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Need seal for 315 line-o-tronics lift
Anyone know where I may find a new seal for this cylinder. I have taken it apart and the seal has no identifing marks. Thanks, Jay
|Thanks, for the information Tubetek, I like that method better than cutting and welding. I didn't go by the shop today, but I will stop in tomorrow to see if that cylinder has the slot you speak of. J
A lock wire cylinder will have a slot about 3/4 to 1" long in the cylinder barrel a half inch or so down from the end of the barrel on the rod end. To remove the lock you rotate the head gland with a spanner wrench, pipe wrench, or whatever until the end of the wire shows up in the slot. The pry up slightly on the end of the wire and rotate the gland in the proper direction to wind it out thru the hole. To reassemble, locate the hole in the wire slot, hook the wire into the hole, and rotate the gland to wind the wire back into place.
|Thanks for the reply! I kind of figured that the company is out of business. I couldn't find anything on the internet. This lift belongs to a friend. I told him that I may be able to put new o-rings/seals if I could get it apart and take some measurements. Thanks again. J
line-o-tronics model 315 2 post car lift
I have had my lift for several years and I can not get any information on it,the company is out of business my lift is model # 315 serial # 2003 the person I bought it from rebuilt the cylinder when it started to leak he said he had to cut the end off rebuild then weld it back back on,my lift does not give the capicity on it .
Help w/ 315 line-o-tronics lift
I am working on a 315 two post Line-o-tronics lift. Can anyone direct me to someone that may have a rebuild kit for the cylinder. I have no idea how old this unit is. Thanks J
model 315 line-o-tronics car lift
If your lift is uneven side to side you have to adjust the cables opposite the motor with the lift all the way down no pressure on cables. I am having trouble with the arms on the slave side lean in when the the arms are straight they do not go straight on till I put the arms under the car,I can not find a weight rating on my lift model number 315 serial#2003 I would like any information I could on this lift. if possible private E Mail me a phone number and I will call for any information on this lift.
2 post lift
I just purchased one also. Installed it and it lifts uneven, how do you adjust this? Is the any way to contact the company? I would like to find some sort of a manual. Any help
The motor is TWO horsepower. It should say on the info plate of the existing three phase motor. The big thing about voltage is the amount of current. A single phase 110 volt will require heavier wire because it will draw more amps. With the 230 volt single phase motor I used 12 gauge wire and a 20 amp dual pole breaker. If I recall it only draws a max of 8 amps at 230 volt. This would be 16 amps at 110-115 volts. All you need is three wires, two at 110 volt and ground. If you are not knowledgeable about electric wiring, this is best left to a professional. Electricity and wiring is serious business and not to be done in an unsafe manner, it can be extremely dangerous and life threatening, do not take any chances with this.
Follow the wiring from the electric motor. Where does it go ? Does it go to a six by eight inch electrical box on the vertical support ? There should be wires going from this box to the up/down switch. From the electrical box there may be a cord going to the three prong plug you mentioned. Basically the motor starter is a heavy duty switch that has thermal protection. The switch that you use to raise the lift just activates a solenoid in the motor starter to pull the heavy duty contacts together. YOUR SETUP COULD BE DIFFERENT. To let the lift down the motor is not used. The lever/switch just released hydraulic cylinder pressure.
The way the lift locks is to raise the vehicle to the height you want plus one or two inches and then let the lift down and the mechanical safety cams will engage against the H beam and hold the vehicle in place without the need for hydraulic pressure. Then when you want to let the vehicle down, you have to raise it a couple of inches to take the pressure off the cams, then hold the cam release lever (so they don't engage again) and let the hoist down.
I used an engine hoist to move the the slave post and the base around in my garage in the horizontal position. I would NOT try to use the engine hoist to lift the posts into position.
If you have 12 foot ceilings you should be able to rig up a temporary A frame type lift with a chain hoist or equivalent or some other type of equipment. Remember this stuff is fairly heavy and you must use safe lifting/hoisting practices.
There is nothing under the floor plate between the two posts. The cables go through the floor plate. The cables are protected by going through the floor plate. There is a channel for each cable approx 1.5 by 2.0 inches. Where the post sits on the base and is bolted there is a rectangular notch where the cable goes from the pulley and down into the base. To get the cables in or out you have to lift the post 4 - 6 inches for the ends to go through.
I have not used the hoist to store vehicles in a raised position because of this not being recommended for the type of vehicles I am working on. You get some frame flex and the suspension is fully unloaded. Some people say it is OK, what's the difference between four jack stands and a hoist ?
Regarding safety of the hoist, it is like every mechanical thing, use as per manufacturers recommendations, install properly, inspect and maintain components, operate properly. Remember there are four little pads that the car is sitting on. If one slips the car is only sitting on three and could fall. Newer hoists have locks for the arms to they cannot swivel. But if your pads are in good shape and the lifting points and solid there should not be a problem. If the lock mechanism is engaged, the hoist cannot come down unless there is some type of structural failure in a component. When locked the cables and hydraulic are not under any significant load. Remember need to let hoist down to engage the locking cams.
Personally, this type of hoist is best for working under the car without ramps in the way and the wheels free. For storage and some other mechanical operations the four post is the way to go. I also plan to install a four post when I can find a good used one. Mostly for storage purposes.
I removed the 3 phase motor and purchased a single phase 230 volt motor. It cost me 250 dollars for the new motor. The new motor connects to the bottom of the hydraulic unit with four bolts just like the 3 phase motor. It is an industry standard bolt flange. 56 C or something like that. The motor I purchased also had the side plate that bolted up to the vertical support structure in the original holes. It was smooth, just unbolt one and bolt in the new one. There is an adapter on the motor shaft that must be removed and put onto the shaft of the new motor. This adapter used an allen head set screw that tightens down to the flat on the motor shaft. The adapter is slotted and engages the slotted drive of the hydraulic pump. Be careful in measuring and in determining the location of the adapter on the shaft. You don't want it too loose or too tight to the hydraulic pump drive lug.
