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→ VE two stage injectors, how do you set them up?
The set-up of a two stage injector is very important to get optimum performance from your vehicle. If it is not set up correctly it can restrict the mount of fuel delivered on the other hand it can dump too much fuel in causing black smoke.
The nozzle choice is also important but we will cover nozzle sizes in a differant FAQ.
The set up is all to do with NOP1 and NOP2 (nozzle opening pressure) NOP1 is easy enough to do as this can be done on a standard pop tester.
Nozzle Opening Pressure (NOP2) cannot be detected by measuring only pressure or only flow. Similarly injected delivery alone does not give an indication of NOP2.
Want to get more technical? have a look at our download.
→ Stuck Bosch Common Rail Injector, how do I remove it?
Instructions to remove Bosch Common Rail injectors fitted to a Mercedes.
→ Blow-by or the Black Death, what is it all about?
Injector "blow-by" can be the cause of some of the following symptoms.
- Hard or difficult starting
- Erratic or uneven tick over or idle
- Lumpy running
- Smoke on tick over or acceleration
- Black tar around the injectors and a chuffing sound from the engine when running
Injector blow-by occurs when the injector does not seal against the injector seat in the cylinder head. Often a chuffing sound is heard or black "tar" can be seen around the injectors. The engine could also experience one or more of the above symptoms. On some engine applications if this continues serious engine damage could result due to the fact that the ECU will over compensate the fuelling on the cylinder or cylinders with the seating problem causing piston washing or cylinder over fuelling. Even if the injector is removed, cleaned, a new copper washer fitted and then replaced it will not always rectify the problem as the escaping combustion gases may have eroded the seat in the cylinder head. The seat in the cylinder head will need to be refaced with a seat-cutting tool.
→ Can a diesel engine run on fuel other than diesel?
EN 590 DIESEL-SURE TEST KIT Patent pending
The short answer to this question is yes. A diesel engine burns fuel without a spark by injecting an exact amount of fuel into a cylinder containing air that is made hot enough to burn the fuel by compression alone. Hence diesel engines fall into the family of compression ignition engines as apposed to spark ignition engines. Provided the fuel will burn at the temperature created by compression, the engine will run. History shows that diesel engines have been manipulated to run on a variety of substances including sunflower oil, coconut oil, cottonseed oil, buttermilk, turpentine and paraffin. Nevertheless, these products may cause harmful long-term effects including the formation of carbon deposits and excessive wear, leading to eventual failure of fuel injection system.
→ Can the EN 590 DIESEL-SURE test guarantee that the fuel contains no paraffin or heating oil?
EN 590 DIESEL-SURE TEST KIT Patent pending
No. The EN 590 DIESEL-SURE test is designed to identify fuel that does not conform to the current European Standard EN 590 for diesel fuel. Refineries throughout the world do cut diesel with small proportions of paraffin to improve winter flow properties. However, the product sold as diesel must still conform to specification.
→ DPF Cleaning, which method is best?
See the attached document showing the comparison between our DPF Flash Cleaner Machine on the other most common DPF cleaning methods.
Our technology is different from any other on the market because it allows us to clean all kinds of Particulate Filters and Selective Catalytic Reduction units (SCR) used in cars (Euro 6 included), buses, trucks, plant and agricultural equipment.
We don't cut the filter, bake and weld it. We don't dip it into a ultrasonic cleaning tank and then oven bake it to dry. United Diesel employs the Flash Cleaning Machine with its Organic Absorbent Emulsifier, flushing the filter both ways and then air drying it.
We are able to monitor back-pressure (mbar) and air flow (m3/h) before, during and after the cleaning process. A printed report then shows a comparison of the initial and final parameters in order to verify the quality of the cleaning.
→ DPF Filters, what are they and what do they do?
What is a DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter)?
A DPF is a filter fitted to modern diesel engines designed to remove particular matter or soot from the exhaust gases of diesel engines so that they are not released into the atmosphere. Please see the attached document.
→ E.G.R. (Exhaust Gas Recycling) units, what do they actually do?
How an EGR (Exhaust Gas Recycling valve) works - in layman's terms
I am sure that if I asked 100 diesel vehicle owners in the street if they knew what an EGR valve was, let alone how it works, a significant majority would not. You might find this interesting or even scary but I hope to explain how it works.
In a diesel engine clean air is drawn through the air inlet by the help of the compressor inlet of the turbo charger (want to know more about the workings of a turbo see here)
The inlet air, warmed by the turbo system during uptake, will cause the carbon dioxide (CO2) molecules to expand and therefor cause a imbalance with the air to fuel ratio but it is then passed through the charge air cooler (also called a intercooler) which then cools the inlet air. Cooling the air therefore will increase the molecules thus allowing for more clean air to burn.
The clean cooled air then enters the cylinder via the inlet valves. When the inlet valves closes the piston then compresses the trapped air and causes the air molecules to expand resulting in a cylinder temperature of over 400°C. Atomized fuel is then injected and combustion takes place which is the explosion known as the power stroke (want to know more see here).
The exhaust valve opens allowing the burnt gases to be forced through the turbo outlet to the exhaust. Flow of the exhaust gases causes the turbo to spin. The spinning of the turbo draws clean air into the compressor inlet of the turbo.
This sounds good because this maintains two individual passages for different airflows; the clean inlet air passage and the dirty exhaust for burnt gasses.
However there is a problem because although the engine runs efficiently, it also produces more Nitrogen oxide (NOx) gases that are harmful to the ozone layer and are a known greenhouse gas.
As a result of this the engine manufactures have thought of a way to reduce the NOx emissions by reducing the oxygen levels in the cylinder, when efficient fuel combustion is not required, i.e. when the vehicle is idling or at low rpm.
This led to the birth of the EGR valve. Here dirty, used, warm air is redirected into the clean inlet of the cylinder from the exhaust. This results in less oxygen being drawn into the cylinder, reducing the combustion temperature and resulting in less NOx emissions.
The down side is that the EGR valve and the cylinder inlet valves get heavily coated in carbon deposits either causing EGR failure or a reduction in the amount of quality clean air being drawn into the engine. This creates an incorrect air to fuel ratio which results in black exhaust smoke, poor running and increased fuel consumption.
Another problem with increased carbon emissions is that it has an effect on the diesel particulate filter (DPF), which is something else that has been developed to help reduce emissions from the exhaust. I will discuss that later.
Below is a picture of an inlet manifold that to be efficient would be clean and free of carbon deposits. However over a period of time the EGR valve has allowed burnt gasses and carbon to enter the inlet manifold thus restricting the ports. This would cause an imbalance in the air to fuel ratio resulting in poor fuel consumption and more carbon to be drawn back in to the inlet via the EGR valve.
→ EGR (Exhaust Gas Recycling valve) how it works - in layman's terms
I am sure that if I did a pole of 100 diesel vehicle owners in the street and asked them if they knew what an EGR valve was let alone how it works, I am sure that there would be a higher percentage that does not know. You might find this interesting or even scary but I hope to explain how it works. I have copied a diagram off Google images to help with the explanation.
Clean air is drawn into the air intake through the air filter via the inlet housing of the turbo charger (want to know more about the workings of a turbo see here – link)
As the air has now been warmed by the turbo and the co2 molecules have expanded it is necessary to try and cool the air as the cooler the air the as more reduced co2 molecules result in a better air to fuel ratio. The warm air then passes through the inter cooler which cools the air.
The nice clean air then enters the cylinder via the inlet valves and once the valves close the piston compress the trapped air and then when the injector injects combustion takes place (want to know more see here – link)
The burnt air then passed the exhaust valve and pushes down the exhaust manifold past the turbo, spinning it to help drawn in clean air into the inlet side, then out of the exhaust.
Sounds good because this way the inlet passages to the cylinder are kept clean to allow nice clean air in and the exhaust allows for the burnt gasses to go out.
Problem, because this way the engine runs efficient but also produces more Nox gases, harmful to the ozone layer as it is a greenhouse gas.
So the engine manufactures have thought of a way to reduce the Nox, that is to reduce the oxygen levels in the cylinder when the vehicle does not need to be efficient like at idle and at lower revs.
