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Posted in thread: What's the deal with late Malt additions? on 02-06-2013 at 06:48 PM
Hmmm. You've just rocked my world. I may have to hunt down that pod cast. Mechanisitically I
guess utilization from an IBU standpoint is related to time exposed to heat, rather than
extraction of AA f...Posted in thread: What's the deal with late Malt additions? on 02-06-2013 at 06:28 PM
Yooper, I was just going by Palmer's book... citing a reference from '94. Any chance you can
send a link or reference to more modern data? Would love to know it/see it. The only time I've
done late ad...Posted in thread: What's the deal with late Malt additions? on 02-06-2013 at 05:37 PM
Especially if working with IPAs or IIPAs (or any other hop bomb-y sort of thing) be a little
cautious using only late malt additions. Alpha acid extraction (thus IBUs) increase as the
specific gravity...Posted in thread: 3 gallon carboy too big for 2.5 gallon secondary on 07-24-2011 at 02:54 AM
Personally I think that sounds just about perfect. You May have bit of extra head space in a 3
gallon carboy, but the transfer should kick up enough yeast/CO2 to coat the beer and prevent
oxidation. J...Posted in thread: Wyeast 3711 French Saison on 07-05-2011 at 10:04 PM
Seconded. The yeast character is very complex -- see how you like it alone first.Posted in thread: Wyeast 3711 French Saison on 07-05-2011 at 04:39 AM
Brewed a Biere de Garde with 3711 in mid May based on a "kitchen sink" recipe I brewed a few
years ago.33% Pilsner DME33% Pilsner Malt25% Light Munich3% Caramunich3% Aromatic1% Chocolate
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Bierhaus, thanks for weighing in! The last time I used this yeast the krausen fell in the first
week as expected, so I was pretty surprised by this turn of events. I think I know what you
mean about r...Posted in thread: skimming instead of washing? on 06-30-2011 at 02:11 PM
Also, one can top crop with a carboy simply by using a longer blowoff tube in the fermenting
vessel, push it down into the kreusen (If not blowing off) then using a catch vessel with an
inlet and outl...Posted in thread: Wy 1318 Popped a Second Krausen? on 06-30-2011 at 01:59 PM
Glad to know that this isn't just something wrong with my beer. I actually took another gravity
reading last night, and despite what looks like persistent fermentation, it's still sitting at
1.016. I ...Posted in thread: Wy 1318 Popped a Second Krausen? on 06-30-2011 at 03:14 AM
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Boston College motto: "Ever to Excel," engraved on the Bapst Library on campus. Credit: Wiki Commons.The journalists are mostly wrong. A federal appeals court decision in Boston this week is a victory, of sorts, but not for oral history. Neither is it much of a victory for Boston College, which filed the appeal. In the end, the university merely protected confidential archival material that its own curious negligence put at risk. (Read the First Circuit's complete opinion here.)
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A spokeswoman for Davy says, "Due to the fact the English tour plans were booked sometime after the QE2 engagement, we feel that David's farewell tour of England could not be promoted satisfactory without even a written understanding or promotional budget."
Ticket sales had been slow with one provincial venue reporting only a quarter of tickets being sold.
