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Cooling system flush with Restore and Restore+ and distilled water
Refill cooling system with Final Charge ELC and distilled water (50/50 mix)
DFuser coolant filter kit
Motorcraft updated de-gas bottle
Motorcraft updated de-gas bottle cap
Motorcraft thermostat assembly
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IPR Research Gen 2 EGR delete kit
Motorcraft updated oil cooler
ARP head studs
Motorcraft headgaskets
Install aftermarket EGR cooler (many different companies)
Install stealth EGR delete (Motorcraft)
BPD billet aluminum water pump
BPD billet aluminum radiator
Mishimoto aluminum radiator
Mishimoto 200 degree thermostat
Flex-a-Lite electric fan conversion
IPR coolant filtration setup (100% filtration, not bypass)
I chose CLR over VC-9 or Restore or Restore+ simply because it's more readily available, cheaper, and I keep bottles of it at home for different uses (plumbing stuff, clearing clogged heater cores, etc.). I chose Final Charge ELC because it's stocked at O'Reilly Auto Parts and is readily available as well. The DFuser coolant kit was my choice out of all the units out there due to price, including 3 filters, and being easily rebuildable if needed. Some of you may have the updated de-gas bottle and cap. Easy way to tell is if your bottle has a sticker for the levels instead of the markings on the plastic and if your cap has the white sticker compared to being all black. Thermostat is replaced during a flush as it has to be removed anyways. The Fumotos are super handy, but you may have issues with the block drains stripping out and you will need to use o-rings instead of the flat washers they come with. I chose to delete the EGR because we have no emissions testing, plus I like the idea of not needing to worry about the cooler and I chose the IPR setup because it has a one-piece setup instead of the two-piece setup and has no welds to leak and deletes the blue silicone hose. For those of you that have emissions testing you can get an aftermarket EGR cooler that functions better than the factory unit. For those people who have emissions testing that is visual only you can simply weld the ends on your factory cooler and reinstall it for a stealth delete. We all know about the updated oil cooler, ARP head studs, and using OEM headgaskets, no need to go into that. It's been shown that the OEM headgaskets don't have issues if installed correctly whereas the aftermarket options have been having issues even with correct installation.
As far as the optional things - they are not things you should tear apart the engine just to install. More-so they are upgraded parts to replace parts that may eventually fail. The water pump and radiator are not known common failure items whereas everything else I listed is. The 05 and up had an updated water pump and they very rarely fail. If you do need to replace a water pump or radiator though these would be great items to install. I myself do not like the 100% filtration setup, but some do, so it's up to you if you want to do a by-pass filtration or inline.
Here's what my list currently looks like:
Perform cooling system pressure test, flush using CLR calcium, lime, and rust remover, and fill using FINAL CHARGE Global Extended Life coolant/antifreeze and Great Value distilled water (50/50) (86,264)
DFuser coolant filter kit (includes hoses, fittings, filters, clamps, hardware, and filter mount) (86,264)
Motorcraft updated de-gas bottle (87,014)
Motorcraft updated de-gas bottle cap (includes seal) (87,014)
Motorcraft thermostat assembly (includes seal and housing) (86,264)
IPR GEN2 EGR cooler delete kit (includes bypass manifold, up pipe, and gaskets) (89,717)
Just curious on your guys' thoughts here.
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First off very good strategy this is the only advice i could offer if any..
use vc-9 iron remover and then flush with the restore plus. don't bother with CLR....
-do multiple water flushes between the vc-9 for rust and the restore plus for the gel left behind by ford gold.
- after removing all the chemicals be sure to run around with water only for a couple of days if weather permits because it will take a couple of days for some the stuff to get loosened up enough after the initial chemical flush
- remove the radiator and flush it indivudually. more stuff comes out then when you just drain it and stick a hose in it.
overall great write up man.
Chemical flushes can be avoided based upon the current engine condition. If someone has a motor with a good EOT/ECT delta then chemicals will only cause more problems. Should one be committing to installing studs than a full chemical flush would be a great idea.
I disagree with your coolant filtration choice. The IPR coolant filter is much more efficient and you never have to buy filters. It pretty much makes all the others obsolete. I agree with the Restore and Restore Plus over CLR. You can do all of those flushes with tap water and you have to flush the living crap out of it. That's where most people that have problems screw up. They get tired of flushing and quit too soon. Once everything is flushed really well then flush it another 6 times minimum with distilled water. 24 gallons is the min amount you should flush through, then drain and fill with 3.5 gallons of concentrated coolant and top off with distilled.
Anyone here running the BPD radiator or water pump? Just curious on their quality and if they're worth the money. My truck had a new radiator put in it at some point so I don't see it going bad anytime soon but if it does I'd like to know my best option for replacement. Also, I've got the 05+ water pump that's upgraded and don't forsee issues with it either, but want to know of the BPD one is worth it as well.