The birth of the EGR valve. Dirty, used, warm air is redirected into the clean inlet of the cylinder from the exhaust. By doing this less oxygen is drawn into the cylinder thus reducing the combustion temperature resulting in less Nox emissions.
The down side is that the EGR valve and inlet valves get totally carboned up thus resulting in EGR failure and also a reduction of clean air being drawn into the engine resulting in a incorrect air to fuel ratio which cause black smoke, poor running and increased fuel consumption.
Another problem with increased carbon emissions is that it has an effect of the DPF (diesel particulate filter), which is something else that has been developed to help reduce emissions from the exhaust. I will discuss that later.
Below is a picture of a inlet manifold that to be efficient would be totally clean but over a period of time the EGR valve has allowed burnt gasses and carbon to enter the inlet manifold thus restricting the ports. This would cause an imbalance to the air to fuel ratio resulting in poor fuel consumption and more carbon to be drawn back in to the inlet via the EGR valve.
→ How different do TDI VE Injectors flow?
This is the test results of various nozzle flow rates showing the differance in deliverd quantity.
This has been done useing the most accurate testing method as all nozzles were tested useing the same "on engine" paramiters.
Please note that this information remains the property of United Diesel Fuel Injection Services Ltd.
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Cancellations – Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, you have a right to cancel within 14 days of receiving your goods. To arrange cancellation, please download and complete our cancellation form and return the completed form to us within 14 days of purchase, with proof of your order.


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"Creativity is the principle of novelty. Creativity introduces novelty into the content of the many, which are the universe disjunctively. The creative advance is the application of this ultimate principle of creativity to each novel situation which it originates. The ultimate metaphysical principle is the advance from disjunction to conjunction, creating a novel entity other than the entities given in disjunction. The novel entity is at once the togetherness of the 'many' which it finds and also it is one among the disjunctive ' many' which it leaves; it is a novel entity, disjunctively among the many entities which it synthesizes. The many become one, and are increased by one. In their natures, entities are disjunctively 'many' in process of passage into conjunctive unity... Thus the 'production of novel togetherness' is the ultimate notion embodied in the term concrescence. These ultimate notions of 'production of novelty' and 'concrete togetherness' are inexplicable either in terms of higher universals or in terms of the components participating in the concrescence. The analysis of the components abstracts from the concrescence. The sole appeal is to intuition.-- (Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality, p. 26)
"Because we do not know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustable well. Yet everything happens a certain number of times, and a very small number, really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, some afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four or five times more. Perhaps not even that. How many times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless." -- Paul Bowles, The Sheltering Sky
"The instrument of thought, which has produced this world that does not work properly, is no longer valid. So perhaps this instrument of thought is worn out. Is there another instrument we can use?" -- Krishnamurti
"...Nature gets credit which should in truth be reserved for ourselves: the rose for its scent, the nightingale for its song, and the sun for his radiance. The poets are entirely mistaken. They should address their lyrics to themselves and should turn them into odes of self-congratulation on the excellence of the human mind. Nature is a dull affair, soundless, scentless, colourless; merely the hurrying of material, endlessly, meaninglessly." -- Alfred North Whitehead - English mathematician & philosopher (1861-1947)___________________________________
". . . keeping the Risen concept of weaving in mind, perhaps at this point it can be sensed that what we have before us, from which we are inseparable and as reflected in this book, is a Supreme Tapestry. There appears to be a Very Grand Design which we all follow, either in awareness or not, co-creatively or not -- recalling that creative means fun. As we weave we are free to make it up as we go along in any way we please, simultaneously staying within the Grand Design as imagined by Higher Imaginals, of whom we an inseparable part. The Grand Design is a work of perfections intermingled with imperfections, solutions with mistakes, and stillness within movement. The Higher Imaginals are many things, but for our purposes here, it suffices to say that they are very advanced and evolved individuals, or Higher Selves." (from The Risen: Dialogues of Love, Grief & Survival Beyond Death; Chapter 13, Mundus Imaginalis, p. 165).


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ZHONGWEI, China — Even in the depths of isolation under Mao, one element of Chinese culture allowed its people to travel abroad and glimpse an alternative way of life: sport.
As capitalism, albeit run under communism, has consumed Chinese life, sport remains a huge part of the national ethos and the country will field one of the largest teams at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. But China has of late increasingly had its eye on traditionally western sports like Formula 1, "extreme sports" and winter games. Four-time British snowboard champion Dom Harington has for example noticed more Chinese competitors on the slopes.
"There are more and more Chinese who are into snowboarding and other adventure sports," says Harington, who lives and trains in Colorado each summer. "I've seen some Chinese guys training in America. They've got a really good half pipe team, and they're really keen."
"What I would say about the Chinese is that they're really brave," Harington says. "They're not afraid to give something a go, or really go for something. There are lots of tricks in snowboarding which are quite scary to try, and they're really keen to give it a go."
Harington is on the slopes as we are talking. But we're not in the Rockies. Or even on snow. We're 900 miles west of Beijing, sliding down a piste of sand.
A half-mile-wide wall of desert dunes plummets 600 feet to the banks of the Yellow River. The Chinese have played on the sand for years, but the run at Zhongwei has been groomed as one of the highest sand-skiing slopes in the world. The big daddy of sand runs, at more than 1,000 feet, is Sossusvlei in Namibia, but Zhongwei remains impressive.
Harington is here for Land Rover's 8,000-mile Journey of Discovery, an expedition from the United Kingdom to Beijing that's allowed us to explore a secret Soviet submarine lair and hang out with an avalanche control team in Italy. Now the bosses in Gaydon want Harington to race a Land Rover LR4. So here we are, practicing among a crowd of avid sandboarders with Chinese adventure sports nut Simon Chen.
As a parasailer soars overhead and someone on a zip wire flies toward the river, Chen uses one of the toboggans you can rent for little more than a dollar to bat down the 50-degree slope. Harington rides an old snowboard, lubricated heavily to speed his descent on the hot sand. It's midday on a Thursday, and the slopes are sparsely populated.
"I've not sandboarded anywhere like this," Harington says. "This is incredible. It's got steep sand dunes so you can pick up lots of speed. There is quite a lot of friction on sand so it's not as fast as snow, but you can get some speed.
The transition from snow to sand is not tricky. Harington says the trick is to keep your weight back, kind of like surfing. Don't lean too far forward, and don't put too much weight on the edges or you'll fall.
"The technique to sandboarding is really similar to snowboarding," Harington says. "If you can snowboard, you can sandboard."
Forget cute alpine cafes with hot chocolate and glühwein to warm you after a few hours on the mountain. Zhongwei is authentically Chinese. A sole parasol at the foot of the slope shields a mask-wearing woman selling warm soft drinks. A small army of men in quasi-military outfits collect toboggans and run the single chairlift. To a man, they all stop and stare as Harington blasts down the hill.
"One of the guys working here just said you are the fastest down this slope," Chen tells him.
Everyone we see on the slope is using a toboggan, but Chen says the weekends draw a lot guys racing on sandboards. We're due in Beijing and can't stick around for that, so Harington races the Landie. The rules are simple. Harington takes position at the lip of the dune. The LR4 needs a running start to avoid bottoming out. Once the truck hits the lip, it's on. First to the bottom wins.
As the sound of the V8 approaching breaks the silence, Harington is bouncing up and down like a coiled spring. The rest of us are down below, watching. As soon as the car hits the lip, Harington leaps into the air and zips headfirst down the dune.
The car weighs three tons and must churn through, not surf over, the sand. Despite its inertial advantage, Harington's fleetness of foot quickly has them neck and neck. The driver and snowboarder eye each other for a moment as they barrel down the slope. In the end, horsepower beats manpower, but only by a couple of feet.
"It was awesome. Like a James Bond stunt," Harington said. "I could see the Yellow River as I was flying down, so it was just incredible. Hopefully next winter I'll some and snowboard in China. That would be amazing."
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Career Highs
Goals: 4 (Boston University 3/21/09)
Assists: 1 (several times)
Points: 5 (Boston University 3/21/09)
Ground Balls: 4 (several times)
Draw Controls: 7 (Quinnipiac 3/7/09)
Caused turnovers: 3 (several times)
Senior · 2012
Team captain ... Named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll ... Had one goal and one assist in win against Boston University ... Won one draw control versus Cornell ... Scored two goals in double-overtime victory against James Madison ... Had one goal, one ground ball and one caused turnover versus Penn ... Had an assist and grabbed one ground ball in win against Brown ... Picked up three ground balls and caused a turnover in win over Columbia .... Had two ground balls, two draw controls and one caused turnover over against Penn in the Ivy League Semifinals.