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Ultrasound imaging and hormone assessments are used to monitor follicular development. When the lead follicles have reached the appropriate size, the final maturation of eggs is done by HCG administration. Egg retrieval is scheduled 34-36 hours after HCG injection. Eggs surrounded by cumulus complex at retrieval Step 2: Egg Retrieval Egg retrieval is performed in a surgical suite under intravenous sedation. Ovarian follicles are aspirated using a needle guided by trans-vaginal ultrasonography. Follicular fluids are scanned by the embryologist to locate all available eggs. The eggs are placed in a special media and cultured in an incubator until insemination. Step 3: Fertilization and Embryo Culture A normally fertilized egg is called a zygote. Two pronuclei are seen in the center. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) procedure where a single spermatozoa, as shown by an arrow, is in the process of being injected into a mature egg's cytoplasm. Embryos at the cleavage stage: A 4-cell embryo (left) and a 6-cell embryo (right) An expanded blastocyst (left) and a hatching blastocyst (right) If sperm parameters are normal, approximately 50,000 to 100,000 motile sperm are transferred to the dish containing the eggs. This is called standard insemination. The ICSI technique is utilized to fertilize mature eggs if sperm parameters are abnormal. This procedure is performed under a high-powered microscope. The embryologist picks up a single spermatozoa using a fine glass micro needle and injects it directly into the egg cytoplasm. ICSI increases the chance that fertilization will occur if the semen sample has a low sperm count and/or motility, poor morphology or poor progression. If there are no sperm in the ejaculate, sperm may be obtained via a surgical procedure. ICSI is always used to achieve fertilization if the sperm is surgically retrieved. Fertilization is assessed 16-18 hours after insemination or ICSI. The fertilized eggs are called zygotes and are cultured in a specially formulated culture medium that supports their growth. They will be assessed on the second and third day after retrieval. If sufficient numbers of embryos exhibit good growth and development, they may be selected to grow to the blastocyst stage in a specially designed culture medium. Blastocyst culture has several advantages. Embryos at this stage have a higher potential for implantation, therefore fewer embryos can be transferred on day 5 to reduce the chance of multiple pregnancies. Low numbers of embryos and poor embryo quality reduce the chances for good blastocyst development. A day 3 embryo transfer is recommended for cycles with low numbers and/or poor quality. Step 4: Embryo Quality There are several criteria used to asses the quality of the embryo. This is especially important when trying to decide which embryos to choose for embryo transfer. Early in the morning on the day of your transfer the embryos are evaluated and photographed by the embryologist. The embryologist as well as your physician will decide based on the rate of development and appearance of the embryos, which and how many embryos are recommended to be transferred. Typically embryos are transferred at the cleavage stage (Day 3 after oocyte retrieval) or at the blastocyst stage (Day 5). In the lab a grading system is used to asses the quality of the embryos. DAY 3 TRANSFERS Day three embryos are called cleavage stage embryos and have approximately 4 – 8 cells. When analyzing these embryos we not only look at the number of cells but also how symmetrical they are and whether there is any fragmentation. Fragmentation occurs when the cells divide unevenly resulting in cell-like structures which crowd the embryo. No fragmentation is preferable but some is acceptable. In our lab we classify embryos into grades 1 through 4. Grade four represents the best quality embryos: Grade 4: A good quality cleavage embryo Grade 1: A poor quality cleavage embryo DAY 5 TRANSFERS Day 5 embryos are called blastocyst embryos. At this stage the embryos have increased in size and are even more developed. They resemble a ball of cells with fluid inside. One of the things we look for at this stage is just how expanded these embryos are. The more expanded is the better the quality of the embryo. These embryos are also classified by a number scale, 1 through 6. Grade six represents the best quality blastocyst: Grade 6: A nicely expanded blastocyst Grade 1: A poorly expanded blastocyst Step 5: Embryo Transfer Embryos are transferred on day 3 when they are at the cleavage stage (6-8 cells) or on day 5 when they have reached the blastocyst stage. Embryo transfer is a simple procedure that does not require any anesthesia. Embryos are loaded in a soft catheter and are placed in the uterine cavity through the cervix. Additional IVF Procedures Assisted Hatching An assisted hatching procedure where a part of the zona is thinned by expelling acidified medium by micropipette. An embryo must hatch out of its outer membrane (zona pellucida) before implanting in the uterine wall (endometrium). Sometimes the zona is abnormally thick. Assisted hatching allows a small part of the membrane to be thinned chemically using a micromanipulation technique. It is a technique that is performed on day 3 of embryo development. Assisted hatching is specifically recommended for patients who are over 37 years of age, have diminished ovarian reserve as determined by a day 3 FSH level or have lower antral follicle counts. Patients who are poor responders to gonadotropin stimulation or have had previous failed implantation may also benefit from this procedure. Cryopreservation Embryo cryopreservation (freezing) may be available to patients that have an excess number of normally fertilized embryos or high quality blastocysts that remain following embryo transfer. Embryos may be frozen at the zygote stage one day after egg retrieval or on day 5 or 6 at the blastocyst stage. Under certain circumstances, we can also freeze embryos at the cleavage stage. Embryos frozen at any stage can be stored for several years under subzero temperatures using liquid nitrogen. These embryos can be thawed and transferred to patients in a frozen embryo transfer cycle. Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA) or Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) Some patient's semen samples contain no spermatozoa due to a congenital obstruction of the sperm ducts, vasectomy, failed vasectomy reversal or primary testicular failure. In these conditions, a urologist can obtain sperm surgically from the epididymis (MESA) or from the testis (TESE). This sperm can be frozen and used for fertilization by ICSI. Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) is a procedure that is performed in conjunction with in vitro fertilization (IVF). It is designed to help detect genetic abnormalities in embryos before implantation, thereby avoiding the transfer of affected embryos. Normal human cells contain 46 chromosomes located in the nucleus of the cell. Chromosomes carry the genetic information in the form of DNA. Every human being receives 23 chromosomes from each parent. If an error occurs leading to the egg or sperm having a missing or extra chromosome, then the embryo created will also have a missing or extra chromosome. This condition is called aneuploidy. Most of the aneuploidies will not result in implantation of the embryo, but certain aneuploidies, such as trisomy 21, can implant and lead to Down's syndrome. Some other common aneuploidies include trisomy 13, trisomy 18 and Klinefelters syndrome (XXY). Indications for PGD PGD is indicated for the patients who have a history of recurrent miscarriages, advanced maternal age (≥38 yrs), repeated IVF failures in spite of high grade embryos, unexplained infertility, severe male factor infertility or inherited genetic disorders, e.g., cystic fibrosis, Tay Sachs disease, Myotonic dystrophy, etc. Currently, there are more than 50 types of single gene mutations that can be diagnosed. PGD Procedure An embryo biopsy procedure where one cell is removed from an 8-cell embryo In order to perform genetic testing on an embryo, a single cell is removed from the embryo on the third day of development. Embryos must have 5 or more cells. This procedure is called embryo biopsy. It has been shown that removal of one or two cells from an 8-cell embryo does not impede its development. This biopsied cell is lysed, fixed on a glass slide to expose the nuclear material and sent to a reference lab by overnight courier for Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) analysis to detect chromosomal anomalies. If these cells have to be analyzed for single gene mutations, they are transferred to tubes in a lysis buffer and sent to a reference lab for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis. We get results on the fifth day after egg retrieval and the embryos that are normal based on the genetic analysis results are transferred. PGD of X-linked Disorders Using FISH Two nuclei that have been hybridized with probes that are complementary to sequences on chromosomes X (green), Y (red), and 18 (blue). A nucleus from the blastomere of a normal female embryo has two green and two blue signals (top). Whereas, a nucleus from a normal male has one red, one green, and two blue signals (bottom). Normal FISH result (left): Two signals for 13, 16, 18, 21 & 22. Red=13, Aqua=16, Blue=18, Green=21, Gold= 22 Trisomy 21 (right): Three signals for green (21) Benefits of PGD Patients who are carriers of single gene mutations can avoid transmitting those disorders to their offspring by testing the embryos at the preimplantation stage and choosing not to transfer those which are affected. Patients who have had several miscarriages in the past can benefit from PGD for aneuploidy screening (PGD-AS) by avoiding the transfer of embryos that are aneuploid and will eventually fail to implant. The likelihood of having a trisomic pregnancy increases with advanced maternal age (>38 yrs). PGD allows selection of normal embryos at the pre-implantation stage and reduces the chance of detecting abnormal fetal development during an aminocentesis in the second trimester. Patients who failed several IVF attempts and are known to generate good cohorts of embryos might have a high rate of aneuploidy and can benefit by PGD-AS. Another group of patients who can benefit from PGD are those who carry translocations, which are detected by karyotyping. Risks There are certain risks associated with any micromanipulation procedure but these are minimal and are outweighed by the benefits. Occasionally nuclear material from the blastomeres is lost during processing. Due to poor hybridization of chromosome probes, sometimes results for all chromosomes are not able to be determined. This often happens when embryos are of poor quality on day 3 of development and exhibit extensive fragmentation. In single gene mutation analysis, if DNA material from the biopsied cells is degraded, amplification will be poor and sometimes no results can be obtained. A 10% misdiagnosis rate is not uncommon in aneuploidy screening due to mosaicism, a condition where one cell of a multicellular embryo is genetically different than another cell. PGD Fact Sheet


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July 28, 2014 at 6:11 pm #116162
magazine pro uses a jquery script to find time for each entry and move it inside the image link. What would I change if I wanted the category instead of the time? Or if not a category, a tag?
