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6 Jun 2017 by Amy Fisher in Trip Planning and Cultural Experiences
It's Canada's 150th birthday and what better way to celebrate than checking off these 10 bucket list activities in Newfoundland & Labrador?
17 Mar 2017 by Amy Fisher in Food & Dining and Festivals & Events
Here are five delicious festivals and events that are worth travelling to because they go way above and beyond the 'run of the mill' food event.
It's funny to think 29,000 kilometres of coastline can fit onto a single flat screen TV.
At the most easterly point in North America, you'll find a treasure trove of talented writers. Some are local, some from abroad, and some from parts unknown.
21 Nov 2016 by Matt Molloy in Birdwatching , Hiking & Walking , Nature and Outdoor Adventure
The Coast of Bays in Central Newfoundland is an "off the beaten path" experience; it's as far south on Route 360 as you can go. This area of the island was a place I was eager to explore, to check out the hiking opportunities and to spend time in the wild nature of rural Newfoundland.
13 Oct 2016 by Matt Molloy in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , Entertainment and Twillingate
which keeps my brain elastic and my spirit young." fr. a book entitled simply, Gratitude
24 Jun 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Culture , Cultural Experiences , Outdoor Adventure and Museum
We watched the fog rise off Mount Peyton as we drove towards Green Bay for our first trip to Triton.
3 Jun 2016 by Guest Blogger in Boat Tours and Whale Watching
No matter how you choose to see them, with 22 species of whales here in Newfoundland and Labrador, you might need a scorecard to keep track.
3 Jun 2016 by Guest Blogger in Boat Tours , Icebergs , Kayaking , Whale Watching , Gros Morne National Park , Torngat Mountains National Park , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands , Ferryland , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Twillingate
This isn't the type of place where you'll struggle to find an adventure. The Canadian Signatures Experiences collection is here to point you in the right direction.
3 Jun 2016 by Dave Sullivan in Camping , Food & Dining , Trip Planning , Torngat Mountains National Park , Signal Hill , Fogo & Change Islands , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
As a former touring actor and comedian, I've spent my fair share of time in hotel rooms. And, don't get me wrong, hotels are great places to stay – I mean, they clean your room every day. How can you not love that? But, sometimes you just want to experience something different. Something a little left of centre.
8 Mar 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences , Twillingate and Outdoor Adventure
When you consider Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, there's a really good chance that you already have a picture in your mind.
26 Feb 2016 by Guest Blogger in Icebergs
Around here, icebergs come in all shapes and sizes, travelling along Iceberg Alley to fill the bay, or your glass.
10 Feb 2016 by Rory Lambert in Culture
My Nan spent her whole life knitting and crocheting and, at one point, had knit my father a beautiful pair of wool mitts. This pair of handmade hand-warmers were given from my Nan to her youngest son, made with care and woven with intricate patterns. They were more than just mittens or gloves; they were works of art in their own right.
5 Feb 2016 by Guest Blogger in Hiking & Walking
In these parts, a walk in the woods is just the beginning of your adventure. Our 29,000 kilometres of pristine coastline, set against a backdrop of natural wonder, provides plenty of distractions along the way.
29 Jan 2016 by Rory Lambert in Culture , Art Galleries and Fogo & Change Islands
Thought to be one of the four corners of the planet by the Flat Earth Society, Fogo really is a place unlike any other. Home to an arts residency program that offers opportunities for contemporary artists to work and live in this place.
28 Jan 2016 by Matt Molloy in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Snowmobiling , Nature , Entertainment and Outdoor Adventure
Great festivals stem from great planning, and organizers for the fifth annual Mid Winter Bivver have been busy putting together an entertaining 2016 festival following a successful one in 2015.
13 Jan 2016 by Dave Sullivan in Geography
A couple of colourful tales about the wonderful places here. To get the full scoop you've got to come and see it all for yourself.
27 Nov 2015 by Matt Molloy in Camping , Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
With my hair still dripping wet from our afternoon swim in the brook, I rummaged around my tent to find a casual dress to throw on before rushing out to join the final clusters of people migrating via car, foot and shuttle bus from Burlington to Middle Arm.
11 Sep 2015 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , Entertainment and Travel Media
Annie Chu, of the popular food blog, Chu on This, recently visited Central Newfoundland. She was here to attend The Gathering: Food, Fire and Music, but also got an opportunity to explore the region. She recently published her first piece on her visit: Week in Central Newfoundland. Annie talks about arriving in Gander, and visiting places like Springdale, King's Point and Grand Falls-Windsor.
4 Aug 2015 by Valerie Howes in Festivals & Events , Fishing , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
The crowd is hopping from foot to foot—kids blowing whistles; grown-ups blowing steam from coffee cups. It's a July day masquerading as October, and I'm on the Government Wharf in Joe Batt's Arm, waiting for the Great Fogo Island Punt Race to There and Back to begin.


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Rubicon axles/What's the best year?
Not sure if this has been covered before, but was wondering what was the best year for the factory Dana 44 in the Wrangler Rubicon? TJ or JK? What were the advantages, and disadvantages of the different lockers that were available between the years, and models?
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If I may, I would like to provide input with out answering your question "What is the best year"
I have a 2005 rubicon, Please do not get me wrong, I have wheeled this thing pretty hard.
The differential lockers have both failed internally because of the little hose clamps on the rubber hoses that go from the barb that goes through the diff case and the air operated pusher. The hose has slipped off, I have replaced the little clamp and it has happened again and again. I have looked for a better clamp, changed that and replaced the hoses, big pain in the ass and you can not get the factory oem clamps.
Next, the axle shafts them selves are junk, I snapped each one and replaced with superior axle parts,
The u-joints are junk, I ended up with Alloy u-joints.
Each time you blow a u joint the axle will tear the shit out of the three 12 point bolts that hold the unit bearings on. Order these in advance and carry a spare set with you. When the axle comes in contact with the bolt heads the rotation backs the bolts out, so if you are trying to limp to the trailer, you suddenly will not be able to turn once the bolts get backed out.
I call the front locker the 300 dollar switch, every time you engage it you break a 300 dollar part,
The front axle tubes are know to be easily bent, I have done this, their is very little room to truss on the driver side as well so it is a known hazard.
The upper control arm mount that is welded to the axle tube is made out of tin foil, and will snap off. You will need to spend 250 dollars to get a new curry unit and weld it to the tube.
All in all in my opinion, the dana 44 axles that come stock in a rubicon are junk.
I have owned several dodge trucks from 72 through 94, I believe 13 different trucks, I have beat a few of them stupid drunk. I have never had any thing other than a bad u-joint or a broken stub axle.
Avoid stock rubicon axles they are for show, and no go.
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Great info guys, thanks. Just what I was looking for. Nothing beats real world experience. That's kinda what I'm looking for, is opinions on the different years and what breaks.