First thing to do is to remove the four lift arms. This takes quite a bit of weight off what you have to move as one piece. Take note of the cable end with the bolts as to their location. My bolts threaded on about three inches from the end.
In terms of moving the unit, just unbolt the two posts (six) bolts. You have to lift each post about 3 - 4 inches in order to get the cable ends out past the pulleys. There is a hole in the top of each H beam post to put a clevice. This is the best place to lift. A fork lift makes the job easy. Once the two cables are out, they should be carefully wrapped not too tight and put in a clean bag or wrapped. Also inspect them for any damage prior to reassembly. The base is as you say about 11 and a half feet wide and is not too heavy. The slave post weights around 700 punds according to my calculation. The post with the hydraulic pump, tank and motor I would guess to weigh around 850 pounds. Before moving the post with the hydraulic unit, unscrew from the top of the tank the breather and put a pipe plug in its place for transportation. I think it was 1/2 inch pipe thread but don't recall exactly, but it is a standard pipe thread plug and should go in nicely just turning with you fingers. Once you have screwed it in by hand give it just a little bit of tightening with a wrench. Don't need much tightening, mine didn't leak a drop. If you fail to do this operation, you will have hydraulic oil all over the floor. When you install the hoist don't forget to put the breather back in. Anyway with a forlift just move the three pieces on to a flat bed trailer, tie down and transport to new location. Be careful of the heavy piece that holds the lift arms because it will slide or allow the post to slide.
I do not advise modifying the lift to make it thinner. It is a really excellent design and can almost be installed without concrete anchors...........but these must be installed in any case.
Because my garage doors are only 8 feet high, I had to drag the posts into the garage at an angle before I could lift them vertical. They are about 8 and a half feet high. This is simple, just lift the post off the trailer outside the garage and then carefully back the forklift into the garage. The forlift forks were put in the upside down position so the rack would not be an issue. Also the forklift forks were in the center position and held a steel beam that was about four or five feet long with a clevic hole at the end. When you back into the garage make sure to have the forklift down so you don't hit the top of the door frame or door. I put the bottom of the post on a heavy piece of wood (2 x 10) so it could slide without damage to drag it into the garage. Once inside the garage, I closed the overhead door so that I had my ceiling height back. Depending on your situation you may have higher doors and higher ceilings and don't have to worry about this step.
When you thread the cable through on installation make sure that the cable on the slave post goes behind the wheels of the safety catch. The catch engages when the cable goes slack.
I was able to move the hoist in my garage by hand to do a bit of fine tuning as far as location using a wood block and crowbar. Need to check the location of the garage roof trusses to make sure that the hydraulic cylinder would go up where there was no truss. I have a ten foot ceiling and the cylinder goes up onto the attic. I just build a little insulated box where the cylinder goes up and can get the hoist to full height. I am lifting Corvettes which are only 4 feet high so ceiling height is not an issue. For tall vehicles a 12 foot or higher ceiling would be much better.
I can't comment too much on the value......I got mine for very cheap and even with forklift rental ( I did my own operation of the forklift ), cost of motor I am under 900 dollars.
The last little hurdle is to wire the magnetic motor starter. Mine had a Furnas motor starter. When I started this project I knew nothing about these things, but now I know enough to wire one. It is very simple.
I am totally satified with the hoist. Looking at the way the new ones are designed, I don't think my low ceiling and 4-5 inch concrete floor could accomodate them.
I have probably left out a few small details since I did mine, but I think my text here captures most of the job. If you have any further questions please send me an email and I will get back to you or repost on this site.
I forgot to mention that the two posts each have two pulley wheels on the bottom that stick below the flange of the post by about one or two inches. DO NOT set the post down on the wheels or they could be damaged. If you are temporarily setting the posts down in the vertical position, place a few 2x6's or equivalent around the base so the wheels are clear. Also if you have to drag the posts make sure the wheels are free.
Line-O-Tronics Model 315
I am considering bartering for one of these lifts. It is currently a 3 phase motor with a 30 amp twist lock plug. One of the posters here has done the conversion to 2 phase 208. What was reqired and how expencive was the change over. The unit I am considering has a fully accessible and readable nameplate. It says where it was manufactured and that it is 8000 lb rated. Also the poster said that he used a forklift to position the unit. I have to break it down and transport it. Can the unit be made thinner? It is currently 12 feet from outside to outside and it might not fit in its destination garage. Also what would you estimate the units worth given unknown age and work to make it usable in my application. It seems to be working now as it goes up smoothly. I haven't tried it under load as of yet. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Dedication of Merit
Puññassidāni katassa
Yānaññāni katāni me
Tesañca bhāgino hontu
May all beings — without limit, without end —
have a share in the merit just now made,
and in whatever other merit I have made.
Ye piyā guṇavantā ca
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Diṭṭhā me cāpyadiṭṭhā vā
Aññe majjhatta-verino;
Those who are dear & kind to me —
beginning with my mother & father —
whom I have seen or never seen;
and others, neutral or hostile;
Sattā tiṭṭhanti lokasmiṃ
Te-bhummā catu-yonikā
Saṃsarantā bhavābhave:
beings established in the cosmos —
the three realms, the four modes of birth,
with five, one, or four aggregates —
wandering on from realm to realm:
Ñātaṃ ye pattidānam-me
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Ye cimaṃ nappajānanti
Devā tesaṃ nivedayuṃ.
If they know of my dedication of merit,
may they themselves rejoice,
And if they do not know,
may the devas inform them.
Mayā dinnāna-puññānaṃ
Sabbe sattā sadā hontu
Averā sukha-jīvino
By reason of their rejoicing
in my gift of merit,
may all beings always live happily,
free from animosity.
Khemappadañca pappontu
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Catching merry-go-round continues
The Rockies are pursuing free-agent catcher Ramon Hernandez, a move that could lead to a trade of catcher Chris Iannetta to the Angels, major-league sources say.