Junior · 2011
Team captain … Started in all 16 games … Fifth on the team in goals (14) and points (17) and fourth in assists (3) … Scored two goals and an assist in win over Holy Cross … Also had two goals in win over New Hampshire and in Harvard's upset of No. 10 Dartmouth in the Ivy League tournament … Won 14 draw controls and collected 20 ground balls this season … Tied for fourth in caused turnovers (10).
Sophomore · 2010
Started all 15 games at midfield … Sixth on the team in goals (11) and sixth in points (14) … Scored multiple goals twice and have two or more points in a game five times … Second on the team in caused turnovers (12), third in ground balls (23) and fifth in draw controls (20).
Freshman · 2009
Received honorable mention All-Ivy League honors ... Ranked third on the team with 23 goals, fourth with 29 points and second with 31 draw controls ... Led the Crimson with 29 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers ... Dished out six assists during the season ... Made collegiate debut in season opener versus Holy Cross ... Scored first collegiate goal against Massachusetts ... Scored four goals against No. 12 Boston University and Columbia ... Tallied five points in game at BU ... Picked up four ground balls in three contests... Gathered seven draw controls versus Quinnipiac ... Caused three turnovers against No. 13 New Hampshire and BU.
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Participated in cross country, indoor track and field and soccer ... A two-time All-American and Academic All-American by US Lacrosse ... First-team all-state in lacrosse as a junior and senior and three-time first-team all-state in cross country ... Was the No. 1 runner on cross country team ... Named the Milford Rotary Souhegan High School Athlete of the Year ... Received the William Loeb Scholarship Athlete Award presented by the Union Leader Charitable Fund ... Wendy's Heisman Female New Hampshire state winner ... A three-time Union Leader Female Lacrosse Player of the Year, a two-time Nashua Telegraph Female Runner of the Year, and Nashua Telegraph Female Student-Athlete of the Year as a senior ... Class Valedictorian ... Member of the National Honor Society and secretary as a junior and senior ... Community Council representative and treasurer for four years ... Dartmouth College Book Award recipient and R.I.T. Kodak Young Leaders Award winner as a junior ... Sunday columnist for the Nashua Telegraph ... Organized "Coats for Care" drive to benefit local soup kitchens.


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First look: Kaana Kitchen at Andaz Maui at Wailea
Left: Kaana Kitchen dining room; right: chef de cuisine Isaac Bancaco
Photos courtesy of Andaz Maui
Last month, Andaz Maui at Wailea opened. Andaz is the Hyatt's newer brand of hotels that markets a more intimate experience and properties designed to be in tune with their locale, both in the cultural and physical senses.
What that means for dining at Kaana Kitchen at Andaz: a completely open kitchen, a juice mixologist for breakfast—bet you've never had a pineapple, honeydew, avocado, chard, basil and sage juice before—and a dinner menu categorized by its local food producers, such as Surfing Goat Dairy, Ono Organic Farms and Maui's upcountry ranchers. At Kaana Kitchen, the growers literally come first on the menu.
Menu items are creative, like in the Surfing Goat Dairy section, the grilled octopus with artichoke and the dairy's Secret Sicily cheese; under Big Island Kona Cold, a kampachi bacon with abalone risotto; in "ahi caught by Chad Miyake," a grilled belly with pohole and dried shrimp.
Maui-born Isaac Bancaco is the chef de cuisine at Kaana Kitchen, partnering with Maui farms to source products exclusively for Andaz. Previously, he was the executive chef of Pineapple Grill in Kapalua, and, before that, the chef de cuisine at the Grand Wailea's Humuhumunukunukuapuaa. After culinary school in Portland, Oregon, he worked around the Mainland, including a stint as sous chef at Ming Tsai's Blue Ginger.
On a recent brief trip to Maui, I could only experience Kaana Kitchen very cursorily, but I can't wait to return for what friends are already calling some of the state's most exciting dining.
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OK, this is going to be very cool. On Saturday, June 21, from 4-7 p.m. in City Park, Groke and I are emceeing this fun, family friendly event, for a good cause. The Take Steps walk is a charity event to benefit the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation with a festival-style feel. You can register here.
Unlike many events, this one is accommodating because it's in the afternoon. And it's a tremendous way to support the charity, eat great food, listen and dance to great music, meet others impacted with Crohn's or coliits and enjoy great children activities with many sports mascots. The walk is just under a mile, around the City Park lake.
I am the honorary chairperson for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation in Denver. Perhaps like you, I'd never even heard of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. But they are these excruciatingly painful diseases that attack peoples' digestive systems. More than 1.4 million Americans suffer from this, with 150,000 of them children. During the events I've attended, I've met numerous young children who have missed months of school and undergone, literally, double-digit surgeries.


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Reader Ed sent in this link, and we've gotta say this cute little model motor's a doozy. And with its blower, we're betting it out-powers our 50cc Motobecane moped mill that's currently sitting in the laundry room. At one seventieth the size of a Chevy 350, this thing wouldn't exactly get an El Camino down the road, but oh mang, with those zoomies, it sounds as if it could power the USS Nimitz.
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The GTBi's coachwork remained largely unchanged with respect to the 308 GTB, apart from a few modifications to the interior. The most important changes, however, were made to the engine. In fact, in competition, fuel injection systems had replaced the traditional stacks of carburettors and, as transferring racing experience to production cars has always been part of the Ferrari mission, adopting fuel injection systems was in line with this, helping indirectly to comply with new exhaust emission norms.
With worldwide legislation increasing to reduce exhaust emissions, fuel injection was adopted on the 308 GTB in late 1980, and the model became the 308 GTBi, the "i" suffix in the model designation referring to the fitment of fuel injection. Visually the new model was almost identical to the outgoing one, although the casting pattern of the five spoke alloy wheels changed slightly due to the fitment of Michelin TRX metric size radial tyres. However, the imperial size Michelin XWX tyres on 14" wheels, or Pirelli P7 tyres on 16" wheels were available as an option.Read more
As with the exterior, the interior was very similar to the 308 GTB model, the main differences being that the leather trimmed bucket seats had a different stitch pattern, whilst the main instruments were maintained in a hooded nacelle in front of the driver, the clock and oil temperature gauge were moved to a panel at the front of the centre console to make them more easily visible in a separate panel on the lower left edge of the dashboard.
The steering wheel design was also changed to one with satin black spokes, featuring longitudinal slots. As with the preceding model the gear lever in an open gate was mounted in the centre console alongside the ashtray, as was the ancillary switchgear and the handbrake.
The main European market 308 GTBi models had a tubular chassis with factory type reference F 106 BB 100. Disc brakes, with independent suspension via wishbones, coil springs, and hydraulic shock absorbers, were provided all round, with front and rear anti roll bars. All models were numbered in the Ferrari odd number road car chassis sequence, with both right and left hand drive available. Production ran from 1980 through to 1982, during which time 494 examples were produced in the chassis number range 31327 to 43059.
The transversely mid-mounted aluminium V8 engine was essentially of the same design as that used in the preceding 308 GTB model, but with a fuel injection system replacing the quadruple twin choke carburettors fitted to the former. It was of a 90 degree configuration, with belt driven twin overhead camshafts per bank, having a total capacity of 2926cc, with a bore and stroke of 81mm x 71mm, bearing factory type reference F 106 BB 000 for European market cars. The engine was coupled in unit with the all synchromesh five speed transmission assembly, which was below, and to the rear of the engine's sump.
The gear and final drive ratios were altered to suit the revised characteristics of the fuel injected engine. It was fitted with a Bosch K Jetronic fuel injection system, coupled to a Marelli MED 803A Digiplex electronic ignition system, incorporating a coil, distributor and ignition module to serve each bank of cylinders.
From this model onwards all world market 308 series cars were fitted with wet sump lubrication. The claimed power output was 214bhp for European market models, and 205bhp for US market examples, which were fitted with power sapping emission control equipment.