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National and Community Organizations Focus on Raising Awareness of Sexual Violence during April, and NSVRC Honors 20 Individuals with Awards
Date: April 25, 2005 Contact: Susan Lewis 1-877-739-3895, Ext. 102 or Eboni Braxton, Ext 119.
Source: National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) National and Community Organizations Focus on Raising Awareness of Sexual Violence during April, and NSVRC Honors 20 Individuals with Awards. Enola, PA.
(April 25, 2005) The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) announces that in April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), the nation witnesses a wide variety of awareness raising events. Typically during April advocates and educators conduct awareness raising events and activities. "This year, however", according to Karen Baker, Director of the NSVRC, "you will see a more diverse group of organizations and agencies promoting awareness and prevention of sexual violence. We've had requests for SAAM information and products from healthcare agencies, churches, the military, law enforcement, and private companies.
Traditionally, advocates have spoken out about the importance of eliminating sexual violence, but now we see a greater recognition that the task requires many communities, groups and allies to succeed." On the importance of SAAM, Dr. Rodney Hammond, Director, Division of Violence Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said, "It is a time to engage communities around the issue of sexual violence and raise awareness about its devastating effects." He continued, "The impact of sexual violence on an individual is life-changing. Physical injuries with both short- and long-term consequences can result." The CDC "is working to prevent sexual violence before it occurs."
Baker said that April is also a good time for us to recognize the commitment and successes of individuals who work so tirelessly to eliminate sexual violence, raise awareness, and help victims. The NSVRC presented two different awards this year. The Award for Outstanding Advocacy and Community Working in Ending Sexual Violence was presented to individuals in 17 states. Although many awardees are advocates and educators, award winners this year also include a judge from Indiana and a police officer from Virginia. Marianne Winters, the award recipient in Massachusetts, shared her thoughts about the award. "I'm humbled and thankful for this honor, because it signifies an awareness of the importance of the work that all of us do at rape crisis centers and in local and state coalitions. Together with our friends in law enforcement, hospitals, social service agencies, faith communities and advocacy groups, we are slowly but surely building communities that will someday be free of violence."
NSVRC also recognized three additional people with the Award for Outstanding Effectiveness in Raising Awareness and Promoting Prevention of Sexual Violence. It honors those whose work has had particular national impact. The award winners are: Florence Holway, for her tenacity in working for improvements in the adjudication of rape cases, and her courage in sharing her story through documentary film. Televised on HBO, the documentary is entitled A Rape in a Small Town: The Florence Holway Story: America Undercover. Tillie Black Bear, for her lifetime commitment to helping victims of sexual violence and her tireless work and leadership in promoting victim services and safety. She is a founder and current Director of the White Buffalo Calf Woman Society in South Dakota, the first women's shelter in Indian Country. Linda E. Saltzman, Ph.D., for her commitment to preventing violence against women, and promoting connections between research, policy and advocacy. Dr Saltzman was a senior scientist with CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. (Awarded posthumously) The NSVRC provides resources and information on sexual violence to rape crisis centers, state, territory and tribal coalitions, allied organizations, agencies, educators, media and the general public. Phone toll free: 877-739-3895 or visit www.nsvrc.org.


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text: Toronto was thinking it was going nowhere. But that changed, and now they are top 3 in the east. Lowry is a key factor in their resurgence, and he is going nowhere. A couple of days ago, I watched as Milwaukee totally trounced Utah. Knight made Burke look like a total rookie with no upside in sight. And Middleton was the other decent player in the game. Hayward looked useless as Milwaukee quickly took a 30 point lead. We do not need to make a trade, or look to add players. We just need to fire Dumars, and the rest, we will get by simply deceasing the habit of letting perfectly good players go for little or nothing in return. Another subject. Long ago, we chose Stuckey as our point, and traded away Billups. At the time, this was sold as letting Billups retire in Denver, his home town. Supposedly, we were doing him a favor. All that was baloney. Just a cap move, the only kind of moves Dumars makes since he built a championship team - 11 years ago. (i.e. ANCIENT HISTORY) Back to Stuckey. How did he do? You could not say he was losing his matchups with the other points, because he was not. Night after night, he competed with even the best, showing enough defense on one end and enough offense on the other. So he was not perfect. Made bad decisions on when to drive in and when to pass. He still makes those mistakes. But never could we say that he was actually losing the game to game point guard battles. So we draft Knight to replace Stuckey. How did that work. Turns out Knight is no more a point guard than Stuckey. But again, Knight was not losing his game to game matchups, since his defense was pretty darn good. Finally, we trade Knight for Jennings, and finally, we got a point guard who routinely loses his game to game matchups with the opposing point. He too often has nights where he can't stay in front of the opposing point, and can't hit a shot to make up for it. Still competitive though, not a disaster. (as he does get the ball up the floor, and so often to where it belongs, in our bigs hands.) But neither was Stuckey, and neither was Knight. Its never been about our point guard. This team loses because of who it uses as roster players. Starting with Gordon and CV. Bynum and Singler. JJ is not a problem, just that we play him too much as a power forward, instead of small forward where he can give us a rebounding advantage. How bad has it been? Gee, just two games ago, we saw our coach finish a game with three of these out there, Singler, Bynum, and CV. What does that got to do with who our starting point guard is? Nothing. And this has always been the case, its poor selection of rosters by Dumars, and apparently, the insistance that those players get playing time, that is the problem. Not lack of players at any particular position, but who is chosen to play. Nothing will save this team, save a new GM who insists that players only play who have the potential of being part of a championship team some day. As much as possible. Otherwise, trades, acquiring draft picks, getting free agents, none of it will matter. This organization is sick, only knows losing, and really should be sold to an owner who cares about just one thing: winning.


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In 2012, Toronto Blue Jays players Rajai Davis, Kyle Drabek, Drew Hutchison, Luis Perez, Eric Thames and Omar Vizquel visited elementary schools across the Greater Toronto Area to discuss the importance of keeping healthy and fit. The players participated in a wide array of games and activities as well as provided some guidance on the values of proper nutrition to all of the students.
On April 15, 2012 outfielder Eric Thames along with Blue Jays mascot ACE, visited a very welcoming class of Grade 6 students at St. Andrew's Public School. The group spent time talking with Thames in the gymnasium about their favourite activities and what he does to stay in shape for baseball. Following introductions and a quick warm-up, the classes wend outside to the nearby baseball diamond for a game of kickball; Team Thames vs. Team ACE!
On April 30, 2012 Blue Jays infielder, Omar Vizquel joined the Grade 5/6 students at Dunlace Public School for lunch in their classroom. Nutritionist, Jennifer Sygo also accompanied Vizquel on-site as a special guest speaker to discuss healthy lunch selections and the many nutritional benefits we get from a variety of foods. The class participated in an interactive nutrition activity while enjoying a selection of sandwiches, wraps, fruits, and vegetables.