I know everyone loves bulletproof and i think they're one the best 6.0 specific companys out there, but if your radiator and water pump are good...
don't fix it, if it ain't broke my opinion...
I'm selling my IPR highflow coolant filter if you're interested. 3/4" lines and a ss mesh cleanale filter
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Iron Man 3: just seen it (no spoiler)
This has been out for a few days here in NZ.
I am kind of a fan of the comics, and a big fan of the "Marvel Cinematic Universe". So my views on it are probably appropriate for people like that.
I really liked the movie overall, a very entertaining popcorn blockbuster. Everybody in the film did a very good acting job, Don Chedale's character was fleshed out a lot which was nice to see, and everybody had something to do, they even had Gwyneth Paltrow kicking ass in an action scene which was epic. And might I say Mrs Paltrow is looking MIGHTY fine for a woman north of 40, she puts those half her age (like me) to shame!
Robert Downey Jr did a splendid job, and his interactions with an unlikely "sidekick" of sorts were comedy gold. Otherwise Ben Kingsley really steals the show in a manner you will NOT see coming.
The Action scenes were fantastic as always, and although there is some clumsy execution on one emotional scene near the end, the whole film comes together very nicely.
You may have guessed by now, i'm not very good at reviewing movies, but i'd recommend anyone to go see this one, it's a movie almost anyone will enjoy and almost nobody will find offensive.
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The interiors are simple and brightly lit. There is a glass counter where you can pretty much point at the dish you want to order (think Chinese turo-turo). One of the more unique offerings is the Onion Pizza (P40, pictured above right) which is served with a tasty soy-based sauce. For an additional P10, they will top the Onion Pizza with a thin layer of scrambled egg. I prefer it as is, but my hubby likes it better with the egg. Onion Pizza is a great way to get your children to eat veggies -- our kids love it!
Another favorite is the Braised Pork Rice (P50, pictured above), which is steamed white rice topped with saucy ground pork. Again, it's a big hit with the kids. My 5-year old daughter, who normally shies away from meat, was able to finish one serving all by herself.
Soy Tofu (P60, pictured above) is a good side dish for the Braised Pork Rice.
We tried the Kikiam (P80, pictured above), which is freshly fried until the outer layer is crispy and served with the most delicious chili garlic sauce I've ever tasted. Wow, if I could bottle that sauce and take it home I would.
Feng Wei Wee also has the BEST Cuapao (P60, pictured above left). It's made to order so the bread is always freshly steamed when served, and the hongma (slow-cooked pork) slices are piping hot. They are quite generous with the filling as you get lots of hongma, kiamchay (mustasa pickled in salt), parsley, and chopped peanuts with sugar. So yummy, it's definitely my favorite merienda fare... I mean, I'd rather have Feng Wei Wee's cuapao than any burger from a fast-food joint any day. For dessert, there's Banana with Milk and Sago (P40, pictured above right) among other iced treats. It had caramelized saba, chewy black pearls, milk, and crushed ice. I liked it, but my son complained that the syrup had a certain bitterness.
Feng Wei Wee also serves authentic pearl milk teas at an average price of P80 per glass. Kind of pricey compared to the food prices but they are really good. The flavor of the brewed tea really comes out and it's not too sweet.
Feng Wei Wee is a great place to go if you're hankering for a good home-cooked meal but don't want to cook. Perfect for when our cook goes on vacation... :p
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Real men shouldn't cry during movies…or ever. And if they do, they're not likely to air it out in the open. In the few instances that they do, the tears are induced by one of three things: sports, a best friend, or a love for their country. The following are movies dealing with a few such themes that have a tendency to make real men lose it:
Personally, I believe that this is the only acceptable answer. Ask any man over 40 if he's ever cried during a movie, and 90% of the time Song will be part of the answer. Because it deals with 2 of the 3 "man themes," it makes things even more difficult. This made-for-tv flick from 1971 does feel a little dated nowadays, but the messages about friendship and courage still hold true. It also gets sports fans (especially from the Chicago area) always asking "what if" questions with regards to Gale Sayers. If you haven't seen it already, it's worth checking out just to see James Caan and Billy Dee Williams so early in their careers.
If you love America ( nod your head yes), then it's probably pretty hard for you to get past the final scenes of this movie without losing your sh*t, that is if you can understand Tom Hanks saying, "Earn this." If you don't appreciate the sacrifice that 292,000 American servicemen made WITH THEIR LIVES during WW2, then you will likely burn for eternity (if you're into that whole "LOST" purgatory thing).
They're called "man's best friends" for a reason. So if you have to shoot your best friend in the face because it became rabid trying to save your life, then that's gonna mess with your psyche. Yeller is represented Nas-style here for all such dog movies, including the over-expolitative Marley and Me.
Though my dislike for Notre Dame is significant, there's no denying that Rudy is THE great motivational sports movie. It says something that ever high school coach screens it for their team before the start of every season (no matter the sport). As men, we love great stories revolving around sports so much that even the cheesiest Hollywood ending can bring tears to the most emotionally repressed of us.