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$('body').addClass('js');// find time for each entry and move it inside the image link
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var $time = $(this).find('.entry-time');$(this).find('a.alignleft, a.alignnone, a.alignright').append($time);
http://dogloverzdaily.com/July 28, 2014 at 6:49 pm #116168July 30, 2014 at 5:32 pm #1163871. Change the js file to this and notice where you have to put "categories"
jQuery(function( $ ){
// add js body class
$('body').addClass('js');// find time for each entry and move it inside the image link
$('.home-middle article, .home-top article').each(function(){
var $time = $(this).find('.entry-categories');$(this).find('a.alignleft, a.alignnone, a.alignright').append($time);
2. In the featured post widget where it says show post title show post info, in the box below add this
[post_categories before=""]
mine now looks like this: [post_date] By [post_author_posts_link] [post_comments] [post_categories before=""]. The 2 quotes at the end eliminates the words "filed under". You can add text between the quotes.
3. In your css where you find
.js .content .home-middle a .entry-time,
.js .content .home-top a .entry-timeAdd this:
.js .content .home-middle a .entry-categories,
.js .content .home-top a .entry-categoriesThen add this in your css also for font color
.js .content .home-middle a .entry-categories a,
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}We can thank Amelia Briscoe Technical Support Advocate for this as we went through a few emails to get this right.
July 31, 2014 at 3:34 am #116416Just a note that we don't normally hand out this amount of code in Support. Amelia happened to have dealt with this situation before, with a previous client.
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July 31, 2014 at 4:39 am #116420Hi Andrea:
I can certainly understand why not.However, for this topic – it is a feature of Magazine Pro itself – and not mere customization.
The date overlayed on featured posts is great.
But if your site is static-content driven and not date driven, that Magazine Pro feature is a problem. For static content, overlaying the category makes a lot more sense.
And now that we have the code – it's all good!
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Tax Lessons from the Astor TrialBridget J. CrawfordPace University School of Law August 31, 2009 Tax Notes, Vol. 166, No. 9, 2009 Abstract: This article examines the changes that philanthropist Brooke Russell Astor made to her will – or, more accurately, the changes that Mrs. Astor purportedly made to her will – before her death in 2007. Anthony Marshall, the 85-year old son of Brooke Astor, and lawyer Francis X. Morrissey, who supervised the execution of a third codicil to her will, presently stand accused of more than 20 criminal counts including fraud and conspiracy. Ultimately a jury will decide whether the defendants duped and sole from Mrs. Astor. In the meantime, however, the prosecution and the press have presented as "evidence" of alleged wrongdoing nothing more than evidence that Mrs. Astor's lawyers recommended standard tax planning techniques. Those who seek an analysis of the particular criminal charges should look elsewhere. Fishers for gossipy commentary on the professional conduct of the lawyers who have testified in Astor case will be disappointed. Tax gurus, read on for a discussion of charitable remainder trusts, income in respect of a decedent, multi-generational philanthropy, fiduciary powers and estate tax deductions under IRC § 2053. Number of Pages in PDF File: 5 Keywords: estate tax, gift tax, deduction, Astor, will, trust, estate, 2053, charitable remainder trust, IRD, fiduciary, Marshall, Morrissey JEL Classification: K34 Date posted: September 2, 2009 ; Last revised: September 22, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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I feel for you IH. It's very difficult to be optimistic and positive-minded on this board sometimes. I think Leake has been the best starter for the Reds this season (Cueto's short time back has been very good though). I think people are reacting more to the term "ace" than to Leake's actual performances. He's been very good (especially considering his age & experience) but as of right now...the Reds don't have what many would consider a bonafide "ace".
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Fiechter, M; Ghadri, J R; Wolfrum, M; Kuest, S M; Pazhenkottil, A P; Nkoulou, R N; Herzog, B A; Gebhard, C; Fuchs, T A; Gaemperli, O; Kaufmann, P A (2012). Downstream resource utilization following hybrid cardiac imaging with an integrated cadmium-zinc-telluride/64-slice CT device. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, 39(3):430-436.
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Low yield of invasive coronary angiography and unnecessary coronary interventions have been identified as key cost drivers in cardiology for evaluation of coronary artery disease (CAD). This has fuelled the search for noninvasive techniques providing comprehensive functional and anatomical information on coronary lesions. We have evaluated the impact of implementation of a novel hybrid cadmium-zinc-telluride (CZT)/64-slice CT camera into the daily clinical routine on downstream resource utilization.