On May 30, 2012 pitchers Kyle Drabek and Drew Hutchison went to Williamson Road Public School to take part in a playground obstacle course with a very energetic and competitive class of Grade 4 students. The match up was Team Drabek vs. Team Hutchison, both of which competed in a series of obstacle course races. Afterwards, the students were able to have a Q&A session with the pitching duo asking them about everything from baseball to what their favourite school subjects were.
On June 12, 2012 Blue Jays pitcher Luis Perez joined a Grade 6 class for an afternoon of dancing in their school gymnasium. The group worked up a sweat moving around to the music, dancing and learning the Blue Jays seventh inning stretch. A dance instructor was there to lead after the kids had a chance to participate in a Q&A session with Perez.
On June 15, 2012 Blue Jays outfielder Rajai Davis spent an afternoon enjoying healthy snacks with the Grade 6 students of John Wanless Jr. Public School. Nutritionish, Jennifer Sygo was also again in attendance as a guest speaker giving the class her expert advice on healthy snacking. One of the key messages that afternoon was how much sugar hides in our daily snacks!


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DETROIT (Dec. 8, 2008) – I.W. (Bill) Winsten,'79, and Thomas Kienbaum,'68, were recently named chair and vice chair, respectively, of the Wayne State University Law School Board of Visitors (BOV). Winsten and Kienbaum were nominated by former co-chairs David Hempstead, '75, and Earle Erman, '74, during a meeting held on Nov. 13, 2008. They will both serve a two-year term.
The Law School's Board of Visitors serves as an advisory body to the dean and other administrative officers of the Law School. Most members of the BOV are Wayne Law alumni.
"I am honored to lead the BOV with Tom and look forward to enhancing the Law School's already impressive reputation within the legal and academic communities," Winsten said. "When I attended Wayne Law, I was afforded many opportunities and received a great education. Through my involvement with the BOV, I hope to help provide future generations of Wayne Law students with even greater opportunities and services."
Kienbaum added, "Wayne Law does an outstanding job of educating and training its students for long, prosperous careers in the law. As vice chair of the BOV, I would like to increase general awareness of the Law School's services to students and to the community."
Since its November meeting, the Board has already moved forward on the creation of an overall strategic plan. Initial items of interest identified by the BOV include programming, development and management functions, faculty and student support, and the Law School's overall profile. The BOV plans to further examine and evaluate these areas of interest through the work of three committees:
• A Nominating Committee, led by Hon. Nancy Edmunds, '76, will see to it that the BOV recruits and retains members so as to strengthen the Board and include members with diverse and significant backgrounds.
• A Strategic Planning Committee, led by Thomas Kienbaum, '68, will make recommendations to Wayne State University President Dr. Jay Noren on how to strengthen the Law School and enhance its programs and standing. The other members of this committee include I.W. Winsten, '79, Hon. Nancy Edmunds, '76, Candyce Ewing-Abbatt, '83, and Kathryn Humphrey, '80.
• An Alumni Infrastructure Committee, led by William Sankbeil, '71, will examine how the Law School can improve and enhance its relationship with its graduates.
"The Wayne Law Board of Visitors is made up of some of the best known and respected judges and legal practitioners in this state and country," said Wayne Law Dean and Professor Robert M. Ackerman. "We are fortunate to receive their opinions and guidance – services they give to us based purely on their dedication to and pride in this Law School. I congratulate Bill and Tom, and thank all Board members for their continuing service to Wayne Law."
Winsten, a partner in the litigation department of Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP, has served the community with his leadership and expertise for more than 30 years. He has been named a recipient of the Law School's Distinguished Alumni Award and has been featured in Michigan Super Lawyers and The Best Lawyers in America. In addition to serving as chair of the BOV, Winsten is a past president (and current trustee) of the Historical Society for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, and a past chair of the State Bar of Michigan's Pro Bono Involvement Committee. While at Wayne Law, Winsten served on the Wayne Law Review.
Kienbaum, a co-founder of Kienbaum Opperwall Hardy & Pelton, specializes in traditional labor matters, and defending employment class actions and individual plaintiff litigation. He has served as President of the State Bar of Michigan, the Metropolitan Detroit Bar Association, and the Barrister's Association. He is Vice Chairman of the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board and also serves on the Advisory Board and Executive Committee of the National Employment Law Institute. Kienbaum has been named in The Best Lawyers in America and Michigan Super Lawyers since their inception, and is a Fellow of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. While at Wayne Law, Kienbaum served on the Wayne Law Review.
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 40 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, five live-client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu .


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I wonder if there has been anymore action tried by the Eaton company? I kinda get the feeling that Mr. Cain may have jumped in before contacting the PR dept, (or even the legal dept) and is now in HOLY S#!T mode. He is pretty much fighting a losing battle, IMHO, as this has been tried here twice before, and lost.
If it is still going forward, GOOOOO JON!!!! As you have shot down two previous attemts at this, may as well have another. You know, 2 more wins and you make "ace", lol!! Gonna have to paint some "kills" on the fender of your ride, lol!!
I have allways considered Eaton products to be a good product,because they were. Being made in america ,with good quality control, you could depend on what you were buying to be good quality.
Made in china is a drag, but if his products are still good quality , people will buy them , and thats the bottom line. Cain needs to take a chill pill before he has a coronary and takes a dirt nap because of all the stress.
Can't speak for anyone else but I'm not too thrilled with my 5hp/60gal one stage from Eaton. I took delivery in December 2011 directly from Eaton and I'm on my fourth warranty pump already! Thats four pumps in 8 months!
The first pump had a valve stick which fried one of the three cylinders. Two pumps were pigs and took almost 10 minutes to pressurize from 0 to 135psi. The heads leaked no matter how tight the head bolts were on those two. Now I'm on pump number 4 and I've got about 6 good hours of use. No heads are leaking but it doesn't come up to pressure as fast as Eaton says it should. This pump does 0 to 135 in 5:45. Not the "just under 5 minutes" I was told.
When I called about pump number 2 leaking oil and air from all three heads Matt told me to give it a couple hundred hours of break-in-time and they should seal right up. Yeah, ok. So I called back later asked for the piston service and warranty manager whom immediately sent out the 3rd pump after I explained the problem. Did I mention I had to drill out bolt holes for the pump base to have fit the tank that was sent by Eaton in the first place.
You don't always get what you paid for. I will say that the replacement pumps were sent promptly. Although it doesn't make up for having to assemble and disasemble 4 freaking pumps when I dropped $1300 on something that I work on more than my projects!!!My head hurts now.
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After serving 21 years in the Marines and belonging to the Carpenters Union for five years, everything I buy these days has to be " Made in the USA". Eaton don't like it and now he is starting a new company with a "silent partner" from China. Must have forgot he lives in the USA. Eaton or any of the other manufactures making things over seas have lost my business.
I'm not sure if this is already posted-I didn't read all 12 pages-but this is off Eaton's website. y question is "ate all those little American flag stickers made in the USA,too?
