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Everything about Seattle number wise (minus the win column) says this team is mediocre. Yet, here they sit again .5 games back. Creeping up and poised to take first place. How much longer are they going to keep winning? How much longer are the Rangers not gong to take advantage of runners in scoring position, play bad defense, etc? Are the Rangers ever going to get a good win streak going again or will they keep winning 2, losing 3-5, ad nausam. If Seattle gets 1st place in the West it will truly demonstrate be a pathetic and sad day.
how mediocre the West is and be a pathetic* (my 1 year old son deleted this line)
F***in Pineda..... thats all i can say
They may have Pineda but we have Ogando... so what's the next excuse? Basically, I've decided to accept the fact that the Rangers are no longer a team that are contending to get the WS, and even have little chance of advancing deep into the playoffs. Unfortunately, this is the path the FO chose to take in the off season. Just think, this team could have had Lee, Greinke, CJ, Lewis and Hunter as a starting roation with Ogando in the pen. The Rangers would have easily had been the best team in baseball. Of course this is assuming that it's true that Lee would have stayed if the Rangers were willing to guarantee the 7th year.
felix > CJ
Pineda > Ogando
its a grab bag for the rest depending on how each pitcher is playing. Seasons not over yet. and i simply have no faith in seattle's offense sustaining what theyve been doing lately. Literally the only difference btw seattle last year and this year is pineda and a new coach. I dont think thats enough to dethrone the AL Champs. Now that could be just me being biased. but i think we will right the ship. Whether it be via trade deadline deals, our pitching getting healthier, or our team simply coming together as a team better. but we will not give up this division easy. And we're certainly not going to hand it over the the seattle freakin mariners. the bottom dwellers of the division for years on end. But i agree with you we couldve had a ridiculous rotation, but unfortunately theres no use in getting worked up on what couldve been. we gotta work with what we've got... and i think we can.
It's not even July yet. Let's relax and see what happens over the next few weeks. Our schedule will significantly less difficult than it has been over the last few weeks and we should be able to separate ourselves from the rest of the pack.
I don't think anything Lee offered would have convinced him to sign here - he had already decided he wanted to go to the NL & back to Philly, where he always said he loved playing. Not this year, certainly, but eventually fans are going to be happy that he did go to Philly. It's stupid to give that kind of long contract to an old guy.
Tired... I mean anything TX offered...
If what colby lewis has said is true, no, nothing would have kept him in texas, but he wouldntve gone to NY or anywhere else but MAYBE Baltimore if they had somehow made an offer. As we all know Cliff's daughter is extremely ill with leukemia. Apparently Philadelphia has one of the best specialty hospitals in the nation for children's leukemia treatment. That plus the enjoyment he had during his previous stint in philly basically made the decision for him. I only brought up baltimore because john hopkins hospital is pretty much the best there is. But if what Colby has told the media is accurate, that hospital, and the treatment his daughter received there is the main reason he returned to philly. Children's is a great hopsital, and so is St. Jude's, however I dont belive they have a leukemia specialty unit. if so, we mightve stood a better chance. Cliff put his family first, and its very hard to fault him for that even though it did put us in a tight spot
Hate to double post like this, but its unrelated to the previous response. If there is one thing rangers mgmt should be faulted for was their mis management of the Grienke and even Garza situation. Ive heard varying accounts of what happened, and this might be one reason greenburg is gone.... however i think we had the peices to get one of those deals done. I know the kicker with Greinke was they wanted Andrus, but I'm sure we couldve worked something out with another player. Moreland was the deal breaker with Garza, and i agree with the FO on that one as well. i would not give up moreland for Garza. That being said, again I think that there were other avenues that could have been pursued to obtain him. Same goes for Marcum. How was the FO not aware he was available? its the things like that that irritate me.
I can't site the source but it was posted on this site at one time that KC did not want Andrus... or at least the last offer did not include Andrus in return. It's not that I don't believe you but do you have or happen to know the source of KC wanting Andrus? I know it's kind of like beating a dead horse but I feel as a fan I have the right to know to what extent the Rangers' FO is willing or not willing to go to put together a winning team.
From what I remember I think it was Engel Beltre, Derek Holland, M. Perez and one other that I can't remember (but it wasn't Andrus).
you could be correct... and i dunno about you but if that was the deal that makes me even angrier...I wouldve made that deal in a second. i dont think it wouldve even taken that long.
I'll try to do some research and find out cuz now i'm all worked up. lol!
depends on the source. Newberg report says no Andrus, Baseball Prospectus states Andrus. So bottom line probably on JD and Nolan know for sure
Well, I'm thinking the other player may have been Profar so the price was definitely steep. I will look for the post on this site... I think it was in the forum also.
Okay, so I found the post and apparently it comes from Heyman but the asking price, IMO was actually much less. Here's the link:
Okay, that didn't work all... one more try:
Greinke package
I hate to tell you guys but Lfloyd was absolutely right when he said that deal was absolutely stupid. Greinke is a nice player but I don't consider him in the top ten starters in the league at this point. and Garza might be a top twenty but I tend to think that's a stretch.
If were talking about guys that can make a difference in the playoffs I don't think they're the guys that can matchup favorably with other contenders TORP's. Would you really feel comfortable pitting Greinke against Sabathia in game one of a playoff series. I would't. I like CJ in that matchup far better.
Sure Greinke and/or Garza would provide depth to the rotation but you don't trade that many premium prospects for added depth. Even if you remove Beltre from the list it's to much Greinke. The FO played the off season exactly the way it should have. They didn't mortgage the future for a couple of fringe TORP's that have always been overvalued.
the media as usual is pressing the panic button..no need..when you guys looked at the schedule, what would you have considered an acceptable record during this road-heavy stretch? (talkin tb, cle, minn, nyy and atlanta) thats 17 out of 20 on the road, and we had no idea before the season cle would be a first place team..that is an incredibly difficult road stretch and the rangers came out of it with NINE WINS AND EIGHT LOSSES..never mind how they got there, they finished 9-8 and are still in first place with the EASIEST part of the schedule in the next 3 weeks. JUST RELAX!
The next two weeks is a perfect time for Texas to add a little distance. Interleague matchups with Houston (without their best player in Pence), the Mets, Houston again and Florida. If we don't put at least two games back onto the lead in this stretch, I will be very surprised (and worried about this team's ability to repeat).
roy wins this thread
A winning record over that road schedule is just fine, no matter how the streakiness of it may seem to expose serious flaws. That's what baseball do...even genuinely dominant teams (100 win teams) lose 2-3 games a week.
I do have to disagree on one thing. Greinke is a great pitcher with the ability to improve and become even better. I think peiople are looking upon him to negatively due to the fact that he played for the Royals. youre not going to get alot of wins playing for them, especially during his tenure. The ONLY worry you have to have about Greinke is that his social anxiety issue comes back, however for the past 3 years he hasnt seemed to have a problem with that. Is greinke worth those prospects. To me yes. but to each their own. Put Greinke behind our defense and he'd absolutely be a top 10 pitcher. you cant say that about CJ right now. so if it came to having Greinke this year going agains CC in game one of the playoffs... i'm taking Greinke over CJ. Dont get me wrong, CJ is very good. Top 20 good but even on this team he's not top 10. Again, just my opinion.
This a great thread.
First we look like we turned the corner in ATL, 2 out 3 there is much better than any of us could have hoped after the Yankees and Twins series. So with the Astro's and Mets coming up and Seattle has to play Nationals, Marlins, Braves.
Trading all that talent for Grienke would have been stupid. That is any of the options you guys have thrown out. See Justin Smoak (sp).
As far as Cliff Lee goes I think it was 6 years guaranteed and we would only give 5 with an option for 6 am I wrong? If he used us and never intended on signing with us then he is a sorry SOB and I have no use for him. If his daughter was his only deciding factor then he could have worked a deal with the Philly's and got the contract he did without the circus act. To tell you the truth I think the FO screwed up in not signing him. The speculation that he might break down at the end of the contract and leave us handcuffed vs the almost assuring us playoff wins over the next few seasons. I would gladly take that over the mess we have now, needing to trade more prospects for more rent a players.
