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Posts For: February 9, 2012
Israel's Iranian Allies of Convenience
If politics makes strange bedfellows, wars make even stranger ones. That has always been true for all nations and is no less the case for the state of Israel in our own day. Beset by a world of Arab and Islamic foes, it has taken its allies wherever it can find them. A generation ago that meant a cozy if embarrassing relationship with apartheid-era South Africa. Those critics of the Jewish state who wish to make much of this should remember Nelson Mandela was happy to embrace the support of the Soviet Union and totalitarian Cuba. Today, with an Islamist regime in Iran threatening not just the security of Israel but the existence of the nation via a nuclear weapons program the world has been powerless to stop, Israel has reportedly found another set of unsavory allies: the People's Mujahedin of Iran (also known by their Farsi acronym MEK), a dissident group that has been labeled a terrorist organization by the United States.
According to a report from NBC News, U.S. officials believe Israel has employed members of the People's Mujahedin in harassing the Iranian government and its minions. While the group denies it is involved with Israel, it is difficult to doubt the truth of the allegation that the Iranian dissidents have been receiving Israeli training and have been used to carry out attacks on Tehran's nuclear program, in particular the assassination of Iranian scientists. While Jerusalem's critics will call this hypocritical and illegal, their qualms won't impress many Israelis.
Ex-U.S. Ambassador to Iraq: We Have to Arm Syrian Opposition
Zalmay Khalilzad, former U.S. ambassador to Iraq and Afghanistan, said today the "decision has to be made" for the U.S. to arm the opposition in Syria, but cautioned that the weapons should be ones that wouldn't be used against Israel if they fall into the wrong hands.
"That's not us fighting. (The Syrian opposition is) fighting, they're dying, and they should be given as much a chance as possible to do it," Khalilzad told me, after a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, in which he harshly criticized the Obama administration for what he called a failed strategy to "appease and engage adversaries" in the Middle East.
Who's Not Listening to Israeli Soldiers?
On Tuesday, Peter Beinart chastised American Jews for not listening more closely to Israeli soldiers. "There's nothing American Jews love more than Israeli soldiers, except perhaps, Israeli spies," he wrote in a piece in the Daily Beast titled "U.S. Jews Should Heed Top Israeli Soldiers Who Oppose Bombing Iran." "So perhaps American Jews should start noticing that an astonishing number of Israel's top soldiers and spies are warning against bombing Iran."
A few years ago, I witnessed a debate inside the Israeli Knesset between two former heads of Israeli military intelligence, research and assessment, General Yaakov Amidror and General Danny Rothschild. The veterans disagreed on everything — technology, threats, solutions, defensible borders, control of territory and disengagement. During my service in the military, I saw the same phenomenon among officers at every rank. In robust democracies "listening" to soldiers—or civilians—is almost never a shortcut to obvious or unanimous answers.
Turkish Islamists Turn Church Into Mosque
A story in today's International Herald Tribune (read here on the New York Times website) provides an interesting insight into exactly what happens when a secular state is taken over by Islamists. The piece concerned the Hagia Sophia of Iznik, an ancient church that brought 40,000 tourists to the town south of Istanbul much to the delight of the locals. Iznik was once known as Nicaea, and it was there the first Ecumenical Council of the Christian Church met at the Hagia Sophia in the year 325. But the Islamist government of Turkey has put a damper on the prosperity of those who profited from the museum by formally converting the building into a mosque.
Of course, after the Muslim conquest of the Byzantine Empire, all churches in the region were turned into mosques, with the most conspicuous example being the majestic Hagia Sophia of Constantinople (now Istanbul). But unlike that more famous site, which was registered as a museum when Turkey became a secular republic, the one in Iznik was never formally named as such, though it served in that function and had not been used as a mosque in well over a century. The ruling AKP party of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has taken the initiative to reinstitute Muslim-only worship at the place, much to the dismay of the Muslim residents of the town who point out there was no shortage of mosques there. But to the AKP, the ancient surge to plant the flag of Islam over the ruins of other cultures is more important than tourism.