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To compare "apples to apples" on where a product is made can be very challenging. We have attached a Product Disclosure Form that you can print off and take to your air compressor providers to have them complete so you will know where the product and its components are manufactured. Just because you see the American Flag sticker on the front of the unit does not mean it was actually made in the USA. There are many factors that you need to be aware of before purchasing a unit. 1. Where the parts were manufactured? 2. Warranty? 3. What are the replacement parts going to cost for the unit you are purchasing? We have seen 5 HP compressor pumps that are over $1,000.00 for a rebuild kit. We use international compressor pumps built in one of our own factories. This is why you see "EATON" in our castings. One out of every 100 compressors is built in the USA. We strive to give Americans jobs (the majority of our piston-type unit's components are made here in the USA) but have to also keep PREMIUM quality at a reasonable price with a 5-YEAR BUMPER-TO BUMPER Warranty on all parts - NOT PRO-RATED!!! Our quality and price is the best on the market. Our goal is to beat our competition name-brand and non-name brand. Have your compressor company complete this form and if you have any questions about what they have filled out on the form, you can call me personally.
Starting October 28th, 2008, We are putting an American flag sticker on the items that are made in the USA. For example, our tanks are made in the USA, So we have placed an American Flag Sticker on the tank that states this tank is manufactured in the USA. These stickers will be placed on every item that is made in the USA. This gives the consumer a clear direction when purchasing our compressor on how much of the complete unit is made in the USA.
I can only think of 2 companies that build compressors here in the USA.
Ultimately, we encourage our customers and potential customers to compare our product to any product in the industry. You the buyer, should know exactly what you are buying and from whom you are buying it from.
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Are there reasons why a person(s) from a company can't live--and work in China to oversee the quality output of the product(s) being produced?
.17 cents an hour vs. $24/hr to produce a product is too hard to ignore and it's understandable why a company may choose this route.
This way the company still produces a quality product, while saving enormously on production costs, and the managers still make over 100,000 while doing very little actual work.
Why isn't this happening?
Wow. Old post, but i am in the market for a nice compressor. I will NOT be buying an eaton anything strictly based upon Matt Cains actions. Glad I found this thread first - thanks for having the balls to write such a post!
Not only you but I would imagine lots of other folks because a heck of a lot of perspective buyers have seen how they can expect to be treated by Eaton!
Nice compressor=Quincy (Yep I'm biased but I have a darn good reason to be ).
Good deals on Quincys can be found at Northern tool.
I just tried responding but the site timed out so my post didn't make it (I dont think, anyway). An interesting post. I think the company's best approach would have been to simply sign up for an acct at this forum and responded directly to the poster who made the claims and simply respond in a professional manner. And the world can read it as a response to these supposed untrue claims. Threatening legal action seems silly, esp for someone making a comment on a forum. If they WERE made in China then the poster is not incorrect and this is not slander; it's the truth. The implication is that they once were but the majority are now made in the US. Semantics? I'm glad you brought this situation to light....
we have the 2nd highest corporate tax on the planet . between unions and the epa there is very little to no mfg in this country any more. you will be hard pressed to buy american these days . sad but true. until we have some serious tax reform we are doomed to be a service industry . while i detest the way eaton reacted i can not blame them for out sourcing . numbers dont lie .
. What's interesting is they want to sell products at high American wage prices, but make stuff overseas with foreign under $1/hr. workers... WHO do they think they're going to sell to after a while... and WHO makes the difference in dollars between cheap made and high sale price... well, guess we know that...
. I think on about middle pages here somebody said their '5 year warranty bumper to bumper warranty' turned out to be 2 years on most parts... plus, some kind of yearly service and testing required to even get that...
It's amazing that there is little to no manufacturing left in the USA anymore, and yet we're ranked #2, second only to China in manufacturing. It just doesn't add up.
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depends on how you rate it. per capita japan leads , china is the #1 exporter . we have lost entire industries over the years. a lot of the manufacturing counted here is just assembly with parts made in mexico and elsewhere. the only country with a higher tax rate is japan . which is what is crippling them now. it is one of the big issues with their new government .
. If the Eaton motor and pump are made in China and the tank in USA and they are claiming 60% USA Made, so can have a 'Made in USA' sticker on it, they must be measuring in inches... height of tank is 60% of height of tank/motor/compressor... LOL!
. Japans Nikkei 225 stock market index has fallen from like 80,000 long ago to only 15,728 today... but our DOW is highest ever at 17,000's... much higher than the 6,000's BushJr. dragged it down to from the near 12,000 he got it at...
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Starting strength is not meant to be a permanent program. It's a beginner program designed to pack on big strength gains in a short period if time.
If you follow the program you will add 5 to 15 lbs to each of your lifts on every single workout. This is called linear progression. You stay on the program for as long as you're able to make consistent progress, usually between 6 to 9 months.
It's a pretty simple program.You lift three times a week, three barbell exercises per workout (3x5), one hour each workout. You eat a lot, and you make sure you sleep for 8 hours a night. That's it.
|Thanks for the link.. I found, from there, a link to http://www.leangains.com/2010/04/leangains-guide.html which looks pretty good.
Another excellent article on IF (Intermittent Fasting)
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|If that plan is working for you, don't stop and keep on going. I have tried that plan for me personally, it did not work. I was lucky to have lived with a good friend on mine who is muscular, while I was just skinny. When we lived together, I cooked his meals (he couldn't cook) and we did the exact same workouts every day. He gained, and I didn't. Obviously genetics played a part, but it goes to show that what works for some doesn't work for all.
If you watch your macros and calories its possible to bulk with minimal fat gains.
It's great if you are seeing results from intermittent fasting. I'm going to stick with my diet because it works well for me and my body type responds really well to it.
Also I'm a complete ass if I don't have regular meals, so it's not worth my marriage. Lol.
The intermittent fasting that I am speaking of allows you to eat a ton of calories but at a different times. The first 4 hours of eating is a low protein about 20 grams, with vegetables for your first meal (breaking your fast). The last 4 hours, or the over eating phase, is when you can eat pretty much all you want (within reason of course) So if your maintenance calories is 3000 and you need 3500 to gain muscle, then nothing has changed. Except when you eat this amount.
The old way of thinking is eat a ton, gain muscle and fat, go on a cutting phase and lose some muscle and fat, so really you are not making the gains you think you are making. If using the fasting to gain about 1 to 2 lbs of muscle per month while still cut, then why wouldn't you use this method to always look kick ass. I am 39 5'7" at 158lbs, I am close to getting my six pack and I am making unbelievable gains, like I have never before. I work out 6 times a week, 3 for weights and 3 for hills sprints, sprints and simply walking. I always labeled myself as a hardgainer, never making progress, but on this program and meal plan, I am getting the body I always wanted.
I had a hard time doing squats 3 days a week plus cardio and martial arts. It was brutal on my legs, so I stopped everything but strength training for 6 months. I wanted to focus on building up my base, with the intention of adding cardio at the end of the six months and moving to an intermediate program that wasn't as demanding as starting strength.