The division might be week but as long as we have Rhodes and DO pitching when we have less than a 8 run lead or 8 run deficit we are in danger of loosing this division. I have never seen 6 million wasted so easily. Really 3 million for Rhodes...
15 of the next 18 are home, which should help to even up the disparity between the Mariners & Rangers. The Mariners have played six more home games than the Rangers have.
The Lee decision has been discussed ad nauseum. He simply didn't want to come back and chose Philadelphia, which I do not blame on the front office. KC wanted to ship Greinke out of the AL, again not much to be done there. I don't get the wringing of the hands about Garza. Have you seen him pitch this year? He's basically Derek Holland without the price tag. Thank God they didn't make that deal.
Except for the first 10 games, the Rangers haven't played all that well. That said they are in great position considering that fact. If the lineup comes close to getting their averages up to their career averages, this team will be fine.
Yay to Rich P for yet again getting it right, in my opinion. I don't think the FO did anything wrong other than the Neftali Feliz waffle - he probably should have been in the rotation after being stretched out like that for a month in ST. The bullpen has been shyte, but you can't really blame the FO for that - they were really good last year with basically the same guys - who knew O'Day would get hurt, and who knew that Rhodes would suck, and that Lowe would be so bad early on? On paper they had a solid, deep bullpen coming into ST. Just goes to show you that what's on paper means nothing.
Hopefully the arrival of the trio of Hunter, Feldman, and O'Day will really rejuvenate this team and help them get back to a stable place where they can put up some win streaks again.
First of all, Lee liked playing for Philly. he wants a WS ring and felt playing for them insured his best chance to get back to the Big Show. He also wanted to be part of the Phab Pfour - less stress. Plus, I thought it was his son that was ill but is now in remission and a healthy 8 or 9 year old.
The Greinke deal: Folks, KC asked for too much from all AL teams because they wanted to move him to the NL. Less chance of him causing them future grief in the NL
There's not much you can expect from our FO in those circumstances. Garza, no big deal in my mind.
Moving on: There's slim pickings out there for TORP without selling the whole farm plus the competition from other contending teams will up the price even more.
We've got some hope with reinforcements coming.
Real issues: stuttering offense, shabby defense, 'hold your breath' BP and now Catcher and most importantly INCONSISTENCY ON ALL FRONTS with only exception being CEEEEEJEEE. Even when he doesn't have his good stuff he battles through for the team.


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Friday, February 08, 2008
Fantasy fallout: Erik Bedard to Seattle
Posted by Derek Carty at 4:16pmIt's official. Erik Bedard has finally been traded to the Mariners. After weeks of speculation, it's done. Let's take a look at how each player involved is affected.
Mariners get: SP Erik Bedard
Orioles get: OF Adam Jones, RP George Sherrill, SP Chris Tillman, SP Tony Butler, and RP Kam Mickolio.
Value changes: Bedard gains a little value. Jones gains value. Sherrill gains value. Mickolio loses a little value. Tillman and Butler are relatively unaffected.
Mariners indirectly affected: SP/RP Brandon Morrow loses value. SP Horacio Ramirez loses value. RP Sean Green gains value. OF Brad Wilkerson gains value.
Orioles indirectly affected: SP Garrett Olson gains value. SP Hayden Penn gains value. SP Troy Patton, SP Matt Albers, and SP/RP Brian Burres gain value. RP Jamie Walker loses value. RP Chad Bradford loses value. RP Greg Aquino loses value. RP James Hoey, RP Cory Doyne, and RP Fernando Cabrera lose value. OF Jay Payton loses value. 2B Brian Roberts, OF Luke Scott, OF Nick Markakis all gain a little value. 1B/3B Aubrey Huff loses just a little value.
Erik Bedard
Erik Bedard is a very good pitcher. In 2007, he led all starting pitchers with a 3.13 LIPS ERA while striking out just under 11 batters per game and walking under 3. He might not be able to repeat those strikeout figures, though, considering he had a consistent K/9 between 7.84 and 7.94 from 2004-2006. 2007 was also his first year with a BB/9 under 3.00. He's still just 29 years, but has never thrown more than 197 innings.
As far as his value shift from this trade is concerned, though, it looks favorable. Camden increased homers by 19% in 2007 and by 10% since 2005. Safeco increased homers by just 2% in 2007 and reduced them by 9% since 2005. That's a 19% swing in home run reduction.
The THT Season Preview has both offenses producing similarly (when we look at them without this trade), so there's little 'win value' gained or lost. There's a chance the Orioles trade Brian Roberts, though, and the dropoff to Freddy Bynum is pretty significant, which improves Bedard's value a bit. The THT Season Preview also sees the two defenses as very similar, so there shouldn't be much 'BABIP value' gained or lost either.
Overall, it looks like Bedard gains some value from this. He should give up fewer home runs while receiving similar offensive and defensive support. He doesn't gain as much value as Johan Santana did from his trade, but you can still move Bedard up your draft board a few spots.
Adam Jones
After Bedard, Adam Jones is the next most significant piece of this deal. His batting average, homers, and steals all figure to be better in Baltimore than they would in Seattle. Between the two parks, we see a 29% upward swing in right-handed hitter home runs since 2005. We also see a 10% upward swing in right-handed hitter batting average since 2005.
While John McLaren (Mariners) and Dave Trembley (Orioles) took over their respective teams in the middle of 2007 — meaning we have a pretty small sample size to work with — their stolen base tendencies are favorable for Jones. McLaren had his team attempt just 0.67 steals per game compared to Trembley's 1.33 steals per game. Granted, this was an Orioles team that had Brian Roberts, Corey Patterson, and Nick Markakis, but as least Trembley isn't afraid to run with his fast players. Patterson is gone, and if they lose Roberts, he might let Jones run more.
He also probably gains value in RBI and runs. MLB.com had him projected to bat 7th for Seattle, but he could easily move into the cleanup spot for Baltimore, pushing Aubrey Huff down to 5th. Losing Roberts would hurt his RBI production a little bit, but the improved spot in the order would compensate for it. If Roberts is traded, he could also be moved into the #1 or #2 spot, which would help with runs but hurt with RBIs and his overall value.
Regardless, Jones looks like he gains value all-around.
Pitchers indirectly affected
George Sherrill gets a big boost from this trade. He goes from waiting behind perhaps the most dominant closer in baseball, J.J. Putz, to the favorite for saves in Baltimore. There is plenty of depth in the Baltimore bullpen (all of whom lose value with this trade) and could get overtaken, but he's the guy with the best skills and the inside track for the job.
In Seattle, this means a new #2 is needed in the bullpen. Sean Green is the favorite, although with Bedard in the rotation, Brandon Morrow will likely stay in the bullpen as competition. This hurts Morrow's value overall, but there's a chance he finds himself saving games in 2008. Horacio Ramirez is also probably out of the rotation, sapping him of value.
With Bedard leaving, Garrett Olson should be able to claim a rotation spot. He's showed some talent in the minors and should be watched carefully. He'll battle with Troy Patton, Hayden Penn, and Matt Albers for two spots, and I think he's the surest of the four to get one. Brian Burres might also be in the mix. Many are saying Patton is the favorite for the final spot, but his peripherals were pretty bad in the minors. Even if he does make it, Penn could easily replace him shortly into the season. He seems to have the better skills.
Everything being said, my money is on Olson and Penn to throw the most starter innings of the bunch.
Hitters indirectly affected
The biggest beneficiary of this trade is Brad Wilkerson. He should have right field all to himself with Jones gone. Safeco isn't the friendliest place for home runs, but Wilkerson will hit more starting than coming off the bench. Jay Payton, conversely, stands to lose the most from this trade with Jones taking over center, pushing him to the bench.
If Jones is installed in the #4 or #5 spot in Baltimore's order, the batters ahead of him would probably get a slight boost in runs. If Aubrey Huff (currently projected to bat #4) is pushed back a spot, he'd lose some at-bats and a few ticks off his counting stats... nothing major. If Brian Roberts is traded and Jones ends up batting first or second, whoever is behind him would likely lose a few RBIs.
