls were created when two dragons ascended to heaven through a crevice. The sixth scenic wonder is Sangseonam, the site of a thatched pavilion where Gwon Sang-ha lived and wrote poetry. The final wonder is Oksunbong, a mountain peak that has 'The Gateway of Danyang' inscribed on its rock wall though the peak originally belonged to the district of Cheongpung-gun.
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That is why I'm highly disappointed after watching An Inconvenient Truth. Here's a man who described himself as "the former next president of the United States" when introducing himself in the film. A very witty way to introduce Al Gore.
My initial amusement was shortlived though. An Inconvenient Truth was almost unbearable to watch mostly due to Mr. Gore's interminable effort to put the audience to death by Powerpoint.
Every 10 to 20 minutes or so of the film; Mr. Gore is either:
- Shown composing his presentation on powerpoint (on a Mac notebook at that)
- Actually presenting the powerpoint slides
- Having flashbacks of certain events that has nothing to do with global warming
My opinion on the film? An attempt at delivering a serious message by someone that I find hard to take seriously who's way too serious about Powerpoint. Too much seriousness? You bet! But at all the wrong areas.
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When I apprenticed at a three-star restaurant in Paris, working for free meant living like a poor student. By day's end, too exhausted to cook for myself, I frequently ate dinner at Restaurant Des Beaux Arts, a cheap place near my apartment that looked like the bistro featured in every Hollywood movie about starving artists. For 60 francs (about $12 dollars in 1980), their prix fixe menu provided a filling three-course meal.
I would usually start with crudités, the French hors d'oeuvres of raw vegetables. At the Beaux Arts, it consisted of two generous, side-by-side mounds, one each of shredded beets and carrots, both glistening with a sharp vinaigrette dressing of red wine vinegar, olive oil and garlic.
I have always loved beets and was delighted to discover this way of serving them as a kind of salad. Upon returning to the United States to work as a private chef and caterer, I was disappointed by the American aversion to eating beets. My clients usually rejected them in any form – roasted, pickled or raw, especially raw in salads – until the current fashion of pairing beets with goat cheese.
This salad shows another way to enjoy beets, this time without cheese. It is a combination of raw shredded beets, carrots and apple inspired by French crudités.
I particularly recommend this salad in the spring, since some consider beets, like grandma's old-fashioned tonic, good to eat to get our systems going after winter's lethargy. This salad is so colorful and succulent that saying this is loaded with fiber, vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients seems almost crass.
Beet, Carrot and Apple Salad
- 1 medium beet (or 3/4 cup pre-shredded)
- 2 medium carrots (or 3/4 cup pre-shredded)
- 1 large peeled Granny Smith apple
- 1/4 cup walnut halves, chopped
- 3 Tbsp. chopped flat-leaf parsley or dill or combination
- 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
To shred beet, insert each hand in plastic sandwich bag to avoid staining hands. Peel beet using swivel blade vegetable peeler. Using coarse side of box grater, shred beet to get 3/4 cup. Save remaining beet for another use. Shred carrots and apple. Place shredded beets, carrots and apple in mixing bowl and mix to combine. Add walnuts and green herbs on top of mixed vegetables, and set bowl aside.
For dressing, in small bowl whisk together lemon juice and salt until salt dissolves. Add 3-4 grinds of pepper. Whisk in oil. Pour dressing over salad and mix until well combined and evenly dressed. Serve salad within 1 hour of combining with herbs and dressing.
Makes 4 servings.
Per serving: 112 calories, 8 g total fat (<1 g saturated fat), 11 g carbohydrate,
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Tator funny thing is they had the same cam WGI right next to it for $10 cheaper even they know if they don't put their name on it it is worth more LOL
Be careful buying the D55's they are supposedly not being supported by Moultrie anymore as they were discontinued. A friend tried to get his repaired. it was a Non warranty issue but Moutrie told him they are no longer covered under warranty either
so I would check w/ Moultrie first
my wife has informed me that I have enough trail cameras (I'm glad I have her, I'd have never known this! :)
LOL My wife said the same thing to me about guns but I told her every time she gets a new outfit or shoes I will be getting a new gun
Backfired she hasn't bought a new outfit in a year or so. I was hoping to catch up to HM
Lets see...:coffee: 6 guns/year X 10 years - 3-4 going to the kids, factor in 2-3 for really good deals that come along not on the list that you can't pass on = HM :w00t:
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I was just out driving my '34 Mercedes 500 K replica with a Camaro 350 drivetrain. A/C was on and it sudenly went off (blower stopped), so I figured it was a fuse and kept driving. When I got home, I could not shut off the engine with the ignition key. Did not matter whether in off or acc position. Seems strange that both would happen at one time. So I pulled the coil lead to the distributor and shut it down. Re attached the coil to distributor and started engine with the same results also A/C blower is dead in either position. I have noted recently that the blower fan did not go off with the ignition switched to off. It had previously gone off as expected. It did not occur to me that the ignition switch might be faulty. Hope that is a clue. I have checked the voltage at the coil with the distributor lead removed, and it is 12 volts on both the hot side and the ground side. Also the guages are on with the ignition switch off. (so I pulled the lead from the fuse box to avoid battery drain. It is 100 degrees outside and worse in my garage so have not explored the fuses etc. Anyone have this problem before? Doc, are you out there today? rapsag
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Does anyone think it is just the ignition switch that needs replacement? Or do I have something reversed somewhere? Could not find a blown fuse.