I really miss cardio. I can tell a huge difference in my ability to hang with the younger guys in sports. When I was running 5k's I had way more endurance than most of the 20 year olds I was sparring with. I can tell I'm out of shape now.
I am going on vacation in January so need to start cutting in November. I'm actually looking forward to doing cardio again with an intermediate strength program and getting back into martial arts training. This time though I am going the hiit route rather than running 5k's again. 30 minutes on a treadmill is boring as hell. Lol. Even with Netflix on my phone.
You should definitely get back into MA. You're never too old for it, and it's like riding a bike.... the muscle memory stays with you forever.
From the research I've done, the general consensus is that it is really difficult to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time unless you are new (in which case at least some of those gains are coming from improved CNS efficiency) or devote a lot of time to micromanaging diet. I don't have the time for that.
If your goal is to build muscle and lose fat you need to do a bulking/cutting cycle where you do one or the other, not both at the same time.
I know from personal experience that I didn't make any appreciable strength gains until deciding to eat at a caloric surplus and lifting heavy, including drinking half a gallon of milk daily for the calories and protein.
When I started doing that my numbers shot up very quickly. Yes, I gained some fat, probably more than I should have because I wasn't as strict at watching my calories as I could have been. Don't care. I've successfully cut before and know that when it comes time for a cutting cycle I will easily be able to lose 1 to 2 pounds a week and keep most of my strength gains.
Discipline takes time to build up. Most people have a hard enough time making it to the gym three days a week, let alone changing their whole eating routine. Much easier for new people to just add a gallon or half gallon of milk daily to their diet and supplement with protein powder.
Also I don't buy that breakfast is some vast conspiracy by cereal corporations.
And several peer reviewed studies have shown a link between increased performance and mental alertness from eating breakfast, especially a high protein breakfast.
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Man, the chickens are organising, Mrs, Tweety. How in the hell do we go from a thread about critters on board to nationalistic arguments about the origins of a fruit? Maybe if I upped my meds it would make sense, but I doubt it.
I don't know if upping your meds makes sense but it puts a smile on my face.
Oh, yes, your query ref orgins of a fruit. Two possibilities
1. Liberace's muvva and poppa.
2. Basil as a live aboard critter and it's being a perfect accompaniment to the aforementioned fruit. No not Liberace, the other fruit. Elton John. NOOOOOOO. Tomato or as you would insist Tomaito.
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IIRC, the PWD doesn't have fur..but hair...and doesn't shed. My friends have one that is a bit on the hyperactive side...
|IIRC, the PWD doesn't have fur..but hair...and doesn't shed. My friends have one that is a bit on the hyperactive side...
There's always Portuguese water dogs, they do very well on boats
They look like a med. sized sheep dogs w/ poodle fur.
It's all in your head... it's all in your head...
Thanks Mac. I probably won't get a bird anyway. ACTUALLY, when my current menagerie goes I plan on being "sans Animale" for a while. Maybe a goldfish, now there's a sailing critter, lol.
I love ferrets; but for me I think a boat is probably not a place I would feel I could ensure their safety. Maybe for some; but I don't think I need the added stress.
As far as this thread digressing; yea, but it's been an interesting digression.
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Parrots can't take drafts well, they will get sick and die. $1000+ for a burial at sea? A "White Eye Conure" is a dwarf S.A. Parrot that can learn to talk, much cheaper but needs to be out of cold drafts also. Cage covers work well.
Ferrets usually stay in the cage but need free time to play but Sheena thinks the cage is where she eats only and gets really testy if she isn't out a lot. They can squeeze into any crack their head can fit into so Ferret proofing the cabin is a must.
If you think heeling over makes loose things go crash, get a Ferret, they are just plain nosey, then they look at you like it's not their fault. Ferrets are between a dog and a cat on the IQ chain, they usually listen more than a cat but a tad less than a dog. Ferrets are also very lovable and affectionate. They eat 4+ x's a day and the result is daily cleaning of their "corner" litter box.
Ferrets are also great swimmers, related to Mink, Weasel and Otters so a dunking if they go over usually isn't a problem. If you keep the cage clean, they don't smell.
|Man, the chickens are organising, Mrs, Tweety. How in the hell do we go from a thread about critters on board to nationalistic arguments about the origins of a fruit? Maybe if I upped my meds it would make sense, but I doubt it.
When you are deploying that ankle-biter in the dusting mode do you coat him with Endust or some similar product? If you had two of them, you could lash them together, hang then over the bows, and they'd make a great anchor chain cleaning unit. (g)
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Upsidedowner...please allow me.
As usual, when you use Wikipedia as your main "reliable" "information" source, you show you know much about anything as the next man...a typical case of open mouth, insert foot...how wrong you are, so take your sarcasm an insert in the back hole...ignorance is not a bliss, and you lost a good opportunity to say nothing.....
For your information, (if you want), because if you insist on throwing me wikipedia facts I desist this argument right now.
The tomato as you know it now, the red thing, was not the first tomato to arrive in Europe.
In fact the first tomato that arrived in Europe was not the red species you know, but the green one that originated from Pre-Colombian times and was spread as far as Mexico. (it arrived with the Chocolate, corn, potato, avocado, beans, etc.).
Since it turned yellow soon, it was named "pomodoro", which means "gold apple" in italian, and as a matter of fact they still use that name today. OK?
The tomato was considered for many years a poisonous fruit, (because it looked like the red berries Mandragora, if you don't know what it is go to your dear wikipedia again, and pretend to be knowlageble again....), and was only used as an ornamental fruit!!!!!!!......and the red species only arrived in Europe 30 years after the green species.
It was brought by the Spanish, in the first expeditions in the early XVI Century (and I said early) but was not eaten until much later.
It was not referenced in culinary books, because IT WAS NOT CONSIDERED A EATABLE ITEM!!!!!!! (so wikipedia under another name will you??) it arrived in 1554, to be more precise, and was in Malta as an ornament. Thus during the siege, it was not given much importance by the enemy...got it now?????
During the great siege, (and as a free foot note, for you information, also, the Grand Masters of the Order of St. John, in Malta, were either Portuguese or Spanish, and if you don't believe check your dearest wikipedia), they ate it, because they had nothing else to eat....
It is from this episode that the tomato as a poisonous fruit was dismistified!!!
Now...please, save me from smart ass inaccurate sarcasm....go back to the start box and do not collect the money.....
Sometimes, when we have nothing good to say, its better say nothing, than to prove what little we know....
Now...the Gazpacho...it originates in Andalucia, and hence the name...
But in Alentejo and Algarve there is also gaspacho. It has bread and eggs in it.
Over here, in old Europe we learn history in school, not from wikipedia or web pages.
So...I presume Andalucia is part of Portugal ?
Now would I ever use sarcasm against you old friend ? Heaven forfend.
BTW, I wasn't disputing the fact that the tomato had made it to Malta, just expressing surprise as to how quickly it got there.