Mickolo moves to Baltimore where the bullpen is very crowded. He loses a little value. Tillman and Butler have never pitched an inning of Double-A ball, so their value is relatively unaffected.
Derek Carty, 23, has also been published by NBC's Rotoworld, Sports Illustrated, FOX Sports, and USA Today. This season, he'll be contributing to FanDuel and will be linking to all of his work at DerekCarty.com. In his three years competing in expert leagues, he has won 2 titles with 4 top three finishes, including a LABR NL title in 2009, making him the youngest person to ever win a major expert league title. Derek is a proud graduate of the MLB Scouting Bureau's Scout Development Program and is a firm believer in the importance of combining stats and scouting. He welcomes questions via e-mail, Facebook, or Twitter.


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From: "R. & G. Stevens" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Queen of Egypt Mummy
Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 15:51:54 -0500
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> Sorry, I forgot the URL:
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>> This paper reports substantial R1(xR1a) in Egypt, even more
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Fergie and Paris was an unlikely couple but these two can't seem to keep their hands off each other on New Year's.
While Paris was hugging Fergie, Nicky was toasting with boyfriend Kevin. Although the sisters were both in Vegas, they each hosted their own parties. I'm guessing it was for some money deal. Don't Kevin and Nicky look super cheesy? :)
To see Paris and Fergie's reaction when they first find each other in the club, and another of Nicky with her short dress read more
Gwyneth in Allure and Vogue
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In the meantime, Just Jared is reporting that Kiefer went wild boozing it up and wrecking a hotel lobby Christmas tree. Don't worry, he got the hotel's permission before he wrecked their tree. Check out Just Jared for more on the story.
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I would not have imagined Renée Zellweger in trendy South Beach for New Year's but I guess she wanted to let loose this year. She was about to go for a run so that explains why she was not in a bikini like the girls of young Hollywood. I hope someone bought her an ipod for the holidays - who runs with a bulky CD player anymore?
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Tom Ford: Diva Editor
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Page Six reports that Mischa got a little red in the face when her man Cisco sang a love ballad on his hands and knees. Cisco must be head over heals in love with Mischa. Maybe this is why she loves this guy. Here they are on New Year's at Snatch.
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You can see the entire city from a distance, Mud Island, the bridges, and where the original Holiday Inn once stood (vacant when I saw it). Learn about the river's eco-system, too.
The best way to see the Mississippi River is from a riverboat. I took the sightseeing tour and the 90 min ride was enjoyable. The captain on the riverboat we were on, spun a great tale about the river and told quite a few funny jokes. He had a pleasant cajun accent which was nice to listen to. The chili nachos with peppers goes nice with a beer. There is a 2 and 5PM sightseeing cruise in the winter months. The 5PM one is nice because you may be able to catch a beautiful sunset and see the moon. If you are feeling romantic book the dinner cruise. Be warned to do the dinner cruise you need to book it at least 2 days in advance. We could not do it because the tickets were sold out. Student and people over 62 remember to take your ids for a nice discount.
The best way to see the Mississippi River is from a riverboat. The Memphis Queen has several riverboats you can ride up & down the Mississippi River & around Mud Island. There are several different options for riverboat cruises, so be sure to check out their website for more info on which cruise would fit you best.
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Minco 1 and Mavericks
We are constantly testing our software with the newest builds of OS X but in case of Mavericks there seems to be an issue we did not recognise.
We are constantly testing our software with the newest builds of OS X but in case of Mavericks there seems to be an issue we did not recognise.
Some more screenshots to give you an idea on what we are working and to shorten the time until release.
Hope you like it, Minco 2 will be amazing.
This is how Minco 2 will look like.
Further informations and screenshots and perhaps a small preview movie will follow.
As promised I would like to give you some ideas on the current status and the new concept.
Yesterday, after a long time we have updated Minco to version 1.4 but there is no update for the Mac App Store available for now.
Happy New Year and all the best for 2013.
If you are interested you can subscribe to our Mauritius Public Holidays 2012 calendar from your Mac or iOS device.
Press on the link below to add the calendar to iCal and feel free to share it with others.
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To learn more about iCal, go to http://www.apple.com/ical
Wow what a great news for people living in Mauritius. The iTunes (Music) Store is now available in 119 countries including Mauritius from today.
After some days we have decided to create a more exiting icon based on the original Minco icon.
We think the new icon is more powerful in reflecting the professionally and functionality of Minco.
We are working currently day and night on Minco for iOS and hope we will be able to offer the best time tracking experience on iOS ever.
The acoustic alarm may currently not work on lid close dependent on your configuration.
We are working on this issue with Apple and hopefully can fix the misbehaviour in near future.
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Ann Romney appeared on "The View" on Thursday. One could argue that this decision exhibited a shocking lack of sense or, at the very least, taste by Mrs. Romney, but there is another possibility. Mrs. Romney was being smart…or at the very least, charitable.
Mrs. Romney appeared poised and gracious. It didn't take long for the president's personal attack machine, in the person of Whoopi Goldberg (Caryn Elaine Johnson), to get rolling. Ms. Goldberg barely waited for Mrs. Romney to take a seat before beginning the inquisition. Hemming and hawing, Whoopi made a statement that presumed knowledge about the Mormon faith: "As first lady, if you get the job, it's going to entail a lot of things, and one of those things is going to be talking to the mothers whose children are coming home in bags, you know, from wars. Now, I know — I believe that your religion doesn't allow you to go fight." At which point Mrs. Romney hit Ms. Goldberg with an iron fist in a velvet glove.
In response to Ms. Goldberg's ignorance, Mrs. Romney said, conversationally but firmly, "No, that's not correct." She amplified that comment by letting Ms. Goldberg know that there are "many, many members of our faith (Mormonism) serving in the armed services."
A visibly surprised Ms. Goldberg reeled but, like any punch-drunk boxer, too dumb to know when to lie down, she continued her attack: "Okay, um, I say that because when I read about your husband, what I had read, and maybe you can correct this is that the reason that he didn't serve in Vietnam was because it was against the religion. That's what I read."
Once again, Mrs. Romney was able to quash what Ms. Goldberg seemed to devoutly wish was true. Mrs. Romney repeated "No, that's not correct." She explained that Governor Romney was, at that time, serving his two-and-a-half year mission for the church. Mrs. Romney added that doing service for others, in different venues, was critical, it is what makes this country great. All five of the Romney's sons have served 2 year missions as well.
Governor Romney's two and a half year mission was served in 1968, in France, during a very troubled period. Governor Romney was involved in an accident so severe that he was declared dead by an attending police officer. Even so, he did not come home. Governor Romney, at the age of 21, was forced to take over the mission during that time. Over 200 people, amid riots, violence and political chaos looked to him for leadership and guidance. He provided just that and gained early experience in an executive position.
It took 10 seconds to research this information. It would have taken less time had I been a more adept typist. The Romney appearance on "The View" had been scheduled for over a month. One would think that Ms. Goldberg would have found the initiative to do a little background checking in that time. But that wasn't her purpose here. She was, clearly, attempting to savage Mormonism, torpedo Mrs. Romney and denigrate Governor Romney. Oops.
Ms. Goldberg was not the only one of the cabal asking the questions that, somehow, the president and his wife never get asked on "The View." Barbara Walters cross-examined Mrs. Romney, digging for her "feelings." With a silvery laugh, Mrs. Romney said, "The good news is I'm not running for office and I don't have to say what I feel."
Babwa was shut down faster than a Republican GM dealership under the president's regime. Mrs. Romney did answer every other question put to her, from her thoughts about the run for the White House to her stance on abortion, with characteristic honesty and openness. For her pains, Barbara Walters damned her with faint praise: "You're a wonderful advocate for your husband, I have to say, whatever your point of view — this is a terrific lady." Yes, Ms. Walters, she is a terrific lady.
