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|You lift that hand once more and I won't let you know where the girl is. Do we understand each other? Huh? Do we understand each other? Don't pass out on me yet! No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not yet! Don't pass out on me yet, you rotten oinker! Do we understand each other? If you care what happens to the girl you better answer me. Alright! Now listen to me carefully, I've changed my mind. I'm going to let her die! I just wanted you to know that. Do you understand? I just wanted you to know that before I killed you! Goodbye, Callahan!
|~ Scorpio preparing to leave the girl he kidnapped to die while attempting to kill Harry Callahan
Scorpio (real name: Charles Davis) is the main antagonist in the 1971 film Dirty Harry. He is a psychopathic serial killer who kills young women in San Francisco.
He is portrayed by Andrew "Andy" Robinson.
Scorpio was a grounds keeper at a football stadium who decided to extort San Francisco by killing people. He first appears at the beginning of the film were he uses a sniper rifle to kill a young woman swimming in a pool.He then leaves a note of his demands for the police. When "Dirty" Harry arrives at the crime scene he finds the note. Scorpio demands that he be paid 100 thousand dollars or he will kill a catholic priest or a black person. Later on a helicopter patrol spots Scorpio as he is about to kill a black man with his sniper rifle. Scorpio is prevented from killing but manages to escape. Much later on, Scorpio kills a ten year old black boy by shooting part of his face off with the sniper rifle. The police then set up a trap for Scorpio. Since Scorpio said he would kill a Catholic Priest, Harry and his partner Chico Gonzalez stake out on the church rooftop at night waiting for Scorpio to arrive. Scorpio arrives with the intention to kill a priest and is caught off guard when Harry begins shooting at him. Scorpio and Harry shoot at each other but Scorpio manages to escape and murders a police officer in the process. Scorpio enraged at the police, kidnaps a 14-year old girl and buries her alive. He demands money or he will leave her to die. The police are able to identify that she has really been kidnapped because Scorpio sent them one of her teeth that he pulled out with pliers. The Police Department gathered a whole bag full of thousands of dollars and Harry volunteered to be the bag man. Chico accompanied Harry. During that night Scorpio had Harry run from phone booth to phone booth to make sure Harry was alone and not bringing back up. Chico and Harry kept in contact with ear piece communicators and Chico kept out of sight from Scorpio. When Harry met Scorpio face to face, Scorpio began beating up Harry. Scorpio betrayed his promise that he would let the girl go and would now kill Harry. Luckily Gonzalez showed up and rescues Harry but ended up getting shot but luckily he survived. Harry stabbed Scorpio in the leg with a switchblade yet Scorpio escaped again. However Scorpio now had a permanent limp and ran funny. Harry went to the doctor that treated Scorpio's leg wound and revealed where Scorpio lived. Harry went to the football stadium and chased after Scorpio. He interrogated Scorpio by stepping on his wounded leg so he would tell where the girl was buried. Sadly the girl was discovered dead. Scorpio was released from custody because his rights were violated and Harry illegally entered the area. Scorpio made sure Harry wouldn't follow him anymore by paying a thug to brutally beat him up. That way he made it look like Harry had been harassing him and would get him off his back.
Scorpio later went to a liquor store, and beaten the bartender so he could steal his Walther P38 pistol. Scorpio's last plan was hijacking a school bus and holding the kids hostage. Harry disobeyed the mayor and chief and went to ruin Scorpio's plan. He intercepted the bus and jumped right on top of it. Scorpio crashed the bus and the two had a brief shootout at the factory.
Scorpio then saw a boy fishing and quickly held him hostage. He demanded that Harry put the gun down. Harry pretended to put it down, but then quickly shot Scorpio in the arm. As Harry approached the wounded killer, he cocks and points his revolver at the killer.Harry tells him he lost count of how many shots he fired and asked if he would risk the chance of trying to kill Harry. Despite being intimidated for a moment, Scorpio foolishly grabbed his gun and laughed maniacally. Harry immediately shot and killed Scorpio and Scorpio fell into a lake. Harry watched Scorpio's dead body float away and then threw his police badge at the dead body.
|I have the right to a lawyer!
|~ Scorpio while being interrogated by Harry.