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|81 x 71 mm
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|Total displacement
|2926.90 cc
|Compression ratio
|8.8 : 1
|Maximum power
|157 kW (214 hp) at 6600 rpm
|Power per litre
|73 CV/l
|Maximum torque
|243 Nm (24.8 kgm) at 4600 rpm
|Valve actuation
|twin overhead camshafts per bank, two valves per cylinder
|Fuel feed
|Bosch K-Jetronic injection
|electronic, single spark plug per cylinder
|wet sump
|tubular steel
|Front suspension
|independent, unequal-length wishbones, coil springs over telescopic shock absorbers, anti-roll bar
|Rear suspension
|independent, unequal-length wishbones, coil springs over telescopic shock absorbers, anti-roll bar
|5-speed + reverse
|Fuel tank
|capacity 74 litres
|Front tyres
|Rear tyres
|two-seater berlinetta
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|Rear track
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|1286 kg (dry)
|Top speed
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The pass-rushing prowess of Kansas City Chiefs Pro Bowl outside linebacker Tamba Hali tends to put an offense on high alert.
Although Hali has only generated nine tackles and one sack this season since returning from a one-game suspension for violating the NFL substance-abuse policy, the Ravens haven't forgotten how much trouble he gave them during a 30-7 AFC wild-card playoff victory over the Chiefs two seasons ago.
Hali recorded seven tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and a pass deflection against Baltimore, primarily rushing against left offensive tackle Michael Oher. Oher gets another shot at Hali on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.
"Great player, has a lot of different moves, has speed, power to bull rush," Oher said of Hali, who had a dozen sacks and four forced fumbles last season. "He does different things, he's capable of a variety of things. Whatever he does, he's going to do it fairly well."
It's a case of mutual respect between Oher and Hali.
A former Penn State standout, the 6-foot-3, 275-pounder wasn't inclined to brag about getting past Oher in the playoff game, or make assumptions that it's a precursor to how Sunday's matchup will unfold.
"Great athlete, good player, knows how to punch his hands," Hali said during a conference call. "He gets to the spot, forces you to make decisions, protects the inside very well, strong. Every year it's different, and guys prepare differently. They are doing things a little different.
"Hopefully, if we get in that type of game, I'll be able to use what I was able to do in prior years, but this year is a little different. Depending on how the game goes, it will be interesting on how he and I will match up for the entire game."
Hali is off to a quiet start to this season, but history suggests he'll rebound strongly.
For his career, Hali has 54 1/2 sacks and 22 forced fumbles.
"I hope so," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "We need for him to be productive, but Tamba tries hard every play. If you watch Tamba rush and he is giving it all and he is getting close. A lot of times he is not able to get the sack, but he does impact the quarterback. We expect that to continue."
Meanwhile, Oher is coming off arguably his worst game of the season, committing three penalties on two holding calls and one false start in last week's win over the Cleveland Browns.
However, Oher shut out highly regarded New England Patriots rookie defensive end Chandler Jones, the AFC Defensive Rookie of the Month, two games ago.
"We just need to continue to get better," Oher said. "We have to cut down penalties and get better in a lot of different aspects."
The Ravens have allowed nine sacks in four games, and will have more than Hali to concern themselves with Sunday.
The Chiefs also have left outside linebacker Justin Houston, who leads them with four sacks, four fumble recoveries and five tackles for losses.
A former University of Georgia player, Houston conducted a private workout for Ravens defensive coordinator Dean Pees heading into the NFL draft two years ago before being picked by Kansas City.
"They've got two guys," coach John Harbaugh said. "The Houston kid from Georgia is a really talented pass rusher, too. So, they've got two tremendous pass rushers right now. It seems like we see those guys every week and there are two more of them coming down the pike.
"They are just both fast, speed edge rushers. They are both explosive athletic guys. They're more explosive, athetic type rushers more than power rushers, but they have power. They are just good players."
Predominantly running a 3-4 scheme, the Chiefs have 15 quarterback pressures this season.
"They get after the pass, they are great pass rushers off the edge," Ravens running back Ray Rice said. "We have to be alert where they are at all times."


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Pop into Boots now and you will see the lovely Frontcover palettes at half price!
I love the idea of having everything in one place, although regular readers will know I am not a fan of cardboard packaging. Frontcover may be coming up with something soon to rectify that!
Anyway, the offers…
Rainbow Eyes was £30, now £15 (this is math I can do!)
Mermaid Dreams, £25, not £12.50
Easy on the Eye Cool
Easy on the Eye Hot
Both were £8, now £4
Miss Behaving Palette, was £15, no £7.50
There's no official word as to how long this offer is on for, so if you are looking to buy one of these palettes, now is the time! Buy online or instore!


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The Cricketweb XI will be starting a domestic league to help with selection of tour sqauds. Keep in mind this is not an international league.
It will be called the development league and it will comprise of minnow teams, 'A' teams and Youth teams playing against the CWXI Development Team. The team will allow players not contracted to go on a tour to keep their cricketing skills sharp by continuing to play in domestic cricket.
In addition, we will be introducing an injury system. This way, if a player gets injured or is out of form, he or she may be dropped and an 'in-form' player called up to replace him/her. The league is essentially Cricketweb XI's County Cricket. It will be called the Development League.
The League should begin after the current tour of South Africa and will be accompanied by the contracted squad being cut from 18 players to 15 for the next tour - to the West Indies. As such, the Developemnt League will be run in the WI at the time to save money (yes, we're cheap :P) in travel fees. Once again this is not an international league.
We encourage any new players to sign up to play for the Development Team.
I hope everyone understands the concept of this league and that people will sign up.
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Urging the people to be safe and responsible, Bollywood celebrities like Farhan Akhtar, Shilpa Shetty and Sachin Pilgaonkar said that it is important to ensure safety and be self-reliant but people also need to cooperate and help police in that.
The actors were present at a program organised by the Mumbai police to create awareness among the Ganesh mandals about the safety and security during the ten-day Ganesh festival.
"If we will also help the police, then nobody will get any chance to do bad or something evil. There are such nuisance elements in every society. But to stand against them, don't depend on police only, instead get along with the police and help," Sachin Pilagaonkar said.
"When you will do this, nobody will dare to think or do anything," he said.
Farhan feels that Ganesh Chaturthi "is an occassion of happiness" and one should enjoy it.
"Now police is doing its work but we should also do whatever we can. We should always keep the city safe not just because its Ganesh Chaturthi," he added.
Shilpa Shetty recommended women to be "self-reliant" and "be aware of surroundings".
"Be aware of your surroundings and I think it is very important to be a responsible citizen in times like this. It's very important to be self-reliant," Shilpa said.
"Obviously police is there to help but I think every woman should be confident and not get afraid in such situations," she added.


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Upton Doing Agility Drill Pre-Game Thursday
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get him healthy to get the rays back on track. i'll never forget th speed/power commerical for addidas with him and Ryan Howard. seems like a good guy on the camera and i love the marketing ability of him and his younger bro. however when he is often called out for dogging it it is hard for a casual rays/upton fan to cheer for him
I had a discussion with a Tigers fan today about the misconception of B J's stride. When Carl Crawford runs his arms go all over the place and his lower lips hangs there like a lap dog. Crawford's erratic motions make him look faster by the optical illusuion caused by so much going on in a single stride. Upton glides more with a fluid motion and a longer leg span.
That can give off a deceptive motion and precetion of a slower speed. Upton and Crawford are both speed demons, but because of Upton's grace around the bases, he doesn't look like he is going to fall over when he rounds second base.
But then again, with Pat Burrell gone…Someone has to take the Rays scapegoat label…It doesn't fit anyone else on the Rays roster like a glove.
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TURF! Wrecker of many careers. I'm very much looking forward to this weekend's games. Should be a lot of fun. And I do hope Upton is at his best.
Believe me, I am one person who knows the horrors of turf better than anyone in the World. It cost me my career, and almost my life.
Turf is killing Carl Crawford's knees, and might end up shortening his career by a few years. That is one of the reason I think he will go either to the Dodgers or Angels. They have some of the best grass in the MLB.
Upton knows what needs to be done, but sometimes applying that is just as hard as climbing up a sheer cliff of granite.