McConnell: Iran Making "Idle Threats"
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell dismissed Iran's warnings about closing the Strait of Hormuz as "idle threats," during a small round table discussion with reporters today.
"This idle threat that they're going to interrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz is not enforceable. We have a carrier there, that will not happen," McConnell told me. "So this is the time to squeeze the Iranians in every direction possible."
My Encounter with the PCUSA
I wanted to add a personal word to Jonathan's post regarding the Presbyterian Church USA's anti-Israel bias.
Years ago my wife, children, and I attended a PCUSA church, where we enjoyed a very good relationship with the senior pastor, who baptized two of our children. Our church was fairly orthodox theologically and certainly more conservative theologically than the official positions of the PCUSA. But in a relatively short period of time, shortly after the 9/11 attacks, my wife and I heard a guest speaker from the pulpit and a guest Sunday school teacher make wholly inappropriate statements against Israel. I raised the matter with the minister, who put me in touch with an associate pastor who oversaw such matters. And in the course of my discussions with her, I eventually learned our church was serving as host to a group with deep and troubling biases against Israel.
It is one thing, and a commendable thing, to show concern for the plight of Palestinian Christians. But it is quite another to use that issue as a pre-text to excoriate Israel. And so I raised my objections, including in e-mails which went into excruciating detail to refute the claims that were being made against the Jewish state and to underscore how unwise and offensive it was to allow our church to become a tool in the propaganda war against Israel. I also made personal appeals to leaders in our church to pull back from its stance. It never really did, and eventually, we left the church. We had established close friendships over the years, but I didn't feel like we could be a part of a church that was not simply political (which as a general matter I find quite troublesome), but which in this case was promoting pernicious falsehoods.
Time to Target Insurgents in Pakistan
Gen. Jack Keane, one of the architects of the surge in Iraq, is always a font of good sense when it comes to America's wars. Thus, it is worth listening—and acting on his advice—when he suggests that our drone strikes in Pakistan be expanded beyond al-Qaeda targets to focus on the Taliban and related insurgent groups. The Washington Times quotes him as follows: "If we don't start targeting the Taliban leadership now … the risk is much too high in terms of our ability to sustain the successes that we've had. We cannot let that Afghan Taliban leadership that lives in Pakistan continue to preside over this war and recruit and provide resources."
He is absolutely right, and it is imperative to follow his advice even at the risk of further blowback from Pakistan, because there is no other way to achieve any degree of success in Afghanistan while pulling back as quickly as the Obama administration wants to do—namely a switch from combat to advising in 2013 and a complete pull-out in 2014. Even with stepped up drone strikes, the Obama timeline is probably a prescription for disaster and defeat. But if we at least do more to target the insurgent leadership which enjoys safe havens in Pakistan, our forces can somewhat increase their odds of success notwithstanding the rapid collapse of political will in the White House to prosecute this war to a successful conclusion.
Nothing Left in Romney's Bag of Tricks
In the aftermath of Rick Santorum's sweep of the three states that held elections on Tuesday, many observers are counseling Mitt Romney to do something to energize a conservative base that is having trouble mustering any enthusiasm for the Republican frontrunner. Pundits have pondered his dilemma and prescribed a full program of activities and speeches designed to fire up the GOP grass roots and to finally convince them the former Massachusetts governor cares deeply about their issues and can be trusted to govern as a conservative.
But the problem with this analysis is those demanding Romney to inspire conservative passion are asking him to do the impossible. While such a feat would certainly be desirable — for both him and his party — Romney can still win the Republican nomination without morphing into Ronald Reagan, let alone Mike Huckabee. But if he is to win — and that's a proposition that looks a bit less inevitable than it did on Monday — it will only be on his own terms. If Republicans are to embrace Romney, it must be the real Mitt Romney–flaws and all–not an artifice designed to please the audience at the CPAC conference. Those who wish for Romney to discover some new approach to Republicans are dreaming. After a campaign that has been going full bore for the last nine months — not to mention his first presidential run four years ago — and 16 debates, we have already seen all that Mitt Romney has to offer Republicans.