Scorpio is incredibly sadistic and psychopathic. He takes immense joy in killing and feels no remorse for his crimes or victims. He is always ready and willing to kill to avoid capture. He is even willing to take great amounts of physical pain to get ahead of his adversaries.
Although apparently insane, Scorpio has a very collected mind. He remembers to wear gloves so as to not leave behind any finger prints. He also convinced everybody that his nemesis, "Dirty" Harry Callahan, was the one responsible for his facial injuries when in fact Scorpio paid someone to do it to him. However, he can be seen to get anxious when unable to kill his intended targets. He was obviously frustrated when he temporarily lost sight of a man he decided to kill, and desperately tried to spot him again. He is also a total coward, claiming he had the right to a lawyer while Harry interrogated him and even going so far as to take a child hostage in a (failed) attempt to prevent Harry from shooting him. Scorpio also reveals a somewhat racist side to him, saying in his ransom note that he would kill a "Catholic Priest or a nigger", a highly offensive term for black people and calling the thug he hired to beat him a "black son of a bitch".
Scorpio appears to be very confident in himself. He is almost always seen to be casually walking towards his sniping spots and searching for victims. During his and Harry's final showdown, he believed he would come out on top and attempted to reach for his pistol, only to be blown to oblivion.
Scorpio has resorted to using many firearms throughout the film.
- Sniper rifle for the first half of the film.
- sub machine gun for a short while
- Walter P38 9mm pistol which he stole from the bartender at the liquor store and uses it during the climax of the film.
Despite this none of these weapons were any mach for Harry's .44 Magnum revolver.


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Here we report and validate a new method, suitable broadly, for use in differentiated cells and tissues, for the direct visualization of actin polymerization under physiological conditions. We have designed and tested different versions of fluorescently labeled actin, reversibly attached to the protein transduction tag TAT, and have introduced this novel reagent into intact differentiated vascular smooth muscle cells (dVSMCs). A thiol-reactive version of the TAT peptide was synthesized by adding the amino acids glycine and cysteine to its NH2-terminus and forming a thionitrobenzoate adduct: viz. TAT-Cys-S-STNB. This peptide reacts readily with G-actin, and the complex is rapidly taken up by freshly enzymatically isolated dVSMC, as indicated by the fluorescence of a FITC tag on the TAT peptide. By comparing different versions of the construct, we determined that the optimal construct for biological applications is a nonfluorescently labeled TAT peptide conjugated to rhodamine-labeled actin. When TAT-Cys-S-STNB-tagged rhodamine actin (TSSAR) was added to live, freshly enzymatically isolated cells, we observed punctae of incorporated actin at the cortex of the cell. The punctae are indistinguishable from those we have previously reported to occur in the same cell type when rhodamine G-actin is added to permeabilized cells. Thus this new method allows the delivery of labeled G-actin into intact cells without disrupting the native state and will allow its further use to study the effect of physiological intracellular Ca2+ concentration transients and signal transduction on actin dynamics in intact cells.
- protein transduction domain
- rhodamine G-actin
actin filaments consist of polymerized actin complexed with actin-binding proteins (19, 22). Dynamic remodeling of the actin cytoskeleton plays important roles in many cellular processes including contractility, migration, endocytosis, proliferation, polarity, and cell shape (13, 18, 20). Actin filaments grow by polymerization primarily at barbed ends. This is balanced by depolymerization primarily at the pointed ends. These processes are very tightly regulated in vivo through a plethora of mechanisms involving actin binding proteins such as profilin, ADF/cofilin, capping proteins, and thymosin-β4. Furthermore, the integrated network of actin filaments can be patterned by processes of branching and/or elongation of actin filaments (1, 2, 7, 17, 18, 23).
Recently our lab (10) has reported that actin cytoskeletal remodeling occurs to a significant degree and in an actin isoform- and stimulus-dependent manner in differentiated vascular smooth muscle (dVSM). However, the sites of actin polymerization in differentiated smooth muscle cells (dVSMCs) still remain an open question. dVSMCs are typical of many differentiated cells in that the methods available for the study of cultured cells cannot always be directly applied (5, 14, 16, 21, 24). In the actin field, direct visualization of the localization of actin polymerization is commonly achieved by transfection of a GFP actin construct or by microinjection of fluorescently labeled monomeric actin (G-actin), neither of which is technically feasible in dVSMCs. Alternatively, labeled actin can be added to permeabilized cells, but this disrupts their native state and prevents the study of the effect of physiological signaling mechanisms on actin dynamics.
