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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by gkelly, Oct 25, 2012.
Too funny!
Years ago my department lost a secretary and was forced to replace her with another one from elsewhere in the company. Her boss had just retired and she needed a job and we needed a secretary so she was foisted on us. She was a very bad fit for our department and was of the mindset, "I'm an old dog, so don't try to teach me any new tricks!" We didn't like her, she didn't like us, she was a bad fit, and she did a lousy job. Finally, the company agreed to transfer her to yet another department. The first memo she typed was to some big outside contact and was cc'd to department heads including ours. It obviously passed muster with the Word spell-check, so Old Dog evidently saw no reason to proofread it herself. The memo should have read: "We received the data and we are now studying it." Instead, she had typed: "We received the data and we are not studying it." Old Dog was out, and we were off the hook!
Two related and completely random thoughts -
Back in the days of typewriters (yeah, I'm old), we used to have to send letters to someone named Scott and about 75% of the time I typed Scoot. Used to make me laugh out loud (and then have to correct it!)
And being a "professional" grammartician whose favorite hobby is noticing typos (they just jump out at me when I'm not even looking for one), one popped out in one of the real state listings in our local city paper as I was folding it. So I just had to read all the ads. 11 typos in 9 ads, and that was not counting the spacing between words and sentences. I saw "nature trees" and couldn't figure out what that was until the next ad said "mature trees". I wonder how much they would pay me to edit their stuff. ha.
(And yeah, I don't proofread my postings to death, so there might be typos, but I'm not exactly trying to get someone's business here.)
Public turned into pubic will always be -worthy! I've seen it more than once!
Oh Lord, that happened to me once. I'm a graphic designer & did a very high profile annual report for a university. They provided the copy & i just had to put it into the layout. Somewhere it mentioned "our many public services..." yeah, missing the L. Most people saw the humor, but one did not, & made us print a separate sheet pointing out the error & apologizing for it, sent to everyone who had gotten the report (tens of thousands). Personally i figure people see something like that & realize it's obviously an honest mistake.
I think the autocorrect features on smartphones are responsible for many of the incoherent posts on the Internet. I used to have to fight with my IPhone whenever I signed my name "Alice". It kept changing it to "alive". I can scarily type a word without it offering me a substitute. Sometimes it let's it go the first time I reject the substitution, but other times it gets very adamant. True I could turn this feature off, but for some perverse reason I never do.
ETA: I know I didn't type scarily in the third sentence! It was supposed to be scarcely. My phone must have been confused by Halloween.
Oh these are all good! I used to review student resumes and had one one student boast under Skills that he had a black belt in marital arts!
The one that always gets me is "please bare with me."
No, I don't really want to. And beleive me, you don't want me to either!
Many years ago a secreatary of the department where I worked used spellcheck function on a services proposal to our customers and replaced "advisory services" with "adversary services"... we never got that contract...
the shcool one actually made me laugh out loud.
Honestly, some of those had to be photoshopped. Funny as hell anyway.
After the big storm here last June, my sister texted me that "some shutters fell off around here" . . . only she accidentally typed an "i" instead of a "u" in "shutters." I've still got that text saved on my phone.
The other day, before Sandy, I texted her and asked, "Are you getting ready for the big storm?" only it came out "bug storm."
There's something about storms that makes us sloppy typers, I guess!
I just noticed this morning that an award certificate that I received last year from a national trade organization has my title as "Treasruer". Hopefully they'll get it right this year.
A course that I am currently taking meant to say "was added to" but rather it's printed as "was assed to."
I've done it too, in a legal brief no less Thankfully I caught it before it went to court!
I know of a case where "nursery coordinator" was changed to "nursery fornicator" Oopsy!
The SHELL station up the road seems to always have that "S" burned out and it makes for a hysterical drive along the boulevard at night to see that people are actually in line and eager to go to HELL!!!
I was in journalism school at the time and we were taught not to make even one mistake in our cover letters for job applications. White out was way too messy to use if you made mistake, so the letter would have to be redone if there were an error. I remember piles of paper building up on the floor.
2 bloopers I remember from our synagogue bulletin/calendar from many years ago:
There was a monthly column about the activities of our Young Couples Group in the synagogue - it was mistakenly labeled Young Catholics Group! The bulletin went out to the congregation printed as such.
Every year the Men's Club of the synagogue would print out a calendar, including congregants' birthdays. Well, the Hazzan's (cantor's) birthday was noted in one of the months, but instead of it saying "Hazzan" it said Hazzar, which means pig in the sense of glutton (whether you're thinking in Hebrew or Yiddish). I saw the printed copy of the calendar before it was mailed out to the congregation. As a result, the calendar was delayed for about a month, until this misprint could be corrected!
This thread is hilarious - worthy of Jay Leno's "Monday Night Headlines!"
I personally made this error before! Fortunately, I found my own error before handing in the document. Imagine the embarrassment it would cause.

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'"I've only played two games in the last four weeks, so I was really happy about the way I played tonight," Noronen said. "They had some huge chances and I made some huge saves early. I started to feel better and better and made some saves that I didn't even see and that's how it happens some nights."'
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ATV trails open, signs start disappearing
By BOB HOOKWAY
Special to the Union Leader | July 07. 2013 8:19PM
The North Country Off Highway Recreational Vehicle Coalition is selling Ride the Wilds signs. Cost is $15 plus $3.56 for shipping. They can be ordered with a check or money order for $18.56 at Box 318, Colebrook, NH 03576.
"Souvenir hunters. They're a very attractive sign," he said of the 800 four-color markers on the trails.
Brown hopes the solution will come in offering people the opportunity to legally buy their own 8-by-6 inch signs, partially reflective, and identical to the ones on the trails.
About a half-dozen trail signs have been taken, he said.
"It's not a financial setback at all. But it's more than a nuisance, and it's wrong. It could be a safety issue if riders can't tell what trail they're on," he said.
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"Adventures with Dora and Diego"
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Mon Jun 18 2012
Preschoolers flock to this exhibit based on the popular Nickelodeon show. Hands-on activities have little ones pretending to cook Latin American foods for a big fiesta at Dora's house, and exploring caves, beaches and a rain forest while helping Diego rescue endangered animals. Ages 2 to 6.
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Could League be option for Red Sox, Reds, Angels?
Oakland's Andrew Bailey isn't necessarily the only big-name closer left on the trade market.
Some within the industry believe the Mariners are willing to move Brandon League — if not now, then perhaps closer to spring training. A number of teams have contacted the Mariners to express interest, sources say.
It would be difficult for the Mariners to trade League, an All-Star this year, while attempting to convince free agent Prince Fielder that they are serious about winning. But if Fielder signs elsewhere, the Mariners will likely reconsider League's trade value — particularly considering he will become a free agent after the upcoming season.
Sources say the Reds, Red Sox and Angels are interested in acquiring a closer, although it's not clear if any of them have had serious talks with the Mariners about League.
The Dodgers inquired about League's availability during the winter meetings, but their interest is not believed to be serious.
For now, League's status with the Mariners seems analogous to Heath Bell's situation in San Diego entering the 2011 season: He will be closing for a team that's not expected to contend and therefore should have greater value to other clubs. If anything, the Mariners should be more motivated to trade League than the Padres were with Bell, because of the changing nature of draft-pick compensation under the new collective bargaining agreement.