At the moment, neither deal is close.
Other teams remain in the mix for Hernandez, and one source described the talks between the Rockies and Angels as "just conversation (that) never got real far."
Both new Angels GM Jerry Dipoto and the team's major-league staff like Iannetta, sources say. The Angels are actively looking for a catcher; the Reds' Ryan Hanigan also is on their wish list.
Hernandez made $3 million last season with the Reds. Iannetta is signed for $3.55 million in 2012; he can become a free agent after next season if the Rockies trade him, voiding his $5 million option for '13.
Hernandez, who began the off-season as a Type A free agent, was re-classified as a Type B as part of the new collective-bargaining agreement.
The Reds would gain a supplementary draft choice between the first and second rounds if they lost Hernandez, but the team that signed him would not forfeit a pick.
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Mindy Kaling went out partying over the weekend.
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The new Miss USA and
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|The #1 thing you have to learn is the massive difference in repiar/refit cost as boats get bigger even the 37 at your small end and the 45 at the big are worlds apart in the cost of most everything onboard
Good honest advice and from real experience. Maybe I should be looking at an RV instead? NAW - same problems and it would never sail to the Bahamas without leaking. lol...
My friend with the Gulfstar 50' is SUPER handy and committed. He has rebuilt engines, played with fiberglass like he invented it, rewired, rebuilt a kitchen and teak floors, etc. He told me anyone who can screw in a lightbulb can do it too. I just shook my head.
IF I can find a decent boat in my price range that I can LIVE aboard while working on it, that would be great. I am not in a position to haul it anywhere or keep it in the dockyard to repair it, while continuing to maintain a home or even apartment. Sure, I will have it pulled to work on it for under a month, but NOT for an extended period. The clash of my budget and fantasy with the reality of what's available may kill the idea altogether. But, with some studying, patience, advice from those before me and perseverance, I think I'll find the right boat for me.
Thanks for the advice,
Theyre all composite
Composite means, literally, a combination of two or more materials. Say, for instance, fiberglass and polyester resin. Or any other two or more things you could name. It's meaningless when used to describe any boat except an old fashioned plank on frame all wood boat.
Almost all "fiberglass" boats have decks and cabin tops cored with end-grain balsa, plywood, or foam. Otherwise decks are either too flimsy or too heavy. Take a light hammer or a screwdriver handle and tap all the way around every single thing fastened to the deck. If they go "thud" instead of "bonk!" run, do not walk, away. Repairing delaminated decks with rotted core is major, major.
Look honestly at your age and commitment. You are considering a major and potentially very expensive undertaking. People have succeeded and been proud and happy. People have failed. Only you can judge your own chances.
As the current owner of a 26 foot boat that started out at $6500 and has now cost me almost $30,000 and is still on dry land, let me give you some cheap advice.
1) If you buy a fixer upper make damn sure you have some place to keep it for FREE. A marina is NOT the place!
2) If you think the work will only take a couple of months spend the money to have it hauled to some place FREE. If it takes a year you break even, if it takes 3 or 4 years the $2k for hauling each way will suddenly look like a bargain.
3) Little things like Honey Do's, Grandchildren, your job sending you out of town, Prostate Cancer, that kind of thing, some how eats up a lot of boat time.
4) The $10K boat was once a $100K boat. All the parts you will need are priced for the $100K boat.
5) Learn the difference between Used and Used Up. Many one owner boats are Used Up, while boats that have had several owners doing upgrades my only be used.
6) If you are really really handy, and can do fiberglass, carpentry, metal work, electrical, and mechanical, then you REALLY need to get a second opinion from someone else, preferably a surveyor. You'll think "I can fix that!" way too often.
7) Boats deteriorate continuously, even when you are working on them. It is easy for the deterioration to outpace you, it never quits, gets tired or frustrated.
Yesterday I went down to the boat, said F it, and went for a couple hours in the sailing dinghy on a local lake. Man's gotta sail you know?
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Don Caseys book This Old Boat would be a good investment.
|Don Caseys book This Old Boat would be a good investment.
Books. Lots of books.
Honestly, the route to knowledge is long and you won't find it in a few questions.
Thanks so much. You guys are awesome! I have my work cut out for me on many levels, and I have to be wary of my tendency to be impulsive too... Irwin, Gulfstar, and Hardin are turning out to be the most "bang for the buck" so far - with regards to length/strength/accomodations/amenities in my budget range.
I met an owner of a 50' Gulfstar who showed me a little bit about looking for soft spots, etc and it was very helpful. As I make progress, I'll keep posting until I find something good. I don't think I'll do any serious looking until October - and, as a bonus, maybe the prices will drop even more as we head into winter up here in Boston?
Thanks again,
'Composite' as it is used in the world of boating ads often refers to a hull where the glass cloth has been replaced by a high tech material like carbon or kevlar. Do be aware that the builders were looking for lightweight and the boat might have a shorter life.
However I have also seen it used to describe a boat built using wood with epoxy see here for more info. WEST SYSTEM | Projects | Profiled Boats - Wood/epoxy longevity
While I would not dismiss a boat built with either method the vast majority of boats you will look at will be good old GRP but there is a hidden problem with many older boats that were built with wood cored decks. The wood rots if water is allowed in. Many threads on this. Try to find one with this problem and walk on the deck so you know what to 'feel ' for.
Lots of boats around in that price bracket, look hard and you will find something that has all the kit and no major problems.
Good hunting!
Composite hulls can mean many things. Wood and glass, high tech fibers, even ordinary fiberglass is a composite.
As far as boats to restore, I recommend avoiding wood unless you have knowledge and experience with it.