The most recent film on this list, the 8 minute prologue of Up stands as cinematic perfection. The incredibly effective "Married Life" montage (set to Michael Giacchino's Oscar-winning score) succeeds in telling an entire life story before the first act of the feature truly begins. In this short period, we see a marriage bloom and wilt, forcing an old man to come to grips with an unfulfilled promise as his lifelong best friend and wife passes.
Granted the saddest thing about The Killing Fields may be director Joffe's career after directing the Mission (helming fine films as Super Mario Bros, The Scarlet Letter, and Captivity), but it's not quite enough to draw tears. The reuniting of Schanberg with Pran after his remarkable escape from one of the worst war-crimes in history might give you cause enough to feel pressure behind your face.
The gruesome deaths of innocent people are usually not moments to rejoice. The death of John Coffey is no different…even if he is mentally handicapped with Jesus powers. If you can make it through the first three hours, then the final stretch of The Green Mile (pun shamelessly intended) might do you in.
I'll illustrate my point with an excerpt from the fine film The Negotiator starring Samuel L. Jackson and David Morse with a mustache:
DANNY: I like Westerns, like Shane.
CHRIS: It's interesting that you pickone where the hero dies.
DANNY: What are you talking about? He doesn't die. He rides off into the sunset, and that kid says, "Come back, Shane!"
CHRIS: That's a common misconception, in the last frame he's slumped over on his horse.
DANNY: So he was slumped, slumped don't mean dead.
CHRIS: Well I guess you think Butch and Sundance lived too.
Sorry to blow your mind about that ending. It's alright, let it all out.
With Hunting, we have several situations that by themselves don't really come out to be very tear-jerking, but still meet together effectively. Though they most closely resemble the "man theme" with regards to friendship, things like child abuse and the death of a spouse contribute to a very moving ending. Years later, we can now look back at the finale and be moved to shed at how Damon went on to be a badass while Affleck, well, capped out (directing aside) on "Jimmy Kimmel."
With the exception of a certain infamous video featuring a drinking cup and two females, there are very few things that men find disturbing enough to cry over. The female form post-menopause is one of them (exception: Helen Mirren). Being "exposed" to Kayth Bates in Schmidt is certainly cry-worthy. Now I'm not saying that there's a lack of love at this end for Bates as both an actress and a person. However, I also think nothing but good things about Jack Nicholson, but I still don't need to see his wrinkly old coin-purse.
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The whole project took less than half an hour, and was really reasonable. The canisters themselves came to about $21 all together, and I already had the vinyl. Here they are in their new home…
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haha, you're Cammie posts are making me laugh, they're great and why not have fun with your new toy. When I got my Zing (different brand f cutter) I was so scared to use it it sat for a year until I started blogging now I love it! The canisters look really cute
Ok so I was never really very interested in having a Cameo before, but you're "breakin me down!" lol Great projects.
You are seriously on a roll girl!!! Love this! I just might copy all of your projects!
what a great idea!!I might have to try this with my cricut and some vinyl
I love the canister labels! You are really making me want a Cammie of my own with all these cool projects
I need to refill my vinyl supply so I can do this! I love how clean and organized it looks!
Cute! I bet your whole house is in vinyl now!
I am a label-a-holic now too, LOL! Awesome!
I DO love my new creations…They look really cute in my kitchen. You and Cammie make a great team…I'll have to find some more "projects" for you…
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Mosquitoes trapped on the northeast side of the city recently tested positive for the West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne disease that can lead to illness and death. The city first sprayed the northeast side for the infected mosquitoes on Friday and Monday morning.
Ed McRoy, Planning & Development Services director, said weather prevented another spraying Monday afternoon. An Environmental Health truck is scheduled to spray at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday in the same area, which is bounded by Ambler Avenue, EN 10th Street, Judge Ely Boulevard and Cedar Creek.
"Spraying is only performed in early morning or evening hours when the mosquitoes are likely active," McRoy said. "Rain, temperatures below 60 or above 90 degrees and winds below 1 or over 10 miles per hour may prevent spraying."
McRoy said many variables are involved when determining where the city should spray for the infected mosquitoes, including the location where the mosquitoes were found.
He said money would be wasted if there was a citywide spraying and other good insects, like honeybees, could be affected by the insecticide. McRoy said this targeted approach is the most efficient way to combat the West Nile virus.
"We're never going to achieve eradication," McRoy said.
In the meantime, McRoy said residents should prepare for an increased mosquito population to emerge this week from the recent heavy rain. People should drain all standing water, which is a breeding ground for mosquitoes, and purchase mosquito repellent.
So far, two human cases of West Nile virus have been reported in Anderson and Tarrant counties. No human fatalities have been reported.
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ATHENA - The Weston-McEwen TigerScots scored on their first four drives and led 37-7 halfway through the second quarter against the Umatilla Vikings here Friday night.