Sixty-two patients with known or suspected CAD were referred for same-day single-session hybrid evaluation with CZT myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) and coronary CT angiography (CCTA). Hybrid MPI/CCTA images from the integrated CZT/CT camera served for decision-making towards conservative versus invasive management. Based on the hybrid images patients were classified into those with and those without matched findings. Matched findings were defined as the combination of MPI defect with a stenosis by CCTA in the coronary artery subtending the respective territory. All patients with normal MPI and CCTA as well as those with isolated MPI or CCTA finding or combined but unmatched findings were categorized as "no match".
All 23 patients with a matched finding underwent invasive coronary angiography and 21 (91%) were revascularized. Of the 39 patients with no match, 5 (13%, p < 0.001 vs matched) underwent catheterization and 3 (8%, p < 0.001 vs matched) were revascularized.
Cardiac hybrid imaging in CAD evaluation has a profound impact on patient management and may contribute to optimal downstream resource utilization.
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Dr. Sandra L. Denman, MD
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Dr. Sandra L. Denman graduated from the University of Alabama School of Medicine in 1988. She works in Eagan, MN and 1 other location and specializes in Gastroenterology. Dr. Denman is affiliated with Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Fairview Ridges Hospital and Fairview Southdale Hospital.
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The Possible Dreams Auction is the largest Vineyard fundraiser each year. All proceeds from this annual event benefit MVCS and its mission to enhance the lives of those they serve by meeting the comprehensive needs of individuals, families and the community through a partnership of programs that provides accessible education and health and human services of the highest quality, regardless of their ability to pay. The five programs of MVCS include CONNECT to end violence, Disability Services, Early Childhood Programs, Island Counseling Center and The Thrift Shop, which are outlined in the enclosed fact sheet.
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Questions about upgrading HDD on late 2004 iBook
So my AppleCare finally ended on my iBook. I took it in to see a Genius because the battery has been crapping out lately. While I'll be getting a new battery, the Genius suggested I could upgrade my HDD. My question to you all is have any of you upgraded your HDD without professional installation and how did that go about? Where would you recommend getting a pro installation at an affordable rate (specifically in the Orange County area)?? What about hard drive recommendations?
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On an iBook, it's not the most straight-forward operation. Check out the iFixit guide to see how intimidating you think it is. As for drives, go for the largest ATA 2.5" drive you can afford. The more space the better.
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I just upgraded my late 2004 iBook's hard drive last night. It took about 1.0 to 1.5 hours for the disassembly and reassembly. The process was pretty straight forward and I didn't have any problems.
I downloaded the iFixit guide for replacing the hard drive and printed it. The instructions were easy to follow and the screw guide was very helpful. I stuck some double-sided tape to the screw guide to keep all the little screws securely in place. The tools they show you'll need are in fact required. You'll also probably want a small slotted screwdriver for a little extra help popping out the feet and the metal rings under the feet. I used a HITACHI Travelstar 160GB 5400 RPM hard drive (from Newegg). I also grabbed a Macally external firewire enclosure to stick my old hard drive into (also from Newegg). 160GB is waaay better than 30GB. Last edited by reh; Feb 3, 2008 at 10:06 AM. |
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Title: | Development of a linear version of the CIECAM97s chromatic adaptation transform |
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Abstract: | Color appearance models are used to predict the perceived color of a source. Within these models are chromatic-adaptation transforms that predict matches only across different viewing conditions. They ignore many of the factors that are used later on in a model. This project was performed to create a simpler and easier to use chromatic-adaptation transform that was also a linear transform. This was based on the previously known CIECAM97s color appearance model and the non-linear chromatic-adaptation transform that it utilized. The research specifically attempted to create a new transform that will go from XYZ to RGB coordinates that will allow a chromatic adaptation model to perform as well as the Bradford model in CIECAM97s, but while using the linear von Kries rules. A new transform was found, but it can be concluded that it did not perform as well as the CIECAM97s transform. |
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Athlete: Chris Spigner
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- Gender:
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- Age:
- 34
- Height:
- 6'2"
- Weight:
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Fran | 2:31 |
Helen | 8:14 |
Grace | 1:43 |
Filthy 50 | 0:00 |
Fight Gone Bad | 365 |
Sprint 400m | 0:00 |
Run 5k | 0:00 |
Maxes | |
Clean & Jerk | 289 lb |
Snatch | 235 lb |
Deadlift | 500 lb |
Back Squat | 501 lb |
Max Pull-ups | 56 |
How I Eat
I eat quality foods but don't measure the amount
Usually 80/20, but have cleaned it up more lately. I feel better the more I eat!