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Gutsy Comeback Effort Falls Short in NCAA Tournament at LSU
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
BATON ROUGE, La. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Trailing 59-47 with just over eight minutes to play, the No. 11 seed Green Bay women's basketball team used a 14-6 run to come within four points of No. 6 seed LSU on its home court after the Lady Tigers had led by as many as 18. Minutes later, sophomore Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) hit a three with 47.8 seconds remaining to pull the Phoenix within three at 72-69, but a trio of late free throws spoiled the road team's comeback attempt as LSU prevailed with a 75-71 win in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
With the loss, the Phoenix finished the season at 29-3 and saw its 24-game winning streak come to an end. Having last lost on Dec. 5 at Central Michigan, Green Bay's three losses this season were by just 11 combined points.
"Our goal at the end of that game was to get a stop—we're one of the best defensive teams in the country and needed to get a stop," head coach Kevin Borseth said. "I thought our kids battled, but LSU just made some shots. They turned out to be pretty good 3-point shooters after not shooting that much during the year."
Green Bay opened the game on an 11-4 run with three's from seniors Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.), Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) and Jenny Gilbertson (Wabasha, Minn.). But from there, an LSU team that shot less than 30 percent from behind the arc on the season stepped up its game from long range.
The Lady Tigers hit back-to-back triples to come within one at 11-10, but a deuce from Ritchie extended the lead back to three. The teams then answered each other with a combination of old-fashioned 3-point plays and shots from long range, tying the score at 19-19 with 8:10 left in the opening frame.
LSU took its first lead of the night less than a minute later, but a triple from Bauer gave the visitors a 24-23 lead with just under five minutes to go in the first half. The lead was short-lived, however, as the Lady Tigers used a 9-1 run to pull ahead with a 32-25 advantage.
Ritchie hit a pair from the line with 1:12 remaining for the final points of the first 20 minutes, leaving Green Bay down 32-27 at the half.
LSU came out of the break red-hot and built on its 17-3 run from the first half, scoring eight unanswered points to start the second frame. Trailing 40-27 less than two minutes into the second half, Borseth called a timeout to rally the troops.
Senior Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill.) scored five straight for Green Bay to pull the team within 10 at 42-32, but LSU used a 12-4 run to build a 54-36 lead with 12:36 to go. The 18-point deficit was the largest Green Bay faced the entire 2012-13 season.
Unfazed at the deficit, Green Bay went on a 9-3 run to pull within 12 at 57-45 with 8:38 to play. Less than a minute later, the visiting team sparked a 14-6 run to pull within four after two triples from Gilbertson and an Eichler three made it 65-61.
LSU answered with a triple of its own and a 3-point play, extending its lead back to double digits with 3:05 to play. Trailing 71-61, the Phoenix used a run of 8-1 to put the score at 72-69 with 47.8 seconds to go.
Forced to foul with 15 seconds to play, Gilbertson fouled out as LSU headed to the line. The Lady Tiger's do-it-all 6'5 threat in Theresa Plaisance made both of her attempts, giving the home team a 74-69 lead.
"I'll tell you, Green Bay is one of those teams that you don't want to play," LSU head coach Nikki Caldwell said. "They're one of the toughest teams we've played—credit to them for the way they battled back. They could easily stack up with anyone in our conference."
On the ensuing inbounds play, Lukan went coast-to-coast for the layup, making it a single possession game with a 74-71 deficit. Forced to foul again, however, LSU made one of two at the line to gain a 75-71 lead with just four seconds to play. A last-second heave from junior Sam Zastrow (Algoma, Wis.) wouldn't fall, sealing the 75-71 defeat.
"Our kids really rallied in the second half and got it down to a one-possession game," Borseth said. "It didn't look like we were ever going to get it there, but we got it there. We had opportunities, and overall I'm just very proud."
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He had 2 catches for 38 yards against Hawaii. He fought off 4 tacklers to score on a 22-yard reception at Syracuse. He had a 19-yard reception at Stanford, then 2 catches against California (38 yards), Utah (16 yards) and Washington (42 yards, including an 18-yard TD). He caught 3 passes for 26 yards, with an 8-yard TD, against Colorado, then had 2 catches for 29 yards, including a 12-yard TD, and he made a tackle at Arizona. He had 5 catches for 23 yards and a tackle against Oregon, then had 5 catches for 20 yards with a TD against Arizona State. He had a 15-yard reception at UCLA, a 9-yard catch against Notre Dame and 2 catches for 119 yards against Georgia Tech.
2011: Grimble started 7 games (Minnesota, Utah, Syracuse, Arizona State, California, Notre Dame, Stanford) at tight end as a redshirt freshman in 2011 and was an often-used backup in USC's other 5 games. He also played on special teams. Overall in 2011 while appearing in all 12 games, he had 15 catches for 144 yards (9.6 avg.) with 4 TDs, plus 2 kickoff returns for 3 yards (1.5 avg.). He made 2011 CollegeFootballNews.com Freshman All-American honorable mention. He had a 1-yard catch against Minnesota, then caught 5 passes for 66 yards, with a 9-yard TD catch, against Utah. He had 2 catches for 17 yards (with a 9-yard TD) against Syracuse and a 7-yard TD catch against Arizona. He had 2 receptions for 12 yards at Notre Dame, 2 catches for 15 yards and a 3-yard kickoff return against Stanford, a 5-yard TD catch at Colorado and a 21-yard reception at Oregon. He caught a 2-point conversion pass against UCLA.
2010: Grimble redshirted as a freshman tight end in 2010, his first year at USC. He was slowed for USC's first 3 games (Hawaii, Virginia, Minnesota) with an ankle sprain.
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I don't know if it's the same in dogs, but for people, steroids put on weight big time. I don't know if the med itself helps to cause it (like some meds do all on their own) or the fact that you could pull up a chair to a buffet with a napkin tucked in your shirt and go to town, when you're on them!
If there is a place that does things like laser therapy, underwater treadmill (for weight loss - and not a lot of water needed for a Corgi!) you could try that.
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There May be a new vet in the area that has the hydrotherapy. We could probably walk him on the treadmill!