The TigerScots' starting defense allowed just 27 Viking first-half yards and only one first down before the intermission.
"Our defense played outstanding tonight," W-M coach Kenzie Hansell said. "Give credit to our coaching staff. I feel we were prepared tonight. We put our defense in good positions and were ready for what they brought offensively."
The final score: TigerScots 43, Vikings 20.
The Vikings were able to pick up five more first downs in the second half and totaled 158 yards of offense.
The TigerScots' big-play offense put up more than 200 yards both on the ground and through the air.
Twelve different W-M players carried the ball.
"Our offensive line played great tonight," Hansell said. "They were ready to rock and roll. Both on offense and defense."
Bobby McAllister led the TigerScot rushing attack with 70 yards on the ground, including a 45-yard touchdown romp.
Elliot Salter added 57 all-purpose yards from the backfield, and Dallas Reich scrambled for 65 yards from his quarterback position.
Reich threw for more than 200 yards, two touchdowns through the air and one on the ground.
Receiving for Reich was Jared Bond, who caught five balls for 127 yards, including an 82-yard touchdown catch.
Calvin Thacker caught a 39-yard scoring strike from Reich.
The TigerScots took some chances early, converting on fourth-and-1, fourth-and-8 and fourth-and-12, in Viking territory to score.
To cap the first scoring drive, Reich went 21 yards on fourth-and-1 up the middle to score, and rolled out to run on the successful 2-point conversion.
The first W-M scoring drive went 46 yards.
The Vikings answered right back with a Brandon Williams 84-yard kickoff return for six points. The extra point made it 8-7 TigerScots with just four minutes elapsed in the first quarter.
The next W-M drive started at its own 35-yard line. Passes and runs by Salter moved the ball up the field into Viking territory. A Reich quarterback draw on fourth-and-8 took the ball to the Viking 19-yard line.
A fourth-and-12 was converted by Nick Lively, going 16 yards on the end-around.
Tyler Peterson punched the ball into the end zone from three yards out to make it 14-7 TigerScots, and a Salter 2-point conversion run followed.
The Vikings moved the ball on its next drive to about midfield before backfield pressure got to quarterback Andreas Sanguino and he threw an interception to W-M's Thacker.
The TigerScots promptly took advantage of the turnover with an 82-yard scoring strike from Reich to Bond. Bond caught the ball about 20 yards downfield and broke loose to scamper into the end zone.
A four-and-out followed by the Vikings and another TigerScot drive ensued.
Reich then connected with Thacker over the middle and into the end zone for a 39-yard bomb for six more. The 2-point conversion failed.
The Viking fumbled the first snap on their ensuing drive and it was recovered by W-M middle linebacker Peterson.
Backup running back McAllister then took the ball on a run up the right side, cut back to the middle en route to a 45-yard touchdown scamper.
Not even halfway through the second quarter it was 37-7 TigerScots, after McAllister kicked the extra point.
Umatilla turned the ball over on downs the next drive and backup quarterback Ron Terjeson led W-M to another touchdown before the half to make the score 43-7, at the intermission.
Umatilla scored twice in the second half against primarily second- and third-string W-M defenses to make the final 43-20.
"A lot of kids were playing varsity for the first time for us," Hansell said. "I suited up all of my players and got a good chance to play them all tonight. It showed how good and competitive all of our players are in the program. It was definitely a program win."
The TigerScots are 1-0 and travel to Mac-Hi at 7 p.m. Friday.
Weston-McEwen 43, Umatilla 20
Umatilla 7 0 13 0 - 20
W-M - Reich 21 run (Reich run).
Uma - B. Williams 84 kickoff return (Kennedy kick).
W-M - Peterson 2 run (Salter run).
W-M - Bond 82 pass from Reich (Terjeson catch).
W-M - C. Thacker 39 pass from Reich (2 pt. failed)
W-M - McAllister 45 run (McAllister kick).
Uma - Wilson 4 run (Kennedy kick).
Uma - B. Williams 3 run (kick failed).
Uma W-M
First downs 6 14
Rushes/yards 27-124 39-276
Passing yards 34 207
Passes (att-com-int) 3-10-1 9-17-0
Punts 4-152 3-52
Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0
Penalties-yards 6-45 6-40
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RUSHING - Uma: Wilson 15-71, B. Williams 4-11, Chavez 1-(-2), Kennedy 1-5, Sanguino 6-38. W-M: Salter 7-33, Reich 8-65, Bond 1-1, Lively 1-16, Peterson 4-18, Terjeson 3-5, McAllister 7-70, Washburn 5-9, L. Thacker 3-19, Osborne 4-36, Sprenger 1-2, Bennett 2-2.
PASSING - Uma: Sanguino 3-10-0, 34 yards; W-M: Reich 8-15-2, 203 yards, Terjeson 1-1, 4 yards, Washburn 0-1, 0 yards.
RECEIVING - Uma: Vandever 3-34. W-M: Bond 5-127, Salter 4-24, Terjeson 1-17, C. Thacker 1-39.
