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I like this piece because it pulls together a number of areas that interest me.
First, this is someone doing something without a big budget and receiving international acclaim. That someone is young. It is relevant to the environment. And it includes my thoughts on new opportunities for youth for employment alternatives.
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Very interesting Article - I don´t understand fully I think - but i´m insopired to continue my own digital storytelling experiment at www.digitalstorytelle.dk
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Why we need to put children at the center of these efforts.
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This one I have to rescoop. I am too old to have benefited from Sesame Street but that doesn't my life was not affected by it. This is technology used at its best and most effective. The message delivered has always been universal. And it has remained true to its original format. There is no mention of the creator of the series in this piece and I think that is a mistake. Sesame Street was done by a creative genius on a par with Steve Jobs.
There are lessons in this success for young entrepreneurs if only you look.
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A friends kid called the end to Minecraft as he knows and loves it. Even a 9 year old notes that this was a social media grab, not a gaming or graphics anything.
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Summer is now officially over, and for Hollywood the results were not good. No, the industry didn't suffer a repeat of the string of debacles that hit last year, when one mega-budget picture after another—White House Down, The Lone Ranger, Pacific Rim, Turbo, R.I.P.D.—unceremoniously tanked. In fact, the news was actually worse.
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As brand new shows found audiences online, established web series had already proved the viability of the medium as a career launchpad: Broad City, a New York-based comedy about best friends Ilana and Abbi, was picked up by Comedy Central; Children's Hospital, a kind of nightmarish Scrubs, is now shown on Adult Swim; and Burning Love, a Ben Stiller spoof of The Bachelor, won an Emmy. They all began as online series, in the wild west web, where anything goes.
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One nice thing about British politics is their campaign period is weeks! Like it's done in 7 weeks or something. I am assuming it's still the same way.
One nice thing about British politics is their campaign period is weeks! Like it's done in 7 weeks or something. I am assuming it's still the same way.
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
Just caught up with browsing the forum. Erin, I do love you.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I wasn't competitive and I'm still not. I'm only competitive with myself. Maybe that's why I did well in gymnastics. Sure, only one girl could win the blue ribbon, but it was only me trying to do better than I did the last time so I could move up to the next level. I'm like that intellectually as well and I do think I work better solo than in a group. I will let others lead and if they're domineering or argumentative, I just let them have at it and don't speak up. I guess that also depends on what it is--school work I was absolute NOT interested in debating anyone so I let my group do wtf ever they wanted. I refused to argue my point and I still wouldn't. imo, it's simply not worth it.
However, when I worked in mental health and got the clueless micro-manager boss (I knew the state mental health laws better than he did) I absolutely would speak up and debate with him. Usually I had a group behind me though.
In our 'team meetings' I often defer to what everyone else wants to do. Even though ultimately everything is up to the bosslady, she does ask for ideas about future plans (we want to get away from our current f'd up backup system). I'll let Faye, Ted, and Brandon decide/argue that. They have more experience and in any event, I'm not as emotionally attached to our backup system.
I'm starting to team up with Faye about the junky ultraportables that we're supposed to be offering to our major gift officers. I beat my head against the wall all day trying to make it behave right, and we finally convinced the boss to send one of the 'heavy' (not even 6 lbs I don't think!) E6320s until we can get this ultraportable figured out and behaving right. By late morning I was calling the machine an a$$hole.
Anyway, my point is I don't like being on a team but in certain circumstances I can join forces when I need to. I prefer working alone though...one on one with my user is fine. But I don't want another technician there with me.
OMG, don't talk to me about teams. Day from hell and primarily because we had 10 people involved in this "evaluation" this morning. They all decided to take over and I couldn't get anything done. Absolute disaster.
ETA: normally I'm really good in a team, at least at work.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
It sounds like a nightmare to me Mandy. I'd hate to have to work in a team on a regular basis. I mean, we are on a certain level as we all have the same goal, but we each have our own individual responsibilities...which I love.
Forget about team sports. I was never interested and wouldn't play any now if I were paid to. Nothing attractive about it to me at all.
Normally it's the preschool teacher and I, with input from the nurse. Sometimes the OT and PT as well. Of course, the parent and the child.
Today, we had: me, teacher, parent, kid, kid's teacher from EI, the OT, the hearing impaired teacher, the vision impaired teacher, the audiologist, and the nurse. And the HI teacher decided to bring TWO other HI teachers to observe. By observe, apparently she meant interview the parent tangential questions they came up with on the fly and derail the parent into a totally unnecessary direction, so I could barely get a word in edgewise. While the VI teacher asked me to go copy documents for her out of the file. Apparently she mistook me for the secretary. I was supposed to be the case manager for this child, and never even got the opportunity to direct the discussion because none of them would shut up, even when I cut in. Then G had to tell them to be quiet because they were having a side conversation in addition. Oh, and I am the ONLY one who actually tried to get the kid to do anything - the rest of them spent the time complaining about the fact that they had no prior medical reports so they didn't have to do their own evaluations. I was ready to scream by noon today.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Mandy, that sounds horrible.