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Senator John Kerry told delegates at the Bali conference on climate change that he wants America to do much more toward having the world gain control of deadly carbon emissions. "The United States," he said, "is going to be at the table, the United States is going to lead, and the United States is going to embrace significant change in order to lead with climate change." Kerry, who c0-chairs a U>S. Senate committee on climate change argues the United States must seek a goal of at least 60%-70% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050. The Bali conference is seeking much swifter implementation of climate change by insisting that developed nations must reduce carbon emissions by 30% within the coming fifteen years.
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Hey guys,
I have a question for the Australian prop makers here, what sort/brand of sillicone do you guys use for mold making? I'd like to get something 'cheapish' that will survive at least 5-6 pulls. And would plaster be a decent alternative for mold making?
EDIT: man am I stupid... forgot to say what I wanted to mold- I'm trying to make a mold of a toy pistol I have


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Easy cheese dips and elegant cheese spreads are ideal for entertaining during the holidays or any time of year.
Blushing Cheese Dip
As you dip the roasted beets into this delicate fondue, it will gradually turn pink. The cheese stays molten and creamy for a long time--this recipe, adapted from executive chef Jason Berthold of San Francisco's Monsieur Benjamin, is a fondue breakthrough, as far as we're concerned! When the fondue cools, it has the texture of cream cheese; post-Valentine's Day, spread it on toast as a delicious snack.
Goat Cheese SpreadLayer pesto, sun-dried tomato, and a mixture of goat cheese and cream cheese for an impressive appetizer with Mediterranean flavors. Serve with French bread slices or crackers.
Cheese Dip with CrawfishYou'll have a hard time keeping guests away from this creamy, cheesy dip that's packed with tasty crawfish meat. If you can't find frozen crawfish tails, you can substitute chopped cooked shrimp.
Bacon-Cheese DipCrumbled bacon is the crowing glory of this creamy cheese dip that features cream cheese, blue cheese and sour cream. You're guaranteed not to have any leftovers when you bring this dip to a party.
Modern Cheese BallsThese are not your mother's cheese balls. First, they're made with goat cheese and shaped into bite-size balls, making them super easy to serve and eat. Also, they're rolled in a variety of tasty toppings: wasabi-coated peas, crushed gingersnaps, granola, and a Parmesan-fennel seed mixture.
Baked Pimiento CheeseBaking pimiento cheese takes this popular sandwich spread to a whole new dimension of gooey, cheesy goodness. It's so incredibly good that your guests may want to lick the serving dish when all the dip is gone.
Layered Sun-dried-Tomato-and-Basil SpreadThis festive recipe is filled with flavors featuring cream cheese, tomatoes, pine nuts, and basil. Make it now and enjoy or make it 3 days in advance to serve at your next holiday party.
Pinecone Cheese BallDeviled ham and softened cream cheese form the base and smoked almonds dot the surface of this edible holiday pine cone. Assembly takes just 10 minutes, but guests will think you spent hours. Make several in advance and chill until the next celebration.
Smoky Green Chile-Cheddar Cheese with Avocado-Mango SalsaThis smoky green chili cheese dip, made with smoked cheddar, Monterey Jack and cream cheese is always a big hit at parties. Its spicy flavors pair well with the exotic avocado mango salsa for a mouthwatering burst of Tex-Mex flavor. Better yet, it freezes well.
Beer-Cheese SpreadThis recipe makes a lot, but it can be frozen for up to a month. It fits perfectly into 4 (10-oz.) ramekins. Try it out at your next holiday party with multi-grain crackers or crispy potato chips.
Cherry Chutney Cheese TorteHoliday guests won't believe this beautiful cherry chutney cheesecake is light. If you don't have time to strain yogurt, buy Greek style yogurt (it's already strained) and proceed as instructed. To save time, make the cherry chutney up a few days before your party.
Buttery Blue Cheese Spread with WalnutsBlue cheese and toasted walnuts are one of those amazing culinary matches, but here the richness goes one step further. There's a splash of sherry and a generous amount of softened butter in this cheese spread. Freeze it for up to a month in advance.
Rosemary Cheese with Fig PreservesTake the elegance level at holiday parties up a notch with this French inspired make-ahead cheese spread. A blend of goat cheese, cream cheese, rosemary, and honey, it's crowned with store bought fig jam. Serve it with fancy crackers or toasted baguette slices.
Spicy Roasted Red Bell Pepper Pimiento CheeseSpicy homemade pimento cheese is a rare treat and a welcome addition at any holiday party. Make this spread up to four days in advance, and have fun serving it in unusual containers and with all kinds of funky crackers and breadsticks.
Red Pepper-Cheese DipA mixture of fat-free yogurt and cream cheese help keep this roasted red pepper-garlic dip light; cumin and cayenne keep it spicy. Make some up ahead of time for parties and drop-in guests. Serve with roasted pita chips, garlic flatbread, or chips.
Katie's Pimento Goat CheeseThis super-easy variation of the classic Southern sandwich spread features goat cheese instead of the traditional cheddar, plus minced onion and crushed whole pimientos and garlic for full-bodied flavor.
Colby-Pepper Jack Cheese DipGet a double punch of cheese flavor with cream cheese and colby-Jack and add some heat with chili powder, green chiles, and jalapeño peppers. With the addition of chicken, you can almost count this hearty dip as your main dish.
Cream Cheese-Olive SpreadThis easy 4-ingredient cheese spread is perfect for last-minute entertaining. Serve with assorted crackers or baguette slices.
Goat Cheese MousseOffer a savory goat cheese spread as a holiday appetizer and serve it with chutney or jam and crackers. It's great for parties since you can make it a day or two ahead.
Sweet-'n'-Salty Honey Cheese SpreadTransform a simple log of goat cheese into an impressive party appetizer by rolling the log of cheese in sunflower seeds and drizzling with honey. Serve with fresh berries and crackers.
Herbed Cheese SpreadFresh chives, parsley, and tarragon flavor this appetizer cheese spread that's made with feta and cream cheese. Garnish with a wreath of fresh rosemary springs and dots of dried cranberries for a festive, holiday look.