blower motor
did you try disconnecting the blower motor sounlds like power is feeding back somewhere holding ignition on
Did not check it, but will do so. It is a vintage air.
disconnected the plug for the vintage air. No change. Coil was still hot. I think it may well be the ingnition switch. I suspect it was not changed out when the car was built. Not sure how it is positioned (lots of wire jumble under the steering column). Not sure I would have further battery drain as long as the gauges power line is pulled, but just to be safe, I pulled the ignition fuse and that of course took the coil off line. What do you think? rap
ignition switch
could be ignition switch. Just seems weird the blower motor stopped at the same time.... The only way to verify it isnt the ignition switch is to test with an ohm meter with the ignition switch off see if there is still continuity with the power supply of the ignition switch..
This is why wiring is so hard to diagnose. because it depends on how it was wired and how many things are tied to the ignition switch directly. and not through relays or switches. If its not the switch,Just going to have to test each circuit at a time. If it is the switch i would see why it failed. After you put the new ignition switch in turn all accessories on and put a meter on it and see how much amperage you are pulling through that circuit.
Good advice, The fuse certainly did not blow. During construction the Vintage Air and other acc. had to be adapted to the Camaro harness,so I suspect there may be a lot of crimped leads that may not be solid and jiggling around while on the road might cause some arcing and heating up at the switch. Will check it out and let you know. I will have to drop the stearing column to get to it all. It is 104 here now so it will have to wait for an early morning approach. Thanks again.
Not the ignitions switch
Change out the ignition switch module (ugh!). Not the answer. Also have noticed that the fuel guage is on even though the ignition fuse is out and the guage line to that fuse is removed. The lights, courtesy lights all still work and switch off properly.
Somehow the A/C going off is the common denominator in this puzzle. There are tons of redundant wires from the old harness under the dash that went to the old dash module and are no longer used. So I baffled at this point. Where to begin? I even put the battery charger on and it shows less than a full charge on the battery (it is a new acid glass matrix battery) at about 12.3 volts, will keep it topped off with the charger.
Meanwhile, how can there be current going to the ignition when the switch is off?? Everything worked super well before the A/C blew. rap
Hi Tulsa!
What alternator do you have? Does it have an electric fan?
I'd contemplate a rewire of the ignition system/coil.
Is the fuse box hot when the key is off? Or does it stay hot after the engine is turned off?
Hacked wiring is always bad, and it sounds like you have a mess on your hands
You said it was hot and you had the AC on. This creates alot of heat. Hot electronics draw more current. More current creates more heat (I think you can see how the problem compounds itself). Heat & excess current are very bad for a hacked wiring harness. If I were you I'd check to make sure the fuse box or a distribution block didn't melt.
It sounds like you definitely have a short somewhere. You may want to check your solenoid as well. If it's fried closed (shorted) all the time then the ignition key won't shut it off. Does the header run close to the starter & solenoid? With the temp around 100 & the air on that is one very hot engine bay. Could have fried the solenoid closed (shorted on) all the time.
Re-reading everything makes me suspect the solenoid even more. The lights wouldn't be affected because they are always live anyway. Depends on the year of your camaro harness whether the gauge cluster is through the ignition switch or from the solenoid. Your car continuing to run when you turn the key off is telling me that the solenoid isn't clicking open when power is removed. Just seems strange to me because I've always seen a solenoid fail preventing the car from cranking or starting.
I know I'm not in the same league as Doc, but I'm trying to fill his shoes while he seems to be taking a sabbatical
This am I did the following checks. With the key off (out), only the ignition part of the fuse box is hot. The A/c-heater circuit is cold, infact the only other circuits that are hot are those that are supposed to be (lights, courtesy lights etc). I inspected the Vintage Air fan control, and it controls also the thermostat feed and manual compressor on (a toggle switch on the dash). I am about to put the meter to it and see if any leads are hot (not supposed to be?). Then I am going to disconnect it (five leads) and see if things get corrected. If so, then will call Vintage and raise a little hell for a new one and let them know what happened. It all seemed to start with that system going out.