I did not know any of this stuff about the British government. Something got me thinking a while back about whether it would ever come to the point where we would have another "revolution" and then thinking about GB and wondering how they transformed from the true king-rules type monarchy that existed during the American revolution to the current system where parliament runs the country and the monarchy is more symbolic (this may not even be true, but it's how I perceive it from my very narrow american-news-watching p.o.v.). Maybe I just did not pay enough attention in school during the part where they discussed that! I feel that I am strange for thinking about and wondering about these things.
D-Mama (37) D-Dada (43) and D-Baby (11/02/2011)
If you were I the same classes I was, they really didn't discuss that. I like history though, so I have read up on some of that and it really is interesting. A lot of it happened during the 19th century, especially during the reign of Queen Victoria, I think.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Mandy, I don't know how you do it. I know I've said that before, but what you described doesn't sound like a proper evaluation could possibly be done in those circumstances. What nerve the two that were invited to sit in and 'observe' had to totally disrupt the flow.
The word team actually makes me anxious. Because of my medical issues I was/am really bad at coordination and any kind of physical activity, really, but I wasn't lacking enough to really be excused for gym. I think I was excused from certain strenuous things like the mile run, but everything else, I had to suffer through.
I assumed GB had one, too, because I knew they were a "constitutional monarchy", even though I obviously didn't know what that meant. I'm actually pretty embarrassed at my lack of knowledge about the basics of foreign governments because I think we Americans kind of assume that the rest of the world is aware of and cares about all the little details of the US's gov't doings, but clearly, we aren't really interested in others'. Ever wonder if, to the rest of the world, we're like that super-insecure girl who always thinks everyone is staring at her?!
And Chrissy, yes I do sometimes wonder what if the revolution never happened. I think it would make for an interesting speculative/alternate reality fiction novel, at the very least.
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You all are making me feel like an ignorant fool! I just stayed clueless for so long. I really only cared about things that directly impacted my life. I used to tell people, in my early 20's, that I "chose ignorance" because I just didn't want to deal with all the bad stuff. I never watched the news or read the paper. Now that I have children it all just matters so much more to me.
We did not learn about English history too much in high school. Due to me being an English major in college and having to take 1 lower and 2 upper level British Literature classes, we had to learn quite a bit about English history as the history of the period in the Norton anthologies that we used supplied us with a pretty good synopsis of the history of the British Empire from the times of Old English through the modern period and post-colonialism.
So I know a bit about the magna carta, a document our constitution is loosely based upon and the 2 civil wars in England as well as the Great Revolution, which relegated the British monarchy to a more symbolic role but they do still have a place in the role of governing I believe, but nothing like prior to the wars. But I don't know all that much about it. We mostly loosely discussed these goings on in relation to literary texts, and literature from the Romantic and Victorian periods, especially in regards to Darwin's Origins of Species and the evolution debate that is still going on today. Lots of Victorian literature focuses on the dilemna faced by lay persons who were trying to reconcile biblical history with Darwin's scientific theory. And Romanticism really isn't literally about "romance" as one thinks about it in relationships, but more about the love of enjoying life and especially the freedom and innocence of childhood. I liked both those periods and especially colonial and post-colonial studies moreso than the war based stuff, which took place I believe in the late 17th century so before our country gained independence Parliament was basically running the empire back then too.
I'm sure Ash knows more than me though and it has been a long time since I read those passages even though I still have the books (they were REALLY expensive so I will never get rid of them) and I'm sure something I said wasn't right about it!
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Ironically, the most I know about history I learned while reading historical fiction books. Some are better than others, but the ones that really got into the nitty gritty of the period resonated with me and I read them over and over again. I'd be reading some smut book set during a certain period and find myself looking up the 'facts' the author used in the story. Sometimes it was off, and sometimes it was spot on. In either case, I learned the history by looking it up in addition to the story I was reading. I loved doing that.
If we were still ruled by England, we would say things like 'maths'. Do you know my BIL and my MIL's snooty friend wanted to start an argument with me about how wrong Americans are for using the word 'math'. I can still hear the friend saying well the word is mathematicS. I was like dude, either way you spell it, I can't do it! who gives a rip. I got up from the table to nurse a then 7 month old G. I think they thought I was mad or something, because later BIL apologized, ha I really didn't care. I didn't even know England called it 'maths' until that day. Or that Brits say "zed", first time I heard that I was completely clueless.
Anyone ever read the book 'lies my teacher told me" it debunks a large chunk of the historical lies that the US history books have taught us all over the years. I saw my local library has it, I am going to check it out. I am actually looking forward for G to start school so I can read along with him and educate myself on things I didn't care about then. Now how do I make G care "now".