One of the Sillier Statements of Any Modern Political Figure
In his interview with Scott Hennen, Newt Gingrich was asked what he thought about the "good Newt" versus "bad Newt" narrative. Gingrich responded this way: "I think it's a foolish narrative. I mean, when you are drowning in being outspent 5 to 1 with negative ads, there's a tendency to want to respond to them. Now I don't know if that is bad Newt. Does that mean that there is a bad Mitt and a good Mitt? I mean, give me a break."
But Gingrich went beyond that to say, "But I can tell you is that, if you look at my whole career, and Scott you've known me for many years, you look at the 24 books we've written, you look at the 7 movies we've made, you know, I like ideas, I like being a candidate of ideas and that's far and away what I prefer to do and I think if people go to Newt.org and look at all the positive things we have there — just our 54-page paper on how to rebalance the judiciary and force the judges back within the Constitution. Just that one paper would frankly justify the campaign because it is the boldest statement of the founding fathers, the Constitution, the Federalist Papers I think that any modern political figure has written in my lifetime."
Not quite.
Obama's Attack on Religious Liberty
The Obama administration's decision to require Catholic hospitals, charities and universities to provide insurance coverage that includes contraceptives and abortifacients — in violation of their conscience and creed — is among the most offensive and troubling of the Obama era. And that is not an easy designation to achieve.
Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan said, "The federal government should do what it's traditionally done since July 4, 1776, namely back out of intruding into the internal life of a church." Bishops are writing letters to their congregants saying, "We cannot — we will not — comply with this unjust law." Presidents of Catholic universities insist they will reject "this religious intolerance and will not bow down before government regulations that are manifestly unjust." The National Association of Evangelicals put out a statement saying, "Freedom of conscience is a sacred gift from God, not a grant from the state. No government has the right to compel its citizens to violate their conscience. The HHS rules trample on our most cherished freedoms and set a dangerous precedent."
Leaked Syrian E-Mails Instruct on Handling American Press
When I did a post-doc in Israel back in academic year 2001-2002, the Palestinian terror and bombing campaign was at its height. Hordes of Western journalists circulated through Israel on their way to the West Bank and Gaza. Having coffee with a producer at the time, I was surprised to learn it was common practice among major American networks and their European counterparts to pay PLO and Hamas "fixers" for access. The implication was that if the payment was not made, not only would meetings not be granted, but the crews' safety might be endangered. News agencies never acknowledged they had paid terrorists and fixers in the subsequent news reports.
Journalists have long expressed self-righteous indignation if confronted with the fact that many Arab states and terrorist groups consider them useful idiots, easy to dupe, and tools for propaganda projection. Leaked Syrian e-mails should put a rest to such protests, however.
Will Presbyterians Repudiate Church's Hate for Israel and Jews?
The disconnect between the views of the leadership of mainline Protestant churches on the Middle East and those of the rank-and-file members of their congregations has been growing in recent decades. Activists and leading clergy of liberal Protestant denominations have embraced the Palestinian cause while most of those who attend their churches are, like most Americans, warm supporters of Israel. But in the case of at least one of these churches — the Presbyterian Church USA — the gap between those who speak in the name of these institutions and those whom they claim to represent has grown to the point where communal relations are at the brink of a breakdown. Institutions connected with the Presbyterians have become a font of anti-Israel invective that has crossed the line into outright anti-Semitism.
In the course of promoting their anti-Israel policies, church leaders have engaged in rhetoric that seeks not only to delegitimize the state of Israel but also the Jewish community. The actions and statements of the church's Israel Palestine Mission Network (IPMN-PCUSA) have been so egregious that the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, the umbrella network of Jewish community relations groups, has been forced to go public with their complaints in hopes that ordinary Presbyterians will do something about the epidemic of hate speech springing from church activists.