It is difficult to reconcile the grilling Republican candidates and their families get from the harpies on "The View" with the cooing and tossing of rose petals the president and his wife receive from the same source. Comparisons to Brad Pitt and breathless questions about "how romantic is the president?" are a far cry from accusations of dodging military service and slanders against one's religion served up. Mrs. Romney was more than equal to the task of defusing the bombs. She was able to demonstrate, to the segment of America that actually watches "The View," what she and her family are really like. The mother of five sons, Mrs. Romney has a wealth of experience handling children. She put it to good use here. As stated earlier, Mrs. Romney's appearance was smart.
It's puzzling that Ms. Goldberg never got the opportunity to ask the president about his own Vietnam military experience. But he didn't have any military experience, did he? Perplexing, too, that this deficiency doesn't seem to hinder either the president or his wife from "talking to the mothers whose children are coming home in bags, you know, from wars" either. But the president and his wife don't talk to the families of dead soldiers. The president sends form letters instead.
Whoopi asked tough questions. Maybe someone should tell her that lawyers have a saying: "Never ask questions you don't already have the answers to."
Wow, she must have been really good at her job. At the top right hand corner of page 17 of the New York Post, January 24, 2009, was a column entitled, "Replacing Michelle" in the National Review, The Week.
Here it is as it appeared:
"Some employees are simply irreplaceable. Take Michelle Obama: The University of Chicago Medical Center hired her in 2002 to run 'programs for community relations, neighborhood outreach, volunteer recruitment, staff diversity and minority contracting'.
In 2005 the hospital raised her salary from $120,000 to $317,000 – nearly twice what her husband made as a Senator.
Her husband, Barack Obama, had just become a U.S. Senator. He requested a $1 million "Earmark" for the UC Medical Center. Way to network, Michelle!
Now that Mrs. Obama has resigned, the hospital says her position will remain unfilled. How can that be, if the work she did was vital enough to be worth $317,000?
Let me add that Michelle's position was a part-time, 20-hours-a-week job.
20hrs. X 52 weeks = 1,040 hours per year
$317,000 divided by 1,040 hours = $304.80 per hour.
My thoughts: How did this bit of "quid pro quo" (scratch my back – I'll scratch yours) corruption escape the sharp reporters that dug through Sarah Palin's garbage and kindergarten files?
I hope this is forwarded so many times that the media will HAVE to cover it..
Recession is when your neighbor loses his job.
Depression is when you lose your job.
Recovery is when Obama loses his job!
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– Nikita S. Khrushchev
(1894-1971) Soviet Premier
Source: addressing the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party, 2-25-56
CRIMSON HIT, a wild read from Bob Burton & L. J. Martin (click here for the video)
by Don Fredrick, ©2012, blogging at The Obama Timeline
(Oct. 1, 2012) As I noted in the introduction to my book, The Obama Timeline, a jury at a murder trial will often find the accumulated circumstantial evidence so overwhelming that a guilty verdict is obviouseven though there may be no witness to the crime. "The jurors in the Scott Peterson trial believed the collection of evidence more than they believed Scott Peterson. Among other things, the jury thought that being arrested with $15,000 in cash, recently-dyed hair, a newly-grown goatee, four cell phones, camping equipment, a map to a new girlfriend's house, a gun, and his brother's driver's license certainly did not paint a picture of a grieving husband who had nothing to do with his pregnant wife's disappearance and murder."
In the four years I have been gathering information aboutand evidence against Barack Hussein Obama, I have encountered hundreds of coincidences that strike me as amazing. None of those coincidences, by themselves, may mean much. But taken as a whole it is almost impossible to believe they were all the result of chance. Consider the Obama-related coincidences:
Obama just happened to know 60s far-left radical revolutionary William Ayers, whose father just happened to be Thomas Ayers, who just happened to be a close friend of Obama's communist mentor Frank Marshall Davis, who just happened to work at the communist-sympathizing Chicago Defender with Vernon Jarrett, who just happened to later become the father-in-law of Iranian-born leftist Valerie Jarrett, who Obama just happened to choose as his closest White House advisor, and who just happened to have been CEO of Habitat Company, which just happened to manage public housing in Chicago, which just happened to get millions of dollars from the Illinois state legislature, and which just happened not to properly maintain the housingwhich eventually just happened to require demolition.
Valerie Jarrett also just happened to work for the city of Chicago, and just happened to hire Michelle LaVaughan Robinson (later Obama), who just happened to have worked at the Sidley Austin law firm, where former fugitive from the FBI Bernardine Dohrn also just happened to work, and where Barack Obama just happened to get a summer job.
Bernardine Dohrn just happened to be married to William Ayers, with whom she just happened to have hidden from the FBI at a San Francisco marina, along with Donald Warden, who just happened to change his name to Khalid al-Mansour, and Warden/al-Mansour just happened to be a mentor of Black Panther Party founders Huey Newton and Bobby Seale and a close associate of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, and al-Mansour just happened to be financial adviser to a Saudi Prince, who just happened to donate cash to Harvard, for which Obama just happened to get a critical letter of recommendation from Percy Sutton, who just happened to have been the attorney for Malcolm X, who just happened to know Kenyan politician Tom Mboya, who just happened to be a close friend of Barack Hussein Obama, Sr., who just happened to meet Malcolm X when he traveled to Kenya.
Obama, Sr. just happened to have his education at the University of Hawaii paid for by the Laubach Literacy Institute, which just happened to have been supported by Elizabeth Mooney Kirk, who just happened to be a friend of Malcolm X, who just happened to have been associated with the Nation of Islam, which was later headed by Louis Farrakhan, who just happens to live very close to Obama's Chicago mansion, which also just happens to be located very close to the residence of William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, who just happen to have been occasional baby-sitters for Malia and Sasha Obama, whose parents just happen not to mind exposing their daughters to bomb-making communists.
After attending Occidental College and Columbia University, where he just happened to have foreign Muslim roommates, Obama moved to Chicago to work for the Industrial Areas Foundation, an organization that just happened to have been founded by Marxist and radical agitator Saul "the Red" Alinsky, author of Rules for Radicals, who just happened to be the topic of Hillary Rodham Clinton's thesis at Wellesley College, and Obama's $25,000 salary at IAF just happened to be funded by a grant from the Woods Fund, which was founded by the Woods family, whose Sahara Coal company just happened to provide coal to Commonwealth Edison, whose CEO just happened to be Thomas Ayers, whose son William Ayers just happened to serve on the board of the Woods Fund, along with Obama.
Obama also worked on voter registration drives in Chicago in the 1980s and just happened to work with leftist political groups like the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and Socialist International (SI), through which Obama met Carl Davidson, who just happened to travel to Cuba during the Vietnam War to sabotage the U.S. war effort, and who just happened to be a former member of the SDS and a member of the Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism, which just happened to sponsor a 2002 anti-war rally at which Obama spoke, and which just happened to have been organized by Marilyn Katz, a former SDS activist and later public relations consultant who just happened to be a long-time friend of Obama's political hatchet man, David Axelrod.
Obama joined Trinity United Church of Christ (TUCC), whose pastor was Reverend Jeremiah Wright, a fiery orator who just happened to preach Marxism and Black Liberation Theology and who delivered anti-white, anti-Jew, and anti-American sermons, which Obama just happened never to hear because he just happened to miss church only on the days when Wright was at his "most enthusiastic," and Obama just happened never to notice that Oprah Winfrey left the church because it was too radical, and just happened never to notice that the church gave the vile anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan a lifetime achievement award.
Although no one had ever heard of him at the time, Obama just happened to receive an impossible-to-believe $125,000 advance to write a book about race relations, which he just happened to fail to write while using the cash to vacation in Bali with his wife Michelle, and despite his record of non-writing he just happened to receive a second advance, for $40,000, from another publisher, and he eventually completed a manuscript called Dreams From My Father, which just happened to strongly reflect the writing style of William Ayers, who just happened to trample on an American flag for the cover photograph of the popular Chicago magazine, which Obama just happened never to see even though it appeared on news-stands throughout the city.
Obama was hired by the law firm Miner, Banhill and Galland, which just happened to specialize in negotiating state government contracts to develop low-income housing, and which just happened to deal with now-imprisoned Tony Rezko and his firm Rezar, and with slumlord Valerie Jarrett, and the law firm's Judson Miner just happened to have been a classmate of Bernardine Dohrn, wife of William Ayers.