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Peter Yarrow
Spotlight show • Peter Yarrow, of the famed folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, is no stranger to activism, and resists hyperbole. So when he called Tim DeChristopher "like the Rosa Parks of the environmental movement" in a Tribune interview, you might be inclined to listen, regardless of your personal beliefs about Salt Lake activist DeChristopher, who is in prison for disrupting an auction of 14 parcels of land in the state's redrock country. Yarrow, 73, is making a special trip to Utah to volunteer his talent for a benefit for Peaceful Uprising, a group DeChristopher co-founded. Yarrow attended DeChristopher's trial and sentencing, and said he was "knocked out by [DeChristopher's] gestures. It was an extraordinary act of civil disobedience." Yarrow said when he thinks of his own 5-year-old granddaughter, he asks himself: "What shall she inherit?"
When • Monday, May 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Where • The State Room. 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $60 at http://bit.ly/JakxKt; $100 for ticket and signed book Puff the Magic Dragon and CD
Katie Herzig
Spotlight show • Nashville folk-pop singer-songwriter Katie Herzig graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in journalism, and still feels drawn to the region. "I feel real connected to it still," said Herzig, 32, in an interview. "It feels like I'm coming home. What I miss about the West is the horizon. In the East, you're surrounded by trees." While she appreciates journalism, she turned to creative writing after graduation, which led her to create the inventive album "The Waking Sleep." Unlike 90 percent of her peers, she loves slaving away in the recording studio. "It's the time when you do what you do," she said. "You head is down, not thinking about what others are doing. There's the purity of being there and making music." Matthew Perryman Jones opens.
When • Saturday, May 12 at 9 p.m.
Where • The State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $17 at thestateroom.com
Machine Gun Kelly
Spotlight show • Tech N9ne's Hostile Takeover tour features Krizz Kaliko, Mayday, Prozak, Stevie Stone and The Beginning At Last and, of course, Tech N9ne himself. But keep an eye on the volatile Machine Gun Kelly, who rhymes with a combination of arrogance as well as something to prove. "If you're not confident in yourself, no one will be confident about you," the brash rapper from Ohio said in a phone interview. Signed to Bad Boy and Interscope Records, Kelly is a protege of Diddy, although Kelly is quick to say that he doesn't brown-nose. "I don't s___ any boy's d___," he said. "I don't let any label carry me." Kelly sees himself as "iconic," and aims to prove it on stage, where he said he is at his best: "I never want to be contained by a studio." In March, he released his Bad Boy debut, "Half Naked & Almost Famous." If you believe him, he won't remain almost famous for long.
When • Saturday, May 12 at 8 p.m.
Where • Saltair, 2408 W. Saltair Drive, Magna
Tickets • $28 in advance, $33 day of, at SmithsTix
Spotlight show • By now, you've probably seen Coldplay's soft-rock version of "Fight For Your Right (To Party)" delivered at the Hollywood Bowl on the night of the Beastie Boys' MCA's death from cancer. Fletcher Dragge, lead guitarist for punk band Pennywise, watched a video of the performance on YouTube. While he said he respected the emotional performance, Dragge believed that Pennywise should perform the song the Pennywise way. "Before they were a rap band, they were a punk band," Dragge said in an interview. So on Saturday, May 7, at the KROQ Weenie Roast y Fiesta in Southern California, he led his band through a raw, rowdy version of "Fight For Your Right" that from many accounts was one of the show's highlights. With a new lead singer, Zoli Téglás, and a new album, "All of Nothing," Dragge said his band is as pumped as ever. "[Our last singer] didn't want to be there for the last few years," Dragge said. "Now, Zoli, and we all, give 110 percent."
When • Thursday, May 17 at 6:30 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 579 W. 200 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 at SmithsTix
Margot & The Nuclear So and So's
Spotlight show • Richard Edwards, founder and frontman of Margot & The Nuclear So and So's, was skeptical about funding the group's fourth album, "Rot Gut, Domestic," through PledgeMusic. "I had seen a lot of Kickstarter campaigns that rubbed me the wrong way," he said in a phone interview. "It seemed to be a little too beggy. Some seemed lazy, like they didn't put much thought into it." But he relented, and the album, as a digital download, was released early via PledgeMusic in March. The support from the fans is extraordinary considering the band began as a chamber-pop ensemble but is now a full-bodied rock 'n' roll band. "Maybe people dropped out because our calmer music," Edwards said about fans and ex-fans. "I just wanted to play louder music." Dinosaur Feathers and Whispertown open.
When • Wednesday, May 16 at 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $12 in advance, $14 day of, at 24Tix
"The All Ages Honey Album Release Party" will feature performances by Kearns R&B artist Honey, with openers Arte VSOP, B-Side, Big A, C-Way, Pell, Jay Yung and Chiver Timbers. The event will be hosted by DreRawka with D.J. Poetik Cee of U92.
When • Friday, May 11, 6 p.m.
Where • Salt Palace Convention Center, 100 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $5 at door
Crescent Super Band and Little Big Band
Caleb Chapman's internationally acclaimed Crescent Super Band the band of high school students who have toured the world, from Sweden to France and Italy and the Netherlands will play a free concert along with the 22-piece swing ensemble, Little Big Band. The Salt Lake City law firm Snow, Christensen & Martineau, has partnered with the nonprofit Excellence in the Community to present a year-long free concert series showcasing local talent. If weather permits, the show will be held outdoors.
When • Friday, May 11, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Nesian Fest
Billed as "celebrating 20 years of indigenous music," Nesian Fest includes live music by Fiji, which blends reggae, hip hop, jazz and R&B. Opening will be Trey Smoov and Common Kings.
When • Friday, May 11, 7 p.m.
Where • The Complex, 537 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30 at SmithsTix
Utopia Early Music: Generous Beauty
The Salt Lake City Utopia Early Music ensemble will present "Generous Beauty: A Musical Tour of Baroque Italy," an evening of Italian music.
When • Friday, May 11, 8 p.m.; Sunday, May 13 at 5 p.m.
Where • St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 231 E. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free-will payment (suggested: $15 general, $12 seniors, $10 students)
Going Second
The nonprofit organization Music Makes Music, which supports budding youth musicians, will hold a benefit concert featuring Going Second, The Anchorage, Olivia Burton and Hype.
When • Saturday, May 12 at 6:30 p.m.
Where • Murray Theater, 4961 S. State St., Murray
Tickets • $5 at door
Clay Walker
Country singer Clay Walker will perform as part of this summer's West Jordan Concert Series, with proceeds benefitting the Olive Osmond Hearing Fund.
When • Saturday, May 12, 7:30 p.m.
Where • West Jordan Arena, 8125 S. 2200 West, West Jordan
Tickets • $10-$20 at www.SmithsTix
Gabriel & Dresden
Trance music legends Gabriel & Dresden will spin in a rare local performance.
When • Saturday, May 12 at 9 p.m.
Where • Park City Live (formerly known as Harry O's), 427 Main St., Park City.
Tickets • $20 at door
Red Rock Rondo
The Madeleine Festival Concert Series will feature Red Rock Rondo, the award-winning chamber-folk ensemble, which will perform "The Secret Gift."
When • Sunday, May 13 from 8 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.
Where • Cathedral of the Madeleine, 331 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
The Occupation Domination Tour will offer a night of death metal, featuring Origin and Cattle Decapitation (supporting its new album), Decrepit Birth, Aborted, Rings of Saturn and Battlecross.