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
I think that every country thinks that they are IMPORTANT, but the US just turns it up a notch. I know that my family in India is always surprised by the lack of coverage of the world in the news here (for instance), and specifically that whatever big important thing happened there is given no coverage here.
We didn't grow up doing a lot of British history either, despite colonialism that only ended fairly recently.
Just this week I decided that I needed to have a better grasp of American history and the best way I could think of was to read biographies of all the American presidents. Just checked out "His Excellency George Washington" on Tuesday. Going to start it this weekend I hope. I figure that's the best way I can make a story out of history, instead of the dates and battles taught in high school. And I think I need to do it in order so I can keep track of who did what when. I'm really spotty on history. I'm embarrassed to say I find it pretty boring. I hope the bio's help.
Mandy - I don't know how you didn't just stand up and quit or at least take the kid outside to play while the grown-ups had their useless grown-up pissing contest. ugh.
Just watched the debate (as much as I could between Jo Jo not going to sleep!). Ryan looks uncannily like Eddie Munster. They were playing to their own audiences and nothing new. I thought the questions toward the end were insipid and ridiculous, but then I am a secular gal and think that religion shouldn't have anything to do with the way someone governs.
Dana - yay for you! You will do great! Maybe like Suja said, just tell him that you require his support and he should supply it whether he actually feels it or not.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
If the kiddo hadn't been blind, hearing impaired, and unable to walk or crawl there is no doubt I would have just taken him elsewhere and done my own thing. Unfortunately we really did need to either ask the parent questions or ask her to try to get him to do things. It was just a mess.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Katy, that is a great idea about biographies. I hope the ones you picked up were well written. I am making Ky read a lot of biographies. He has read one about George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin - who is one of my favorite founding fathers because he was very funny IMO. I read his autobiography as a part of American Literature and he was just cracking me up. Like with Neil de Grasse Tyson's autobiography I told you ladies about, I feel like Ben is my friend after that book. He spoke about deciding to be vegetarian in one section and being vegetarian until he went on a voyage to Europe and then decided he would be a pescatarian and while in Europe decided that it was unhealthy to be a vegetarian lol. The way he described it was so witty. I just loved him. He also spoke about the regret of not vaccinating one of his sons for smallpox who subsequently died of the disease. I never knew until reading that and another texts in World Literature that was about a British lady (her diary) living in Istanbul and experiencing life there as a citizen by being covered in the hijab, that vaccination was such an old thing in the history of the world. Her voyages took place I believe around the same time as Ben was alive and she also got innoculated against small pox back then.
I want to find some books about John Adams, who is also one of my favorite founding fathers because of letters I read that he and his wife wrote to each other before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. She was trying to implore to him to include women in the Declaration and constitution, as he and Thomas Jefferson basically wrote the constitution and their ongoing discussion about it and her trying to get other members of the congress to sway their opinion on both slavery and women back in the 1700s.
Ky has also read biographies of Einstein and George Washington Carver for scientific reasons as well as Neil de Grasse Tyson. He also read Booker T Washington's autobiography and a biography of Frederick Douglas and one about Cesar Chavez. He told me he wants one about Lincoln and I am thinking of getting him that one that has great reviews, I think just titled "Lincoln" but it is REALLY long and I think he would be frightened by it. I may buy it for myself though and I was super excited to see the new movie about Lincoln to counter attack that Lincoln vampire killer movie, which I thought was disrespectful.
Watched the VP debates and I must say that Biden trampled over Ryan tonight IMO. Almost everything Ryan said, Biden put a beat down on him lol. Basically Romney/Ryan will have an anti-abortion administration if elected and seek to make abortion illegal, they are not committed to withdrawing from Afghanistan by 2014, they do not know what loopholes they plan to close to support their 20% tax cut for all Americans including people making in excess of $1 million dollars. Ryan didn't like the stimulus but sent a letter to the committee Biden was on who doled out the money and asked the committee for money for job creation, even though Ryan said the stimulus didn't create jobs lol. Biden laughed a lot during the whole thing. I laughed too because some of the stuff was pretty ridiculous. I especially thought it funny that Ryan felt that Romney would be able to "reach across the aisle" to Dems because he'd done it in MA and felt that it was Obama's fault this hasn't been done over the course of the last almost 4 years. Biden reminded him that he was one of the Dems who worked with Reagan and that Dems are willing to work with others whereas Republicans are not, hence their 7% approval rating lol. It was pretty funny. I also loved the moderator. She really kept them in line and tried to make them answer the questions she was asking.
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Gwenn, when you say that story's been done before, were you referring to "Pastwatch" by Orson Scott Card? It's actually not an alternate reality of the revolution not happening, per se, but about a group of time travelers sent back to avert it. Of that weirdo author's books, I'd say it's one of his better ones. Not Ender's Game-level good, but I enjoyed it. Some of his other books were absolutely dreadful.
I'm still on the Cape. We've had rain every other day, but today was beautiful. I've been working this whole time, but getting out of the place we're staying as much as I can.