In the present study, we report the direct visualization of sites of actin polymerization in intact dVSMCs under physiological conditions by designing and testing different versions of fluorescently labeled that incorporates the TAT protein transduction tag.
Peptide synthesis.
A modified HIV-TAT protein transduction domain comprising residues YGRKKRRQRRR was synthesized in the solid state using an Applied Biosystems model 433A peptide synthesizer. Fluorenylmethoxycarbonyl was employed to block α-amino groups. Coupling of protected amino acids to the nascent peptide was accomplished by converting their α-carboxyl groups to active benzotriazole esters using the coupling reagents N-hydroxybenzotriazole/2-(1H-benzotriazole-1-yl)-1,1,3,3-teteramethyluronium hexafluoro-phosphate (HOBt/HBTU).
To generate a thiol-reactive version of TAT, we added the amino acids glycine and cysteine to the NH2-terminus of the TAT sequence. The HPLC-purified peptide (Fig. 1A,a) was conjugated to 5,5′-dithiobis(2-nitrobenzoic acid) (DTNB) (Fig. 1A,b) to yield the mixed disulfide TAT-Cys-S-STNB (Fig. 1A,c) plus the thionitrobenzoate anion (Fig. 1A,d), which is strongly colored and can be quantified from its absorption of light at 412 nm. The mixed disulfide was purified by reversed-phase HPLC and reacted readily with protein (Fig. 1A,e) or peptide thiols to yield disulfide-linked TAT conjugates whose formation can be followed by the release of the colored thionitrobenzoate anion from the peptide.
In some cases we added a fluorescent label to the peptide by constructing an orthogonal bridge consisting either of the sequence GGG-β-A-FITC or of ε-aminohexanoic acid-FITC on the side chain of the first lysine residue (K4) of the TAT sequence. The α-amino group of this residue was protected during the initial synthesis by the acid labile 4-methyltrityl group, which was subsequently removed from the peptide by five consecutive 1-min treatments with 2% trifluoroacetic acid plus 3% tri-isopropylsilane, leaving the peptide still attached to the resin with all other reactive side chains still protected. The FITC was coupled to the amino group of the β-Ala or the ε-amino group of the aminohexanoic acid. The peptides were cleaved and purified to >95% using reversed-phase HPLC.
Actin preparation and labeling.
Actin and rhodamine-labeled actin were prepared as previously described (11). Before being reacted with the TAT-Cys-S-STNB or FITC-TAT-Cys-S-STNB peptide, rhodamine-actin was treated with 5 mM dithiothreitol (DTT) for 30 min and dialyzed exhaustively versus G buffer (2 mM MOPS, 0.2 M CaCl2, 0.2 mM ATP, 0.01% NaN3, pH 7.5). This step assures that actin Cys374 is fully reduced and able to react with the peptides by disulfide exchange. The reduced rhodamine-actin was labeled with the TAT-SSTNB or FITC-TAT-SSTNB peptide by reacting at a peptide-to-actin molar ratio of 2.5 for overnight at 4°C in G buffer plus 0.3 M KCl. The labeled actin was then dialyzed exhaustively against G buffer. This doubly labeled actin was often cloudy and was cleared by centrifugation at about 90,000 g. The FITC-to-actin molar ratio of the product FITC-TAT-S-S-actin-rhodamine (FTSSAR) was determined from the peak absorbance at 500 nm using an extinction coefficient of 5 × 104 M−1, after correcting for the overlapping rhodamine absorbance. The labeling ratio varied between 0.65 and 1.0. The rhodamine labeling ratio of FTSSAR was similarly determined from the peak absorbance at about 600 nm using an extinction coefficient of 5 × 104 M−1, after correcting for the overlapping FITC absorbance. The labeling ratio varied between 0.4 and 0.9. The TAT labeling ratio for the rhodamine-actin + NbSS-TAT product, i.e., TSSAR, was not readily determined.
Light scattering experiments.