When • Monday, May 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $16 in advance, $18 day of, at SmithsTix
New Orleans rapper Curren$y brings his tour to Utah, with special guests The Jets, Smoke DZA, Fiend 4 Da Money, Corner Boy P, Trademark and Young Roddy.
When • Tuesday, May 15 at 7 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18 in advance, $20 day of, at SmithsTix
The GrandMothers of Invention
The GrandMothers of Invention, three alumni of Frank Zappa's legendary of Mothers of Invention, keep his music alive.
When • Tuesday, May 15 at 8 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at thestateroom.com
Mickey Hart Band
Deadheads appear to be alive, indeed, as this show by the former Grateful Dead drummer is sold out.
When • Wednesday, May 16 at 8 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • Sold out
Juggalo favorites Twiztid with perform with special guests Kottonmouth Kings, as well as Blaze and Big B opening.
When • Wednesday, May 16 from 6 p.m.- 10:30p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $24.50 at SmithsTix


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Women's Basketball Rallies for Thrilling 68-60 Win at Duquesne
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Trailing by nine points with under eight minutes remaining, the Green Bay women's basketball team battled back to outscore host Duquesne 23-6 down the stretch to rally for a 68-60 win in Pittsburgh on Sunday afternoon at the A.J. Palumbo Center.
Down by as many as nine points (54-45) with 7:42 remaining in the contest, the Phoenix used a big 11-0 run over 4:20 to grab back the lead, 56-54, with 3:42 remaining. Starting with a pair of free throws from senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.), the run ended with two layups also by Ranger to give the Phoenix its first lead since the 15:54 mark of the second half. A Megan Lukan layup added to the lead, 58-54, and Green Bay limited the Dukes to just one field goal while shooting 10-for-14 from the line to secure the 68-60 non-conference win.
Recouping from a first half free throw shooting percentage of 33.3 percent (4-12) the Phoenix were 75 percent (18-24) shooters in the second half, including a 6-for-8 showing from sophomore Kaili Lukan and a perfect 4-for-4 performance by senior Sam Zastrow (Algoma, Wis.) over the final 1:18 to keep the Phoenix in the lead.
"We were down by nine with seven minutes remaining and I told the kids, a lot can happen in seven minutes," head coach Kevin Borseth said. "We turned up the intensity defensively, got some big steals and made key free throws down the stretch, and that was key for us in the win."
In the first half, the Dukes led by as many as 10 points (18-8) midway through, but the Phoenix chipped away at the lead. A 20-10 scoring advantage over10:22 eventually tied the game at 28 with 1:23 remaining in the first half. Freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) started the run with a three, and after Megan Lukan was fouled and made the front end of a pair of free throw, sophomore Ellen Edison (Maple Grove, Minn.) connected on a three and was fouled on the shot for the four-point play to get the Phoenix back to within four points, 20-16, with 8:04 on the clock.
Duquesne built its advantage back to six points, 27-21, with 3:12 remaining before the Phoenix capitalized on a 7-1 scoring run highlighted by a layup and-one from Edison, a Buck layup and finally a Mariah Monke (Fergus Falls, Minn.) layup to knot the game at 28. However, the Dukes went 3-for-4 from the free throw line down the stretch, while the Phoenix went 1-for-2 to give the home team a 31-29 lead at the break.
Green Bay went into halftime shooting 43.5 percent (10-23) from the field and 38.5 percent (5-13) from three compared to 36.4 percent (8-22) from the field and 22.2 percent (2-9) from deep for the Dukes. The difference in the half came at the free throw line where Duquesne shot 76.5 percent (13-17) compared to the Phoenix shooting just 33.3 percent (4-12).
The second half opened with a Monke layup to tie the game at 31-31, and the Phoenix offense kept clicking as it took the lead, 37-36, with 15:54 remaining on a Ranger layup. Despite taking the lead, the momentum swung in favor of Duquesne as the Dukes went on a 12-2 scoring run to jump out to a 48-39 advantage, forcing Green Bay to call a timeout with 10:01 remaining. Green Bay's lone points during the run came on a pair of free throws by Ranger, and the Phoenix wouldn't score another field goal until the 9:21 mark on a layup from Megan Lukan. The Dukes held the momentum before a resilient Green Bay squad came storming back, setting up the late game dramatics.
It was a career day for several Phoenix, as Ranger finished with her second double-double of the season, totaling 12 points and tying a career-high 11 rebounds. Kaili Lukan tied a career-best with 13 points, Edison finished with a career high 13 points and Buck set a career-high with seven assists in addition to tying her career-high in points (11) and rebounds (5).
As a team, the Phoenix finished the game shooting 46.5 percent (20-43) from the field with 16 assists. Green Bay also forced Duquesne into 22 turnovers compared to just 17 for itself, and also had an advantage in steals, 9-8.
Green Bay returns to action next Friday in game one of the TD Bank Classic, hosted by the University of Vermont. The Phoenix will tip against Siena at 4 p.m.
For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.
Follow us on Twitter: @GBPhoenix and @GBPhoenixWBB.
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It's more than just the "baby blues." Learn to recognize the signs of postpartum depression – and how to treat it.
Learn which over-the-counter medicines are safe for you and your baby
If you're one of the 35 million Americans who suffer from hay fever, read on for what plants are to blame, where to find them and how to get relief.
6 essential foods for new moms (and their newborns!)
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Learn how to safely find relief from uncomfortable pregnancy symptoms.


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Origins Network has announced that the Dorset Marriage Index is now available on their website.
The Dorset Marriage Index was compiled by the Somerset & Dorset Family History Society from Dorset parish registers. The index covers about 150,000 marriages, dating from 1538, of which all but a thousand are pre-1837; it includes all the marriages that the Society has been able to find in the Dorset Record Office and other sources. As far as possible it is complete up to 1837 and has been double checked. Most records were transcribed from the original parish registers, some from the Bishops Transcripts, and some from non-conformist circuit registers.
While most marriages were by banns, some were by licence. Whether the marriage was by banns or licence, the record is of the actual marriage, not of the reading of banns or of the issuing of the licence.
As well as the names of the married couple, the witness names are also included, so that the index contains over half a million names in total.


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|General Technical Chat This section is for technical discussions relating to general maintenance, electrical issues, engine trouble, and recalls.
|Topic Review (Newest First)
Finished it up today.
Didn't like how shinny the drain plug was
So I fixed it. :)
If you've never dropped a pan before, it is a heck of a lot easier to leave a few of the bolts loose at the top. That way when you get it loose, it pours right into the pan.
New and old:
Ready to go back in:
I always use a razor to clean up the mounting surface. Have to be VERY careful not to scratch the surface though. :)
And back up and ready to go. Tighten everything hand tight, then go through and do alternating sides (like you do when you torque down your tires, for example.)
Pretty simple really. This new Mercon LV fluid is REALLY freaking hard to find.. and, I'm not sure whats up with this, but the stuff smells absolutely terrible. New or used. It just smells bad.
My next project that I wanted to do was the fuel filter. I picked up the filter when I was down at the parts store getting everything else. Climb under the car... and... What the hell? Where is the damn filter?
Look look look. Follow all the lines. Crawl all over the tank. Cannot find the thing. Finally start doing a little research..