I really want to read Erin's comments in the political thread, but I'm not sure I'm up for reading something someone else might have written that will irritate me. I spent dinner tonight next to a group of loud, 60-something couples at the next table in a restaurant who were going on and on about how our president was a Muslim and referring to the "intolerant liberals". I don't label myself as one, though I'm sure I lean more left than conservative. But even though I call myself a moderate, I was so tempted to walk over and point out that not all liberals were intolerant because I tolerated their mean and stupid drivel all dinner long. Anyway, I've been within earshot of a lot of downright offensive things people are saying about the election these days, so I'm taking a pass at heated discussions where they might cause my blood to boil. I have enough going on, thank you very much.
However, if anyone would like to cut and paste some of the highlights of Erin's comments in this thread, so I reap all the benefits and none of the pain, I'm sure that would make my day. (Just kidding. I'll get over to that thread once I gather the strength.)
Speaking of a lot going on, it was confirmed this week that my contract is up at the end of the month. It's actually made this time with my family more meaningful in a way. It's odd, I know, but whenever I'm somewhere that's naturally beautiful, the beauty is always amplified if I'm a little bit sad. Anyway, I finally shed a few tears over it tonight with DH. For the most part, I have it all in perspective. I've chosen to be a job-shopper for a career, I started contacting recruiters and I have 2 good leads already. It's just that when I first got wind of the possibility of losing this contract, I was fighting the urge to cry by telling myself, "You're just scared." which is perfectly normal for someone who is the primary breadwinner in the family. Tonight, I guess I finally acknowledged that in addition to being scared, I'm also disappointed and it hurts. A part of me was looking forward to being hired and knowing I'd have a job that would work with having another baby without the financial stress to go along with it. I know I want to stay home with the next kid, the way I stayed home with Bodhi for 2 years. It's hard for me to imagine alternatives, although of course I know there are others out there.
Anyway, the people I currently work for swear up and down they'll bring me back either on another contract as early as May 1 when I'm eligible again, or as a full-timer in January whenever the budgets unfreeze. Obviously I'm not counting on that. (Little good it did me to have hope last time), but there's a glimmer in the distant future. In the meantime, a masochistic part of me enjoys the "recruit crap shoot" as I call it because - minus the nagging money worries - I enjoy the job-shopping process. I like the interviews, the tricky questions, the possibilities. But ack... ask me if I still feel that way if I'm still out of work on New Year's. I tried to confide in DH about my disappointment, and I'm sorry I did. He kept trying to talk about the company I work for like they were screwing me over. I don't believe that at all. I feel they really went to bat for me and, in fact, since I'm a consultant, they have no obligation to give me any advance notice of my termination. And besides that, they're getting royally screwed by this 18 month policy as well, since I have 3 big projects in-flight with them at the moment. So if they wanted to make my life hard, they made their own lives hard along with it. Anyway, I think DH might have been trying to be supportive in his own way, but I just don't want to feel bitter about the people I've been working for. I feel pretty crappy about the situation as it is without that added bit of negativity.
Oh, I wish I'd caught the debates. (I'm also sorry I missed the Stewart/O'Reilly "Rumble in the Air Conditioned Auditorium".) I confess, Erin, I thought the Lincoln-Vampire-Hunter book/movie sounded clever and interesting, although I haven't seen it yet. I'd heard good things about Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by the same author.
I'm reading "The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" by Junot Diaz right now. It's fun and thought-provoking and chock-full of pop-culture references.
Myles, I was thinking of The Two Georges by Harry Turtledove And Richard Dreyfuss.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I forgot to mention that Bodhi is a "comparer" of himself to other kids too. He gets mad at other kids for beating him in footraces and such. I agree that it's important to teach them to enjoy themselves just by participating.
Lately he's been really vocal about his preference for me, and DH is taking it very personally. He told DH today that Santi & I were his best friends, and DH wasn't. Overall, B has been pretty difficult lately. He seems to get so easily frustrated these days. He gets upset if he draws a stripe that turns out too fat. If we tell him it's time to eat lunch while he's mid-play, he throws a tantrum. If there's the tiniest bit of tomato on his plate, tantrum. If I'm driving and don't look at him when he tells me to, he tells me off. He interrupts us all the time, and then gets super angry if we interrupt him. If he wants us to repeat "Hoo-wah" after him, and we say "Hoooooooo-wah", he'll throw a crying fit. I never believed he was going to become this intense and this irrational. He says some pretty awesomely irrational and imaginative things too, but I do hope his crazy little inner totalitarian dictator goes away for good very soon.


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Fat Margaret's
Fat Margaret's is a friendly hostel situated in the very centre of Tallinn
Friendly Fat Margaret's hostel can be found in the very centre of Tallinn.