In 1994 Obama represented ACORN and another plaintiff in a lawsuit against Citibank for denying mortgages to blacks (Buycks-Roberson v. Citibank Federal Savings Bank), and the lawsuit just happened to result in banks being blackmailed into approving subprime loans for poor credit risks, a trend which just happened to spread nationwide, and which just happened to lead to the collapse of the housing bubble, which just happened to help Obama defeat John McCain in the 2008 presidential election.
In 1996 Obama ran for the Illinois State Senate and joined the "New Party," which just happened to promote Marxism, and Obama was supported by Dr. Quentin Yong, a socialist who just happened to support a government takeover of the health care system.
In late 1999 Obama purportedly engaged in homosexual activities and cocaine-snorting in the back of a limousine with a man named Larry Sinclair, who claims he was contacted in late 2007 by Donald Young, who just happened to be the gay choir director of Obama's Chicago church and who shared information with Sinclair about Obama, and Young just happened to be murdered on December 23, 2007, just weeks after Larry Bland, another gay member of the church, just happened to be murdered, and both murders just happened to have never been solved. In 2008 Sinclair held a press conference to discuss his claims, and just happened to be arrested immediately after the event, based on a warrant issued by Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, who just happens to be the son of Joe Biden.
In 2003 Obama and his wife attended a dinner in honor of Rashid Khalidi, who just happened to be a former PLO operative, harsh critic of Israel, and advocate of Palestinian rights, and who Obama claims he does not know, even though the Obamas just happened to have dined more than once at the home of Khalidi and his wife, Mona, and just happened to have used them as occasional baby-sitters. Obama reportedly praised Khalidi at the decidedly anti-Semitic event, which William Ayers just happened to also attend, and the event Obama pretends he never attended was sponsored by the Arab American Action Network, to which Obama just happened to have funneled cash while serving on the board of the Woods Fund with William Ayers, and one speaker at the dinner remarked that if Palestinians cannot secure a return of their land, Israel "will never see a day of peace," and entertainment at the dinner included a Muslim children's dance whose performances just happened to include simulated beheadings with fake swords, and stomping on American, Israeli, and British flags, and Obama allegedly told the audience that "Israel has no God-given right to occupy Palestine" and there has been "genocide against the Palestinian people by (the) Israelis," and the Los Angeles Times has a videotape of the event but just happens to refuse to make it public.
In the 2004 Illinois Democrat primary race for the U.S. Senate, front-runner Blair Hull just happened to be forced out of the race after David Axelrod just happened to manage to get Hull's sealed divorce records unsealed, which just happened to enable Obama to win the primary, so he could face popular Republican Jack Ryan, whose sealed child custody records from his divorce just happened to become unsealed, forcing Ryan to withdraw from the race, which just happened to enable the unqualified Obama to waltz into the U.S. Senate, where, after a mere 143 days of work, he just happened to decide he was qualified to run for President of the United States
Obama just happened to save $300,000 on the purchase of a $1.65 million Chicago mansion for which he deposited only $1,000 in earnest money, while the seller's adjacent empty lot which was appraised at no more than $500,000 just happened to be sold at the inflated price of $625,000 to Rita Rezko, who just happened to earn only $37,000 per year working for Cook County government, and who just happened to be married to Tony Rezko, who just happened to be Obama's main money man for his political campaigns, and who only days before the Obama mansion purchase just happened to obtain a $3.5 million loan from wealthy Iraqi Nadhmi Auchi, who just happened to have been kicked out of Iraq, and who just happened to have been convicted of corruption charges in France, and who just happened to ask Rezko to ask then-U.S. Senator Obama to help him obtain a visa to travel to the United States.
Rita Rezko just happened to borrow the money for the $625,000 empty lot from the Mutual Bank of Harvey, which just happened to be run by Tony Rezko's pal Amrish Mahajan, whose wife Anita just happened to have been charged with fraudulently receiving $2 million in Illinois taxpayer dollars for drug tests never performed by her company, K. K. Bio-Science, which just happened to have a no-bid contract with the state, and whose computers just happened to disappear right before investigators arrived to take them away for evidence.
Obama just happened to obtain a $1.32 million mortgage for his mansion even though the payments of $8,000 per month (plus at least $1,500 per month in property taxes) exceeded 50 percent of his $162,100 U.S Senate salary income, and even though Michelle Obama was claiming that she and her husband were still paying off substantial student loans and were struggling to pay for piano lessons for their daughters, one of whom just happens to look remarkably like one of the daughters of Malcolm X.
Obama just happened to obtain his mansion mortgage from Northern Trust Bank, whose Board of Directors just happened to include Susan Crown, who just happened to be part of the wealthy Crown family, which just happened to donate to Obama's campaigns, and which just happened to have ownership in defense contractor General Dynamics Corporation, and the Crown family just happened to sit on the board of energy company Exelon, formerly known as Commonwealth Edison, which just happened to have had Thomas Ayers as its CEO, and the Crown family also owned the Maytag appliance company, which just happened to move its operations to Mexico, after its employees just happened to donate to Obama's campaign, after he just happened to pledge that he would keep their jobs in Galesburg, Illinois.
In June 2005, just months after Obama became a U.S. Senator, Michelle Obama just happened to be named a "non-executive director" of the board of TreeHouse Foods, a supplier of Wal-Mart, for a salary of $51,200 in 2005 and $101,083 in 2006, and she just happened to be given 7,500 TreeHouse stock options, worth approximately $72,375, even though she just happened to know nothing about the private sector or running a business.
In 2006 Obama pushed for a $1 million earmark for the University of Chicago, and his wife Michelle just happened to be promoted to Vice-President of Community and External Affairs for the hospitals with a salary increase from $121,900 to $316,962, and she just happened to receive public relations help from Obama's political strategist David Axelrod, whose mother just happened to write for a communist newspaper.
In 2006 Sarah P. Herlihy, an associate of the Chicago law firm of Kirkland and Ellis, whose employees later contributed $87,722 to Obama's presidential campaign, and whose partner Bruce I. Ettleson just happened to be a member of Obama's campaign finance committee, just happened to write a paper calling for the elimination of the "natural born citizen" requirement in the U.S. Constitution.
Obama just happened to visit Kenya in 2006 to support his cousin, Raila Odinga, a Muslim socialist candidate for president, who just happened to have ties to both al-Qaeda and Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, and who just happened to have been educated in communist East Germany, and who just happened to name his son Fidel, and who just happened to plan on establishing Shari'ah Muslim law in Kenya, and whose activities prompted the Kenyan government to lodge an official protest of Obama's passport abuse and misconduct, and Obama's actions just happened to have been denounced by the U.S. State Department as being in direct opposition to U.S. National Security, and after Odinga, for whom Obama just happened to have raised $950,000, lost the election, his Muslim followers just happened to burn Christian women and children alive in a church where they had sought refuge.
In 2006 Obama endorsed Alexi Giannoulias in his race for Illinois State Treasurer and stated that he is "…one of the most outstanding young men I could ever hope to meet" even though Giannoulias just happened to be only 29 years old and even though his family's Broadway Bank just happened to finance Chicago crime figures like Michael "Jaws" Giorango, a Chicago thug with convictions for bookmaking and promoting prostitution, and even though virtually all of Chicago's Democrat politicians were keeping their distance from Giannoulias, whose reputation was so questionable he even failed to get the endorsement of the Chicago Democrat Party which just happens to almost never be concerned about questionable reputations.
Obama's mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, once worked for the Ford Foundation's Asia program, which just happened to be run by Peter Geithner, who just happened to be the father of Timothy Geithner, who just happened to neglect to pay Social Security taxes on much of his income, which just happened to somehow qualify him to be Obama's Treasury Secretary.
During the 2008 campaign Obama's passport records just happened to have been illegally searched by an employee of a firm headed by John O. Brennan, and Lt. Quarles Harris, Jr., who was cooperating with federal investigators in connection with the incident, just happened to be found with a bullet in his head, and the murder just happened never to be solved, and Obama later just happened to make Brennan his terrorism and intelligence advisor.