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Glad Upton is OK, because he'll make this weekend's series even more exciting. I can't decide which if the Rays I worry about most: Upton, Crawford, Pena or Longoria. Shudder.
I would be worried about Reid Brignac and Matt Garza (Sat's starter). Both are riding huge confidences and can be totally dominant in the clutch right now.
Close second would be Matt Joyce who has been hitting guys in pretty regularly right now.
But then again, I want Phil Hughes to get blasted for personal reasons…And he knows why!
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Thanks for the comment. I knew I would forget an injury or two. So many to keep up on. Not much longer on the trade dealine. Today should be very interesting!
Looking forward to the Yankee battle… and I'm with BTB on the turf thing. Remember the Hawk and his poor, poor knees!
Believe me, I understand totally. 2 years ago I tried to keep up a updated Trade deadline blog with a few of the sources Ihad hidden in the notebooks, but it droveme nuts editing and rewriting every ten minutes.
It can be a rough period to even try and fathom the aspects and the procedures that go along with trading at this time of the year.
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People forget, the turf caused the endofmy football career, so I totally understand. Add that with the fact the Rays front office has been thinking of replacing the Field Turf with the MLB new sponsor Asotroturf,and you geta turf war going.
Always fun.
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I think one of us will find it more fun than the other…but we shall see. Both teams are playing well, and this might just be a catalyst to the rest of the year. But then again, the Rays are in the middle of a 11-game homestand against 3 teams that could contend for a playoff berth and are 4-0 so far.
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Peripheral neuropathy is the degeneration of peripheral nerves that supply mainly the distal muscles of the extremities.
This syndrome is associated with non-inflammatory degeneration of the axon and myelin sheaths. Although peripheral neuropathy can occur at any age, incidence is highest in men between ages 30 and 50. Onset is usually insidious, and patients may compensate by overusing unaffected muscles.
The peripheral nervous system is the network of nerves used for all movements (motor nerves) and sensations (sensory nerves). This network of nerves is connected to the central nervous system at the brainstem and at many points along the spinal cord. It reaches to the remote parts of the body.
The peripheral nerves provide communication between the brain and the organs, blood vessels, muscles, and skin. The brain's commands are conveyed by motor nerves, and information is delivered back to the brain by the sensory nerves.
Damage to a peripheral nerve can interfere with communication between the area it serves and the brain. This can impair the ability to move muscles or to feel normal sensations. It can produce a painful sensation along the involved peripheral nerve.
Peripheral neuropathy is the term used to describe damage to the peripheral nerves that does not affect the brain and spinal cord. With minor damage, there may be acute burning pain, whereas major damage can result in imbalance or muscle weakness and even paralysis.
There may be damage to a single nerve, as is the case in carpal tunnel syndrome, or damage to many nerves at the same time, as in Guillain-Barre syndrome.
The causes of peripheral neuropathy are numerous. A partial list includes immediate injury, continuing pressure on a nerve, and nerve destruction from disease or poisoning.
The most common causes of peripheral neuropathies are diabetes mellitus, vitamin deficiency, alcoholism associated with poor nutrition, and inherited disorders.
Pressure on a nerve can be due to a tumor, abnormal bone growth, use of a cast or crutches, or prolonged periods in cramped postures. Rheumatoid arthritis, excessive vibration from power tools, bleeding into a nerve, herniated discs, exposure to cold or radiation, and various forms of cancer can also cause pressure on nerves.
A common peripheral neuropathy, meralgia paresthetica, is characterized by burning sensations, numbness, and sensitivity of the front of the thighs.
Microorganisms can attack the nerves directly and result in peripheral nerve damage. The cause can also be toxic substances, including heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic), carbon monoxide, and solvents.
The symptoms usually begin gradually over many months. A tingling sensation usually begins in the toes or the balls of the feet and spreads upwards. Occasionally, it begins in the hands and extends up the arms. Then numbness may proceed in the same way.
The skin can become sensitive, and even the lightest touch can be painful. In severe forms, a gradual weakness in the muscles may occur. A special risk is that a numbed part of the body can sustain an injury without the patient's awareness until it becomes infected or ulcerated.
With diabetes mellitus, symptoms of a peripheral neuropathy may not appear until 15 or 20 years after onset. A severe form of vitamin B12 deficiency, known as pernicious anemia, occurs when the body cannot absorb vitamin B12 as it should. Specific symptoms before the onset of peripheral neuropathy include paleness, weakness, fatigue, faintness, or breathlessness. The skin may turn yellow, and the mouth and tongue may be sore.
Diagnosis is usually based upon a history compatible with the disease coupled with a clinical exam showing diminished function of the peripheral nerves.
Specific therapy will be directed at the cause of the peripheral neuropathy. This may mean closer control of the underlying disease, such as regular injections of vitamin B12 for pernicious anemia, returning the blood glucose level to normal if the patient has diabetes mellitus, or avoidance of alcohol. Multivitamin therapy may be appropriate.
In severe cases with permanent impairment, physical therapy may be needed to maintain as much muscle strength as possible and to avoid muscle cramping and spasms. Mechanical devices may be needed for mobility. The skin should be checked regularly and any bruises or open sores reported to the physician.
What is the cause of the peripheral neuropathy?
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A French court has fined Gerard Depardieu 4,000 euros ($5,300) and suspended his driver's license for six months in a drunk-driving case that started when the actor fell off his scooter in Paris in November and ended up being taken to a police station.
Depardieu's lawyer, Eric de Caumont, said he planned to appeal Friday's ruling. He said Depardieu, who was not at the hearing, was in Moscow filming.
It's not the first time alcohol and the law mixed for the 64-year-old actor. In 1998, Depardieu crashed his motorcycle when his blood-alcohol level was five times over the legal limit. He escaped with leg and face injuries.
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Depardieu has publicly feuded with France's ruling Socialist government and accepted a Russian passport from President Vladimir Putin.


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For this CPA, the wild deadline is not April 15, it is Oct. 15. This is the time of year when it can be very difficult to get information from our taxpayers, and it is always a wild scramble to the finish line. I think the latest I have gotten out of the office so far this week is 3:30 a.m., but it is almost done.
To celebrate, I am headed off on my annual fall farm trip. This year, I will leave Yakima, Wash., Sunday morning and fly to Kansas City to stay a couple of days. I will drive my partner's combine on Monday. On Tuesday, I head up to Mason City, Iowa, to visit with a farm consultant, and the goal is to drive a combine in the afternoon. On Wednesday morning, I will stop by the Pro Farmer office in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and then meet up with another farm consultant/farmer and drive that afternoon.
On Thursday, I start driving to Baton Rouge, La., where I plan on meeting one of my farm clients and the goal is to drive a sugar cane harvester for the first time. On Friday, I meet up with my oldest son in New Orleans and two of his friends (I hope I can keep up with them) and on Saturday, we attend the LSU/Auburn game in Baton Rouge. The original goal was to watch the New Orleans Saints/Indianapolis Colts game on Sunday, but since Peyton Manning is not playing, I think we are going to play golf.
As you can see, for this farm boy, the ultimate vacation is to drive three combines and a sugar cane harvester. I will keep you updated on the trip, since I will have my iPad with me and can post anytime I want.


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Having waltzed through the qualifying process for their past two major tournaments, Spain find themselves in an undignified tangle at the halfway point on the road to the World Cup in Brazil.
While most of the fancied nations appear well-placed to qualify for next year's finals automatically, world champions Spain head to Paris to play Group I leaders France today knowing a defeat would leave them five points adrift.
They are not alone in feeling a little vulnerable. England, despite an 8-0 victory in San Marino on Friday, go to Montenegro trailing the tiny Adriatic nation by two points and with two of Serie A's leading strikers to contend with.
Portugal too, have plenty of work ahead of them to reach the country they discovered. They make the long trip to Azerbaijan sitting third in Group F, without suspended captain and talisman Cristiano Ronaldo, and with the pressure growing on coach Paulo Bento.
"We are in a difficult situation, but nothing is impossible. Winning in Azerbaijan is the only way to continue the fight for qualification for the World Cup," defender Joao Pereira said.
Spain's surprise home draw with Finland on Friday followed last October's 1-1 home draw with France and handed the initiative to Les Bleus, who beat Georgia 3-1 on Friday.