How I Train
I workout mostly at a CrossFit Affiliate
I incorporate CrossFit.com workouts
I write my own programming
I record my workouts
My Athletic Background
I played youth or high school level sports
I played college sports
I played professional sports
I regularly play recreational sports
Former Minor League Baseball player with the Boston Red Sox. Played baseball at the University of South Carolina.
My Experience With CrossFit
I began CrossFit with a coach (e.g. at an affiliate)
I have completed the CrossFit Level 1 certificate course
I have had a life changing experience due to CrossFit
I started CF at 262lbs... and have come to love it! I also love coaching other people and bringing it to everyone. Being a coach at CrossFit 7 Mile is amazing!
My Work/Rest Schedule
I usually only do 1 workout a day
I do multiple workouts in a day 1x a week
I typically rest 4 or more days per month
How long have you been doing CrossFit?
2-4 years
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I know that a '66 350HP 327 had a crankshaft bolt, but a '64 220HP 283 didn't. Maybe there was a time that only the "high perfromance" engines got them, then later, all did. Not sure. JA |
All of the 305s should have had bolts.
the 307 in my 71 el camino did not have a bolt on the crank. I took the balancer off to replace it. Now having trouble putting it on. I rented a kit to instal it; but none of the adapters fit. I had to get a bolt from the hardware store. It fits but I am weary of using my impact to screw it on.
Anyway, bolts on the front damper as more than a hit and miss proposition is a fairly recent invention at GM. 307's are old enough to be in that period where more likely than not it's not. Even though the end of the crank is threaded. Bolts for this can be had at the parts store along with the appropropiate really thick washer. Make sure the threads are clean before running a bolt in there. If it takes a lot of force to pull the damper on with the bolt, carfully sand the inside of the damper hub and outside of the crank with a light oil and about 220 wet dry paper. Sand a little and retry, when it fits smoothly and snugly, you're there. If the end of the crank isn't threaded, then installation of the damper is a shop process with tools and a press. Never hammer on the damper and if making a home made press, allways apply force only on the hub. If the damper fell off and there are no threads for a bolt in the crank, there will be an on-center tooling hole, this can be tapped to accept a bolt. Chevy typically uses a 7/16s 20 thread to the inch bolt for this. Bogie |
I just drilled & tapped my 68-307, didn't wanta have one of the OMFG days "if" it would decide to do the unthinkable. Easy to do & cheap insurance. Ya need a 3/16 drill bit to predrill a starter hole, then a 25/64ths drill bit & a fine thread 7/16ths - 20 tap...joe
I thought a 7/16 wouldn't fit my crank, but today I bought a tap and cleaned the threads. Then I got a crank bolt set from the parts store and it fit fine. I used a hardware store bolt to crank the balancer on with my 1/2" impact. It went on fine. I put the crank bolt and washer on over the pulley. The reason I changed the balancer was a "knock" that appeared just after I changed my intake over to an aluminum one. The car idles too fast now and doesn't want to kick down to slow idle. I will probably get the timing set in the next day or two. I hope it straightens out.
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All businesses who are selling digital products in the EU will be soon affected by the MOSS legislation regarding VAT payments. Here is some introductory information with a link at the end for a PDF containing more details.
The mini One Stop Shop (MOSS) comes into force on 1 January 2015 and will allow taxable persons supplying telecommunication services, television and radio broadcasting services and electronically supplied services to non-taxable persons in Member States in which they do not have an establishment to account for the VAT due on those supplies via a web-portal in the Member State in which they are identified. This scheme is optional, and is a simplification measure following the change to the VAT place of supply rules, in that the supply takes place in the Member State of the customer, and not the Member State of the supplier. This scheme allows these taxable persons to avoid registering in each Member State of consumption. The mini One Stop Shop mirrors the scheme in place until 2015 for supplies of electronically supplied services to non-taxable persons by suppliers not established in the European Union.