Blue Cheese-Bacon DipThis warm blue cheese dip is one of our top-rated appetizer recipes and ideal for entertaining. You can bake it in individual cups or a 1-quart dish and serve with fresh fruit, crackers or flatbread.
Baked Tex-Mex Pimiento Cheese DipTurn pimiento cheese sandwich spread into a hot and spicy appetizer by adding chopped jalapeño pepper to the cheese mixture and baking it in a casserole dish.


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The debate is just beginning — on the Cretaceous!
The Cretaceous is the time period from 145 million years ago up to the demise of the dinosaurs about 65 million years ago. The Eocene is a more recent period, from 56 million years ago to 34 million years ago. In between is the Paleocene, which is generally somewhat cooler than the late Cretaceous or mid Eocene. It has long been known that the polar climate — particularly the Arctic climate — was very different from today's. Many lines of evidence indicate temperatures well above freezing, with little or no permanent land ice and infrequent or absent sea ice. Lemurs could live in Spitzbergen, and crocodiles on Hudson Bay, to name a few examples. Most evidence also points to an absence of ice in Antarctica as well. These Hothouse (or Super Greenhouse) climates have much warmer polar regions than is the case for today's climate, and winters were evidently very mild. These hothouse climates are idealized as having been almost completely free of significant ice sheets on land and sea ice cover in the ocean. Hothouse climates pose a challenge to our understanding of climate in general, but more particularly they serve as a critical clue as to what surprises a high-CO2 world might have in store for us.
This is so because, at present, the only viable theory for Hothouse climates is that they come about as a result of elevated CO2 concentrations, which in turn are due to long term changes in the Earth's carbon cycle. The CO2 theory has many problems, some of which I'll discuss below, but no theory without elevated CO2 has been able to even come close to accounting for the Hothouse states. These climates would be just dandy as a natural test of the Earth's sensitivity to long lived greenhouse gas concentrations were it not for one nasty fact: it is very, very difficult to get an accurate idea of how high the CO2 concentrations were so far back in time (see Crowley and Berner or Broadly Misleading on RC). For example, estimates for the Eocene range from values similar to modern CO2 concentrations all the way up to 15 times pre-industrial CO2. This unpleasantly large range represents uncertainties in the proxies used to estimate CO2 in the distant past. Various general circulation models can achieve largely ice-free polar conditions with CO2 between 4 and 8 times present concentrations, though even at those levels there are difficulties in accounting for the mildness of the winters. And up until recently it was thought that the tropical temperatures in such simulations were far warmer than reality — but more about that anon.
In the past few years there has been a real shake-up in the conception of what hothouse climates are like. First, it was found that the Tropical regions in hothouse climates are not tightly thermostatted as had been previously thought. Prior indications of a cool tropics turned out to be an artifact of alteration of the chemistry of marine sediments after they were deposited — a nightmare known as diagenesis to paleoceanographers. The tropics are actually quite a bit warmer than today's tropics. For example, the Eocene tropical ocean may have been as warm as 35C, as compared to about 29C today. The upward revision of tropical temperatures is quite a good thing for the CO2 theory, since it removes a good part of the "low gradient" problem, wherein models were thought to systematically exaggerate the pole to equator temperature gradient.
So far, so good. But then, just last year through heroic efforts involving a nuclear icebreaker, a conventional icebreaker and an icebreaking drill-ship. a deep-time sediment core was recovered from the Arctic ocean. The results, which came out in a series of papers in Nature (here,here and here) were startling. At times the Arctic was practically a freshwater lake, indicating some quite dramatic changes in the hydrological cycle. And more germane to the matter at hand, in the early Eocene, the Arctic was much warmer than previously thought. According to Sluijs et al ocean temperatures were as high as 23C — rather like Key West today. These temperatures come to you courtesy of a novel biochemical proxy known as Tex86, derived from certain lipids produced by tiny plankton called Crenarchaeota. Tex86 is the new wunderkind of paleoceanography.
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Easter time
March 24th, 20100
As well as looking forward to having an extra couple of days off over Easter, we're also excited to get the family together and enjoy some Easter fun (and food!). It's a great time of year to get the family round and feast on some scrummy nosh. Not since Christmas have we had everyone round to eat drink and be merry, so its about time we got everyone together again.
As it's almost spring, the weather is getting better/nights are getting lighter and there's even more reason to celebrate! If you have young children or will be catering for young children around Easter then why not put together an Easter egg hunt. They're great fun and will keep the kids entertained for hours (depending on how difficult you make it of course!).
If you're planning a child free Easter, or your children have grown up, then you could always make the Easter egg hunt more of a challenge by creating cryptic clues and making the prize more interesting. We're sure friends and family would be more keen to participate if they knew that there was a good bottle of wine at the end of the hunt! Easter is also good to test your baking skills.
With all the chocolate and sweet treats doing the rounds this time of year, no wonder it's the busiest for home baking too! Cup cakes, buns, scones, hot cross buns there's plenty to go at and you know what they say, practice makes perfect! Baking is also a fun activity for the whole family and is one of those past times that will always remind us of our own childhoods. Follow these links for recipe ideas and inspiration;


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Out with the old…
January 15th, 20100
In with the new. There's nothing better than starting the New Year with a good old 'spring' clean. And we're not just referring to cleaning out your home but clearing out your lingerie drawer too! With loads of fabulous new Bravissimo styles in our Early Spring collection, there's never been a better reason to be out with the old and in with the new.
Here at Bravissimo, we believe that your underwear should always make you look and feel fabulous, so why not replace anything that makes you feel anything less than this. Trust us, you won't regret it!
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Richmond Times-Dispatch Columnist Pens Falsehood Filled Column Bashing Obamacare
The Richmond Times Dispatch's A. Barton Hinkle attacked Obamacare with several falsehoods in his latest Sunday column by blaming the president for the delays in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and ignoring the role of an obstructive Republican majority in the House. Hinkle also overlooked Virginia's role in regulating health care navigators, those charged with guiding the uninsured to the best coverage, and instead suggested the federal government would be careless with private information.