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Editor's Note: Second of a two-part commentary. Read part one, including a recap of the previous school year, here.
Bullitt Central FFA officers were faced with a challenge where they had to work as a team to overcome obstacles on a ropes course.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Bullitt East junior Kaleigh Sharpe was recently recognized for her participation in the 2012 Young Leaders Academy, hosted by the McConnell Center at the University of Lousville.
This scene was repeated throughout Bullitt County over the past week as students attended open houses in preparation for Wednesday's first day of classes.
See the multimedia section of www.pioneernews.net for more photos from the opening week of the school year.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - It was not a trend that Jamie Goldsmith wanted to see.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Student attendance interventions are working at the school, district, community and family level. District attendance as reported on the Superintendent's Annual Attendance Report (SAAR) for Bullitt County Public Schools for the 2011-2012 school year was 95 percent.
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Editor's Note: First of a two-part commentary. Read part two, including plans for the upcoming school year, here.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - It's the time of year that may bring more excitement to the adults than to the children.
With the beginning of the new school year just days away, Bullitt County superintendent Keith Davis admits that there is a bit of excitement in the air.
"I love this time of year," said Davis, entering his sixth year at the helm of one of the state's largest school districts with around 13,000 students. "I think everyone is ready to get back to work."
There have been years of construction, new buildings and building additions.
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PJM Faceoff: Is right-to-life lobbying taking place inside the womb? Julia Gorin believes that it is. "Who can argue that the unborn aren't people when they already behave as a formidable political bloc?" [For an opposing viewpoint, read 'I'll Have Some Murder With Fries' by Amy Alkon]
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad set up a storm of controversy during his visit to New York earlier this week. In this exclusive video, PJM's Andrew Marcus looks back at the mood on the streets and what people had to say. It includes comments from Claudia Rosett; a young German tourist at Ground Zero blaming America for the war and defending sharia law, and an Ahmadinejad supporter on the Columbia campus who claims that Mahmoud was "only kidding" about the whole gay thing.
The Saffron Revolution
Could the protesters in Myanmar actually succeed in peacefully overthrowing Burma's military government? PJM Sydney editor Richard Fernandez asks whether the marching monks are in for a bloodbath or a Buddhist miracle.
Kill Your Husband–Get a House and Car
So Mary Winkler, the woman who shot her husband, Matthew in the back a href="http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=7097266nav=menu374_1″has been granted supervised visits/a with her children by a judge:br /br /blockquotebr /HUNTINGDON, Tenn. – Carroll County Chancellor Ron Harmon ruled Wednesday night that a woman who fatally shot her minister husband could have supervised visitation of their three daughters.br /br /Although Mary Winkler was denied custody, she will be allowed to visit the girls ages 10, 8 and 2 under supervised conditions. She can also talk to them on the phone every other day.br /br /Winkler is on probation after serving about seven months in jail for shooting Matthew Winkler. /blockquotebr /a href="http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=7097266nav=menu374_1″/abr /br /Not only will this murderess get supervised visits with the kids, but now her enabling community a href="http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=7097266nav=menu374_1″has provided her with some goodies,/a just to show their support!br /br /blockquoteMary Winkler's supporters such as Kathy Thompson are helping her make a new home for herself.br /br /"She's asked for forgiveness," Thompson said. "It's our duty. The Bible tells us, if we don't forgive others God won't forgive us. So we're just trying to pick up pieces and go on."br /br /Winkler said the community has reached out to her, giving her everything from a five -bedroom home to live in for $150 to a car she's traded in for a sports utility vehicle./blockquotebr /br /What, the car wasn't good enough for her and she had to trade it in for a sports utility vehicle? Well, why not? Nothing's too good for Mary! It's hard to know who is sicker, Mary or her community.
Dirt Is Expensive
Sitting around waiting for housing bubbles to burst and to finally be able to afford a place to live in your city of choice? Don't hold your breath, says contractor Gregory Sullivan. He explains why the cost of desirable real estate isn't plummeting anytime soon.
"We Don't Have Homosexuals"
During his speech on Monday at Columbia University, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claimed that there were no homosexuals in Iran. PJM's B. Daniel Blatt (GayPatriot West) asks, "Can you imagine the outcry if some social conservative claimed there were no gays in various regions of the United States?"
Mahmoud Takes Manhattan, Day Two (UPDATED)
Yesterday, Columbia University, today the podium at the United Nations. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's New York City tour moves into its second day. [Day One @ PJM] If the Iranian president's appearance at Columbia were a Broadway show, it would have closed the first night. The reviews are in, and they're terrible.
Return to the Killing Fields
PJM Phnom Penh, Cambodia: A monument to the victims of Pol Pot's Regime, the Tuol Sleng Prison bore witness to the horrors and the unspeakable brutality of the Khmer Rouge. LDT Regent reports.