Are you g kidding me Ford? A "life-time" fuel filter? Are you kidding me? That's what the owners manual is telling me... and I can't find anything to say different. Looks like I'll ALSO be adding a fuel filter to the car.. It absolutely amazes me what corners a car company will cut to save a few bucks. They probably saved $3 a pan by not installing a drain plug from the factory in the transmission pan, and $10 by not installing a real fuel filter. Unbelievable and inexcusable.
And so it begins. :)
Got the pan:
Got the drain:
Drilled a hole:
Cleaned the hole out:
Test fit to make sure it's damn tight. Want to do anything I can to make sure it doesn't leak. :)
3000 psi and 500*F pipe compound.. Just to make sure everything stays in place:
Torqued down:
Ready to rock:
Will probably drop the pan this weekend and replace the filter. I'll drain the pan and fill it every oil change going forward. Won't be as good as doing a flush, but it will help replenish the fluid every oil change.
If I had any answers for you, I'd give them to you, but I've never seen or heard anyone do anything like this. Good luck to you and hope you can find your answers.
We could continue to go back and forth on the different types of filters. Its a never ending internet debate, and I doubt we will be resolving it here and now today. :)
Here is some interesting reading if you're bored: http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/air-fi...ltration-test/
I'll still stand by my initial statement: a filter which doesn't function properly without the addition of a sticky substance isn't really a filter at all. The CFM requirements for a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine are EASILY managed with a decent sized air filter (and the ones that come from the factory are more than adequate), and the potential gains for an inefficient air filter in CFM flow are easily outweighed by the potential damage from increased silicone consumption in the engine.
There is also a huge difference between "adequate" and "correct" in my humble opinion. Around here, you can buy quarts of Wolf recycled motor oil for around .79 cents per quart last time I checked. It meets the minimum, adequate requirements to be called motor oil (and the minimum API SJ/SL/SM ratings). Many people use it without problems. Doesn't mean its touching anything I own.
But that's all opinion. If anyone is interested, I would be happy to back up my opinion with fact after a few engine oil analysis. If anyone would like to compare silicone PPM numbers running their oil bathed filter to the numbers I'll post with my current paper filter (and hopefully a future dry media), then I think it should help put another nail in the coffin (but I doubt it will ever end the debate).
I do honestly thank you for the replies. Still not a lot of info being shared out there. I guess I'm either coming off as an a-hole no one wants to help, or no one else has done any of these things and I will be the first to post the pictures and info. :)
Oil bath filters are still used in off-highway equipment where there is a greater concentration of particulate matter needing to be filtered out. While I agree with your take on the need to publish specs, there is nothing intrinsically wrong with oiled air filter.
Unfortunately, I see nothing that will help you.
I'm not trying to be rude and you are fully entitled to your opinion, but I'm just saying it as I see it. In the end, do what you feel is best for your engine even if I think your wrong.
A variety of reasons.
I'm a firm believer that an air filter shouldn't require the addition of a sticky substance in order to filter to maximum efficiency. I also believe a company should have no problem posting the efficiency of their products, especially products that are meant to protect your engine.
I like the AEM products because they have been independently tested to filter to 98%+ efficiency in the 1 micron size. I did a TON of research before I made my last purchase, and I wasn't able to find any results from K&N on their efficiency or micron rating. I recognize it is personal bias and it probably works "just fine" for most folks.. But I'm not spending my cash with a company that doesn't provide specifications.
I've also seen the effects of an over-oiled air filter on mass air flow sensor. I understand it is 99.9% user error, but you cannot say with 100% confidence that no oil will be pulled into the intake tube no matter how lightly oiled the filter is.
Granted, what I've said is highly biased and much is my personal opinion (and nothing more), but I still would prefer a non-oiled filter.
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I posted these questions in the year specific forums and didn't get a ton of responses there. I think it was because I probably posted it in the wrong forum. :) I have a 2009 S with an auto.
Here is the condensed version (I tend to get a little long winded in my posts.)
1: Has anyone installed a bypass oil filter on the second gen focus? I've ordered on from Pareto due to the simplicity of the setup, but I'm having a hell of a time trying to figure out where it is going to fit. Would love to see some pictures of what everyone else has done. I'll post pictures of my install when done.
2: I'm looking for a drop in replacement non-oiled air filter. I've always used AEM products in the past, but it doesn't appear they make a filter for these cars. Does anyone know of a drop in replacement filter that doesn't use oil?
3: Has anyone installed a drain plug in their automatic transmission pans? I went looking for a replacement pan all over the place and couldn't find anything. I finally admitted defeat and ordered a new pan from the dealer, and I plan on welding in my own drain plug. Curious if there are any spots that work better than others due to solenoids or the filter?
That's about all the questions I have for now. I'm really fighting to keep this car as stock as possible.. This is supposed to be my daily driver commuter car! :)
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The media extensively covered [1] Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's December 8 "town hall" meeting [2] in Kuwait, in which an American soldier asked Rumsfeld about the military's insufficient supply of vehicle armor. Two days after that meeting, the Army ordered [3] its main supplier of armored vehicles to increase production from 450 to 550 vehicles per month. But as Salon.com columnist Joe Conason noted [4] December 14, this was not the first time that a soldier had asked Rumsfeld about the military's lack of armor. Seven months earlier, at a May 13 "town hall" meeting in Baghdad, a soldier expressed concern to both Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Richard Myers, who accompanied Rumsfeld, about the troops' inadequate vehicle and body armor. At the time, some in the media did report the soldier's concerns about armor shortages. But now, despite extensively covering the American soldier's December 8 questions to Rumsfeld, the press, as Conason noted, has seemingly forgotten that this happened before.
The May 13 "town hall" meeting in Baghdad came during Rumsfeld's surprise visit to Iraq immediately after the release of prisoner abuse photos at the Abu Ghraib prison. A soldier told Rumsfeld he had a question about "force protection," at which point Rumsfeld ceded the microphone to Myers. According to a Defense Department transcript [5] of the May 13 meeting, the soldier asked Myers:
Sir, my unit, the 2nd Brigade -- (inaudible) -- Cav, we have five out of the six red zones in this country. And with the up-armored humvees, the new -- (off mike) -- humvees they're bringing over with the -- (inaudible) -- those doors are not as good as the ones on the up-armored humvees -- (inaudible). We even lost quite -- we lost some soldiers due to them, and we're trying to make a change -- (inaudible). The question is, are we going to get more up-armored humvees?
And the second question I wanted to ask is, they have the new -- (inaudible) -- vests out that covers your -- (inaudible). We need those because we have taken some casualties due to the shrapnel from IEDs [improvised explosive devices] going through the side. The front parts are good, but the sides are not.
Thank you.
Myers's answer was similar to the one Rumsfeld gave on December 8; he claimed that it was a matter of production capabilities:
You can imagine we spend a lot of time on force protection, and our responsibility, I think, is to ensure we have the resources and protection lines and all that cranked up to get the equipment we need.
You mentioned the vests and now the part for the armpits and the sides that are not covered with the SAPI [small arms protective inserts] plates and not covered adequately by the vest. They're -- we producing them and sending them over here as fast as we can.
We're trying to get them [armored Humvees] to you as fast as we can. We understand the difference they can make, and for that matter we're shipping some armor over as well.