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Researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute Develop Technology to Produce Sugar from Photosynthetic Bacteria
Date: Jun 28, 2010
Wyss researchers have engineered photosynthetic bacteria to produce simple sugars and lactic acid. In this interview, Jeffrey Way, PhD., discusses the technology and its potential. Learn more...
BOSTON, Mass. – Researchers from the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard and Harvard Medical School have engineered photosynthetic bacteria to produce simple sugars and lactic acid. This innovation could lead to new, environmentally friendly methods for producing commodity chemicals in bulk. Their research findings appear in the June issue of Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
This photosynthetic factory could also reduce the carbon dioxide emissions associated with transporting sugar globally from producing countries; lead to greater availability of biodegradable plastics; and allow capture of harmful CO2 emissions from power plants and industrial facilities.
In addition to its positive environmental impact, the technology offers potential economic advantages. Because the production methods use photosynthesis - the process by which living things are assembled using only CO2 and sunlight - the cost of making sugars, lactic acid, and other compounds would be significantly lower than traditional methods.
"What we're doing is using genetic engineering to get organisms to act the way we want them to—in this case producing food additives," said Wyss Institute senior staff scientist Jeffrey Way, Ph.D. "These discoveries have significant practical implications in moving toward a green economy."
In addition to Dr. Way, researchers on this effort include Wyss Institute core faculty member Professor Pamela Silver, Ph.D., also of Harvard Medical School; and Henrike Niederholtmeyer, Bernd T. Wolfstadter, and David Savage, Ph.D., all of Harvard Medical School.
Sugar is primarily produced from sugar cane, which grows only in tropical and subtropical climates. By enabling production almost anywhere in the world, this living cellular manufacturing plant could greatly reduce the cost and emissions associated with transporting millions of tons of sugar to consumers every year. It could also expand the availability of biodegradable plastics by reducing the cost of lactic acid, a key building block in their production.
The current work by Way and Silver's team is the latest innovation in a wide-ranging program in which the Wyss Institute is working with various partner institutions to develop environmentally sustainable ways to produce biofuels, hydrogen, and other high value chemicals and food additives.
"Our mission at the Wyss Institute is to use Nature's design principles to create solutions in medicine, manufacturing, energy, and architecture that will lead to a more sustainable world," said Don Ingber, Ph.D., M.D., Founding Director of the Wyss Institute. "This work is an important step in that direction."
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The Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University uses Nature's design principles to create breakthrough technologies that will revolutionize medicine, industry, and the environment. Working as an alliance among Harvard's schools of Medicine, Engineering, and Arts & Sciences, and in partnership with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Children's Hospital Boston, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, University of Massachusetts Medical School, and Boston University, the Institute crosses disciplinary and institutional barriers to engage in high-risk, fundamental research that leads to transformative change. By applying biological principles, Wyss researchers are developing innovative new engineering solutions for healthcare, manufacturing, robotics, energy and sustainable architecture. These technologies are translated into commercial products and therapies through collaborations with clinical investigators, corporate alliances and new startups.