Bloggers on the Radio
Roger L. Simon interviews Ed "Captain's Quarters" Morrissey about Blog Talk Radio, how bloggers can have their own individual shows and Pajamas' own new show – PJM Political – on XM Satellite radio's P.O.T.U.S. '08 channel. PJM Political premieres this Thursday on XM Channel 130 at 6PM Eastern, 3PM Pacific.
Demonstrations Escalate in Burma
PJM ROUNDUP: Unprecedented demonstrations continue to grow against Burma's repressive government as Buddhist monks take to the streets in record numbers. Le Monde is reporting 200 arrested. The demonstrations started last month when the junta doubled the price of fuel. The European press has been the first to react.
"Producing even-handed research in this atmosphere is going to be an uphill battle."
Ironshrink a href="http://www.ironshrink.com/articles.php?artID=070923_conservative_neuroscience_study" responds to a question /aasking what he thinks about the recent studyem Neurocognitive Correlates of Liberalism and Conservatism: /embr /br /blockquoteI've never gone for conspiracy theories. Globalization paranoia and 9/11 cover-ups bore me. But I'm beginning to wonder if there is a conspiracy brewing amongst my colleagues. It seems that some of them have declared war on conservatives../blockquotebr /br /a href="http://www.ironshrink.com/articles.php?artID=070923_conservative_neuroscience_study"Read the whole thing./a
It's good to see that at least some of the students and faculty at Columbia a href="http://www.ny1.com/ny1/content/index.jsp?aid=73900search_result=1stid=8″have enough sense to protest /a against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaking at their university:br /br /blockquote"I don't mind giving a platform to people with different views, but when someone has consistently made a mockery of free speech in the way that Ahmadinejad has, it's difficult for me to rationalize giving him a platform here at a great institution like Columbia," said one student. "I've come out to protest that." br /br /"I think the man is immoral. I think he's a criminal," said a community member. "It's outrageous for Columbia to give him a forum. A man who is sponsoring terrorism and killing our soldiers in Iraq; I think it's insane." /blockquotebr /br /Since Columbia is so enamored with criminals and murderers, perhaps they should invite OJ Simpson to be a guess speaker on domestic violence. I'm sure Columbia could learn a lot from what he has to say.
Mahmoud's Manhattan Moment (UPDATED)
PJM ROUNDUP: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is now in New York City, unleashing a tidal wave of controversy. UPDATE: PJM's Ardeshir Arian reports the following from inside Iran regarding Ahmadinejad's speech on Monday: 1) VOA Television nightly services on HotBird and TeleStar 12 satellites were disrupted in Tehran for about 20 minutes, as soon as he was to be introduced at Columbia university's podium. Iranian citizens did not hear the criticism of Ahmadinejad by Columbia President Bollinger. The way the Islamic Republic does this is to scramble the signals of these satellites locally, using stationary and mobile microwave dishes. 2) It has been rumored from inside Iran that one of the conditions for Iranian-American Haleh Esfandiari's release from Evin Prison was for Ahmadinejad to give his speech at Columbia University and to visit Ground Zero. Ahmadinejad's speech at Columbia was canceled last year.
All The Propaganda That's Fit To Print
PJ Media CEO Roger Simon underestimated how deep the institutional bias in the New York Times truly runs. That won't happen again.
A Settler By Any Other Name
PJM Maale Adumim, Israel: You can call David Brinn a lot of things. But please don't call him a settler. He's just not that easy to pigeonhole -- and neither are most Israelis.
Monday Morning Quarterback: Action in Manhattan
PJM political analyst Bill Bradley looks at the week ahead, when Rudy Giuliani hopes that unwelcome visitor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will help him fend off Romney and Thompson by focusing attention on New York City and the ongoing terror threat.
Week 36 in Progress…
Over 130,000 votes have been cast in the weekly PAJAMAS MEDIA PRESIDENTIAL STRAW POLL. The thirty-fifth week has officially begun.
NEW DEAL: PJ Media editors have noted that the number of weekly votes in our poll has diminished drastically from the tens of thousands cast at the outset. For months now, many readers have been complaining to us about the increasing inutility of the poll because of vote-swarming by second tier candidates. Many voters have lost interest and are not participating. Websites that had run our widget were no longer doing so.
Something needed to change.
Therefore, especially since the campaign itself appears to be narrowing its focus to front-running candidates, henceforth the PJ Media Poll will be restricted to those first tier candidates listed on the front poll page of the leading online poll aggregator Real Clear Politics. As of now, that is four candidates on the Democratic side and five on the Republican. We will change our lineup on the Sunday after RCP does, if it does.
DON'T FORGET: You can put the poll on your website or blog with our free voting widget and become a precinct in the PJ Media Straw Poll. Learn how the readers of your site are voting and compare it the the total.
Sunday Reading
The a href="http://drsanity.blogspot.com/2007/09/carnival-of-insanities_23.html"Carnival of the Insanities /ais up at Dr. Sanity's place. Also, the Moderate Voice has a href="http://themoderatevoice.com/at-tmv/around-the-sphere/15254/around-the-sphere-2/"a good round-up of links /a from various viewpoints around the blogosphere.