CNN, FOX News Channel, and MSNBC all covered the May 13 meeting live. CNN host Wolf Blitzer commented on the soldier's question while speaking to CNN military analyst, retired Major General Don Shepperd, following the live broadcast (transcripts for live events on CNN are available on Nexis, while FOX News Channel and MSNBC are not). Blitzer said:
And I was struck by the real practical question, why some of those troops, perhaps more than just some, feel they don't have proper body armor, they don't have proper protection in their Humvees. What's going on to better protect them from these improvised explosive devices along roadsides or whatever?
According to Nexis, the following major newspapers published stories on the meeting: USA Today, The Seattle Times, Newsday, The Washington Post, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, The Christian Science Monitor, The Boston Globe, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The St. Petersburg Times, and The New York Daily News. But only four major newspapers, The Seattle Times, the Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, and the New York Daily News, mentioned the soldier's question to Rumsfeld and Myers.
The Los Angeles Times and The Seattle Times ran similar articles on May 14, reporting: "Army personnel asked for more adequate bulletproof armor, armored Humvees and better insurance coverage, and they spoke of the difficulties of being deployed abroad." The May 14 Boston Globe article [6] reported: "Inviting questions from soldiers, Rumsfeld and Myers were asked why many of their Humvees were not armor-plated, and why the bulletproof vests left vulnerable parts exposed, despite the daily gunfire and explosive devices lobbed at the soldiers by Iraqis." The May 14 New York Daily News article [7] reported: "But in a question-and-answer session, the troops hit Rumsfeld with a series of questions - on the lack of Humvee armor and support from other nations - like those he routinely faces in the U.S."
Media Matters could not find evidence that any television news broadcast or newspaper article reported after the December 8 meeting that the question had previously been asked.
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Arsène Wenger says staying focused on the task in hand was the key to Sunday's FA Cup comeback victory against Aston Villa.
Trailing by two goals at half time, Arsenal came flying out of the blocks in the second half and scored three goals in seven minutes to complete a remarkable turnaround.
Wenger insists that it was the players' inner focus that prompted their comeback rather than tub-thumping speeches at the interval.
"Contrary to what people think, there was not a lot of talk at half time," he told Arsenal Player.
"We were focused to qualify and what people don't always realise sometimes is that teams against us work very hard to get the ball back in the first half.
"In the second half, they drop physically because they put in so much effort. So the domination is easier as well."
Wenger believes the spirit shown to mount such a thrilling comeback demonstrates the strength of character that runs through his squad.
"The first half was played a bit with the handbrake on because, of course, we had been touched by the fact that recently results went against us," he said.
"In the second half when we just let it go. I felt that we [put in] an outstanding performance. The spirit is great in the team, they have character and it was a good opportunity to show it on Sunday.
"I think just the fact that we realised that you have to give it all or you are out. It made a big impact."
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Each week, we find a regional Victorian who has mananged to put their town on the map.
We ask them to nominate four songs based on the themes; something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue.
But the music is just an excuse for us to talk about how brilliant they are.
This week's segment with Clive Murray-White was no exception.
Clive is a multi-award-winning artist whose work has featured in galleries across the country.
Some of his most prized sculptures have found permanent homes in prominant locations such as the Alfred Felton Centenary Scupture at the NGV (pictured).
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The 22-year-old signed a new contract last week, along with Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs, Carl Jenkinson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
Ramsey was delighted to commit his future to the Club and believes the best is yet to coming from the current crop.
"I'm really pleased to get my contract sorted out," he told Arsenal Player. "It was an easy decision. I had a few years left on my contract but extended it again, which is pleasing.
We are going to get better and more experienced, so hopefully we can achieve something with this group of players
"It is great news [that the other four have also signed], all of them are very talented and have a big future.
"Jack always competes, always wants the ball and his determination is second to none. Gibbo is always up and down the flank and gets into some great positions. He scored against Swansea and also has a couple of assists this season, so that's been good for him.
"Carl is a solid right back with a great engine, who can get up and down his flank as well to support his winger and get crosses in. Chambo is exciting, he can beat a player and can also finish as well.
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Dials staying upright when engine turned off
For the couple of weeks or so the petrol and engine temp dial have gone to the upright position when i have turned the engine off. When turning the engine off, the dials initially revert to the side but then after 1 or 2 seconds they revert to the upright position.
Initially i thought nothing of it, but having been away for the weekend i came back and tried start it (6 days after id previosuly started it) and the battery was dead.
My focus is a 1.6 zetec (uk version) 2002 and has done c.125,000. This is the first time i have had a problem with the battery having owned it for 2 years. I have previously had the power control module replaced (april this year) to correct an overheating problem.
Any ideas what this may be? Thanks in advance
This part worries me.
I don't see any reason that the ECU/PCM should be replaced to fix an overheating situation.
It is true that the ECU controls the cooling fans, but not directly. The ECU actually sends a signal to a relay based on engine temp received from a coolant temp sensor.
I have never heard of a ECU not sending or receiving signals from good sensors.
So it just sounds fishy to me. But I haven't seen every possible scenario.
But the troubling part is how the ECU also controls the gauge cluster.
Signals the cluster display are first sent to the ECU from corresponding sensors/senders (coolant temp, crank position, vehicle speed, fuel level). In our US cars all these are sent down the same wires, but for your EU Focus they are sent down separate wires.
So we know the signals are all separate. Odds are 2 signal wires aren't going to fail at the same time. That leaves grounds and the question of do any share a ground. The answer is Yes.
I'm going off a wire diagram for a Mercury Cougar, which has the same wiring to the gauge cluster as your car. According to it, the fuel gauge and coolant temp gauge share a ground. This isn't at the connector behind the gauge cluster though; and I can't nail down exactly where the connector is. All I can find is the number of wires in it and that it may be green, should be 14 wires (or spots for wires).
I'm thinking this will be under the steering column somewhere.
I know it's in the vehicle cabin and not under the hood.
Find that connector and check the pins. Odds are one will be loose or disconnected.
If all's well then you have to follow the wires further.
There are no other connectors, which is what the electrical connector is called. But there are splices, 1 before and 1 after the connector. A splice is a group of wires soldered together.
You'll have to trace for these by hand and look again for loose wires.
If that doesn't solve the problem, the last part is the ground (or earth I believe you call them) at the battery.
There should be no other portion of a ground that would cause issue.
One thing to note is that a false ground might be able to feed backwards up the wire and cause a false reading to the ECU. So it could be the ECU was wrongly replaced, or replaced before a full diagnosis was done.
Best of luck and if you need any more help don't hesitate to ask.
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Start at (1) Peacock Park, a small, grassy area along Biscayne Bay with a baseball field, tiny playground, and walking bridge from which stingrays and manatees can be spotted on clear days. Bay View Inn (later known as Peacock Inn), the first hotel on the South Florida mainland, was built here in 1882 by English immigrants Isabella and Charles Peacock. In the 1960s and early '70s, the park was a prime hangout for hippies. Across from the park is the (2) Coconut Grove Sailing Club.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by longingfornia, Nov 14, 2011.
1 Mao Asada
2 Carolina Kostner
3 Alissa Czisny
4 Akiko Suzuki
5 Ashley Wagner
How do you know that Ashley will make it to Worlds?
Same way longingfornia knows that Mao will win.
This is bold.