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Coverage: FXFL
12:40 PM ET, August 22, 2013
Marlins Park, Miami, Florida
W: C. Kershaw (13-7)
L: H. Alvarez (2-3)
MIAMI, FL - AUGUST 22: First baseman Adrian Gonzalez #23 of the Los Angeles Dodgers cannot make the tag in time against Christian Yelich #21 of the Miami Marlins at Marlins Park on August 22, 2013 in Miami, Florida. The Dodgers defeated the Marlins 6-0. (Photo by Marc Serota/Getty Images)


text: 135 DOGS, 2 CATS, 2 RABBITS & A BIRD HAVE THEIR PICTURES TAKEN WITH C.A.R.E. SANTAS THE SIGN READ : SANTA PAWS PICTURES WITH SANTA - HOURS 11:00am -5:00pm It was 10:45am and a line had already begun to form with our furry friends waiting to have their pictures taken with Santa. Some had red and green ribbons and bows in their hair, others had antlers on their head and many had been to the groomer for a bath and haircut. As our four legged friends came forward some looked at Santa and barked, others bounded to the stage ready to pose for the camera and some smelled Santa from head to toe and then licked Santa's face. It was time to take the picture. Some posed in Santa's lap (all 85 pounds of them) and others would not pose unless their mom or dad or both were in the picture. C.A.R.E. Santas and Elves met lots of very special pets and people at this event. We heard dozens of heart warming stories. "Santa Ken" is Here are just a few of them: shown above Duncan was a 13 year old 65 pound mix that posed next to Santa as if he had done this dozens of time. However, just a year earlier Duncan was found wandering the streets , no tag, no ID, no home. He was taken to a local shelter where close examination by the vet, showed Duncan had been hit by a car at one time and his injuries had mended without medical care. He also showed signs of abuse. The shelter found him to be a very sweet dog and cared for him until the right person came along. Now, a year later, Duncan is in a loving home and is having his picture taken with Santa. Sasha was an 11 month old puppy that was a real wiggle worm in Santa's lap. She was found wandering in an orchard in Lodi. She was rescued by the land owner, who saved her from the coyotes that frequent his land each evening. Mei Mei (picture shown at left) looked like a princess as she was carried in her basket to have her picture taken . Her eyes were bright and full of life as she peeked her head over the top to check out Santa. For 10 years Mei Mei and two other Pomeranians spent their lives, day and night in a backyard with little attention, little cover from the elements, and very little love. When the family was about to leave the area they decided to leave the three dogs behind. A caring neighbor took the dogs in and gave them a loving home. Mei Mei is now the sole survivor traveling everywhere with her new loving family. Puck is a handsome Beagle who spent the first four years of his life in a research lab. Fortunately the project was cancelled and Puck was given a loving home. C.A.R.E. Santas and Elves had a great time at the annual Santa Paws Celebration. Thank you to Petsmart on Hamilton Avenue in Campbell for sponsoring this event each year and special thanks to all of our supporters who assisted with this fundraiser in December. President's Message Kate Humphrey, CARE President We Get Letters! (some stories edited for space) My name is Nichol Fliehman. My fiance Kyle If you have previously adopted from Johnson and I came in on December 7th, 2002 and CARE, consider becoming one of the adopted Paprika. When we first saw her she was at people that made such a positive dif- the Humane Society. She was sweet, loving and all ference in your life and the life of your she wanted to do was be rubbed. About a month dog or cat. CARE is in need of quali- later, Kyle and I were on the C.A.R.E website and we saw her. That Saturday we came to your facility, saw fied foster homes that understand the her and fell in love with her. 2 hours later we took special responsibilities of caring for her home. and re-homing our displaced compan- ion animals. If you would like to get I am writing you this letter to Thank You, for saving more information about our foster pro- such a great dog and giving her to us. She has been an absolute blessing in our home. She thinks she is gram, please call 408-227-CARE. this big lap dog. She was VERY easy to potty and to crate train. She loves seeing us Or, come by one of our pet fairs and when we come home from work. Her and Kyle are the best of friends. When she goes to speak with us in person. A little extra the Vet everyone rants and raves at what a well tempered, loving dog she is. She licks time and an open door can help these the pizza guy when he comes, she does not bark when she hears the door bell, she has animals find new homes. never growled or even shown signs of anger when another dog comes along. She just wags her cute little butt, all she wants to do is play. I hear from a lot of people that first meet her, that they would never have imagined she would have been such a well mannered, calm, loving dog. Her coat is beautiful and from the day we brought her home she fit right into our little family. Before we got her Kyle and I knew we were missing