On election night in 2008 in Chicago's Grant Park, Obama just happened to wear a black suit and a red tie, and his older daughter just happened to wear a red dress, and his younger daughter just happened to wear a stark black dress, and his wife Michelle just happened to wear an arguably unattractive black dress that appeared to have a giant red X design, which just happened to prompt some to wonder if their clothing just happened to denote black power, communism, and Malcolm X, and at the very least prompted others to wonder why anyone would have his daughter wear a jet-black dress for a celebratory occasionor where one could even just happen to find a store that sells black dresses for little girls.
From election night forward there are hundreds of other "just happeneds," not the least of which is the long-form birth certificate released by Obama in April 2011 which just happened to consist of multiple image layers, including various objects which can be separated and rotated with computer software which just happens to be impossible if a birth certificate is merely scanned and not computer-constructed by a forger.
Oh, and Obama just happened to have used more than one Social Security number over the years, and one of them is associated with 713 Hart Senate Office Building and starts with the digits 282, which signifies issuance in Ohio, a state in which Obama just happened to have never lived or worked, and another Social Security number used by Obama starts with 042, which signifies Connecticut, another state in which Obama just happened to have never lived or worked, and it just happened that no one in the mainstream media has ever bothered to ask Obama why he has used multiple Social Security numbers or why the 042 number comes up as invalid in the E-Verify system used by employers to confirm whether immigrant job applicants have valid numbers.
I could go on… but you get the idea.
P.S. If Obama just happens to win reelection on November 6, remember that hyperinflation just happens to be the inescapable consequence of printing trillions of dollars to cover massive government deficits.


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Glenn Agene Hawkins, 86, of Gainesville, MO passed away on Monday, May 14, 2012 at the Gainesville Healthcare Center. He was born July 23, 1925 in Brixey, MO to Glenn and Flo (Pitcock) Hawkins.
He was a member of the Smith Chapel Church of Christ. Agene was a well known well driller for many years and life- long farmer on the family farm in Brixey.
Agene is survived by his niece, Marsha Evans and her husband Keith of Springfield, MO; great niece, Tara McConnaughy of Springfield, MO; great nephew Travis McConnaughy and wife Sarah of Wasola, MO; brother-in-law Calvin Watson of Wasola, MO; and close cousins Colene and Paul Rose of Gainesville, MO.
He was preceded in death by his parents Glenn and Flo Hawkins; a brother Adron Hawkins; and his twin sister EllaJean Watson.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 16, 2012 in the Clinkingbeard Funeral Home Chapel, Gainesville, MO with Vic Williams officiating. Burial will be in the Smith Chapel Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday morning from 10 a.m. to service time. Memorial contributions may be made to the Smith Chapel Cemetery or to Fair Haven Children's Home and can be left at the funeral home.


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s12drifter | Posted: Aug 16 2012, 03:15 PM |
The Lulz Boat Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,344 Member No.: 23,696 Joined: Mar 21st 2007 Location: Update Profile | i decided and I'm going to go with a L28ET with a rebello stroker kit rods pistons compression will be 8.3:1 with a P90A head. HX super 40 turbo as well. probably a 3.1L or a 3.0. intake manifold i know welders so fabbing one up is not an issue neither is turbo manifold or external wastegate. but i do neeed to know of common problems with these engines. say i get a rebello stroker kit. forged rods pistons crank main and rod bearings with headgasket as well. this pretty much take care of the bottom end strength. however are there any problems with oil pumps giving out? insufficient lubrication? this is a BIG BIG issue with the RB and VG series and the VG's usually end up spinning a rod bearing, sure you can upgrade to a high flow oil pump but it does not fix the issue 100% its a band-aid for a issue that takes a dry sump to completely eliminate that issue. the oil gallery's on the VG's are garbage you would need to have a machine shop open up the oil gallery's in the entire block to fully get rid of the problem with a wet sump system, but the time your done could have gone with a better motor. just main studs and oil pump and I hear the 81-83 blocks were stronger but suffer where cylinder number 5 and 6 runs hotter then the rest i was told to run a 280Z block. I'm not sure about the strength though. fuel rails are not a problem for me.. a few concerns are oil pump, cooling issues, oil gallery's, and head flow where can i get a high flowing oil pump for a L? there are no aftermarket so i assume stock one is more then enough? cylinders 5 and 6 run hotter then the rest. is this because of casting flash? i know the VG30's suffer from casting flash and as a result cylinder number 6 or 5 run hotter then the rest most likely place to have a blown head gasket as well. how are the oil gallery's on these engines? are they crap? head flow is a issue with these engines and i've read to compensate for this i throw a bigger cam at it, but thats not a proper fix for the initial problem, how much meat do i have to port? how far can i go in terms of playing with the head? yes the sky is the limit but i know on the VG30's the heads are also crappy ad you dont have a lot to port before you hit a watet jacket, unless you have a OWO head. either way i would like to know more about this engine I've been googling and looking on hybrid Z and cant quite find the information im looking for. perhaps im not looking hard enough but I've sent 3 whole days trying to find major cons or some reason to NOT go with this motor and i cant find any solid reasons why no to go with it. they are pretty cheap as well i can pick up a 83 full turbo engine right now on CL for 300 bucks wiring harness and everything. |
Nomake Wan | Posted: Aug 16 2012, 03:49 PM |
A.L.I.C.E. Group: Advanced Members Posts: 16,010 Member No.: 5,394 Joined: Feb 5th 2005 Location: Task Force Alpha | What power are you trying to extract from such an engine? I know someone with one that puts 300 to the wheels...and it has no problems whatsoever...and is a daily driver... so it's kinda hilarious that you're bringing up all these problems...that...don't affect his motor. So again. What stupid power level are you shooting for with this fantasy break...err I mean build? |
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s12drifter | Posted: Aug 16 2012, 04:42 PM | ||
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Realistically i want 400-450ish. what i ACTUALLY want. 600ish? lol but i think 400-450ish is enough for now lol. i've read and been told in terms of reliability their solid as a rock very good motor. but i was curious as to some of the issues that were brought to light in a few guides and sections on L28s. i wasnt sure how MUCH of a serious issue it was because I've never owned a L. but aleast the forged internals will hold whatever power i throw at it of course, with a proper set up, tune, and engine, doesnt mean it still wont blow but it's a nice buffer in case of detonation. This post has been edited by s12drifter on Aug 16 2012, 04:43 PM | ||
Spaz | Posted: Aug 16 2012, 07:36 PM |
Walls need hugs, too. Group: FORUM MODERATOR Posts: 7,681 Member No.: 30,193 Joined: Jul 25th 2008 Location: Plymouth, MN | 300's a good place to start, it'll be quite a bit of car. It's always funny to see people go big power before they can drive their car with the power it's got, don't be that guy. |
s12drifter | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 02:37 AM | ||
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yea one step at a time. it's insane to forkout 600hp I'd probably crash because I'm not use to the power. and with my lead foot lmao thats a good idea. i do wanna work for my power a little bit. what fun is it to go 2jz throw it in raise the boost and go to 350 or 400hp. thats no fun at all. This post has been edited by s12drifter on Aug 17 2012, 02:38 AM | ||
MetalMan777 | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 04:50 AM |
Ultimate Whore Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,635 Member No.: 32,588 Joined: Apr 13th 2009 Location: Doin a Dyke Tonight, Pressure Zone | I'm with the above on this. If you want to spend stupid money, convert it to dry sump and run a 4 stage external pump. [ Post made via Mobile Device ] |
HorizontalMitsubishi | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 08:58 AM |
Part of the Tessou Signature Series Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,420 Member No.: 2,022 Joined: Jun 16th 2004 Location: Torrance California | Well if you want to spend $6k-$7k to build a motor which would be comparable to a stock 2jz motor, be my guest. But IMO trying to push an L28 beyond 400 HP is going to take ALOT of money and its going to be a very fragile motor. you have to remember that motor was designed in the late 50's early 60's and was never designed to make huge horse power numbers. You have a non cross flow head that flows about as well as a coffee swizzle stick, an exhaust manifold that cooks the intake and injectors and a fuel rail that looks like Dr. Seuss himself designed. On top of it all it's controlled by a completely analog ecu, which was sub par even in its heyday. |