In practice, under the scheme, a taxable person which is registered for the mini One Stop Shop in a Member State (the Member State of Identification) electronically submits quarterly mini One Stop Shop VAT returns detailing supplies of telecommunications, broadcasting and electronically supplied services to non-taxable persons in other Member States (the Member State(s) of consumption), along with the VAT due. These returns, along with the VAT paid, are then transmitted by the Member State of Identification to the corresponding Member States of consumption via a secure communications network.
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v6 v7 5 5 The M-R is widely regarded as an ugly part of the Haskell 98 language definition. Here are the main alternatives on the table: 6 6 7 == Remove it altogether == 7 * [wiki:MonomorphismRestriction/Remove] 8 * [wiki:MonomorphismRestriction/MonomorphicBindingOperator] 9 * [wiki:MonomorphismRestriction/MonomorphicBindingSyntax] 10 * [wiki:MonomorphismRestriction/Optional] 11 * [wiki:MonomorphismRestriction/MonomorphicVariableAndPatternBindings] 12 8 13 9 We could simply remove the M-R from the language, but suggest that implementations issue a warning when a loss of sharing might occur due to overloading of a variable or pattern binding.10 11 The warning would not be mandatory - the report doesn't mandate implementation behaviour of this kind, rather it would be a recommendation. To make the warning mandatory would require talking about operational semantics, which the report also doesn't do.12 13 '''For:'''14 * Simple, removes a wart from the language15 * "As much polymorphism as possible" is in the spirit of Haskell - it is strange to limit polymorphism for performance reasons (indeed, this is arguably a poor compromise)16 * It turns out to be quite hard to demonstrate a performance problem due to the M-R, at least with GHC, because its optimiser often recovers the sharing.17 * Even if you do get loss of sharing, profiling will quickly pinpoint it18 * nhc98 has never implemented the M-R, and users haven't found any significant problems as a result19 * Hugs has a different (non-Haskell98) implementation of the M-R20 * Haskell doesn't specify an evaluation strategy so introducing the concept of 'sharing' is strange indeed.21 22 '''Against:'''23 * Might be hard to give an accurate warning; just warning about overloaded variable bindings isn't good enough, because they don't all result in loss of sharing.24 * The warning might be confusing to new users (but if we could make it accurate, it wouldn't happen much)25 * For cases where you want the polymorphic type and don't want to write a type signature, then having the compiler emit a warning by default is undesirable.26 27 == A monomorphic binding operator ==28 29 Introduce a new binding operator for monomorphic bindings, eg. {{{:=}}}.30 31 See [http://www.haskell.org//pipermail/haskell-prime/2006-January/000038.html John Hughes' proposal].32 33 '''For:'''34 * Simpler and more consistent than the M-R35 36 '''Against:'''37 * The reason for having two kinds of binding is subtle and hard to explain to newcomers.38 * Still a wart, but an even more visible one.39 40 == A monomorphic binding syntax ==41 42 behave just like the monomorhpic binding operator, but instead of having a new43 operator, use parens as in:44 45 {{{46 (shared) = 3 + 4 -- monomorphic binding47 }}}48 49 see http://www.haskell.org//pipermail/haskell-prime/2006-January/000117.html50 51 '''For:'''52 * Simpler and more consistent than the M-R53 * doesn't eat up a new operator54 * can be seen as a degenerate case of the standard 'pattern matching is monomorphic' rule55 * syntax makes it clear this is something that can happen to values and not functions56 * we are already used to (=) being overloaded in this way57 58 '''Against:'''59 * would make parentheses matter in a certain situation (n+k patterns and negative literals already do this)60 61 == ability to choose on a module by module basis ==62 63 Just like we have a directive for controlling the defaulting behavior in the64 type checker, we can have a directive for turning on/off the monomorphism65 restriction when infering types for a given module.66 67 == All variable/pattern bindings are monomorphic unless a signature is given ==68 69 '''For:'''70 * Simpler than the M-R71 * Polymorphism in local variable bindings is rare (but less rare at the top-level), and can always be recovered with a type signature72 73 '''Against:'''74 * Against the spirit of Haskell - shouldn't compromise expressiveness for performance by default75 * Already huge potential for ruining your performance without the M-R, why introduce such draconian measures just for this?76 * Monomorphic bindings lead to hard to understand errors when polymorphism was expected77 * Haskell doesn't define an operational semantics so introducing a concept of sharing into the report would be odd.78