Columnist Claims Delay In Portions Of ACA Implementation Are President Obama's Fault
The Richmond Times Dispatch's Hinkle Blamed Obama For The Delays In Portions Of The Affordable Care Act. An August 25 column by Richmond Times Dispatch columnist A. Barton Hinkle accused the President of experiencing "buyers' remorse" over the ACA because he has "delayed or diminished three key components of the law":
Now that we know, many Americans are experiencing buyers' remorse -- notably the American in the Oval Office. President Obama already has delayed or diminished three key components of the law: the employer mandate, which requires businesses to provide insurance to workers or face a penalty; the requirement that those applying for subsidies to purchase insurance through state exchanges show proof of eligibility; and the caps on out-of-pocket insurance expenses such as copayments and deductibles. [Richmond Times Dispatch, 8/25/13 [1]]
GOP Congressional Obstruction Shares Blame For Delays Of ACA Impementation
The Washington Post: Political Opposition Has "Hampered [The ACA's] Implementation." On July 2, following the announcement of the delay of the employee mandate, The Washington Post credited Republican opposition as a major roadblock to fully enacting the ACA:
The White House on Tuesday delayed for one year a requirement under the Affordable Care Act that businesses provide health insurance to employees, a fresh setback for President Obama's landmark health-care overhaul as it enters a critical phase.
The decision comes as a result of years of bumps and setbacks for the overhaul, including legal challenges and political opposition that have hampered its implementation. Last summer, the Supreme Court upheld the law but struck down a mandatory expansion of Medicaid. State officials and businesses held off changing their policies through the 2012 presidential campaign because Obama's GOP opponent, Mitt Romney, had promised to repeal the law. [The Washington Post, 7/2/13 [2]]
80 House Republicans Would Rather Shut Down The Government Than Allow Implementation Of ACA. The Washington Post reported on August 23 that many House Republicans are willing cause a government shutdown to prevent the ACA from moving forward. A letter signed by 80 Republicans was sent to House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) asking him to prevent funding legislation tied to the ACA:
More than a third of House Republicans urged their leader Thursday to trigger a government shutdown rather than fund the implementation of the health care overhaul they call "Obamacare."
A letter from 80 Republicans asked Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, to resist any spending bills that would accommodate the new health care law, which is nearing a critical stage of signing up millions of Americans for health coverage.
Because it's virtually certain that President Barack Obama and the Democratic-controlled Senate would reject such demands, leaders of both parties say the standoff likely would result in a partial shutdown of the federal government, similar to those that occurred in 1995 and 1996. [The Washington Post, 8/23/13 [3]]
Columnist Claims Navigator Program Makes Private Information Vulnerable
Hinkle: Trusting Health Care Navigators Is Akin To Trusting The NSA. In his column Hinkle warned that health insurance navigators should not be trusted based solely on their federal government training and laws set up to protect privacy:
Administration officials have insisted the law "maintains strict privacy controls to safeguard personal information." That sounds comforting. Then again, it sounded comforting when Director of National Intelligence James Clapper was asked whether the NSA collects "any type of data at all" on millions of Americans and replied "No, sir." We all know how true that statement was now. [The Richmond Times Dispatch, 8/25/13 [1]]
Virginia Requires Training, Privacy Requirements Of Navigators
The Hill: Navigators "Will Help People Make Sense Of Their Options Under Obamacare." The Hill described navigators as people who will be informed on the details of enrolling in insurance, but will not be agents of insurance company:
The Health and Human Services Department on Friday finalized rules for the "navigators" who will help people make sense of their options under ObamaCare.
Traditional insurance agents cannot be certified as navigators, because navigators cannot be paid by a specific insurance company -- their charge is to help explain the system, not to sell a particular product.
"Navigators will be trained to play a vital role in fulfilling our commitment to help consumers learn about and apply for quality health insurance when open enrollment for consumers in the Marketplaces begins October 1," said Marilyn Tavenner, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. [The Hill, 7/12/13 [4]]
Virginia Has State-Specific Regulations On Navigators. The Georgetown University Center on Health Insurance Reforms listed Virginia as one of 14 states that had passed legislation defining state specific regulations on the training of navigators, including a requirement that they obtain a license before operating in the state:
To date, at least 19 states with federally facilitated exchanges (including state-partnership exchanges) have enacted, or are currently considering, legislation that imposes state-specific requirements on navigators. Of these, 14--Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin--have already passed such legislation.
Most of the bills require a navigator to obtain state licensure or approval before operating in the state. Many also establish training requirements, require criminal background checks, and authorize disciplinary measures against navigators. Some bills also subject navigators to existing insurance law (such as privacy and unfair trade practices standards) or require navigators to secure financial protection against wrongdoing. [The Commonwealth Fund, 7/1/13 [5]]
Navigators Are Prohibited From Violating Privacy Requirements And Subject To Oversight By The State Corporation Commission. Virginia law specifically prohibits navigators from violating "any unfair trade practice and privacy requirements." The law also requires the state to review any reports of violations to these requirements:
That the State Corporation Commission, through its review of complaints concerning activities of navigators pursuant to subsection C of § 38.2-3448, shall monitor the activities of navigators in the Commonwealth to determine whether and to what extent navigators operating in the Commonwealth have engaged in prohibited practices. The Commission shall report its findings to the Governor and the chairs of the Senate and House Commerce and Labor Committees annually on November 15, 2014, and November 15, 2015. [Health Benefit Exchange, Code of Virginia, Chapter 34 of Title 38.2, Article 7, accessed 8/26/13 [6]]
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SCK•CEN, the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre in Mol has been working for several years on the design of a multi-purpose irradiation facility in order to replace the ageing BR2 reactor, a multi-functional materials testing reactor (MTR), in operation since 1962.