It is located just at the gate of Tallinn\'s medieval old town - a minute\'s walk away from the busy port of Tallinn. Fat Margaret\'s is a perfect place to stay for ones keen on exploring the Historical Tallinn with its narrow streets and picturesque red roof-tops - not mentioning the cafés, bars, nightclubs and restaurants. The hostel offers for it's guests simple but comfy rooms, helpful staff and easy-on-the pocket prices, which make the place perfectly suitable for travellers of all ages.
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- 24 hour reception
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- Bar
- Breakfast not included
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- Linen Included
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- Towels Included
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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At the gate of the medieval Old Town. Between the Port of Tallinn and the Old Town.


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$1,699.99More Info1939-53 Flathead Ford Rotating Assembly, 286 C.I.x
These 1939-53 flathead stroker kit rotating assemblies feature new Scat crankshafts, new Scat H-beam connecting rods with 2" journals, Ross forged three-ring pistons, rod bearings, and piston rings. The components are balanced and ready for you to assemble.
Main bearings sold separately. If you have a '39-'48 engine you will need a set of 9101535-STD main bearings. A '49-'53 engine will require a set of 9101536-STD main bearings.
$159.99More InfoSpeedway Chevy 350 Crankshaft, Two-Piece Mainx
New, hi-tech fatigue resistant 80-60-06 cast steel crank with near forged steel endurance. All journals are ground and polished to exacting tolerances. Superior quality stock replacement crank at a value price.
- IMCA southern sport mod legal (Drilled only on the first rod throw)
- Angle oil shot holes
$6.99More InfoSpeedway Small Block Chevy Crankshaft Wiperx
Removes excess oil from the crankshaft to improve top end horsepower and reduce windage. Fits Small Block Chevy. Mounts to the starter side of the block.
Slight trimming may be required. For best results, trim to within .045" of the rods and counterweights.
$64.99More InfoRings for Offenhauser 4-Ring Flathead Ford Pistons, 3.248 borex
The original bore size was 3.188", which makes these .060" oversize.
$54.99More InfoSpeedway Small Block Chevy Main Cap Studs, Set of 5x
Stock extended style main cap studs. Used to mount windage trays. Small Block Chevy. Set of 5.
$29.99More InfoManley 42171 Small Block Chevy Head Boltsx
Heavy duty design, longer than stock, for use with head bolt washers.
- 180,000 PSI material
- Longer than stock for use with washers
- Improved wrenchability with 1/2" hex head
Order one set per head (two sets required per motor). Washers sold separately.
$59.99More InfoMain Bearing Spacers - Small Block Chevy, 350 Crankx
Put a 350 crank in a 400 block. Simply snap in and install regular 350 main bearings. Reusable.
Spacer bearing makes up for difference in crank journal diameters.
$259.99More InfoSmall Block Chevy 4340 Steel H-Beam Rods, Bushed Pinx
Heavy duty H-beam connecting rods for S/B Chevy. Full floating wrist pin in silicon bronze bushing. Precision bolt bushing to positively locate cap. Features 8640 PCE 7/16" cap screws.
Weight matched sets of 8. Available in 5.7" or 6.0" lengths.
From: $84.99More Info1949-53 Ford Flathead Main Bearingsx
Please view the product's page for more information
$29.99More InfoARP Main Bolts for Flathead Ford V8x
Your flathead Ford V8 is how many years old now? And you're thinking about reusing the main cap bolts? Forget it!
Years of service and re-torquing have undoubtedly fatigued your engine's original fasteners, so save yourself some grief by replacing them with new main cap bolts from ARP, the leader in automotive fastener technology. Sold in sets of six, these bolts have special washers and the strength you need to keep that Flathead together for decades to come.
- The industry standard for automotive fasteners
- Rolled threads, black oxide finish, ultra high tensile strength
- Each kit consists of six (6) bolts and hardened washers
$369.99More InfoFlo-Tek 102505 Assembled S/B Chevy Aluminum Head, Straight Plugx
You don't sacrifice quality for a low price - get both with a Flo-Tek aluminum cylinder head. This Chevy aluminum head is loaded with high end features like bronze valve guides, multi angle valve job, and 3/8" screw-in rocker studs with guideplates. This is a pre-1986 design small block Chevy cylinder head with a standard exhaust port design. Heads are sold each.
- Head is sold individually
- 180cc intake runners
- 62cc exhaust runners
- 64cc combustion chambers
- 2.02" and 1.60" stainless steel valves
- High performance springs for .550" lift
- Compatible with most flat tappet camshafts
- Five angle valve job
- Bronze guides
- Straight plug
- 3/8" screw-in studs and guide plates
- Port for temperature probe
- Works well with most flat tappet street cams
Flow Numbers:
- Valve Lift .400" .500" .600"
- Intake 206 237 244
- Exhaust 165 177 187
$24.99More InfoCylinder Head Chrome Acorn Nut Coversx
Snaps over the stock nuts your engine has already. Quick and easy to install for an immediate looks improvement. Perfect compliment to painted or polished cylinder heads or intakes.