Anything less than a victory at the Stade de France would leave Spain contemplating a back door entry to Brazil via the playoffs.
"We were always going to Paris to win and nothing has changed," striker David Villa told Spanish newspaper Marca. "The result against Finland has given us even more reason to go there and get three points."
Arsenal defender Nacho Monreal said that although the clash with France could not be considered a "final," whoever wins it would take a huge step toward Brazil.
"It's too early to talk about it like a final, but we don't have much margin for error," Monreal said. "If we lose, we would be five points behind and in a small group it would be complicated to finish in first position."
Spain have won three of their past four matches against France, including at last year's Euro 2012 finals in Ukraine, and the last time they tasted defeat was in the round-of-16 of the 2006 World Cup.
Montenegro versus England does not have the same tradition as a meeting of France and Spain, but nevertheless the Balkan nation have quickly proved they are capable of mixing it with the big boys of world soccer.
England failed to beat them in Euro 2012 qualifying, drawing home and away, and another failure to do so would make it an uncomfortable time before they face Moldova in September.
The question marks at the heart of England's defense, which has been robbed of the likes of John Terry and Rio Ferdinand, as well as several others to injury, remain after an 8-0 win in San Marino in which Roy Hodgson would have learned nothing.
Montenegro's Italy-based strikers Mirko Vucinic and Stevan Jovetic will be ready to exploit any weakness in that area in what will be a noisy atmosphere in Podgorica.
"They have got certain individuals in the world-class category. We are well aware of the task in hand and know it's a much tougher game," said England captain Steven Gerrard, who along with Ashley Cole was rested against San Marino. "I don't know whether crucial is the right word to describe this game, but it is certainly a result we need."


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Sugarflair Airbrush Colours for Cake Decoration - Bubblegum
Bubblegum Edible Airbrush Colour
The Bubblegum Pink Edible Airbrush colour is a liquid food paint for cake decorating and sugarcraft manufactured by leading supplier Sugarflair. Designed for airbrushing it is the perfect consistency for spraying without causing blockages in your airbrush. The colours are strong and bold and allow you to add colour to your cakes with the minimum amount of colour additives compared to coloured sugarpastes.
It has a droplet top for ease of use and comes in a 60ml screw top bottle.
Bubblegum Pink can also be mixed with other colours to care a variety of shades.
Dietary Advice: Kosher and suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
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Instructions and Tips for Use
The Sugarflair Airbrush colours can be used for all-over spraying or for painting fine detail.
Use masks and stencils to get detailed designs.
If you want a lighter tint add a drop or two of alcohol to the reservoir before adding the colour of your choice (isopropyl is excellent but Vodka will also do the trick!) Alternatively you can add white Airbrush colour to give more of a 'poster paint' effect..
For darker tones use a small amount of black and for dusky shades add a drop of brown to your colour choice.
If you are doing a large area you can premix some of the colour with alcohol to ensure consistency of colour but make sure you keep the excess covered as the alcohol will evaporate quickly.
For most colours it is not necessary to clean your airbrush between colours simply spray out the remaining colour onto kitchen roll or similar. If you are going from a dark colour to a very pale colour you can add a drop of alcohol to the reservoir and give a second spray to remove any residue. Ideally try to plan your colours from light to dark to prevent additional cleaning!
Clean your airbrush thoroughly once you have completed your airbrushing project to prevent residue drying and causing blockages when next used.
All colours contain water and ethanol plus food colour
For a full list of food colours used in the Sugarflair airbrush colour range, please check the ingredients page here


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New Mexico proposal would make trophy poaching a felony
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The New Mexico Game and Fish Department wants to get tough on poachers who take the heads and antlers of elk, deer and other trophy animals and leave the meat behind to rot.
The department is supporting legislation introduced in the House that would make such poaching crimes a fourth-degree felony in New Mexico. Currently, these crimes are classified as misdemeanors.
Tougher penalties are needed as a deterrent to stop the waste of the state's wildlife, said Col. Robert Griego, head of the department's field operations division.
"It's an increasing problem," Griego told The Associated Press in an interview. "New Mexico's wildlife, our big game, is some of the best in the world, and in turn it is very valuable so there is a market for it."
Over the past two years, state conservation officers have investigated more than 200 cases in which big game animals have been unlawfully killed and their carcasses left to rot.
The state in 2006 imposed stiffer civil penalties ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 for such crimes, but Game and Fish officers said the fines did not go far enough to put a dent in the problem.
Under the legislation introduced by Rep. Alonzo Baldonado, R-Los Lunas, offenders could face 18 months in prison and criminal fines of up to $5,000 for a felony conviction. With a felony on their record, they would also lose their right to own firearms, Griego said.
"The punishment would pack some weight, which is what's necessary," he said.
Some critics have voiced concerns in letters and emails to the department regarding the harshness of the proposed penalties. However, there has been no organized movement against the bill.
The felony classification would apply to wasteful poaching crimes involving bighorn sheep, ibex, oryx, elk, deer and pronghorn antelope.
The legislation would also clarify language related to misdemeanor violations under the state's hunting and fishing statutes, create additional penalty assessments for minor infractions and allow more time for the department to investigate and prosecute cases. Petty misdemeanors currently fall within a one-year statute of limitations.
Supporters of the bill have been distributing information packets to lawmakers that include details about the proposal along with graphic photographs of bloated, headless elk carcasses and collections of dead pronghorn antelope.
The bill has the support of the New Mexico Game Commission, the New Mexico Conservation Officers Association, the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, the Council of Guides and Outfitters and other groups.
"We want to send poachers a message that stealing the state's wildlife, whether for the thrill or for profit, is a serious crime with serious consequences," Baldonado said.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press.


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The field of Medical Billing and is a popular career option for medical professionals who wish to stay out of the examining room. This administrative career path involves handling sensitive patient data and treatment information and working with insurance carriers. Medical Billers may work from a hospital office, or may be employed from home.
Medical Billing Schools is an online career and education resource for professionals and students in medical insurance billing, medical coding and medical records analysis. Here you can explore popular Medical Billing schools, or do a quick search to see schools by state or by zip code. Explore job descriptions, salary figures and other helpful articles to see what this industry holds for you.
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Medical Billing schools focus on basic medical subjects, as well as the specific skills needed to code and work with medical records.
With schools and colleges offering affordable training programs through campuses and online programs nationwide, finding the right program for you is easy.
In this section: Find out about training details, learn what to look for in a Medical Billing school, and explore our suggested schools.
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Browse our catalogue of articles on medical insurance billing careers and education to get a better idea of what this unique, lucrative field holds for you.
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Medical Billing & Coding is a popular career choice for medical professionals who enjoy the administrative side of healthcare over patient care.
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With each New Year it seems we get a free pass to do things differently, to create a new version of ourselves. On January 1, we get our annual 'do-over'. While the notion of turning over a new leaf is very appealing, who said it has to happen only once a year? What if that opportunity were available to us more often than that?
Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner tell us that "Leadership is in the moment." And there is plenty of evidence that shows us these moments happen with both frequency and consistency. For example, Gloria Mark at UC-Irvine suggests that we are presented with such 'do-over' moments every 3.05 minutes! That's how often we are interrupted by someone during a typical 8-hour workday.
Truly mindful leaders will recognize each of these moments as an opportunity to be fully present, to react and respond according to their own values and the values of those with whom they interact. They will seize the opportunity to be "in the moment" and demonstrate a leadership behavior that will enhance their relationship with another person.
Learning to take advantage of these special occasions takes practice. As a coach, facilitator, teacher, or leader, if you are working to fully develop The Five Practices, this is fertile ground. There are many approaches you might take to help shift leaders' thinking, using the "every 3.05 minutes" metric. For example, you could ask leaders to:
- Track the interruptions they encounter on any given day and to think about their response. Did they take the opportunity to help define the relationship they have with the other person?
- At the end of a day, reflect on the day's events and identify a single moment that they either hit or missed. Encourage them to find an opportunity to bring their 'do-over' moment back to their team, direct reports, or some other larger group for shared learning.
Another more in-depth approach would be to ask leaders to identify a specific relationship they would like to strengthen-one in which they would like to engage more fully. Focus on that relationship for a specific length of time (e.g., a week, a month, or whatever seems appropriate). Track the moments made available to influence that relationship. And help leaders see that they may be as often as every 3.05 minutes.