Fighting Financial Jihad
Of the 36 writers and publishers that Saudi billionaire -- and terror financier -- Khalid bin Mahfouz has sued or threatened to sue in England for libel, only Rachel Ehrenfeld the author of %%AMAZON=1566251966 Funding Evil: How Terrorism is Financed - and How to Stop It%% has not backed down. She explains how and why she is fighting back.
Fukuda Wins The Race
PJM Tokyo: Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has chosen Yasuo Fukuda as a successor to outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. PJM correspondent Garrett DeOrio who has been covering the election, explains what this means for Japanese-US relations and Japan's participation in the war on terror.
Why I Can't Vote for Any of These Guys (or Girl)
So many presidential candidates and no one to back....Stephen Green, aka the Vodkapundit, surveys the Democratic field in despair.
A Masterpiece of War?
Ken Burns' long-awaited World War II epic, The War, airs tonight on PBS. Jules Crittenden calls the 15-hour documentary mandatory viewing, even if it might be a "magnificent failure."
Culture Bytes: Return of the Samurai
PJM culture critic David Freeman reports that the films of deceased French director Jean-Pierre Melville - who aped the American style - are making a comeback.
Rather's Revenge
PJM columnist Burt Prelutsky has been pondering why Dan Rather decided to file a lawsuit against CBS. Aside from the obvious desire to get his name and face back in the news, could it have something to do with --of all things-- the Phil Spector trial?
Sex and the Blind Date: A Case Of Intolerance of Ambiguity
Do you ever read a href="http://drhelen.blogspot.com/2007/09/different-kind-of-brain-or-same-old.html" some of the social science studies /aand wonder, "how the heck would these "findings" hold up in real life—you know outside of the researcher's narrow world of college students and college campuses?" I was wondering about this issue as I caught part of the show a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000096B05?ie=UTF8tag=wwwviolentkicomlinkCode=as2camp=1789creative=9325creativeASIN=B000096B05″emBlind Date/em/aimg src="http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=wwwviolentkicoml=as2o=1a=B000096B05″ width="1″ height="1″ border="0″ alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" / yesterday. If you have never watched this show, it has host a href="http://www.talkingcomedy.com/spring2002/tv-sp02/RL-TV-sp02.html"Roger Lodge /a narrating a couple's date as they meet, go out and then discuss their impressions of the person they were fixed up with. Clips of the date are shown and snarky "Therapist Joe" has pop-up commentary throughout the date as to what the people are supposedly thinking and/or feeling as they go through the (usually) awkward moments of gettting to know each other.br /br /On the show I saw, a pretty 25-year-old woman–didn't catch her name–is going out with 22-year old "rocker" Uzi (I only remembered his name because it was so unusual) who is covered in tattoos and has long hair. The young woman is very much into goth, music and superficiality. She hangs on Uzi's every word, not because she is interested in him as a person, but because she likes musicians. When Uzi asks what kind of man she is looking for, she states, "someone who has long hair, plays in a band, and wears cool combat boots, like you." Uzi quickly picks up on the woman's lack of interest in a "real" relationship and concludes that the woman is just trying to get him into the sack which leaves him feeling that she is not listening to him as a person but rather, sees him as a representation of what she is looking for–a cool rocker guy who she can play groupie with. Uzi is not interested.br /br /Okay, so now you have the set-up for a real-life ambiguous situation–Uzi looks the part of a wild rocker who likes to party and screw but he is not into groupies and is looking for someone who is interested in a traditional relationship such as marriage and family–in other words, there is a contradiction between the way he looks and what he thinks and feels about sex, relationships and love. a href="http://www.wam.umd.edu/~hannahk/bulletin.pdf"Studies/a coming out of psychology imply that liberals have a "flexibility" in their thinking and a tolerance for ambiguity while conservatives are rigid in their thinking and intolerant of ambiguity. What the heck is meant in these studies by "tolerance of ambiguity?" Well, a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambiguity_tolerance"according to Wikipedia/a (take it with a grain of salt, it's Wikipedia but this definition looks sound):br /br /blockquoteAmbiguity tolerance is the ability to perceive ambiguities (contradictory issues which may be difficult to understand) in social and cultural behaviors as well as information with equivocal (several) meanings in a neutral and open way./blockquote br /br /Intolerance of Ambiguity is described as br /br /blockquotea tendency to perceive or interpret information marked by vague, incomplete, fragmented, multiple, probable, unstructured, uncertain, inconsistent, contrary, contradictory, or unclear meanings as actual or potential sources of psychological discomfort or threat./blockquotebr /br /So here is Uzi, a contradiction in terms who looks one way and thinks and acts another-so one would now expect Therapist Joe–who from reading his commentary and the tilt of the show, one would expect to be a liberal–to be able to resolve the contradiction and show some flexibility of thought, right? Wrong. You would think that someone tolerant would say, "good for him that he dislikes superficiality or that he wants someone to like him for himself, etc." Therapist Joe's way of handling Uzi's