$129.99More InfoFord 351W Steel Main Girdlex
Stock Ford small blocks don't have four bolt main caps so we recommend using our steel main girdle to increase the strength of the bottom end. Includes 5140 steel studs, nuts and spacers.
$19.99More InfoOffenhauser One-Piece Front Crank Oil Sealx
Replace those hokey pieces of rope with a seal that really works! Fits most 1928-1953 4 & 8 cylinder Fords (except V8-60s).
- Fits most 1928-1953 4 & 8 cylinder Fords (except V8-60s)
- Eliminate the leaky rope seal
560-56350 Instructions (PDF)
$79.99More InfoAluminum Crank Flange, Early Small Block Chevyx
Aluminum crank flange for Small Block Chevy early 2-piece rear main seal
- Early Small Block Chevy
- For 2-piece rear main seal
- Aluminum
$49.99More Info1949-53 Ford Flathead Main Cap Supportx
If you're building a serious flathead for either street or racing, you need one of these flathead main cap supports. These supports include the support strap, spacers and new bolts for the center main cap. It adds an incredible amount of strength to the lower end. Can also be used on the front main cap but pan modification is required. Requires no machine work.
$13.99More Info1955-85 Small Block Chevy Balancing Platex
When running a 383 or 400 S/B Chevy with a 153 tooth flexplate or flywheel, you need to have a balancing plate. These fit between the crankshaft and flexplate and correctly balance the engine without resorting to a big heavy flywheel.
Lets you balance your Small Block Chevy 400 or 383 with a 350 flywheel (manual transmission flywheel or automatic transmission flex plate) and a bolt-on balancing plate. Road and race tested. Allows use of lighter 350 flywheel to rev quicker. Precision stamped steel.
916-15375 Instructions (PDF)
$9.99More InfoManley 42102 Head Bolt Washersx
These hardened steel 7/16" washers ensure proper torque readings. Pack of 34 pieces outfits one Small Block Chevy engine.
EngineQuest RSH350 1986 and Newer S/B Chevy Rear Main Seal Conversionx
Enables a rebuilder to install a 2-piece design crankshaft in a one-piece seal design block. Billet aluminum. Alignment tool required for installation. Uses a 1986 and later 1-pc rear main style oil pan and gasket.
$64.99More InfoProfessional Products 80010 Chevy 350 Lightweight Balancer, 6 Inchx
This 6" harmonic balancer fits 350 c.i. Small Block Chevys and only weighs 5.1 lbs. Plus, the balancing cut out is on the backside so they can't tell what crank you're running. Damper is a press-on fit.
- For internally balanced engines
- Durable nodular iron construction
- High temperature elastomer bond
- Engraved timing marks every 90°
- Includes 60° of easy-to-read timing marks
- Rated to 10,000 RPM
- NOT SFI approved
910-15363 Instructions (PDF)
Technical Notes (PDF)
$26.99More InfoARP Fasteners 234-2501 Small Block Chevy Balancer Bolt & Washerx
Made from 8740 chromoly. Bolt feature increased diameter for improved accessibility and easy wrenching. Hardened parallel ground washer prevents galling while promoting even torque loading. 170,000 PSI.
- For S/B Chevy
- Thread Size - 7/16-20
- Wrenching - 13/16"
- Washer Included
$26.99More Info6 3/4 Inch Chevy Harmonic Balancer Coversx
6.75" Harmonic balancer covers for Small Block Chevys. Available blue, black, red, chrome or billet.
Hastings Rings SWY5075125 Flathead Ford 3-Ring Piston Set, 3.3125 Borex
Hastings is the ring of choice for your vintage flathead Ford V-8. We have these premium 3-ring sets with 5/64" cast top, 5/64" cast second, and 3/16" chrome-edge oil ring.
Each ring set includes all rings for (8) pistons.
$4.99More InfoChevy 283-350 V8 Steel Freeze Plug Setx
Complete freeze plug kits available in steel for 283-350 small block Chevy V8.
$14.99More InfoChevy 6-Cylinder Side Coversx
Chevy 6-Cylinder side covers. Chromed steel. 1963-1975 engines. Fits 194, 230, and 250. Does not fit 292.
Offenhauser 1939-53 Flathead Ford 4-Ring Pistons, 3.75 Stroke, 3.248 Borex
Original Flathead pistons used four rings, were somewhat round, had questionable wrist pins and locks and were made of cast iron. These pressure-cast aluminum pistons share the four-ring design, but are cam ground and use modern steel wrist pins and real snap rings. They're a great upgrade when rebuilding your 1939-1953 flathead Ford or Mercury V8 engine.
The original bore size was 3.188", which makes these .060" oversize. Sold in sets of eight.