Actin polymerization was followed by measuring the accompanying increase in light scattering (6, 8). Light scattering was measured as a function of time in a Varian Eclipse spectrofluorometer using an excitation and emission wavelength of 350 nm. Polymerization was initiated by adding a small aliquot of a concentrated NaCl/MgCl2 solution to 5 μM actin in G buffer to bring the solution to 40 mM NaCl/2 mM MgCl2 (resulting in the formation of F actin buffer). In some cases DTT was present at 10 mM. Temperature was controlled at 20°C during the experiments.
Cell preparation and imaging.
All procedures in this study were performed according to protocols approved by the Institutional Care and Use Committee. Cells were freshly enzymatically dissociated from aorta tissue by a previously published method (10, 11). Briefly, ferrets (Marshall Farms, North Rose, NY) were euthanized by an overdose of isoflurane, and the aorta was quickly removed from animals and placed in an oxygenated physiological salt solution (PSS) consisting (in mM) of 120 NaCl, 5.9 KCl, 1.2 NaH2PO4, 25 NaHCO3, 11.5 dextrose, 1.0 CaCl2, and 1.4 MgCl2 (pH = 7.4), and dissected under a dissecting microscope in oxygenated (95% O2-5% CO2) PSS to remove connective tissue and the endothelium. Then aorta tissue was cut into small pieces and placed into 7.5 ml Ca2+, Mg2+-free Hanks balanced salt solution (HBSS), ∼100 U/ml type II collagenase (Worthington), ∼1.0 U/ml elastase (Roche diagnostics), and 0.2% BSA (Sigma). The tissue pieces were filtered on a nylon mesh (pore size ∼0.5 mm) and washed with 12 ml Ca, Mg-free HBSS, and 0.2% BSA. The wash buffer containing the dissociated cells was poured over clean glass coverslips on ice under an atmosphere of 100% oxygen. One coverslip of each batch was used to confirm that the cells were capable of shortening. All remaining coverslips were put in a PSS containing 300 mM sucrose, which, as previously detailed (10), increases the tonicity of the solution and prevents stimulus-induced shortening directly at the crossbridge level allowing the use of the cells for imaging. Before the addition of labeled actin solution to the cells, coverslips were briefly washed three times by dipping in sucrose-Hanks buffer with 0.2% BSA to remove unattached cells. Labeled actin solution (FTSSAR or TSSAR, 10 μM) was added to coverslips for 5 or 20 min and then the cells were stimulated with 10 μM of phenylephrine for 5 min at room temperature under an atmosphere of 100% oxygen. After washing was completed, cells were fixed for 10 min with 0.5% glutaraldehyde with 0.2% Triton-X 100 in cytoskeletal buffer (50 mM NaCl, 30 mM sucrose, 10 mM PIPES, 3 mM MgCl2, pH 6.8). Cells were then rinsed three times using TBS/T (0.15 M NaCl, 0.02 M Tris·HCl, 0.1% Triton-X 100, pH 7.4) and mounted with FluorSave (Calbiochem). In some cases, cells were counterstained with phalloidin (1:100 dilution, Alexa Fluor 350).
Images were recorded by a high-resolution fluorescence CCD camera (CoolSNAP HQ2, Photometrics) with NIS-Elements Advanced Research (Nikon) software. For deconvolution microscopy, three-dimensional image stacks were acquired with a Nikon Eclipse TE 2000-E inverted microscope equipped with a Nikon Plan Apochromat ×60A (numerical aperature 1.4) oil immersion objective. Out-of-focus fluorescent blur in recorded images was removed by deconvolution of Z-stacks (Richardson-Lucy algorithm, constrained iterative-maximum likelihood estimation algorithm). In addition, for all costaining experiments it was confirmed that there was no detectable crosstalk between fluorescent labels by exchanging excitation/emission filters on single labeled coverslips.