Early favorites are definitely Kostner, Asada, and Suzuki. Maybe Czisny can spoil.
i hope Kostner wins but my gut tells me no. I hope Ash can make team as well
Nah. Gizmo will make a comeback and blow everyone out of the water with her voidy FS to selections by Philip Glass.
I think it's high time that Carolina holds the world title, she's got the right jump scale, uniqueness, and grace for it. I just hope she'd do that with at least one lutz and one flip in her long program
I just have a feeling this is Kostner's year.
Well, my favorite skater is Carolina Kostner. But she was pretty clean in her Grand-Prix (at least, she didn't make more mistakes than usual), and she got 182 points. Akiko Suzuki and Mao Asada, less clean than usual, got 185 and 184.
I don't know what to think about that.
Well that's because Carolina did easier triples. As the season progresses I am sure Carolina will put either 2a3t or 3f3t, plus a second 3flip or 3loop into her programs. If she manages to stay relatively clean including those elements, I am sure her scores will be right up there with Mao and Akiko. I am curious to see whether she will already do that next weekend at TEB or whether she will wait till the GPF. Apparently she did 3f3t and 2a3t in practice at COC.
Worlds will be very interesting as there are a lot of ladies who could deliver. It's really up to whoever skates clean that day.
I really hope Carolina can keep the momentum going and finally deliver at Worlds. She really deserves it, she has been through so much and deserves this title IMO.
If there is anyone who deserves this title it would be no one else beside Mao Asada, she has shown such determination to improve and not being afraid of taking risk year after year, by never taking the easy rode like Kostner always does.. and by the time worlds will arrive Mao's technical content will be even harder with the 3A back and who ever knows what more she might put, one thing is for sure Mao herself said that she will level up... and if there is one person who I'm sure will deliever and work hard it's Mao.. and whether it's the technical content or artistically Mao is a miles over kostner, even a flawed Mao is much much better then a clean kostner... anyone with eyes would be able to see that!
but the season still only begun, which is why this discussion may be a bit to early to beginn!
1. Asada
2. Kostner
3. Suzuki
4. Czisny
5. Nagasu
6. Leonova
If Czisny makes progress on her ambitious jump layout, I'll put her on the podium ahead of Suzuki. If Nagasu sorts out her head, I'll even put her up there fighting for Gold with Asada and Kostner. Leonova will get politiked to a good position, maybe higher than 6th. That's a promise.
Jumping layouts of theirs are different as Jiggs mentioned, and you can't rule out the fact that Akiko and Mao was skating in their home ice with more polished performances than they usually did for the last couple of seasons. Plus, I've been told that it's not fair to compare scores between different the competitions which have different set of judges with different set of minds of giving out scores
Well, I guess we just have to agree to disagree. Both are extremely talented skaters and have their unique qualities, technically and artistically. I don't think Mao is miles ahead of Carolina though and if they both deliver, it will be close. Same goes for Akiko.
For Mao to win in every even year sounds about right -
like Michelle Kwan did win worlds '96, Olympic silver then worlds '98, not a good post-olympic year (though much better than Mao), then another win in '00 in Nice!
I do believe Carolina will take the silver. I do not believe two Japanese on the podium.
^ Lol with the Nagasu/Wagner.
My favorites would be: Alissa, Mao, Kostner, Suzuki, Ashley. However, it may look more like: Kostner, Mao, Alissa, Suzuki, Leonova, Makarova, Gedevanishvili, Ashley (fingers crossed that Ashley makes the Worlds team). I think Mirai needs to find herself and get music and programs she can be more excited by. She needs to love skating again.
While I love Alissa's gentle art and beautiful spirit, Carolina's quirky elegance and speed, Ashley's new found precision and joy in her programs, Mao's rebirth and Suzuki's redemption, I am disappointed by Alena Leonova's yucky Morosov remake, and by Mirai's seeming lack of growth and heaviness of spirit (it's evident Mirais been training hard and improving her jump technique, but she doesnt seem truly invested in her programs).
Unfortunately, Makarova's, Korpi's, and Gedevanishvili's stunning beauty on the ice is just completely marred by their utter lack of consistency. FS audiences were spoiled by Michelle Kwan's legendary magic and consistency -- she left an amazing legacy, but why not try moving in a different direction ladies? Why not take a chance to be different? And I'm not talking dull, sloppy Leonova Pirates of the Caribbean different! Leonova's programs last season did seem to be stretching toward a more edgy take that was different and exciting, but she's taken two steps backward this season. I think Carolina and Alissa are trying to shore up consistency and express who they are on the ice, Suzuki is reveling in overcoming hardships, and Mao is smiling at rediscovering her inner butterfly, while Mirai to me seems to have been dragged into a direction that is antithetical to her free spirit.
Aside from some semblance of joy and breath of fresh air demonstrated by Suzuki, Mao, Alissa, Carolina, and Ashley in performing their programs, none of the ladies actually seem to be enjoying themselves.
When Worlds comes around, it seems to me that the U.S. doesn't have a great deal of political clout that might help edge their skates in the scoring. E.g., Alissa skated well enough to score higher at 2011 Worlds, while Kostner was helped in the scoring with her mistakes.
1. Flatt
2. Asada
3. Suzuki
^^ Maybe Flatt on top at U.S. Collegiate championships, Jarrett -- she's certainly never threatened to be top 3 at Worlds, much less threatened to contend for gold. Maybe you're being tongue-in-cheek, or else you are a huge fan of Rachael's.
I see Kostner, Czisny, Suzuki, and Asada as the main 4 contenders for gold and the podium favorites. I see Leonova or Nagasu having a chance at a medal (definitely not gold) if one of them skates lights out. I dont really see any other contenders. Wagner will be happy to even make Worlds (I hope she does but even think that is unlikely still), let alone winning a medal.
Right I don't think Ashley is seen as one of the top who can contend for a medal at Worlds -- just getting there will be more than half the battle. If she does make it, I think her programs are strong enough for her to place in the top 8 to 9 or higher if she competes well.
Ashley being able to make the Worlds team I don't think is "unlikely". She has a great chance after her strong showing on the GP circuit. Yes, she has to compete well to make the team, but so do Mirai and Ashley.
what are you smoking?
1. Carolina Kostner
2. Akiko Suzuki
3. Mao Asada
4. Alissa Czisny
5. Alena Leonova
It should be an interesting year since Kim, Ando, and (likely) Flatt aren't competing at Worlds. More opportunies for skaters to medal or just make the team.
Same thing as judge that gave Alena 9.00's for her short program at NHK. I just think this thread is silly when we don't even know who will be on the World teams but has never stopped us before from talking out of our asses.
^^ Yes, I thought you were being facetious, Jarrett. You're right of course. It could even look like this:
Wait, no:
Kostner et. al.,
I wouldn't mind Liashenko winning.
And did you see any improvement by Mao ?
I'm also really impressed by her work ethic. But honestly, her jumping technique is exactly the same. Her use of the blade is exactly the same. The way she moves is exactly the same.
On the other hand, Carolina has changed almost everything in her skating going with Franck Carroll. And she shows determination to improve and not being afraid of taking risk year after year, choreographically.