Through coaching or peer reflection, leaders can make it an everyday practice to act and reflect on the opportunities available to them to make a difference, to do things differently. Whether the moments are grabbed or missed, over time leaders may recognize that the "fresh slate" that we so often associate with the New Year and our resolve to change comes much more often than we realize. And each moment offers a unique opportunity to lead.
Beth High is President of HighRoad Consulting, a leadership development company, where she focuses on the challenges of leading effectively in the virtual environment. She also is a Master Facilitator of The Leadership Challenge® Workshop and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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WAG Screens Deco Dawson's Films on Art
Winnipeg, MB, October 30, 2012: The Winnipeg Art Gallery is pleased to present an evening of Deco Dawson's award-winning films on art on Friday, November 2 at 8pm, free to the public. Presented in partnership with On Screen Manitoba and Manitoba Film & Music, the event will feature Dawson's...
Oct 30, 2012
Winnipeg, MB, October 25, 2012: The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Centennial Ball on October 20 was an outstanding success, raising over $330,000 in support of the Gallery's art and learning programs for children and youth. Close to 500 guests at the black-tie event dined in the galleries, which were...
Oct 25, 2012
Take an Architectural Tour of the Winnipeg Art Gallery
Built in 1971, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is regarded as one of the finest late-modernist buildings in the country. Join architectural historian Susan Algie from the Winnipeg Architectural Foundation for an in-depth tour and learn about the architect, the design, and the history of this...
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Oct 18, 2012
Art Eats Offers Dinner at Storm Bistro and a Winnipeg Art Gallery Exhibition Tour
Looking for a different night out? How about a delicious dinner in a rooftop restaurant followed by a tour of an art exhibition? The Winnipeg Art Gallery's Art Eats offers a three-course dinner at Storm Bistro, followed by a tour of the exhibition Winnipeg Now. It takes place from 6 to 9pm...
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Oct 17, 2012
Shawna Dempsey to Read "Bedtime Stories" in WAG Exhibition
Bedtime stories aren't just for kids! Certainly not when they are told by performance artist Shawna Dempsey as she reads from the very adult book Bedtime Stories for the Edge of the World at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The readings spin a tale of North American history as you've never imagined and...
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Oct 17, 2012
WAG Calls for Nominations for Centennial Recognition Awards
Do you know someone who has made a significant contribution to the Winnipeg Art Gallery? Perhaps they have worked long volunteer hours, donated artwork or initiated new projects at the Gallery. The WAG is calling for nominations for its Centennial Recognition Awards—100 awards for 100 years. The...
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Oct 15, 2012
Explore the WAG's 100 Years on wag100.ca
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year and you can learn all about the past century at wag100.ca. See images, newspaper clippings, watch video, and listen to audio interviews—you can even share your WAG story on this
interactive timeline.
From 1902, when an art...
Oct 11, 2012
WAG Inuit Art Curator Receives Honorary Doctoral Degree
Darlene Coward Wight, Curator of Inuit Art at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, will receive an Honorary Doctor of Letters (D.Litt.) at the University of Manitoba's Fall Convocation on Wednesday, October 17.
As curator and art historian, Coward Wight's work has centered on preserving, promoting, and...
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Oct 10, 2012
WAG Task Force Meets to Discuss Inuit Art and Learning Centre
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is pleased to announce the creation of a national Inuit Art Task Force to help inform and guide the planning of the Inuit Art and Learning Centre (IALC). The product of an international architectural competition, the Centre will house the WAG's celebrated collection of...
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Oct 3, 2012
WAG Walking Tour Looks at Downtown Modernist Buildings
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is considered one of the finest examples of Modernist architectural buildings in the country. However, there are many more Modernist buildings in Winnipeg and the WAG has organized an hour-long walking tour of the city's core at 2pm on Sunday, October 14 with Serena...
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Jeanie attended schools in China Lake, Kansas and Arkansas. She was an advocate for breastfeeding mothers through La Leche League and taught reading and yearbook at local Christian schools. She was an American Sign Language Interpreter and EEO Advocate.
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fishes, squid, crustaceans, stingrays
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pupped in coastal lagoons, then migrate offshore later in life; found around the world in tropical, subtropical and warm-temperate waters
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With that wide, thick head shaped like a double-headed hammer, it's easy to identify a hammerhead shark. You can tell it from other hammerheads by the ridges along the front edge of its head. The shark's eyes and nostrils are located at the extreme ends of its head. Perhaps this unusual shape gives the sharks added lift and lets them make sharper turns than other sharks. The location of the eyes may also allow better stereoscopic vision. The broad shape of the head enables the shark's sensing organs, called the ampullae of Lorenzini, to find prey buried in the sand (such as stingrays).
Commercial fisheries catch hammerheads for their oil, meat and skin. At certain times of the year, scalloped hammerheads swim in schools of several hundred animals—unusual behavior for predators at the top of the food chain. This schooling pattern makes them easy prey for fishermen targeting large catches. Also a popular sport fishery, hammerheads are caught accidentally by longlining crews fishing for swordfish and tuna.
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In general, hammerheads aren't aggressive toward humans, although on rare occasions larger sharks have attacked people. (It's possible that these sharks are a separate species, the great hammerhead, Sphyrna mokarran.) Their uncommonly small mouths are much better suited for eating fishes.
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If you or anyone in your house has an iPad (or iPhone) you have probably wondered when your student's textbooks will stop weighing 10 pounds each and start fitting neatly into that device. The answer to that question? Today.
Download the Inkling app from your iPad and grab a free sample chapter to take a look. (If you like to cook, absolutely check out the free chapter of The Professional Chef to get a taste of your student's future while upping your own skills in the kitchen.) In fact, you don't even really need an iPad since Inkling works across the Web, iPad, and iPhone. These books, typically the sort of high-end reference that requires a strong back and a hefty chunk of change are not just text replicas. They are built from the ground up to take full advantage of the technology. Plus, you can buy just one chapter if that's all you need. You can also read it on your iPad, iPhone, or the Web and it will remember where you left off. Extra perk: you won't lose your expensive textbooks if you lose your iPad.
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So why are your students still lugging those massive tomes around in their backpack? Because this is just the beginning. The folks at Inkling tell me they are working fast to get schools to use their texts and that many colleges are already embracing the technology. And Inkling is working with over 60 high schools nationwide, primarily in AP and honors courses. Inkling titles are being used in a variety of courses across grades 9 - 12 as well.
In fact, the go-to biology textbook Campbell Biology has already been built as an Inkling text. Here is an intro. So you might find it in your student's backpack soon enough. But then why would they need the backpack?
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Successful Candidates in the CPA Examination November 1977 Of the three hundred and fifty-two DH&S staff accountants in the U.S. who successfully passed the November Uniform CPA Examination, eight received special recognition for their outstanding performance. Seven of the eight staff members were awarded Elijah Watt Sells certificates of honorable mention from the AICPA. They were among the seventy-one accountants honored for taking and passing all four sections with the highest grades. The eighth staff member, Marc Crespi of the Philadelphia office, received the Alexander E. Loeb Silver Medal for scoring the second highest grades in the State of Pennsylvania. Honored by both the state society and the AICPA, Linda Conley, a senior assistant in Charlotte, scored the third highest in the State of North Carolina on the exam. Linda received a BA in political science from East Carolina University and her MA in public administration from North Carolina State University. Her graduate work in accounting was completed at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. She is active in both the National Association of Accountants and the North Carolina Association of CPAs. She joined DH&S last November. Senior assistant Bob Dickinson, Kansas City, scored the second highest grades in Missouri. He, too, received state and AICPA recognition. After serving two internships with the Kansas City office while in college, Bob became a full-time staff member last September. He received a BS in business administration with high honors from Rockhurst College in Kansas City. Emma Guerra, Miami assistant, scored the second highest grades in Florida on the exam and received a silver medal from the Florida Institute of CPAs along with her Sells certificate. Emma holds an AA degree from Miami Dade Community College and a BS in business administration from Florida International University. She was elected corresponding secretary for the Honorary Accounting Society at FIU, and is presently active in the American Society of Women Accountants. Bob Kirby, an assistant accountant in the San Francisco office, also received a Sells certificate. He graduated from Golden Gate University with an MBA in accounting in September of 1977. He holds a BA in psychology from the University of Illinois and studied journalism at the University of Michigan before joining the army in 1971. He is a member of the National Association of Accountants. Jeff Lawyer, an assistant in Orlando, scored the highest grades in Florida on the exam and received the gold medal from the Florida Institute of CPAs in addition to the AICPA citation. Jeff graduated from Daytona Beach Community College in 1975 with high honors and then continued his education at Florida State University in Tallahassee, where he graduated summa cum laude in August 1977 with a BS in accounting. Gary Mendoza, an assistant accountant on our Los Angeles staff and Sells award winner, graduated magna cum laude from Claremont Men's College in June 1977. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics and accounting. A member of the Portland small business services staff, Carol Stearns scored the top grades in Oregon on the exam, for which she received a state award and her Sells certificate. Carol has a BA in Spanish from Willamette University and studied accounting at Portland State University. She worked as an accountant for an individual practitioner for almost five years before joining us. Carol is a member of the Oregon Society of CPAs and the local Accounting Aid Society. Philadelphia assistant Marc Crespi, honored by the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs for the second highest grades in the state, was a scholarship student and summa cum laude graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business Administration. 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MET Lemonade?