s12drifter | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 12:34 PM |
The Lulz Boat Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,344 Member No.: 23,696 Joined: Mar 21st 2007 Location: Update Profile | in the end it wont matter im going to spend about that much with any engine, VG30, 2jz, RB20/25, or L28. the real kicker is that for 2,500 I will have a fully built bottom end vs the factory forged rod and cast piston design the rb, vg and 2j run. a 2j will run me about the same with a auto trans but it wont matter i still have a built bottom end. for that price, you really cant beat it i dont think. your absolutely right about the head although i have to disagree i think willy wonka helped design it in a lab full of monkeys. i mean seriously WTF! intake and exhaust on the same side? heat soak much? no cold air? must have been some high ass engineers because I would have fired their ass but whatever. |
HorizontalMitsubishi | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 02:07 PM |
Part of the Tessou Signature Series Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,420 Member No.: 2,022 Joined: Jun 16th 2004 Location: Torrance California | Well lets run the numbers here, shall we. L28et $300 Stroker Kit $2100 Mazworx Trans adapter to bolt a z32 trans to an L28 $1100 Z32 trans $500 Gasket kit $200 Oil pump $200 Injectors + Fuel rail $600 Head porting/polishing $750 Valves $300 Springs $200 Cam $300 Standalone $2000 Custom engine harness $500 Turbo $2000 Wastegate $300 Custom Turbo manifold $500 Professional Dyno Tuning $400 Clutch of some sort $500 So to build a 400-500hp L28ET the grand total without labor or fab work to fit it into a Z31 would be $12750 Now lets compare that with say a 2JZ Ebay 2jz VVTI w/ auto trans $2200 Ebay R154 w/ 1JZ flywheel and clutch $1100 AEM Supra EMS W/ ID 1k injectors $2500 274/274 cams $850 Springs $300 2JZ turbo manifold T3 $300 Turbo $2000 Wastegate $300 Clutch $500 Fuel rail $200 Professional tuning $400 For $10650 you could make 500-600 all day long and have it be perfectly reliable and have a better more useable powerband. *all prices are based on retail prices with a slight mark up to include shipping and tax |
s12drifter | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 02:36 PM |
The Lulz Boat Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,344 Member No.: 23,696 Joined: Mar 21st 2007 Location: Update Profile | lets not forget the driveshaft for a 2jz since i done have one that will bolt on. was quoted 600 for that wiring to wire it in the car would most likely take it to a shop for that. dont forget valves how are you gonna throw cams at it and springs and not do valves what about head work? for the trans LOL i wont do that Z32 is over doing fuck mazworks and there ass rape prices I'll just stick to my T-5 and have a mustang shop build it into a world class it'll be bolt on with the T-5 bellhousing for the L so no trans or driveshaft fab need direct bolt in. I'm not trying to hit you but if you compare motors compare with with something close to the same mods. i promise a 2jz and rb are 2x more expensive then the L. additionally where did you get the clutch for 500 for a 2j? O.o okay sure act but they would only hold 450lbs torque a 2jz would tear them open like nothing. i see them at southbend going for 600 - 700ish in price. include the gasket kit with the 2j too because you would be retarded to run a almost 20 year old engine on the stock oem gaskets. also where did you get your prices for the trans? wtf? i see the trans selling for 1,000 - 1,500 just the trans flywheel would run 600 and clutch well yea. other then that your pretty straight with the prices. ` This post has been edited by s12drifter on Aug 17 2012, 02:43 PM |
Nomake Wan | Posted: Aug 17 2012, 05:15 PM |
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Because I cannot warn people twice in one day, I have to tell you here Don, you need to stop that. If you don't feel like saying why you disagree with someone, don't post at all, because you've shown that the only words you give are unnecessarily rude. No one's disrespected you, so why would you say things like this? The post you made before this was already borderline. | ||
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Tesco Prawn Crackers
Date: 09/03/11, updated on 18/03/12 (72 review reads)
Advantages: cheap, taste wasn't too overpowering
Disadvantages: a bit small for using as a spoon, seemed a little stale to me
**** Before you read this, i suggested the tesco takeaway prawn crackers and i was told they were already in the database, so i am putting my review here as it is the only place it can be put ****
Browsing my local big Tesco with my son I was thinking it might be nice to have a takeaway meal, but I decided that overall they are a bit too pricey for our current budget. However, this bag of prawn crackers caught my eye on the end of the aisle with a price tag of 39p, and I decided that I could make a stir fry at home with these and we would have a really good Saturday night meal together.
The bag is a dark red design with a see through panel over one quarter of the front of the bag. The package shows a dragon and a floral pattern, which is very eye catching and attractive. Inside the pack you can see the prawn crackers, which, although smaller than the ones from the takeaways we have, are similar in appearance in terms of their slightly off white colour, and the slightly curved shape ideal for filling with your dinner. My kids seem to use them like scoops instead of a spoon.
Each actual cracker is an oval shape, about 2 inches long and one wide. On closer inspection, some were a bit yellow tinged around the edge, which wasn't enough to put me off but did look a little like they had absorbed too much oil when cooking or something similar. Each one didn't look greasy but the bag itself did have a very greasy look when it was empty.
The smell of prawns was quite nice. Not too overpowering but enough to notice it. The taste was mild, and no lasting after taste or greasy feeling in my mouth. There was enough in the bag for 4 of us to have about 8 each.
Overall opinion:
These were nice enough for a cheap alternative to having a whole takeaway experience, but I found they were a little lacking. They didn't do the whole fizzing thing that freshly cooked crackers do when they come into contact with the sauce. They seemed a little stale to me. They were also a little on the small side for my preference. However, we all ate them all without complaint, and I would buy them again for a little treat on a weekend that is not too expensive.
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TRB wrote:so if china is building enough reactors to double consumption then the forecast, logically, would be halved, no?
Only if half of the supply is sold to China. Would probably happen, but still.
TRB wrote:so if china is building enough reactors to double consumption then the forecast, logically, would be halved, no?
aussie wrote:Well Japan got almost 40 years out of Fukushima 1.
Marius wrote:TRB wrote:so if china is building enough reactors to double consumption then the forecast, logically, would be halved, no?
Only if half of the supply is sold to China. Would probably happen, but still.
André Axe'm wrote:aussie wrote:Well Japan got almost 40 years out of Fukushima 1.
That was a tongue-in-cheek comment, where my aim was to use typical anti nuclear claims as arguements for nuclear power.
Japanese authorities have confirmed that the fire at the spent fuel storage pond at the Unit 4 reactor of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was extinguished on 15 March at 02:00 UTC.
Please note that all future communications from the IAEA regarding events in Japan will use the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) standard.
The IAEA continues to liaise with the Japanese authorities and is monitoring the situation as it evolves.
TRB wrote:since as I clearly said, the current rate leaves about 70 years of commercial fuel and once china doubles consumption it'll be less then that.
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Radiation Dose Rates Observed at the Site
The Japanese authorities have informed the IAEA that the following radiation dose rates have been observed on site at the main gate of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
At 00:00 UTC on 15 March a dose rate of 11.9 millisieverts (mSv) per hour was observed. Six hours later, at 06:00 UTC on 15 March a dose rate of 0.6 millisieverts (mSv) per hour was observed.
These observations indicate that the level of radioactivity has been decreasing at the site.
As reported earlier, a 400 millisieverts (mSv) per hour radiation dose observed at Fukushima Daiichi occurred between units 3 and 4. This is a high dose-level value, but it is a local value at a single location and at a certain point in time. The IAEA continues to confirm the evolution and value of this dose rate. It should be noted that because of this detected value, non-indispensible staff was evacuated from the plant, in line with the Emergency Response Plan, and that the population around the plant is already evacuated.
About 150 persons from populations around the Daiichi site have received monitoring for radiation levels. The results of measurements on some of these people have been reported and measures to decontaminate 23 of them have been taken. The IAEA will continue to monitor these developments.