LOL love your sacasm I really hope you didn't mean what you just wrote:
cause if you really meant it you most have smooked smothing before watching Mao, LoL Mao has changed every fricken thing there could be changed, by changing her coach and choreographers, to changing her jumps (flip and lutz) and adding her 3lutz and 3Salcow and 2A-3t combination back so that she now has all kind off jumps in her programs... improving her speed adding new spins (laybackspins in sp)...
carolina is the stick opposite off Mao i every way, her jumps seem forsed where Mao are light and smooth.. Mao has all the jumps and keeps making her arsenal more more diffecult as the season progresses, where carolina always takes the easy rode by doing the easy jumps and the same spins... Mao has amazing spins and spiral just look at her flexibility and her positioning and compare it to carolina and you will see the difference! the list could go on....
my god just comparing those to is a crime cause there is nothing to compare to begin with! just looking at Mao's achievement and compare it to carolina should speak for itself!!
(but you may be right carolina takes alot of risks CHOREOGRAPHICALLY)
One half decent skate and all the ubers are out in full force. Miss Asada did better at NHK then she did last year, but that doesn't mean she is ready to take over the world.


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Laura Bush is a wonderful woman who has comported herself with dignity and decorum in the midst of some difficult times, but when one is married to the village idiot it is only natural that in defending him her comments come across as somewhat hypocritical. She blasted the media as being "unfair" in discussing her husband's successes such as destroying the Saddam Hussein regime, freeing the people of Afghanistan and working to end AIDS in Africa. She rebuffed critics who insisted the United States should have completed the battle in Afghanistan before proceeding to Iraq. Mrs. Bush admits she is not a good cook, but, unfortunately, she does not admit as a foreign policy analyst she is a better cook than diplomatic expert. Yes, hubby got rid of Saddam, but in the process he created al-Qaeda of Mesopotamia and encouraged thousands of young Muslims all over the world to fight America.
One can only wonder where Laura Bush was when her husband joined in the Republican vicious smear of a man who lost both arms and legs fighting in Vietnam as unpatriotic. Of course, hubby was far from the fighting area and Mrs. Bush never mentioned the media being unfair when George smeared John Kerry who risked his life in the jungles of Vietnam.
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Jack Wagner
Lendrum, Godbe, Lim, Basaraba Lead Pac-12 Academic Team Selections
Lendrum finishes career as a three-time first team pick; Godbe nabs his second first team honor.
Morozov Tops 100y Free Prelims At NCAAs
Junior then leads 400y free relay to second-best morning swim; Colupaev, Klarskov make 'B' finals.
Morozov Wins 100y Free, Leads 400y Free Relay Title; USC Finishes NCAAs 4th
Trojans claim best overall result since 2001.
Quintero, Morozov, Colupaev Post Top 2 Prelim Finishes At NCAAs Day 2
USC's 200y medley relay sets school mark as it qualifies for final as well.
Strong Second Night Keeps USC Fourth At NCAAs
Colupaev, Quintero go 1-2 in 200y Free; Morozov 5th in 100y breast, relays impressive.
THIS SEASON: Jack Wagner, a talented 2014 senior, is a four-time career All-American, earning at least one such honor each of his first three years as a Trojan. He is one of the top sprinters in the Pac-12 and is coming off a pair of top 3 performances at the conference meet. Firmly entrenched in USC's all-time top 10 in both the 50 (second) and 100y free (fourth), he's looking to breakthrough as an individual scorer at the NCAA level for the first time. He is part of USC's school records in the 200y and 400y free relays.
2013: Wagner had his best year as a Trojan as a 2013 junior, swimming on USC's NCAA title-winning 400y free relay and its second-place 200y free relay. He swam the third leg on the former, leading off the latter. He was 27th in the 50y free (19.79) at the NCAAs, was 31st in the 100y free (43.49) and 38th in the 200y free (1:36.65) ... At the 2013 Pac-12s, he helped USC to relay titles in the 200y and 400y free and posted career best efforts in the 50y free (2nd, 19.53) and in the 100y free (43.10). He also tied for 12th in 200y free (1:37.15) ... At the 2012 U.S. Winter Nationals, he was seventh in the 50y free (19.79) and 15th in the 200m free (1:37.22) ... He was named to the 2013 Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention team.
2012: Wagner earned All-American honors as a 2012 sophomore on USC's sixth-place 200y free relay. Individually, he was 24th in the 200y free (1:36.23), 35th in the 200y IM (1:47.17) and 37th in the 100y free (44.01) ... At the 2012 Pac-12 Championships, he was 15th in the 200y free (1:38.73), 17th in the 100y free (44.29) and 20th in the 200y IM (1:49.25) ... Wagner took on a large workload at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials, highlighted by a tie for 43rd in the 100m free (50.65). He was also 55th in the 200m free, 66th in the 200m IM, tied for 72nd in the 100m back, tied for 75th in the 50m free and 105th in the 200m back ... He was named to the 2012 Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention team.
2011: Wagner earned All-American honors as a 2011 freshman on USC's third-place 800y free relay, swimming the second leg. Individually, he was 28th in the 200y free (1:36.29) and 42nd in the 200y IM (1:47.15), both times PRs ... At the 2011 Pac-10s, Wagner was a two-time consolation finalist, taking 12th in the 200y free (1:37.33) and 14th in the 200y back (1:47.29). He was also 19th in the 200y IM (1:49.04) and was part of USC's second-place 800y free relay ... At the 2011 U.S. Nationals, he was eighth in the `C' final of the 200m free (1:51.69), 41st in the 100m free (50.71) and 68th in the 200m IM.
HIGH SCHOOL: Wagner prepped at Holy Trinity Diocesan in Hicksville, N.Y., where he was a six-time New York state champion and was unbeaten throughout his prep career ... Was named New York State High School's Swimming State Championships Most Outstanding Swimmer in 2009 and 2010 ... Was an eight-time prep All-American and a three-time Scholastic All-American ... Holds New York State Federation records in the 100y free and 200y IM ... He swam for the U.S. National Junior Team in Stockholm and Berlin as a member of the 2009 World Cup junior team. Wagner qualified for the U.S. National Youth team in the 100 free, 200 free, 400 free, 100 and 200 back and the 200 IM.
CLUB/COACH: Long Island Aquatic Club/Dave Ferris.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 1, 1992 ... He is majoring in business, management, marketing and related support services.


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Wash. Times' Lambro Falsely Claims Obama "Failed Miserably" On Economy
In a Washington Times column, former Times chief political correspondent Donald Lambro claimed that President Obama "failed miserably" on the economy by thinking "he could spend his way out of the recession." But independent economists agree that Obama's economic recovery act significantly increased employment and GDP.
Lambro Claims Obama "Failed Miserably" To Improve Economy
Lambro: "Mr. Obama Wrongly Thought He Could Spend His Way Out Of The Recession." In an October 27 Washington Times column, Lambro claimed that Obama tried to "spend his way out of the recession" but "failed miserably." From The Washington Times:
The Obama administration will, no doubt, try to turn this 2.5 percent rate into "morning in America" campaign ads, but the long-term unemployed know the difference, and so do top economic analysts.
This is what passes for growth in the Age of Obama. This is about as good as it's going to get in his presidency. The GDP rate "implies that the economy is growing only about as fast as it is capable of in the longer term," writes Washington Post economics reporter Neil Irwin.
Mr. Obama wrongly thought he could spend his way out of the recession by doling out borrowed tax dollars on parts of the economy; i.e., public-sector jobs and infrastructure projects here and there. He failed miserably.