Personally I spurn Wikipedia. We get our history from the backs of sweet wrappers and our sex education from toilet doors. (I do wish there was a smiley for blowing kisses.)
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Stumbled across this piece of Swedish weirdness while looking for 9-3 parts. Thought it was too awesome not to share. It's a Saab 900 wagon conversion made by the coachbuilder Nilsson. I think it looks really good as a wagon, and the window lines in particular remind me of the later 9-5 wagon. I'd rock this in a heartbeat.
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Endy Bayuni, writing in the Jakarta Post, urged Muslims throughout the world to simply ignore the new film, "Fitna" by Geert Wilders, the Dutch right wing fanatic. "Wilders is just as guilty of spreading hated through his lens about Islam as the Muslims who preach and use violence against what they perceive to be the enemies of Islam." Bayuni regards the film as simply another example of Islamophobia in the Western world. "Let's just hope Europeans have the common sense to dismiss Fitna as nothing more than as a propaganda tool for the Dutch politician's anti-immigration platform." He believes Wilders deliberately made the film so hateful in order to elicit within the Muslim world a violent reaction which he could use to prove all Muslims are prone to violence.
Since the goal of Fitna is convincing the Western world that violence is inherent within the Muslim religion, the best response for Muslims is following the wise advice of Bayuni by exhibiting the sounds of silence. A demagogue like Wilders can only thrive if people resort to violence, but what would happen if the entire Muslim world simply ignored his film? Muslims have suffered damage by violent responses to a few cartoons that, if ignored, would never have been seen by more than a few thousand people. Instead, by rioting and attacking Denmark, mobs gave cartoonist what they desire — fame.


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Since the end of World War II, thousands of Asian students have made the trek to the United States or towards Europ in search of highed eduction opportunities. The nonstop rise in American tuition costs added into difficulties in finding suitable housing, is causing many Korean students to re-evalaute the benefits of going abroad for education. According to Moon Heung-ahn, an admission officail at Konkuk University, "It's rather easier for Korean students to enter overseas universities compared to domestic universities in Korea, while it's harder for them to graduate from them. That's the main reason behind the rise in transfers to Korean universities."
Korean students report higher tuition costs at American universities and increasing difficulties in obtaining scholarship assistance. Housing costs are also a major factor in returning home to Korea. There is also some evidence employers prefer graduates from Korean universities rather than overseas institutions unless the individual has graduated from a famous institution.
For years, the United States has relied on foreign students in areas such as math and science, but those days may soon be coming to an end.


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Trick training works great for indoor mental stimulation.
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I agree, the comment by doggiedad was harsh.
Mental work like teaching tricks seems to wear some of them out more than physical work. It may be worth getting a book on that and teaching, maybe even things that can be useful like help with the laundry. Get a goal in mind and work towards it.
I have made peace with having no grass and a torn up yard (and dealing with a dirty dog) but honestly, it does not wear mine out. I can throw balls multiple times a day and it does nothing to take off any edge. Obedience has been the main thing that seems to help us the most. That may be fun as well.
I like to get a lot of 'free roam' in, that means off the leash where it is safe to do so. One must find a spot where it is acceptable, a sandy beach, open field or woods is about perfect. You may need to tote some water if it's not available.
This would be a time for fun, exercise with training mixed in. I take a whistle with a few treats in my pocket. One of my favorite activities is influencing the dog without commands or calling. That is done just with body language. It may be crouching down, hiding behind a bush, or simply facing a direction away from the dog. Of course you peek at the dog to watch it react.
Just thinking games around the house fall short if excessive time is lacking.
I have been doing this game that Bailliff posted. It took us a couple times to get into the groove and it sure as heck wasn't boring to me or my dog.
I hope I copied the link correctly?
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4 walks is a lot, depending on time/distance. We've had to deal with a lot of icy conditions this year making fetch or flirt pole too dangerous, so that left of us with "boring" walks. I'd always added in some OB/training, but even that gets boring, so I started bringing the tug or ball on a string along to engage them a couple times during the walk to break it up a little. They love it and will look up to me regularly to see if I'm pulling it out, combined with a some OB, they seem content when we get home.
She also sounds like she may just need to learn how to "settle" in the house, if your giving enough exercise/training, then she's needs to learn to deal with down time.
Dinozzo didn't have interest in his kong either at first. I started out though filling it with his kibble and string cheese sticking out of the end. I then smeared peanut butter around just the top hole to seal it off. I would then freeze it. I left it with him for breakfast. Eventually he got hungry enough to get his meal out of it.
I actually now fill his empty marrow bones with his kibble mixed with a little yogurt/applesauce/water mixture. I seal the ends off with canned food. Wrap it in tin foil & freeze.
I have seen such a difference in Dinozzo by making him work for his meals.
I plan on getting a small bucket and mixing filled bones with nonfilled ones so that he has to search them out.
Side note: I'm so lucky to have a dad that's a meat cutter/journeyman. LOL
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I'm having problems with putting in the energy to do this as I've been with her over a year with only a two day break ever.
She is bored around the house - I have tried hiding treats around the house for her to find but that will only last 15 to 20mins and then she looks bored again. I have tried bringing her for four daily walks..
I can't throw the ball because we have had torrential rain and it would ruin the grass to step into it.
I want something that will be satisfying for me so I will get more motivated. She doesn't seem to like Kongs at all.
The Leerberg website is a good source (as someone mentioned), check it out. Also, if she doesn't like the Kong, try spreading cold peanut butter inside it (some people then freeze it). I try not to put too much in it, not sure that would be good for them, but I do use a table knife to spread it way inside so they have to really work to get it. You can also pack it with canned dog food with crunchy treats mixed in, then freeze it. That may help to keep her busy for a bit. My two like Nylabones, the hard ones that last quite a while. I also bounce a tennis ball down the basement steps, they like to run down to get it and bring it back up to me... And the suggestion someone made of getting another dog is a good one, also, if your situation allows it.
|There are dvds and free videos on leerburg.com about relationship games that not only teach but build the bond and relationship between you and your dog. They really wear out my dog
|Have you tried using a Bully stick? It helps with a food and toy drive, like a magic wound. As a limited time reward for good performance and as a lure when the dog is being difficult. I have used this and a tug indoors.
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Premier League
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Arsenal were flying at the start of the 2002/03 campaign but Bolton were just seconds away from bringing Arsène Wenger's side back down to earth.
On this weekend nine years ago it all seemed to be going to plan when Thierry Henry fired the Gunners in front in the first half. The Highbury crowd settled back to enjoy an easy home win.
They were mistaken. Bolton dug deep and scored a fortunate equaliser when Gareth Farrelly's cross deceived David Seaman and dipped inside the post early in the second half.
The rest of the match was a siege. Arsenal threw everything at Bolton and Dennis Bergkamp, Kolo Toure and Francis Jeffers all entered the fray before the end.
The visitors clung on - even after Ivan Campo was dismissed ten minutes from time - but they finally cracked in stoppage time.