Transduction peptides possess the inherent ability of being able to penetrate cell membranes themselves (9, 12), and, when attached to other peptides or proteins, render them membrane permeant as well. The three most commonly used transduction vehicles are the antennapedia peptide (4), derived from a family of Drosophila homeoproteins, the herpes simplex virus VP22 protein (28), and the HIV TAT protein transduction domain (25–27). Any of these sequences can be incorporated into a protein/peptide sequence either via recombinant techniques or by solid-state peptide synthesis. An alternative, and in some cases, more convenient, approach is to incorporate a reactive moiety, such as TNB into the TAT sequence so that it can be conjugated to a thiol group in a protein or peptide (Fig. 1A) An additional advantage would be to have a reversibly attachable TAT probe that should, in theory, dissociate from the cargo protein after entering the reducing environment of the cell. Thus our goal was, first, to synthesize such a construct with G-actin as the cargo. FITC-TAT-Cys-S-STNB peptide reacted readily with G-actin, and the complex was rapidly taken up by freshly enzymatically isolated dVSMC, as indicated by the green fluorescence of loaded cells (Fig. 1B) compared with undetectable fluorescence of unloaded cells.
We then reacted the actin with rhodamine and subsequently labeled the rhodamine-actin conjugate with the FITC-TAT-Cys-S-STNB with the expectation that the peptide would dissociate from rhodamine-labeled actin and disperse once within the cell, whereas the actin would incorporate into punctae or filamentous structures and that this would be visualized as a lack of colocalization of the FITC and rhodamine probes. However, the FITC probe exhibited an intracellular distribution quite similar to that of the rhodamine-actin (Fig. 2). This result suggested that the intracellular environment may not have reduced the disulfide linkage connecting the peptide to the actin. However, even when DTT (10 mM for 10 min) was added to the cells to ensure reduction of the disulfide, the apparent colocalization of the two fluorophores persisted (Fig. 3). These results, taken together, raised the possibility that the FITC-labeled TAT may remain nonspecifically associated with the actin even after the disulfide linkage between the two is disrupted. This possibility was confirmed by passing actin that had been labeled with and subsequently reduced by the addition of DTT through a gel filtration column (TSK G3000 SWxl, Tosoh, Japan). The UV absorbance of the effluent was monitored both at 280 and 490 nm, the absorption maxima of actin and fluorescein, respectively. Actin and fluorescein coeluted from the column (data not shown) indicating that the latter remained associated with the actin.
An important question for the practical application of this construct is whether the modification of actin, either by labeling with rhodamine or by the nonspecific attachment of the peptide, interferes with normal actin polymerization. We tested this possibility with in vitro polymerization assays. The steady-state polymerization of actin was not affected by addition of the rhodamine label (Fig. 4A) nor by the formation of the disulfide linked FITC-TAT-Cys-S-STNB at Cys 374 of actin (FTSSAR, Fig. 4B, red trace). However, when DTT was added to reduce the SS bond, polymerization was dramatically inhibited (Fig. 4B, blue trace). Subsequent studies (Fig. 4C) in which actin was labeled with the TAT-peptide without fluorescein plus and minus DTT (Fig. 4C, red vs. black trace), indicated that only the fluorescein-labeled TAT peptide significantly inhibited actin polymerization.
Thus the dissociated FITC-TAT in cells, by adhering to actin filaments, made it difficult to determine, in the cells, if the FITC-TAT had truly dissociated from the rhodamine-labeled actin. The FITC-TAT on the labeled actin in vitro also directly impairs actin polymerization but the protein transduction tag TAT by itself does not. The optimal construct for biological applications, then, is simply the nonfluorescently labeled TAT peptide conjugated to the rhodamine-labeled actin. Accordingly, we synthesized TAT-Cys-S-S rhodamine actin (referred to here as TSSAR) and added it to live, freshly enzymatically isolated cells in the presence of the α agonist phenylephrine to allow comparison to previous results (Fig. 5) and observed punctae of incorporated actin at the cortex of the cell. The punctae are indistinguishable from those we have previously reported to occur when G-actin is added to PE-stimulated permeablilized cells (11).
Here we report and validate a new method, which we have shown is suitable for use in intact differentiated cells for the direct monitoring of actin polymerization. Additionally, since we have previously shown that TAT-labeled peptides work well in whole vascular tissues (10), this new method is likely to also be successful in tissue work. This method utilizes a modified protein transduction tag from the HIV TAT sequence to allow the delivery of labeled G-actin into intact cells without disrupting the native state as occurs with cell permeabilization methods (5, 24).