some thing and now we know what it was....Paprika. I don't know how many times over I can Thank You for letting us adopt such a wonder- ful creature. I hope you enjoy the pictures as much as we enjoy her. We are so happy with Paprika we have been looking through your web site in hopes of getting her a friend to play with. I will never look any where else except for C.A.R.E to adopt another animal. Thank you for everything, Nichol Fliehman VISIT OUR WEBSITE! My name is Buddy. Last October, I came through a shelter in www.carepets.org the central valley and was moved here to the Bay Area on Nov 20th. During my shelter stay (I was in a crowded kennel with at least 6 other dogs), no one noticed that I was not See photos and read profiles on our using my back left leg. Fortunately, I landed in the CARE animals available for adoption. program and home of my foster mom, Sue. 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I can maneuver very well on three About this publication: legs and am a very fast runner. I was adopted by Nancy Kelly on Dec 14th. I had CARE's newsletter is published and is several follow-up visits with CARE's vet and have been given the green light for all distributed to CARE Members, advertisers, sponsors and animal adopters in good standing. activities. I now live with a black lab named Wasabi and we are the best of friends. Contact 408-227-2273 if you have questions We play all the time, running and chasing each other. I still run on 3 legs, but it never or comments on this newsletter. slows or stops me from doing anything. My very sad beginning has a very, very happy ending with the Kelly's. Advertiser's Spotlight BUTCHIE'S PETS & FEED When you walk into Butchie's pet store you are greeted by a friendly and knowledgeable staff that can help you with a pet or help you with your pets needs. Butchie's is a family owned business that opened their doors 15 years ago. 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Len Koenecke
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Born: Baraboo, Wisconsin |
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MLB debut
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Leonard George "Len" Koenecke (January 18, 1904 in Baraboo, Wisconsin, USA – September 17, 1935 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) was an American baseball player who played Major League Baseball for the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants. He died of a blow to the head at hands of the pilot and a passenger of a plane he had seized control of.
Early life[edit]
Koenecke was the son of a locomotive engineer and had worked as a fireman.[1]
Minor league career[edit]
Koenecke made his professional debut for the Moline Plowboys in the Mississippi Valley League in 1927.
In 1928 he joined Indianapolis in the American Association.
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After several seasons with Indianapolis, Koenecke was signed to the New York Giants in December 1931 in a deal worth $75,000. Manager John McGraw predicted he would "be a bright star in the National League". He played just the one season with the Giants.[2][3][4]
In 1933 while playing for the International League Buffalo Bisons, he hit .334 and drove in 100 RBIs while hitting 8 home runs. In 1934 Koenecke joined the Brooklyn Dodgers where in his first season he hit 14 home runs, 73 RBI and set a National League outfielding record fielding 0.994. His second season saw a decline in his onfield performance and his drinking became a problem to the point where he was cut during the middle of a road trip.[4][5]
After being sent home from the road trip he caught a commercial flight for New York. During the flight he drank a quart of whiskey and became very drunk. After harassing other passengers and striking a stewardess, the pilot had to sit on him to restrain him as he was shackled to his seat. He was removed unconscious from the flight in Detroit. After sleeping on a chair in the airport he chartered a flight to Buffalo. While flying over Canada he had a disagreement with the pilot and a passenger and attempted to take control of the aircraft. In order to avoid a crash he was hit over the head by both the pilot (who had left his controls) and the other passenger with a fire extinguisher.[4] After an emergency landing on a racetrack it was found that Koenecke had died of a cerebral hemorrhage.[4] The two pilots were charged with manslaughter but were found not guilty in a trial soon after.[5][6][7][8]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Transport: Fight in Flight". Time. Time Inc. September 30, 1935. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ "GIANTS WILL COUNT ON THREE ROOKIES FOR TITLE TEAM". The Milwaukee Sentinel. December 20, 1931. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ "Sport: New Season". Time. Time Inc. March 28, 1932. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ a b c d Robinson, James G. "Flashback Friday - The Fateful Fire Extinguisher". cbssports.com. CBS. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ a b Maeder, Jay (April 7, 2003). "NO FURTHER OPPORTUNITY A tale of two ballplayers chapter 37". New York Daily News. Retrieved 19 December 2010.