- Original 4-ring design
- Pressure cast aluminum construction provides great strength and durability
- Precision cam ground
- Modern steel wrist pins
- Snap ring style retainer clips
$1,544.99More InfoDart 31161211 Special High Performance Chevy Block, 4.125 Inch Borex
Dart's Special High Performance (SHP) small-block meets the need for an affordable, precision-machined cast-iron block with superior features. Designed for high-performance and heavy-duty applications producing up to 600 horsepower, the SHP block is the ideal starting point for hot rodders, drag racers, circle track competitors, off-roaders, and high-performance marine enthusiasts. The SHP block as all the features needed without spending the big bucks and having to wait on your machine shop.
- All new, precision machined
- Cast from high nickel iron
- Priority main oiling system
- Siamese 4.125" bores
- At 4.165" bore, .230" wall thickness
- Clearance for 3.75" stroke w/ steel rods
- Decks parallel within .002"
- Made in USA
- Blind head bolt holes
- 350 main journals
- Splayed 4-bolt center main caps
- Two piece rear main seal
- Accepts OEM roller rockers and cams
- Uses 1981-85 oil pans & dipsticks
- Accepts standard starters and bellhousings
$94.99More Info1949-53 Ford Flathead Insert Rod Bearingsx
Speedway Motors has all the parts you need to rebuild your Flathead Ford V8, including these high quality aluminum bi-metal rod bearings. Precision built to the high standards demanded by today's rodders and restorers, these insert-style bearings are available in standard size, .010", .020", or .030" undersize.
- Tolerance Control: ± .0001" vs. the competitions' ± .00025"
- Superior Embedability: Material is much thicker than Babbitt overlays (.012" vs. .0008"). This provides greater macro-particle (> .0004" diameter) embedability. Macro particles are most responsible for scratching crank journals & tearing/weakening babbitt overlays.
- Temperature Threshold: Bi-metal withstands 662° F (350° C) compared to tri-metal 365° F (185° C). Affords greater protection against localized overheating due to misalignment, detonation, overloading, loss of coolant, etc.
- Conformability: Minimum depth of .012" enables greater adjustment to bore or journal misalignment without causing bearing failure or journal damage.
$74.99More InfoOffenhauser Flathead Ford Early to Late Drive Gearx
Allows the use of early ('32-'48) camshaft with late ('49-'53) timing cover.
$19.99More InfoARP Premium Rod Nuts for Flathead Ford V8x
Repeated torquing of your rod nuts fatigues the threads. Don't take a chance – replace your Flathead Ford V8's old fasteners with the superior strength and quality of ARP rod nuts. ARP specialty hardware can be found in NASCAR, NHRA and IndyCar racing applications, so you can be sure it's strong enough for your flathead.
- Rolled threads, high strength steel, and black oxide finish
- A must when you rebuild your Flathead
- Castle nut design may differ slightly in appearance from OEM
- Fits '32-'53 Ford/Mercury V-8 engines using standard 3/8" rod bolts
- Original flathead bolts are non-serviceable and must be reused
- Set/16 nuts
$99.99More InfoOffenhauser Flathead Cylinder Head Stud Kitx
Highly recommended for all 1939-53 Flathead Ford/Mercury with aluminum heads. Flathead decks are thin and their threads are easily stripped. The outer end of these Grade 8 studs have fine threads and with the hardened washers (included) which prevent galling and ensure accurate torque readings.
Full set of head studs, nuts and washers for one engine. Specify year of engine: 1939-48 or 1949-53.
560-13953 Instructions (PDF)
$19.99$24.99More InfoBlock Off Plate - 2006 to Present Yamaha R6 Enginex
Seal the void left by eliminating the emissions air pump when using carburetors on a 2006 to present year Yamaha R6 engine.
$22.99More Info2-In-1 S/B Chevy Engine Rotating Tool & Balancer Bolt/Washerx
This dual-purpose hardened steel tool serves a both a rotating tool and balancer retainer. It simply fits into the harmonic balancer on Small Block Chevys and provides a positive way of rotating the engine (in either direction) when setting valves, locating TDC or degreeing cam. It is permanently retained on the motor serving as a balancer washer/bolt assembly to retain the balancer/damper on the crank.
Tool has a 1-1/16" hex head. Instuctions included.
910-81020 Instructions (GIF)
$44.99$49.99More InfoCase Saver, 2003-2010 S Modelx
Don't risk engine damage with a derailed chain. High strength alloy Aluminum construction fits Yamaha R6 engines. Will accept up to a 15 tooth counter sprocket.
$749.99More InfoMAHLE Small Block Ford 347 Flattop Powerpak Pistonsx
The Mahle PowerPack Pistons are a race proven lightweight forged design that are complete with rings, wrist pins and locks. They are also completely phosphate coated plus feature an anti-friction Grafel skirt coating.
1.5mm, 1.5mm, 3.0mm file fit performance ring set is included.