Although actin dynamics are well known to play important roles in the maintenances of cell shape, cell division, cell migration, cell differentiation, endocytosis, and contractility in a variety of cell types (13, 18, 20), the study of actin dynamics in differentiated, not easily transfected, cells has been impeded by the lack of a suitable method for the introduction of labeled actin. In particular, the involvement of actin dynamics in the contractile functions of fully differentiated vascular smooth muscle cells has been reported only relatively recently in vascular smooth muscles and only directly visualized in permeabilized cells where important signaling molecules may be lost and intracellular Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]i) is clamped constant (3, 15). Recently, our lab has reported evidence for the involvement in the regulation of contractility, of actin remodeling in the cortex of the dVSM cells. However, this could only be directly observed with the addition of labeled actin to permeabilized cells. In the present study, using TSSAR, we are able to directly confirm actin incorporation into the cortical cytoskeleton of intact dVSM cells under physiological conditions where cellular signaling pathways and [Ca2+]i dynamics are minimally affected.
Our initial goal was to synthesize a construct with G-actin as the cargo, coupled reversibly to the TAT-Cys-S-STNB peptide, allowing detachment of the peptide from the actin under the reducing conditions of the intracellular space. However, we were surprised to find that FITC-TAT-Cys can clearly inhibit actin polymerization in vitro. In fact it is possible that this peptide could have utility as a new cell permanent actin polymerization inhibitor when applied to tissue and animal models. However, we were also able to show that TSSAR causes no significant impairment of actin polymerization and hence can be used as a new tool to study actin dynamics in dVSMCs. Additionally, this method of actin delivery should be broadly applicable for the study of cytoskeletal dynamics in a range of differentiated cells and tissues.
This work was supported by National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Grants P01 HL-086655 and R01 HL-080003.
No conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise, are declared by the author(s).
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Great neighborhood, short walk to Bay side beach. House is top notch, the huge deck can't be beat. We loved our vacation here. Highly recommended.
Thanks to Dave and Celeste for creating a comfortable, well equipped home for our Cape week! Super outside shower (we only rent homes with one), incredible deck and furniture, comfy beds. And thanks so much for the air conditioning in one of the hottest weeks we ever had! Made a huge difference. Beautiful huge windows in the open living area that cooled us at night. Walked to the bayside beach every morning with my coffee...On behalf of my family, we appreciated the stay!Cheryl
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Well I finally have most of the bugs worked out on my z and I took some photos of it at the z car show in albany last Saturday. For those of you who don't know my car it's a 88 300zx turbo that has been modified a wee bit. the block is a vg33 originally out of a pathfinder, Bored .040 over to make it a 3.4 liter, Forged wiseco pistons(9.5 to 1), Haltech EK6 standalone, T3-T4 60 trim turbo, Jim wolf S2 racing cams(.473 lift, 266 dur.) and valve springs, valve job, porting, forged rods, balanced and blueprinted, 580 cc injectors, tt fuel pump, adj. fuel pressure regulator, Engloid gutted plenum, spearco intercooler, Vacuum actuated cutout before the cat, 350z rims, spec clutch, bigger sway bars, poly bushings, tokico 5 way adj. shocks and springs, tt tranny. I just had the intercooler piping redone by street tuned and it flows nice. Here are some pics
Old piping
New piping
I need to get it tuned and she will surprise some folks.
My hybrid z unleashed
Started by zmainiac, Jun 23 2008 06:08 PM
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Posted 23 June 2008 - 06:08 PM
Posted 10 March 2011 - 02:44 PM
Well a lot has changed on this car. It made 365 whp 390 ft/lbs at 15 psi. Ran a 12.5 at 117mph. A ring collapsed and I had to redo the motor so I picked up some 93 mm 8.5 to 1 comp. BRC forged pistons, and a set of scat forged rods. The block is at the machine shop getting put back together. I have a set of MLS head gaskets going on. I have upgraded to a t67 turbo, 1000 cc injectors, custom plenum and exhaust manifolds, and external waste gate. The car has a monster cage in it with 260z seats. I picked up a mueller twin disc and a custom catch can from redi imports. Here are some pics of the progress. I hope to make over 700 whp and run 9's.
Posted 10 March 2011 - 05:28 PM
nice to see you back on hbz brian!