A long ball into the box caused consternation among the Bolton back line and Kanu pounced to prod the ball past Jussi Jaaskelainen from close range.
Highbury breathed a sigh of relief as Wenger's side extended their unbeaten start to the campaign - and returned to the top of the Premier League table.
Our FreezeFrame image captures the moment just after Kanu's strike as the Nigerian wheels away to celebrate with Henry. Jeffers is also visible behind the scorer.
Arsenal team: Seaman, Lauren (Toure 84), Campbell, Keown, Cole, Ljungberg (Bergkamp 68), Gilberto, Parlour, Wiltord (Jeffers 68), Kanu, Henry
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Simon warming up? Thought a nice, no-pressure 8th inning would be perfect to give Broxton some work.
Simon warming up? Thought a nice, no-pressure 8th inning would be perfect to give Broxton some work.
Is the game over? These threads start getting awfully short when the Reds play well
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
Josh Reddick with 3 HR so far tonight
Top of the 8th over, still 7-2. One more chance for the Reds to get even more runs.
Broxton coming out for the 9th.
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Broxton has been working on his tan.
The Pirates are down 5-1 to the Rockies in the bottom of the second.
Padres down to their last out.
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No player across Arsenal's two development teams made more appearances than Elton Monteiro during the 2011/12 season.
The ball-playing centre back enjoyed his role as captain for Steve Bould's Under-18s, earning 23 starts along the way to add to his impressive haul the season before.
But perhaps even better for his development, the 18-year-old defender made eight appearances in the Reserves - an experience he valued highly. "I have travelled with the Reserves a bit this season," he said. "There are a lot of senior players in the squad and it is good to see how they prepare before games and their conduct and attitude during the match."
The Club's coaching staff have attempted to nurture Elton into a commanding presence at the heart of defence and by giving him the Under-18s armband, they have demonstrated their faith in him.
Next season will be all about moving into a Reserves side under new stewardship, with a central defensive partnership alongside compatriot Martin Angha a realistic possibility.
"I try to learn from every situation. I work hard in training and am benefitting, but I believe that I have improved because I am a lot more experienced than when I first joined Arsenal and that is the biggest factor. When I first came here I heard people criticise me for being inconsistent. I think the biggest improvement I have made is that my performance levels are higher but I have good consistency now and that has come because I have learnt from different situations. The more experienced you become, the better you become as a player."
Elton earned the Under-18s a share of the spoils in their early-season encounter at Cardiff, converting late in the 88th minute against the Welsh side to secure a 2-2 draw.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. - Canisius senior Harold Washington scored a team-high 16 points junior Billy Baron scored 13 points, with eight coming in the second half, as the Golden Griffins went on the road and defeated Saint Peter's 68-59 Saturday afternoon in the Yanitelli Center. The win, Canisius' seventh win in its last 10 contests, moved the team to 17-10 overall and 10-6 in MAAC play, while the Peacocks fell to 8-18 overall and 3-13 in conference play.
Washington scored his 16 points after he went 5-for-10 from the field, 3-for-5 from 3-point land and 3-for-5 from the free-throw line to go with two assists, a rebound, a steal and a blocked shot. Baron added six rebounds and two assists to his 13-point effort, while senior Isaac Sosa scored 10 points and picked up three steals. Canisius got significant contributions from the bench in the win as well, as seniors Alshwan Hymes and Freddy Asprilla and sophomore Josiah Heath combined to post 20 points 13 rebounds in reserve action.
"This was a good team effort here today and we really got some great minutes from guys off the bench," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "I thought the effort we got from Alshwan, Josiah and Freddy was key, especially after Chris [Manhertz] got in foul trouble. We knew coming in here today it was going to be a dogfight. This program has not had a lot of success here recently and it was good to come in here and fight for a win. To have 10 league wins after getting just one last year is something that our guys should be very proud of."
The Griffs led by eight at the half and stretched that lead to as many as 11 points at 35-24 with 18:52 left in the game after Sosa stripped the ball away from Saint Peter's guard Yvon Raymond and cruised to the Canisius bucket for a lay-up. Saint Peter's would battled back and make it a ball game thanks to a 12-4 run over the span of 4:40, capped by a 3-pointer by guard Desi Washington that cut the Griffs' cushion to 39-36 with 12:58 left on the clock.
The Blue and Gold was able to push its hold back to five points at 43-38, but another Peacock run kept the home team in the game and a triple from the top of the key by Desi Washington gave Saint Peter's a 46-45 lead with 10:11 left in the contest. Saint Peter's lead would be short-lived however, as the Griffs scored the game's next seven points, highlighted by dunks from Jordan Heath and Josiah Heath in a 29-second span, to give Canisius a 52-46 lad with 7:50 left. Saint Peter's pushed back and trimmed the Griffs' lead to 58-54 with 3:15 left to play before Baron hit a tough jumper in the lane and Washington drove to the bucket and laid one off the glass to push Canisius' margin to 62-56 with 1:07 left to play. Down the stretch, Hymes and Baron went a combined 6-for-6 from the charity stripe in the game's closing 36 seconds to secure the Griffs' first win at Saint Peter's since Jan. 13, 2007 - a span of five games.
Desi Washington scored a game-high 20 points for the Peacocks and he also added five rebounds. Senior forward Darius Conley had a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds, while Chris Burke added 10 points to the losing cause for Saint Peter's, which shot 38.6 percent from the field and 30.4 percent from 3-point land.
Hymes' eight points off the bench gives him 982 for his career, which leaves him 18 points shy of joining the school's 1,000-career point club. Junior Jordan Heath had nine rebounds and three steals in the victory, while fellow junior Chris Manhertz scored six points to go with eight boards despite playing most of the second half in foul trouble. The Griffs shot 40.7 percent from the field and just 23.8 percent from 3-point land, but the Blue and Gold was able to turn 17 Saint Peter's turnovers into 17 points in the victory.
The Griffs close out their five-game road stretch next Saturday, Feb. 23, when the team plays at Vermont in the Ramada WorldWide BracketBusters. Tipoff in Patrick Gymnasium is set for 1 p.m., and the game will be broadcast live on ESPN3.
Game Notes: This was the 68th all-time meeting between these two Jesuit schools and Canisius leads the series by a 37-31 count... Prior to Saturday's game, Saint Peter's had won nine of the last 10 meetings between these two schools, dating back to the 2008-09 campaign... The Griffs now have 10 league wins this season, the fifth time since the school joined the MAAC in 1989-90 where the team has collected double-digit conference victories, and the first time since 1998-99 when the team won 11 MAAC games... Canisius moved to 5-4 on the road in MAAC games this season, which marks the program's first winning road record in league play since 1996-97... The Griffs are 14-4 this year when leading at halftime... By holding Saint Peter's to 38.6 percent from the field, Canisius moved to 8-1 this season when its opponents shoot below 40 percent for a game... Washington has led Canisius in scoring five times this season and 20 times in his career... Hymes is now 29-for-31 from the free-throw line this season, which breaks down to 93.5 percent... Sosa needs one more 3-pointer to become the second Canisius player in school history to hit 80 3-point field goals in one season... Sosa's teammate Alshwan Hymes is the only other player in school history to hit 80 or more treys in one year.