However, as you suggested, will check the solonoid (how do I do that without taking it out????). The solonoid and starter are spanking new in appearance as is all the rest of the car, and does not appear to have had lots of hot exposure. It even has a heat shroud around it to deflect the exhaust heat. This car is essentially unused since 1990 and the a/c was never loaded or used (Las Vegas show car, driven with top down in nice weather--or so I am told)
Will report back. And thanks a lot for all the input. rap
A/c switch has no current even when ignition turned to Run. The A/C fuse is good and current at the fuse box. So somewhere between, there must be a separate fuse or connector.. Meanwhile the ignition is still hot in the off position. Looks like it is possible to have flees and lice at the same time after all. Something is fried somewhere, just can't locate it. Will check the solonoid next as you suggested. Any hints on how to test it on the car? Remember, the starter still works when everything is back together, just won't shut off. Is that possible with solonoid frozen closed? Wouldn't the starter just keep going? help!! rap
Unfortunately, you can't take the solenoid off GM starters.
Sorry I forgot to put in the solenoid check (it was late for me, not usually up after midnight ). It's easy to check. With the key to 'off' you should just have the one post from the battery hot. The other 2 posts should have no power.
What year is that camaro harness?
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I have more news. Thanks 78Novaman, I think you are going to be right. When I put everything back together (except the A/C switch). The dash gauges are still on at 'off'. When I turn to 'run' the usual accessories come on, i.e. radio, But when I turn to 'start', NADA, and the voltage gage goes to bottom and the temp guage swings all the way to hot. Suggesting to me that there is a short in the starter solonoid as you suggested. There is about 6 volts at the hot lead of the coil as well in 'off' whereas it was about 12 before when this first happened. Remember, right after it happened the first time, I could start it again but not stop it. So I suspect the solonoid. Have not found out yet what the A/C problem is but it is separate..
Unless I farkled up the new start switch? (I checked and the harness is in properly). Will get after the solonoid asap.
With the key in 'off'. There is about 6 volts at one of the lesser wires on the solonoid. Same as on the hot lead of the coil. Does that qualify as a bad solonoid and thus the feedback is from the solonoid thru the coil and to the ignition circuit? There is 12 volts on the battery lead as expected.
I hope this does it for that problem. Initially after the first time it kept running at shutdown, there was 12 volts at the coil (both leads) but it also would start again. Now only 6 volts and it does not start or turn over.
Should I disconnect the coil leads and recheck the solonoid to see if the 6 volts originates there, before I install a new one? Will do it anyhow just for confirmation and get back with you again.
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I think in the end it will be the same argument as those who feel the need to run the clutch and stick-shift themselves -- as technology supersedes human capability, nostalgia is often misconstrued as better performance.
++1 imo some see the technology, and they get all the "enthusiasm" in them worked up, and others follow the "leaders" to belittle the technology cos it's only popular for an "enthusiast" to do so. A poor follower of the latter -
Check out the video at 2:05, the phrases "not as fun" to drive and lacks "on-center feel" are "popular", not initially though. But this guy says the lack of on-center feel is particularly evident when the F10 is at its limits. This seems to be contrary to the view that the lack of on-center feel is when the F10 is going straight, but fine when the f10 is at its limits/twisties etc?
Quote "While there is still direct mechanical linkage between the steering wheel and the drive wheels, an electric motor is used to assist steering on demand. As the electric motor kicks in, it seems to distort feedback through the wheel. Since the electric motor is only used when steering input is added, there is less energy consumed verses a conventional hydraulic steering assist setup, but this energy savings comes at a high price. On center feel is numb and leaves you guessing most of the time. Once the wheel is turned beyond 5 degrees, more information is progressively fed through the wheel, but still not in the raw, mechanical fashion we so adore. Road undulations are felt through the wheel, but there is definitely a middleman in this equation. While efficient electronic systems do have their place, it seems that this steering technology has evolved too far. Lets go back one evolutionary step and restore the pure, honest, steering feel of 5 series past."
There are people (including some who haven't even tested the F10) who jump on the bandwagon, but not sure what's in it - is it that the steering is too light/lexusfied (but the steering is weightier in sport mode, and generally reviews are positive about the weight) vs numb on center (but many don't know what is the meaning of numb on center eg the above), numb generally (please buy a 3 series if one is comparing the F10 to a E46 or E90, or better still a Lotus).
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