"A lot of people go through life doing things badly. Racing's important to men who do it well. When you're racing, it... it's life. Anything that happens before or after... is just waiting." 1971 film "Le Mans" driver Michael Delaney, played by Steve McQueen
Posted 10 March 2011 - 09:39 PM
Yeah I am working on a bunch of things these days. Trying to set up a dyno shop in Philly but I might end up back in Rochester with jimi, you never know. This z is going to be insane. I took the efi 101 and advanced so I know how to tune now. This turbo should make well over 700 whp and I plan on upgrading it mid summer. I have two other z's one an 50th AE with 47,000 miles that I am restoring to sell. I should be up to Rochester a bunch this year. Let me know when you are going to instruct driving events this year and I will make one of them.
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Work has begun on TAG Aviation's major redevelopment of Britain's Farnborough airfield as a dedicated business aviation airport. The goal is to secure the required civil airport license for Farnborough (EGLF) by the end of December next year, with work on the new executive terminal and a first set of three hangars likely to be completed by mid-2003.
Under way already are a new air traffic control tower and the redevelopment of Runway 07/25. Most runway work will be conducted at night, but to expedite the project TAG has opted for three weekend closures at the airport over the following dates: August 18 to 19, August 25 to 27 and September 8 to 9. During the construction period, taxiway closures will be indicated with illuminated signs and controllers will advise on any temporary restrictions. The runway should be finished by the end of December and the tower by the end of next year.
One of the main improvements by year-end will be to have Farnborough's instrument landing system operational to Cat I standards. The Civil Aviation Authority has insisted on displaced thresholds at both ends of the runway (1,050 ft on the southwest side and 1,070 ft on the northeast side), reducing landing distance to 6,800 ft. The runway is also being resurfaced and new airfield lights are being installed.
At a July 18 open house, TAG unveiled impressive designs for the terminal and hangars prepared by architects Geoffrey Reid & Associates. Outline planning permission has been granted for all construction and detailed approvals are being secured as each phase of the work begins.
The terminal building is a striking wing-shaped structure with three floors, offering almost 18,300 sq ft of office space. On the first floor there is a large lounge, kitchens, a computer suite, conference rooms, a chauffeur's room, and customs and immigration facilities. The main operations area is located on the second floor, along with a crew room, snooze room, administration and a terrace with a ramp view. The third floor will house offices.
The complex will also feature two sets of three hangars, with each hangar offering 39,300 sq ft of space for aircraft. The middle hangar of each set will be high enough to accommodate the 41.2-ft-high tail of the Boeing BBJ2. The other two hangars will be fitted with cut-out door flaps to accommodate the large jets.
Each set of three hangars will include almost 8,200 sq ft of workshop area. Spread over two floors, each hangar set will offer almost 35,000 sq ft for office space for operators and maintenance providers. TAG has also agreed to purchase two "sheds" from Britain's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA) for conversion into 75,000-sq-ft hangars.
Farnborough last year handled approximately 15,500 business aircraft movements. This was up 20 percent up from traffic levels in 1999 and exceeded the company's target for this year. Traffic is expected to increase by another 10 to 15 percent this year.
TAG is expected to spend between $60 million and $100 million on the development on the northwest side of the airfield. It will operate the airfield under a 99-year lease from the UK Ministry of Defence that is understood to have cost almost $20 million.
Local authority permission for the development is based on an annual traffic ceiling of 28,000 movements, of which 1,500 (just over 5 percent) can be by aircraft weighing between 50- and 80 metric tons (110,229 lb to 176,000 lb). The 50-metric-ton classification means that business aircraft up to the size of the Gulfstream V do not fall within the restricted group, while the 80-metric-ton class takes the limit up to the 171,500-lb Boeing Business Jet (and narrowly including the 174,700-lb BBJ2) and the 167,380-lb Airbus Corporate Jetliner.
Farnborough's weekday opening hours are restricted to 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends and holidays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Landing surcharges apply between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. on weekdays and on all weekends and holidays. TAG's combined landing and handling fees at Farnborough range from £160 ($224) for a Cessna Citation II to £600 ($840) for a GV to £1,500 ($2,100) for a BBJ.


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Dial Height Gage with Digit Counter 192-152
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Range/Size: 0-24"
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192-152 Dial Height Gage with Digital Counter: 0-24"
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