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By Declan Taylor
Arsène Wenger has criticised the rules of English football's transfer window.
The manager's dislike of the system is well documented and this summer's dealings have done nothing to change his opinion.
Speaking at Friday's pre-match press conference, the manager suggested that the window should not overlap with the start of the season.
He explained: "I believe that the buys should be over once the championship is started.
"Somewhere when you are manager, you have to make decisions and decide whether you will be successful with a squad or not.
"Once the championship has started, for me, it is 'OK, the race has started, now you cannot change any more'.
"And no window in January either. Because it's too easy to rectify any mistakes that you have made, especially for clubs who have big money.
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Since then, PMI has been recognized by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as an accredited standards developer. One particular standard is the Guide to the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide). The standard began in 1987 as an attempt to standardize the information and practices of project management that are generally accepted as good practice by the community of project managers.
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Well towards the end of the 2012-13 season I signed up on the site and told everyone I've never hunted before but will be this October. I can not wait to get out there!
My question is if this grass in the pictures is any good to use for a blind? We have a ton of it in my parents yard and I feel like once it will brown in color look like stuff for sale online? I'm 100% new so if this is a dumb idea no feelings hurt haha
I'm from the north part of cape may county in upper township, my other question is has anyone had good hunts up the tuckahoe river, middle river, or I believe it's call patcon creek? It's the three river mouths by the garden state parkway bridge that connects upper township to somers point.
I'll never ask for someone to tell me their spot, just looking for information towards the right direction of a fun hunt... Thank you very much to anyone to take the time to help!!


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'"I would doubt Sunday, but certainly next week a possibility — strong possibility," Rolston said of Leino's game status. "Just see how they're going, again, with the competitive nature of things and how we have to play. We're just tracking that."'
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text: Who deserved the bronze at the 98 Olympics. Chen won it but it was very controversial at the time. Although Chen skated about 95% of her best at that time, and Butyrskaya and Slutskaya both only about 75% I would say both deserved the bronze more than her. Chen was a poor technical skater way past her prime, even though she made less technical mistakes than Butyrskaya and Slutskaya, and skated by far her best technical in years, but still weak comparatively even so. Her artistry was also overated by then. I would give it to Butyrskaya since her artistry is so much better than Slutskaya. My marks would be: Lipinski- 5.9 technical, 5.8 artistic presentation Kwan- 5.8 technical, 5.8 artistic presentation Butyrskaya- 5.6 technical, 5.9 artistic presentation Slutskaya- 5.8 technical, 5.5 artistic presentation Chen- 5.2 technical, 5.6 artistic presentation


text: I know it is along way away and way too early to tell but I am curious if you were all to guess now where do you think Weaver & Poje will finish at the 2013 Worlds. I actually think at the moment they will win atleast bronze and maybe even silver. I dont see Pechalat & Bourzat remaining in the top 3 this coming season, and I see the chasers getting closer to Davis & White.


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Stronger regional differences due to large-scale atmospheric flow.
A new paper by Deser et al. (2012) (free access) is likely to have repercussions on discussions of local climate change adaptation. I think it caught some people by surprise, even if the results perhaps should not be so surprising. The range of possible local and regional climate outcomes may turn out to be larger than expected for regions such as North America and Europe.
Deser et al. imply that information about the future regional climate is more blurred than previously anticipated because of large-scale atmospheric flow responsible for variations in regional climates. They found that regional temperatures and precipitation for the next 50 years may be less predictable due to the chaotic nature of the large-scale atmospheric flow. This has implications for climate change downscaling and climate change adaptation, and suggests a need to anticipate a wider range of situations in climate risk analyses.
Although it has long been recognised that large-scale circulation regimes affect seasonal, inter-annual climate, and decadal variations, the expectations have been that anthropogenic climate changes will dominate on time scales longer than 50 years. For instance, an influential analysis by Hawking & Sutton (2009) (link to figures) has suggested that internal climate variability account for only about 20% of the variance over the British isles on a 50-year time scale.
I believe Deser et al.'s results are important and a wake-up-call, because climate change projections used for the studies of climate change impacts have usually been based on a limited amount of regional climate model (RCM) and global climate model (GCM) simulations. Thus, they may not have sufficiently acknowledged the wide range due to internal variability.
Past research projects such as ENSEMBLES (25 runs with a combinations of RCMs/GCMs, thereof 13 independent GCMs simulations – link & final report), NARCCAP (5 independent simulations with GCMs – link), the UKCIP (11-member ensemble of RCMs), and PRUDENCE (included four different simulations with GCMs – assumed to reflect internal variability of climate (Beniston et al., 2007)) may not have — if Deser et al. are correct — accounted for the wide range of outcomes associated with different large-scale atmospheric flow.
The reason is that – separately – they imply a statistical sample (determined by the number of independent GCM simulations) of different large-scale atmospheric flows that may be too small to represent the actual range of possibilities.
Deser et al.'s analysis was based on simulations carried out with one model (CCSM3), where they carried out nearly identical simulations 40 times which only differed by using slightly different starting points. Simulations carried out with one model, where the set-up is slightly different, is known in the climate science world as an single-model ensemble simulation.
The purpose of such ensemble runs is to explore the sensitivity of the predictions to different descriptions of the atmosphere at the start of the simulations. For instance the location and strengths of low- and high-pressure systems affect the flow of heat and moisture and the subsequent climatic evolution.
The importance of Deser et al.'s findings can be seen in their figures (one reproduced below), where they highlighted the model simulations giving the smallest and greatest local response.
Figure 1 from Deser et al. (2012): The maps show the average response from the entire ensemble as well as the simulations which gave the warmest and coldest future. The middle panel shows the time evolution of the temperature at a selection of locations and averaged over areas (red curves mark the warmest simulations and blue the coldest). The right panel shows how many simulations in the ensemble that gave temperature trends of different values.
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- C. Deser, R. Knutti, S. Solomon, and A.S. Phillips, "Communication of the role of natural variability in future North American climate", Nature Climate Change, vol. 2, pp. 775-779, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nclimate1562
- E. Hawkins, and R. Sutton, "The Potential to Narrow Uncertainty in Regional Climate Predictions", Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, vol. 90, pp. 1095-1107, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2009BAMS2607.1
- M. Beniston, D.B. Stephenson, O.B. Christensen, C.A.T. Ferro, C. Frei, S. Goyette, K. Halsnaes, T. Holt, K. Jylhä, B. Koffi, J. Palutikof, R. Schöll, T. Semmler, and K. Woth, "Future extreme events in European climate: an exploration of regional climate model projections", Climatic Change, vol. 81, pp. 71-95, 2007. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10584-006-9226-z