- ^ "FIGHT TO DEATH IN AIR CAUSES FLYERS' ARREST". Spokane Daily Chronicle. September 17, 1935. Retrieved 19 December 2010.
- ^ Merron, Jeff (June 22, 2002). "Major leaguers who died in-season". ESPN.com. ESPN. Retrieved 19 December 2010.
- ^ "DETROIT PILOT HAS NEW CLOSE CALL". Ludington Daily News. August 8, 1938. Retrieved 19 December 2010.
External links[edit]
- Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference, or Baseball-Reference (Minors)
- Story and obituary from the September 17, 1935 edition of The New York Times
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In a discrete time option pricing framework, we compare the empirical performance of two pricing methodologies, namely the affine stochastic discount factor (SDF) and the empirical martingale correction methodologies. Using a CAC 40 options dataset, the differences are found to be small: the higher order moment correction involved in the SDF approach may not be that essential to reduce option pricing errors. This paper puts into evidence the fact that an appropriate modelling under the historical measure associated with an adequate correction (that we call here a "martingale correction") permits to provide option prices which are close to market ones.
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I've got a '77 with a howell fuel injected 360, and when i'm normal driving down the road it runs fine. but as soon as i go offroad to the trails and have to idle for long periods of time it over heats quickly and then when i give it gas it sputters like it has no power and sometimes it dies. i know when it sputters it loses a lot of power because if i wait until it is cool again and try the same obstical it can make it over. what could be the possible problems? thanks in advance
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Check your fan, it may be loose, or the fan clutch may be going out. The amount of air flow moving down the road keeps you cool, but not enough air movement off road (slow speeds). Try going up a steep grade to see if it overheats then. Mine is getting hot recently too, but it does it charging up a long highway hill OR slow offroad. I think it's my thermostat, not sure yet haven't changed it. I'm guessing the sputtering is vapor lock - mine does it too when it gets hot. Fuel lines run right next to the block; wait, I'm carburated your not. Well my fuel lines run right next to the block and get too hot when the engine bay is that warm. I'm going to find some insulation and wrap them. That won't fix the overheating, but should help the coughing/choking.
How do you like the Fuel Injection? My in-laws are thinking about going that route.
You might try an oil cooler also. They are not too expensive and a breeze to install. My buddy with an early Toyota Land Cruiser put a Ford radiator and fans assembly on his roof rack and ran heater hoses to it. Butt ugly - but it worked. Got it at a junkyard cheep.
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I've gotta agree with mjo79. It sounds like vapor-lock. The fuel in the line gets hot enough to vaporize. I've seen countless rides do it. Mine would do it at altitude under a load. I fixed it by re-locating the fuel pump away from the tail pipe. If you can't move the lines wrap 'em like mjo79 said. Header wrap or engine compartment foil/fiberglass insulation maybe. A sheet metal heat-shield might help too.
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thanks for the ideas. that gives me a couple of things to look at. vapor lock sounds like that would make sense. the fuel injection is great. when i bought the jeep it had it on so i don't know how much better it is over carb. i work next to a machine shop and they told me that i would gain more power by switiching over to carb. the one that can be used offroad at up to like a 45 degree angle without stalling. its i think 400 bucks. i might switch over but i'm not sure. Another question i have is that the motor has the edelbrock intake on it and a bigger cam (i don't know the specs) but the computer for the fuel injection has never been recalibrated. should i send it to howell and have them tweek it to my motor more???
There is a lot of power to be gained by reprograming the chip, especially since the FI is most likely a retrofit from a generic GM application. Personally I would request that Howell send a recalibrated chip, and keep the old one in case th enew one does not work quite right, or if you want to get some economy durring the winter months.
Check your timing as well, if it is too far retarded, then that can cause overheating too. Do you have a fan shroud? if not, get one, they really do help. Also what size fan are you running, 18-19 inches I hope. Do you have headers or just manifolds? If you have headers, you had better wrap them with some heat tape to keep the heat out of the engine compartment.