contradiction? Make fun of him for being a (gasp!) Republican! Uzi has never said he was a Republican or conservative, yet Therapist Joe pops up snarky comments about Uzi's lack of interest in having sex with the goth chick by stating that he "must be a Republican" and then showing Uzi driving down the road with a characterature of a Donald Rumsfeld look-a-like with a scary leer taking his place at the wheel. br /br /Talk about intolerance of ambiguity, lack of openness and a lack of flexibility in thought, Therapist Joe has it in spades. For all he knows, Uzi is apolitical and is just a sweet guy. Perhaps Therapist Joe is psychologically threatened that Uzi is looking for a committment and a person who actually likes him–he should just be looking for cheap sex, shouldn't he–afterall, he looks the part of a liberal rocker? Therapist Joe quickly resolves the conflict by pointing out that Uzi must be a conservative or he is just looking for an excuse to bash Republicans in general. Either way, I hardly see evidence of tolerance of ambiguity here. br /br /Look, I know the elections are coming up in a year and the liberal media wants to get started early bashing Republicans in any way they can, but this seemed to be a bit of a stretch. What will we see next, people being stereotyped on emJeopardy /em as rigid homophobic Republicans if they answer "who is the current President?" to the question, "Bush." Start watching for this type of "tolerance" for others' points of view in the liberal media as the election gets closer; my guess is that as their psychological discomfort grows and the threat of the Democrats losing becomes a possibility, much of the "tolerant" MSM will throw tolerance of ambiguity right out the window. Their worldview will be as rigid as the one that they portray conservatives to be: inflexible, intolerant, closed to new experiences and fearful that the whole country might not believe as they do. As goes iBlind Date,/i so goes iThis Week?/i I think you can count on it.


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Daybreak Doppler: Glory, Glory Hallelujah
This week's Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is IFL Players.
Melissa Berry (Tampa Breeze)
In case you missed it, the NFL Lockout is over and there will be football this season. Aaron says that it'll be a Busy Day Ahead For Thompson & Company ,
And it would appear as though Thompson's already on the move as the Packers Sign South Florida Center Sampson Genus .
That wasn't the only signing either as the Packers (are) Off To A Fast Start Signing Undrafted Free Agents .
The Sports Bank's Milwaukee Brewers Weekly Check-In .
Bernie's Crew with some Brewers Statistical Meanderings: Run Support and Win-Loss Records .
A Girl's View says Strike while the iron's…lukewarm?
Some Bucks news here, Ersan Ilyasova agrees in principle to play in Turkey .
Sweep the Leg! 9 Most Sinister Sports Movie Villains .
Some money saying tips here, Get Loaded For Less!
Some horrible, horrible movies here… Celebrating Mediocrity: The 10 Living Oscar Winners Who've Since Made At Least 5 Straight Rotten Films .
I don't know, the beer pouring robot seems pretty useful, 10 completely useless homemade machines .
This sums up everything nicely, The 5 Important Milestones In Every Relationship .
Howdy! Say hello to the uber cute Danielle Kn!
Back on Track – OK, it's finally over, everything is back to being right in the world now & come Friday the Packers will already be back in Training Camp. While I've always maintained that a deal would get done and didn't get too overly worried when talks would stall, it's still nice to know with 100% certainty that football will be back on the field this year. So now we can start in earnest talking about the the fun stuff like Training Camp battles, possible free agency action & of course the Packers defending the Super Bowl title & another run at the Lombardi Trophy.
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CPI unchanged in October
November 19, 2003
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U) was unchanged in October, following increases of 0.3 percent in each of the preceding two months.
Energy costs, which advanced sharply in August and September, turned down in October, declining 3.9 percent. Within energy, the index for petroleum-based energy declined 6.6 percent and the index for energy services fell 1.1 percent.
The index for food rose 0.6 percent with the index for food at home up 0.7 percent. A 1.8-percent increase in the index for meats, poultry, fish, and eggs accounted for over 60 percent of the increase in grocery store food prices.
The index for all items less food and energy increased 0.2 percent in October after advancing 0.1 percent in each of the preceding two months, principally reflecting a larger increase in the index for shelter.
For the 12-month period ended in October, the CPI-U increased 2.0 percent (as shown in the chart).
These data are from the BLS Consumer Price Index program. Find out more in "Consumer Price Index: October 2003" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 03-734.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, CPI unchanged in October on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2003/nov/wk3/art03.htm (visited October 09, 2015).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
Trends in long-term unemployment
Long-term unemployment reached historically high levels following the recession of 2007–2009.
Housing: before, during, and after the Great Recession
looks at consumer expenditures on household items, employment in residential construction, prices for household items, and injuries in occupations involved in building and maintaining our homes.


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