- 347 uses .927" pin
- Comp Height: 1.090 (includes oil support rails)
- Pin Diameter: 0.927
- Clearance Guide
- *Meas. = 0.500
- Min = 0.0025
- Max = 0.0033
*The location to measure piston-to-wall clearance for each application. This point is calculated from the bottom of the piston skirt and indicates the widest part of the piston and thus where to measure.
PowerPak Piston Chart (GIF)
$49.99More InfoProform 67571 Piston Install Toolx
$12.99More InfoSmall Block Chevy Lifter Valley Oil Bafflex
Shields bottom of intake manifold from oil. For Small Block Chevy (SBC).
$1,299.99More InfoSpeedway Small Block Ford 396 Stroker Kits, H-Beam Rodsx
These rotating assemblies are designed for either street or race use and include Keith Black hypereutectic pistons, H-beam rods, and a Scat cast steel crankshaft.
- Scat Cast Steel 3.85" stroker crank
- 80-60-06 cast steel construction
- Fits early and late blocks
- Scat 4340 H-beam connecting rods
- 5.955" length
- .912" pin
- Bronze bushings
- ARP bolts
- Keith Black Hypereutectic Dish Pistons
- T6 heat treated construction
- Available in .030" or .040" oversizes
- Clevite main and rod bearings
NOTE: Piston rings (Style A rings) are not included and must be purchased separately.
Due to the many variations in balancers and flywheels, Speedway Motors does not offer balancing services on any Ford crankshafts or rotating assemblies.
- Scat Cast Steel 3.85" stroker crank
$1.99$3.99More InfoGarage SaleGarage Sale - ARP Chevy 350 3/8 Inch Rod Boltsx
ARP single rod bolts for small block Chevy 350. These rod bolts were made in the USA.
$179.99More InfoScat 9-10442 Chevy 350 Crankshaft, Cast Steelx
Scat's hi-tech, fatigue resistant 80-60-06 cast steel cranks have near forged steel endurance at a value price! Designed to replace stock cranks that have seen better days. Perfect for stock or mildly built engines.
- For 2-piece rear main blocks
- Precision ground and micro polished
- Internally Balance
- IMCA southern sport mod legal (Drilled only on the first rod throw)
- Angle oil shot holes
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As the basketball season approaches, we have to take a moment to thank those who made this game and who made this game what it is now..........................................................................................
Thank you.
Now, let me give you a little background on my basketball life. I played for my high school team, Juniors, then went to a D II school and played on a partial scholarship for one and a half years, had some medical issues, then went to UW-Whitewater and in 1999 won a collegiate championship and that same year was on the team that went to the final four in D I. From there I went back home to Green Bay, WI and played for my rec team, Green Bay Horizons and helped bring them to their best finish in YEARS, with a third place finish and then retired from the game after 15 years. I have all tournament honors, all conference honors, along with first, second and third place trophy's. My best scoring efforts were: 55, 40, 35 and 20 something, which I did multiple times. My average is around 15 points per game and if I had to guess my shooting percentage is around 50 percent from three point range and about 70 percent from the rest of the field. I never once wore a protective anything, only an elbow brace because my right elbow started to wear down. Oh by the way, this is all from a wheelchair. There have been and are many guys who are WAY better and some who just play like I did. There are guys I know who would NEVER wear anything because they thought it made them look weak. You may be asking yourself, why is this guy telling us this? Great question and I have a great answer.
Karl Malone is the answer. He is featured in an article from Yahoo sports, talking about how guys today wear too much "body armor". Here is some of what Karl had to say:
"I'm not concerned with your elbow pads, your knee pads, all of your garb and your full body armor. What do you need all that for? Our soldiers need that in Iraq and they're doing a hell of a job for us. Take all that off! We don't need that. What I need you to do is show up and be ready to play. That's it.
"I had one of my 'bigs' today and he had body armor from his thigh to his neck. I ask him what he was doing and he said he was protecting himself. I said 'Who you protecting yourself [from]?' There's no sniper in this building! Man up! If you're hurt, see the trainer and play the game.
"When I played, if you came out there with a sleeve on your elbow, I won't say 'I'm going to attack it,' but you're a wounded animal and I've got to take a stab at it. I like where we're at, but let's get rid of all that and play the game, encourage your teammates," Malone said.(thank you yahoo sports Kelly Dwyer)
I will tell you a quick story from when I was playing in college. My team was playing the Minnesota Rolling Timberwolves and I got stopped going pretty fast by another chair. I fell out and broke my leg. I knew right away so as soon as my team got the ball back I called a timeout. Went to the sideline, told the trainer, put three strips of tape on my leg. One on the top towards my knee, the middle and then by my ankle. Went back out there played the rest of the game, went back to school and saw a doctor and dealt with it. Never letting anyone know till after the fact. I am not telling you this story because I want to have your admiration or sympathy. I am only adding to what Karl Malone, Hall of Famer, Karl Malone said. The guys today in the NBA are all about perception, only problem is, they are being perceived as WHIMPS. I love the game but I really want my Larry's, Magic's and Jordan's back.


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