The sputering could be the computer entering the "limp home mode" They will do that sometimes if the detect a severe overheat problem. GM figured it would be better to limp home with little or no power than to blow up the engine trying to go home under full power with a serious problem.
Is that a 2, 3, or 4 core radiator? What size are your two fans? Are they both electric? can you see light through the radiator cores?
Without the cam specs, Howell prolly won't be able to do much at all for you. You could guess and say a stage one RV, but it is hit or miss on weither you are right, and weither they will be able to optimize anything for you. If you can still contact the P.O. it might be worth it to find out just how he built the motor. If you know what shop it was built in, they may know. (how many fuel injected 360s you supose they built?)
Originally posted by High5I agree with the above, you probably don't have a big enough radiator. 77's didn't come with a 360, I don't think. You probably need a 4 core to keep it cool, especially in this weather. And I can speak for the whole nation being as it's around 100 everywhere
Before you get in to far with everything else, make sure your radiator is COMPLETELY full. with the undersized radiators in the things any loss of pressure in radiator directly effects the cooling efficiency of the coolant, with that also check the radiator cap to be sure it is holding proper pressure, aaand to go further if you were to use an extended life coolant (automotive grade being gm dexcool) it would help as well being the coefficiant of cooling in extended life coolant is greater the the not so usefull green. just some stuff easier and cheaper to look into.
I don't know if anybody alse knows this but when I ordered my oem 3 row radiator for my '86 the rad shop said it was the same one the Ford Pinto used.
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We can't thank you enough for a memorable presentation. What fabulous resources and ideas for how to integrate Google apps in our lessons from the perspective of both the students and teachers. Wow!!! :-)
For those of you who couldn't make, please don't miss it! Remember that all these resources stay online "ad eternum".
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TeresaIt was an overwhelming presentation, really worth listening! "Definitly a must" for all who missed it. Rita helped me in explaining how to use my Google Documents and I am now exploring other Google Applications. I am very interested in Google Sites and Readers. But, I found Knol also very interesting. "Explore and learn" is now my new moto - after attending amazing Baw2011!
ReplyDeleteGracias!! Thanks!!! It was an "outstanding ovation" session!! All my claps to Rita!! The BaWers moderators and the rest of the participants including me were frozen listening to her! I had never heard about all those Google Apps as I only knew G as an engine!!
To what Marijana has just added "Explore and learn", I would add... "Explore, learn and SHARE". Thanks to all of your for these amazing weeks and all the knowledge you have given me!
Smiles, Maria :)What a fantastic session! Unfortunately I couldn't attend live but have just watched the recording. I thought I already knew a lot about different Google apps, but Rita has shown me there is much more to know. I know I will return to this again later as there is too much to absorb in one sitting. As Rita says near the end "it enlightens your life!", I'd add that Rita has enlightened us!
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Hi all, My model of a car brake system is intended to monitor the rate at which heat increases/decreases as friction between a brake pad and disc increases. My equation for the force transmitted to the disc is: Force = (δP x Ac) x μb where δP is the pressure generated at the master cylinders Ac is the area of the caliper pistons and μb is the coefficient of friction of the brake pad material. how can i find the heat generated fromt his equation, any suggestions? thanks in advance
I am no expert but the brakes convert kinetic energy into heat. So if you know the car's velocity and mass, you can figure out how much kinetic energy will be converted to heat. Also, if you know how much force the brake is applying and the distance over which it is applied, you can figure out how much energy was converted to heat.
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Newman proved a sport and drove down. He's still relatively new to Southern California, so new that not only did he try huitlacoche for the first time ever (which he thoroughly enjoyed), but Newman also tried horchata--horchata!--for the first time. He also loved it. Guy's from Philly, and he admitted their regional mystery meats, Scrapple and pork roll (Dave: you HAVE to bring me some. Scrapple, I love, but pork roll I must try...), are far more bizarre eats than huitlacoche.
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