Evacuation of the population from the 20 kilometre zone is continuing. The Japanese have asked that residents out to a 30 km radius to take shelter indoors. Japanese authorities have distributed iodine tablets to the evacuation centres but no decision has yet been taken on their administration.
Background on Radiation
A person's radiation exposure due to all natural sources amounts on average to about 2.4 millisievert (mSv) per year. A sievert (Sv) is a unit of effective dose of radiation. Depending on geographical location, this figure can vary by several hundred percent.
Since one sievert is a large quantity, radiation doses are typically expressed in millisievert (mSv) or microsievert (µSv), which is one-thousandth or one millionth of a sievert. For example, one chest X-ray will give about 0.1 mSv of radiation dose.
André Axe'm wrote:Isn't a 8 km borehole twice as deep as any that have been done before?
I support nuclear power as it reduces the hazardous nuclear materials on the planet.
War wrote:I'd like to add this comment I saw. I'm personally in favour of Nuclear power.
andrew bolt wrote:Fukushima is one of the oldest of the nuclear power stations that supply a third of Japan's electricity, and has been rocked by the worst earthquakes in Japan in a century.
It has suffered multiple failures of its cooling systems. It has been battered by explosions. And if it can take all that without cracking ...
Add to that the lessons Japan's experts will learn from this, and these grim days may yet mark the time not when the nuclear industry died, but when it learnt how to survive even an apocalypse.
Spl@! wrote:I have also been told that according to the FTA, we are "obliged" to have US companies run and own any nuclear facilities that we build. Have increasingly, aggressively asked the person to back that up with some sort of reference, no matter how obscure....
Andrew Bolt wrote:Right now, rescue workers are combing through the ruins of the seaside cities swamped by the tsunami, looking for 10,000 missing people.
By contrast, Chernobyl, the world's worst nuclear power station disaster, is known to have killed no more than 65.
Yes, I know this doesn't fit with all the horror stories that activists and journalists spread about Chernobyl.
Chernobyl Forum wrote:It is impossible to assess reliably, with any precision, numbers of fatal cancers caused by radiation exposure due to Chernobyl accident. Further, radiation-induced cancers are at present indistinguishable from those due to other causes.
The international expert group predicts that among the 600 000 persons receiving more significant exposures (liquidators working in 1986-1987, evacuees, and residents of the most 'contaminated' areas), the possible increase in cancer mortality due to this radiation exposure might be up to a few per cent. This might eventually represent up to four thousand fatal cancers in addition to the approximately 100 000 fatal cancers to be expected due to all other causes in this population.
Such increases would be very difficult to detect with available epidemiological tools, given the normal variation in cancer mortality rates
Chernobyl Forum wrote:From 1992 to 2002 in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine more than 4000 cases of thyroid cancer were diagnosed among those who were children and adolescents (0–18 years) at the time of the accident, the age group 0–14 years being most affected. The majority of these cases were treated, with favourable prognosis for their lives.
It should be noted that early mitigation measures taken by the national authorities helped substantially to minimize the health consequences of the accident. Intake of stable Iodine tablets during the first 6-30 hours after the accident reduced the thyroid dose of the inhabitants of Pripyat by a factor of 6 on average.
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Posted by Caroline on September 07, 1998 at 11:42:49:
In response to HC's tune, written by Lesley on September 07, 1998 at 01:13:31] The link to HC's tune sounds like a hymn but I'm not very good at remembering titles.
Probably becuase it sounds like an organ!
Also, would these folk tunes be played at small country balls among the gentry?
This is what I don't know, and would love to find out! I suspect that folk music, being the province of the illiterate, being largely very emotional, rather crude in humour, wouldn't get much of an airing in a society that valued refinement and 'taste'. Reason and balance, a mistrustof 'enthusiasm',and the ability to read and write would be a way for the Gentry to distinguish themselves fron the plebs.
From what I have heard of Jane Austen's music, it's all a bit like the score of P&P...distictly Baroque, lots of ripples and grace notes. There's nothing I have heard recorded that has heart-tearing lyrics, and minor key variations like the two songs here. This kind of song might be roared out in the Inn by soldiers, or hummed over a kitchen range by the cook, but I don't think it would have made it into the Ballroms. I was surprised at the use of "Father, Father, build me a boat" in Emma3, becuse it has all the indications of a traditional folk tune.Perhaps it was included as an "Irish" effect?
The country dances, are part of the folk tradition too, though, so who knows?
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"Nothing matters very much, and very few things matter at all. Lord Balfour
For any twenty-somethings who might read this: "Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy." Jackson Browne
When I was in my twenties, I was consumed by pop culture and local drama. It's a little embarrasing to look back on those days and recall the things I bothered about. None of them mattered then, or now.
Whoever said, "There are no boring subjects; only boring people," pretty much nailed it. We were all raised on the "glass nipple" of television. We grew up without interests or curiosity. When we were not being "entertained," we quickly became "bored."
Everything is interesting if you bother to invest the time to learn something about it. These days, thanks to the Internet, all of the world's knowledge is available in an instant. No more "looking up stuff," in dusty old encyclopedias.
Once you find a subject or two that you are interested in, or learn to love books, you will never again be bored.
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(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Dates are set for the debates between candidates for Indiana governor and U.S. Senate.
The Indiana Debate Commission released its fall debate schedule Tuesday.
"The commission continues to put voters first as we engage with candidates in this fall election season with one of our busiest seasons ever," said Max Jones, president of the commission and editor of the Tribune-Star in Terre Haute, Ind. "We also had a record number of venues submit applications this year and we also rely on their generosity to provide free and accessible sites to accommodate public attendance."
The first of three gubernatorial face-offs between Democrat John Gregg, Republican Mike Pence, and Libertarian Rupert Boneham will be October 10 in Zionsville. The other two meetings will occur October 17 in South Bend and October 25 in Fort Wayne.
The commission is welcoming voters to submit their questions for the gubernatorial debate online. Visit http://indianadebatecommission.com/submit-a-question-gubernatorial-debate.
The first Senate debate between Democrat Joe Donnelly and Republican Richard Mourdock is set for October 15 at WFYI-TV in Indianapolis. A second debate is set for October 23 in New Albany.
Questions for the senate debate can be submitted at http://indianadebatecommission.com/submit-a-question-senatorial-debate.
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Gregg Promises Child Services Reforms
Gubernatorial Candidates Will Debate Thrice


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Clean Ocean Advocate, October 2009
Learn about the latest ocean pollution issues with the October 2009 issue of the Clean Ocean Advocate using the file link below. (Note: Adobe Acrobat is required for viewing.)
~October Highlights~
- COAs Keep us Free From LNG Campaign Updates
- NJDEP Announces Loan to Fund Monmouth Park Racetrack Cleanup
- Patagonias Seaworthy Mission: Vote for COA!
- COAs Wish List: Help us Navigate the Waters of Ocean Advocacy!
- How to Have a Green Halloween
Don't miss a chance to win a COA T-shirt! Check out the October Creature Feature to enter a guess and enter to win! Winner is announced in our October 2009 newsletter.
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Even the price is refined.
Sleek, sophisticated and affordably priced, the 2013 Passat is in a class-leading class of its own.
When premium meets affordable, good things happen. Designed in Germany and made in the most environmentally friendly automotive plant in the world, the 2013 Passat is built to impress. Not only is it visually stunning, with its sleek contours and polished chrome accents, but it's also loaded with premium features, like a 400-watt Fender® branded audio system and Climatronic dual zone climate control. And as if that weren't enough, it also happens to be our most spacious Passat, ever.
© 2013 Volkswagen Canada.
* All prices are in Canadian dollars. Specifications, equipment, options and prices are subject to change without notice. Although we endeavour to ensure that the information contained on the website is accurate, as errors may occur from time to time, customers should contact their local Volkswagen dealer for details. Photo for illustration purposes only. European or American model might be shown. Some items, such as wheels, may be unavailable on some trim levels when vehicle is built or may not be available in Canada. Base MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price and excludes taxes, freight and PDI, levies, fees, optional equipment, license, insurance, registration, and any dealer or other charges. Environmental or related levies and taxes may vary by jurisdiction. Dealer may sell for less.