MYRRHA, a flexible fast spectrum research reactor (50-100 MWth) is conceived as an accelerator driven system (ADS), able to operate in sub-critical and critical modes. It contains a proton accelerator of 600 MeV, a spallation target and a multiplying core with MOX fuel, cooled by liquid lead-bismuth (Pb-Bi).
MYRRHA will be operational at full power around 2025. During the 2010-2014 period the following items will be accomplished:
Construction of the facility and assembly of the components is foreseen in the period 2017-2021.
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'"That's how games go," Miller said. "We had some good looks, and Roloson came up big on a few. We had some close ones that skidded by the post and they hit the crossbar twice. That's just the way it goes."'
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Mac OS X
From HaskellWiki
1.1 Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
To install GHC on Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), there are the following options:
- install the Haskell Platform
- install MacPort's ghc package
1.2 Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
Mac OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard) is currently not well supported. The problem is that GHC generates 32bit code, but gcc on Snow Leopard defaults to 64bit code now.
The workaround is to tell gcc to accept 32bit code:
- install the Haskell Platform
- patch the following wrapper scripts to include the flags "-optc-m32 -opta-m32 -optl-m32":
- /usr/bin/ghc
- /usr/bin/ghci
- /usr/bin/runhaskell
- /usr/bin/runghc
- /usr/bin/hsc2hs
See also Haskell on Snow Leopard.
To uninstall ghc call:
sudo /Library/Frameworks/GHC.framework/Tools/Uninstaller
3 Editors with Haskell support
3.1 Open Source
- AquaMacs, a graphical Emacs version
- Eclipse with the EclipseFP plugin
- Emacs, is installed on every Mac
- Leksah
- MacVim, a graphical Vim version
- Vim, is installed on every Mac
- Yi (written in Haskell itself!), is available through cabal-install
3.2 Commercial
and Smultron:
TextEdit is Mac's default text editor, a very basic editor that works fine for most uses, you must however be careful to put it into plain text mode using the Format menu.
4 Shipping Installable Haskell Applications
- mkbndl builds installable Mac OSX applications from your Haskell project.
5 Links
- Using Haskell in an Xcode Cocoa project; a description of how to add a Haskell module (callable from C) to an Xcode/Cocoa/Interface builder project on your Mac.


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Robert and Dorothy Marksberry of Williamstown are pleased to announce the engagement and forth coming marriage of their daughter, Pat Marksberry to Mikie Conrad of Williamstown.
The wedding is being planned for 6:30 p.m. June 5 at the Mason Baptist Church. A reception will follow at the American Leion Post in Williamstown.
Invitations are not being sent and all family and friends are invited to attend.
Several positions have been cut for the 2010-11 school year for Williamstown Independent School District in a recently passed tentative budget.
The always difficult budget process was hindered even more this year by the lack of a state budget, said Superintendent Sally Skinner.
Kiana Desiree Jervis died doing something she loved.
"She loved to swim," said her mother, Kameko Jervis. "She was raised around water and loved it."
Jervis, a sixth grade student at Grant County Middle School, died swimming over the Memorial Day weekend in Alexandria.
Jervis, 12, was swimming with other children in a private, above-ground pool at 9 p.m. May 31 when someone noticed Jervis was floating facedown in the water.
For the complete story, pick up a copy of this week's Grant County News
The Williamstown City Council and Williamstown Board of Education are exploring the possibility of working cooperatively to build a $6 million wellness/fitness/recreation center.
Charles Ed Wilson, former superintendent and currently a member of council, led discussion on the project, which he envisions could be planned and constructed over the next six years and serve not only the needs of the school, but the community.
"I still love the kids and they still love me, that's when it's time to go," said Dorothy Ryan in her small office tucked in a corner of the Dry Ridge Elementary gym.
The tears that had filled her eyes for the last week of school, appeared again, but she batted them away quickly, as she packed up the last of her belongings from the place that's been her second home for the last 34 years.
• Friends of Whalen hold fish fry fundraiser
There will be a fish fry at the Williamstown Baptist Church at 2 p.m. June 19 to help raise money for handicap renovations needed inside the home of Doug Whalen, who was severely injured in an accident on April 12.
Many times in these columns I've written about how I came to Grant County right before my 22nd birthday.
Now, I'm leaving about two months before I turn 25.
Over the course of those three years, I've learned a lot about this county and the people within.
During my first few months here, I learned the lay of the land and met a lot of people who helped me get acquainted with my new home.
If you've got dance fever, but have two left feet or just don't know the steps, a Williamstown man is one a campaign to change that.
David Wilson has organized beginning ballroom dancing classes.
He's hoping for the class to begin by June 7 and will feature seven dances including the merengue, salsa, fox trot, waltz, rumba, swing and Cha cha.
During an awards ceremony at Google's New York office, Emily Caudill, a ninth grader from Williamstown Jr/Sr High School in Williamstown, Kentucky, won "The Great Googley Geek Award", an honorary doodle award.
Caudill's doodle depicts a chemical chain reaction. She said that since the world is made up of chemistry, she would start a chain reaction, and make the world healthy again.
I remember, as a kid, how the older men would spin a yarn and pull my leg with stories and anecdotes that entertained me. Occasionally an opportunity arises to which I can continue good stewardship and instill a new generation with thought.
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Hello all,
I got back into hard-core waterfowling a few years back in central Kansas. Recently, work moved me to the Cushing, OK area and I am looking to find hunting buddies in that region. I still hunt Cheyenne Bottoms and the fields south of Ellinwood, KS; when I can make it back, and I always have room for at least one more in my truck. I'm an ethical hunter and know the rewards of time spent scouting before the hunt. I like to be the back-up or secondary call in the group. I can call fairly well on my own, but I've been lucky to have better callers in my group. I also have learned that many times, less is more. I've got a small Sillosock snow goose rig, 5 dz full bodied goose field and 2.5 dz goose floaters and 3 or 4 dz duck floaters to play with. Right now, I'm working on a layout boat project with a new mud motor.
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