I received an email earlier about SJP and the MET Gala, something about how she might be sitting out this year. Which would be a disappointment, because love it or hate it, SJP always brings it. Full Story
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Anna Wintour presides over this event. Its official name is the Costume Institute Gala. So, as I say every year, this is NOT the Academy. There is no constituency here from Palm Springs to fellate. The people you want to blow are the precious fashion bitches. In other words, the style assessment has a slightly different standard. Full Story
The Costume Institute Gala 2011
Before we begin blogging the Met Gala and the photos... It's the Met Gala. So... there's some license here on the edge if you want it. Drama is good. Weird could be good too. Remember it's not the Oscars and Los Angeles. It's New York. And these are Fashion People. And they get it. Full Story
Anna like Mimi?
As you know, Mariah Carey is barely capable of walking and standing up by herself. If she could, she would go through life being carried everywhere. On several occasions she's made this happen. One of my favourite stories of all time is when Mimi was attending some kind of party in her honour in England and made the car circle several times until there were enough people waiting for her arrival and upon arrival, seeing a large staircase, pouting for a security man to lift her up in his arms as she smiled and made baby faces all the way to the top. Full Story
Best of 2009: It's a famine of beauty!
It's a famine of beauty, honey! My eyes are stahving for beauty!This was my ringtone for a few months earlier in the year. Oh Andre Leon Talley. Oh Anna Wintour. Or Grace f-cking brilliant Coddington… It's not just the quote, it's every minute of The September Issue. Full Story
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The word is used in AV (e.g. Deut. 32: 2) for teaching or instruction, referring to the revealed Law, in the OT. In the NT Jesus is said to rebuke the Pharisees for 'teaching human precepts as doctrines' (Mark 7: 7, NRSV); 'they teach as doctrines the commandments of men' (REB). There is a similar pejorative use of the word in Col. 2: 22 (AV).
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City of Jasper Georgia – Pickens County GA
Night Time Snow Tubing
- October 9, 2012
Check out Cherokee Valley Ranch in Jasper, Georgia for some night time dry snow tubing every Friday and Saturday in the month of October, 2012. You choose from a snow tube or a toboggan and slide down the dimly lit slopes until your heart is content from 7 PM to 10 PM. The cost is $10 per person. For more information, call 706-692-9277.Cherokee Valley Ranch
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Back to Church Sunday
- September 6, 2012
"Back to Church Sunday", part of a national movement of churches across America, will be held at Cool Springs Baptist Church in Tate, near Jasper, Georgia at 11 A.M. September 16, 2012. Everyone is welcome to attend. National "Back to Church Sunday" is an initiative that is "Inviting America Back to Church." It seeks to reach the "un-churched" and "de-churched" – people who once attended church, but don't any more – and invite them to return for a special Sunday. Back to Church Sunday was launched four years ago in response to a survey of 15,000 adults in the United States. Results showed a personal invitation from a family member would prompt 67 percent of Americans to visit a church, and 63 percent said an invitation from a friend or neighbor would cause them to attend a service. "In north Georgia, people know about church. What makes a difference is a personal invitation from a friend and a welcoming service when they arrive," said Justin Grice, Sunday School Director at Cool Springs Baptist Church. Since its inception, National Back to Church Sunday participants have invited more than five million family members, friends, and neighbors to their churches.
"Back to Church Sunday" has an interactive Facebook page and a roster of participating churches on the Back to Church website. You can also contact Cool Springs Baptist Church at 770-735-2799 for more information.Cool Springs Baptist Church
4671 Highway 53 East
Tate, GA
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Sheriff's JeepFest 2012
- August 6, 2012
The Sheriff's JeepFest 2012 is a 3 day event that takes place in Pickens County, Georgia the weekend of September 14th-16th, 2012.
The JeepFest is an annual event that is sponsored and operated by the Pickens Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Donnie Craig is an avid and active supporter of the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Homes and hosts this event as one of the major annual fund-raisers for the Youth Homes.
The event is staffed by volunteers from law enforcement agencies and local Jeep Clubs from all over North Georgia ensuring a high-quality, safe and well organized event in a family-friendly environment.
Access has been secured to some exciting venues that are normally not open to public wheeling and crawling. There will be two main event areas providing several thousand acres of trails, trials and water crossings to match any degree of skill or ability. We are very excited about some of the sponsors and vendors that will be at the event providing you access to the some of the major names and manufactures in the off-road industry.
In the evenings you can hang out at the bonfire, grab a bowl of chili, socialize with other jeepers, kick tires and listen to some great country, bluegrass and gospel bands.
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Summer Wind
- July 25, 2012
Enjoy an evening of music with Summer Wind: An Intimate Evening with Frank Sinatra at the Tater Patch Players Theater in Jasper, Georgia. This musical tribute will be performed by a very talented Gabe Russo. Performances will be held August 3, 4, 5, 10, and 11, 2012.
Tickets are $15 per person for theater seating. Get the feel of a nightclub setting with a table at floor level or even closer to the action with a stage set table. A table for 4 is $80, table for 2 is $40, or a stage set table for 4 is $100. Tables are limited so reserve yours soon. For more information, call 706-253-2800.Tater Patch Players
95 Philadelphia Lane
Jasper, GA
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Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
- July 16, 2012
Come on out to Fatz Restaurant in Jasper, Georgia on July 28, 2012 from 7 AM to 10:30 AM for a pancake breakfast to help a child in need. Tickets are $7 per person, children 6 and under eat free. Breakfast will include 3 pancakes, sausage, fruit, and a drink. Servers are non-profit and all proceeds including tips will go to benefit Cody Youngblood who is suffering from a rare auto-immune disease called P.A.N.D.A.S. (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections). For more information or to purchase tickets in advance, call 770-355-3129.Fatz Restaurant
800 Noah Dr.
Jasper, GA
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Village Festival at Big Canoe
- July 16, 2012
The Village Festival at Big Canoe in Big Canoe, Georgia takes farmers market to a whole new level. It is a public market that offers not only fresh produce but also fresh bread, cheeses, fried pies and meats as well. In addition to the wonderful food being sold, there will also be artisans selling their crafts too! This festival will be a weekly happening on Saturdays through October 2012 from 9 AM to 12 Noon.
If you are a vendor and would like to participate in the Village Festival, there is a $15 application fee. There are no other fees to participate.
The Village Market is located at Potts Mountain near the roundabout at Cove Road in Big Canoe, Georgia. For more information, call 706-268-6392.
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- July 16, 2012
The Tater Patch Players in Jasper, Georgia are performing a play, "Gypsy" in July, 2012. The story is based on the life of the famous striptease artist, Gypsy Rose Lee and it focuses on her mother "the ultimate show business mother" and her pursuits of raising two daughters to perform onstage and the hardships they faced through it all.
Show times are July 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, and 28 at 7:30 PM and July 15 and 22 at 2 PM. Tickets are $15 for adults, $14 for seniors and students. For more information, call 706-253-2800.Tater Patch Players
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