The formula for growth and jobs is to free the economy from oppressive taxation and regulation and unlock trillions of dollars in private risk capital that is the lifeblood of a prosperous nation. [The Washington Times, 10/27/11 [1]]
But Obama's Recovery Act Boosted Both GDP And Employment
CBO: Economic Stimulus Increased Employment By Over 1 Million Jobs. An August 2011 report by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act "[l]owered the unemployment rate by between 0.5 percentage points and 1.6 percentage points" and that the recovery bill "[i]ncreased the number of people employed by between 1.0 million and 2.9 million" during the second quarter of 2011. [Congressional Budget Office, August 2011 [2]]
CBO: Economic Stimulus Raised GDP. The same CBO report estimated that the Recovery Act "raised real (inflation-adjusted) gross domestic product (GDP) by between 0.8 percent and 2.5 percent" in the second quarter of 2011. [Congressional Budget Office, August 2011 [2]]
Private Analysts Estimate Stimulus Increased GDP By 1.8 To 2.7 Percent. In its seventh quarterly report on ARRA, the president's Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) estimated that the stimulus "has raised the level of GDP as of the first quarter of 2011, relative to what it otherwise would have been, by between 2.3 and 3.2 percent." CEA also provided a chart showing that private analysts estimate that the stimulus boosted GDP between 1.8 and 2.7 percent:
[Council of Economic Advisers, 7/1/11 [3]]
Private Analysts Estimate Stimulus Increased Employment By 2.4 To 2.5 Million. In its report, the CEA provided the following chart showing that private forecasters estimate that as of the first quarter of 2011, the stimulus increased employment between 2.4 and 2.5 million:
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Which Boba do you guys prefer?
If you asked me a year ago I would have said SE, but now I'm starting to like ESB better... which kinda puts me in a dilemma. I just received my SE helmet, all painted and beautiful, but now I'm thinking of starting over and going ESB. Why does this obsession have to be so expensive?
What do you guys think? SE or ESB?... Or maybe something else entirely. I'm interested to see what you guys think!
I apologize if this thread has been done before. (I'd be surprised if it hasn't TBH) I tried using the search bar but couldn't find what i was looking for.


text: I don't want him to be a psychopath (just watched last week's episode last night.) Olivia needs somebody on her side! Boy did I feel sorry for Lisa Edelstein's character. And I agree that this show is addictive. CJ used to be my Washington role model but she now has to share the limelight with Olivia.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
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I am in the process of getting a grant from the Arts Council Long Beach for a zine fest, but I don't want it to overlap or take away from the L.A. Zine Fest that is apparently underway (!!! YAY!). I am working with Se Reed at Open to do something down here, but maybe it can be a LB component to the fest at large?
Keep me updated about a possible meet up in June. We should definitely all get in one room/backyard and talk about this.
Bookmachine (inside Hibbleton Gallery), May 6th, 6p-11p This Friday!
223 S. Santa Fe
Fullerton, CA 92832
Come say hi! We'll have a massive load of zinesters there from LA and OC.
Jen said:
a'misa - that event sounds pretty cool. and so does Book Machine. do you know the address?
paul - that's an awesome offer. it would be great to plan a zine event in the evening. let's keep in touch.
Jen! There is a mailing list here: http://lazinefest.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=3f317c24f8f6c6b49...
We'll probably have the mailing list and website fully set up by the end of the month. Hopefully you can make it to our little meet n' greet in June!
By the way, I think my friend Rhea (who is one of the main organizers as well), got a bunch of zines from you a few years ago or something? I remember her mentioning you to me!
Hey all,
Though I live out in Riverside, I know lots of California zinesters, and I am interested in helping promote any So Cal Zine Fest. I am helping to organize the 2011 Riverside DIY Print Fest at the Riverside Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 28, 12-4p. You are invited to submit ideas for workshops, demonstrations, or discussions you would like to lead pertaining to any aspect of DIY print and publishing culture that interests you.
LA Zine Fest now has a facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/pages/LA-Zine-Fest/126092794135808
We're still on the hunt for a venue!
hey mere,
plummer park has a rec center that might be good. it also has a cool outdoor area that people could also table at. i have no idea how much it would be to rent it but it might be worth a shot?
I'd be more than happy to help with promotion, flyer/banner design, planning time and/or tabling.
As far as venues go, maybe see if the LA Gay and Lesbian Center might have space or know of space somewhere for cheap? I know this isn't a queer-specific event, but they host conferences and stuff all the time.
SO excited that this is happening!


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Well things are going along at quite a pace with www.Ancestry.co.uk, first Liverpool and then Dorset and now West Yorkshire parish registers are available online. The registers run from 1512 – 1985. Some of the registers are what's known as Dade Registers and they give much more information than usual, sometimes even grandparents names.
Anyone got any Yorkshire ancestors I can adopt?!!!
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Arsenal v Blackburn Rovers
Saturday 4th February 2012
Kick-off 1pm
As supporters will probably be aware, due to transport issues in London, our home Premier League match against Blackburn Rovers on Saturday 4th February is kicking off at the earlier time of 1pm.
As a result of these transport issues on Saturday 4th February, the Club has arranged a number of activities which will take place after the end of the match, in order to provide supporters with the opportunity to remain at the stadium after the match and avoid the inevitable congestion on the local transport system.
As part of TfL's Tube Upgrade works, there will be NO SERVICE ON THE ENTIRE VICTORIA LINE on Saturday 4th February, so the stadium activities are aiming to relieve pressure on all local transport services immediately after the match.
The special activities taking place in and around Emirates Stadium after the Blackburn Rovers match on Saturday 4th February will include:
Stadium bars will remain open after the match, selling beer and soft drinks at reduced prices - £1.50 soft drinks. £3 a pint. £5 pint and a pie
Q&As with Arsenal Legends in the Lower Tier concourse and Club Level
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A penalty shoot-out will be open to all fans in the North Bank concourse
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text: A very successful LOCAFEST APPLE FAIR will have it second year in conjunction with the ourstanding ROCHESTER FOLK ART GUILD OPEN HOUSE..on Upper Hill Rd., Middlesex. The Open House featuring outstanding wooden works, pottery, weaving, books, boat building and a Community Supported Agriculture farm will be celebrated from 1-5pm on both October 14th and 15th. Delicious local foods will be sold as well.On SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 the APPLE FAIR will be held featuring apple sauce making, cider pressing, root cellar and orchard tours, apple games for children and delicious apple desserts. The East Hill Ramblers and other music will be a highlight. This event will be sponsored by the Center for Sustainable Living. All are welcome to these free events. For more information: Victoria Hunter 315-521-8680


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I am writing a script to automate wep cracking for ligament reasons only so my question is this...
I have a command that looks like this...
"airodump-ng --bssid (bssid) --channel (CH) --ivs -w (filename1) mon0"
I would like the script to ask
"what is the bssid?"
"what is the channel?"
"what filename would you like to write to?"
also note that i will need to use this information other places in the script.
another example would look like this...
"packetforge-ng -0 -a (bssid) -h (host mac) -l 255.255.255.255 -k 255.255.255.255 -y (fragment-0327-131221.xor) -w (filename2)"
script would ask
"what is name of fragment file?"
"what filename would you like to write to?"
I have looked around for a few days now and cant find the information anywhere on google or these forums but i may be asking the wrong questions so anyone please help im sorry if this is a simple question


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