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Both the Chicago Fire and Orlando City SC were looking for their first wins of 2019 on Saturday, and Orlando seemed on their way to registering three points at the newly-christened SeatGeek Stadium. But CJ Sapong played hero at the death as the two teams drew 1-1.

Compression and rebound damping for both the forks and shock are generated (and adjusted) electronically via the all-new KECS system that is controlled by a solenoid valve with direct actuation and allows for extremely quick reaction time. Riders can choose base settings from four modes: Sport, Road, Rain, and Rider mode (Manual). KECS then adjusts to the road surface environment in real time to provide the ideal damping, taking into account vehicle speed, and stroke speed. Deceleration is also accounted for to manage the natural pitching that occurs under braking. Riders can now electronically control the rear shock preload settings as well. KECS offers three different preload settings: rider only, rider with luggage, and rider with passenger and luggage; riders can fine-tune these settings with 10 levels of adjustment.

And Neshaminy, the District 1 runner-up will look forward to playing District 12 champ Cardinal O’Hara (15-11) in the state quarterfinals with a senior class that went 3-0 against the Cougars in state play — with the last victory cherished a little more.

Oh, ffs. A friend of mine caught the flu in December. It developed into pneumonia, and on top of that, she also developed an infection. She spent three weeks in the hospital and had to be on life support for four days. She’s since recovered, but now she and her husband are swamped with medical bills due to her being out of work completely while she was hospitalized and him having to take so much time off to help her. She’s in her fifties, like Perry was. People forget how serious the flu can be, especially for older people. Hell, my ex-boyfriend, whom I dated in high school, caught the swine flu during our senior year and spent two weeks in the hospital, including a couple days in the ICU, because his flu turned into pneumonia.

The Zags sit on top for a third straight week, earning 41 of 64 first-place votes Monday. The Cavaliers stayed put behind Gonzaga for a third straight week, claiming the remaining 23 first-place votes.

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Actor Luke Perry died yesterday after suffering a massive stroke, and anti-vaxxers are already attempting to link his death to vaccines. In Facebook groups, anti-vaxxers tied a source that incorrectly stated Perry had recently received a vaccination to his death.

So the Wankel is an article all to itself -The materials science problems with apex seals are amazing.

No, the only similarity between it and a wankel are that it is a rotary engine. The Gotek Dynakinetic engine has rotating end caps which create the ‘cylinder’ walls, greatly reducing seal wear. A Wankel rotor side seal swept the entire sidewall but here the flap side seals need only sweep the distance of travel, which is quite small at the hinged end and even slightly less than a standard piston engine at the other end.

Replacement springs for the safety valves have arrived. They will be shipped off to Llangollen Railway once fitted into the safety valves.

“It’s an exciting thought that my first race for Renault is my home Grand Prix,” he said. “There’s always so much hype at the start of the Formula 1 season, and this has been amplified by me joining a new team. I’ve had this date circled since I announced I’d be signing with Renault and I’m looking forward to getting race week started.

You are counting on the piston and valve colliding head-on… It’s not that there is nowhere to go, it’s that the valve is usually on an angle and will get bent if the solenoid holds it open too long… resulting in the edge of the valve usually punching right through the flat of the piston. Regardless, I don’t think it’s some flaky thing that will fail often… it’s pretty rare for a solenoid to fail in the ‘open’ state, and for those of us concerned of ‘firmware’ glitches physically breaking the engine… mayhap you should look into the ECU of most cars… I’ve got a ’93 and the ECU still operates flawlessly.