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Show us your PhD - Preventing type 2 diabetes with resistance training
19/02/2013 , 5:05 PM by Liesel Rickarby
With our country's expanding waistlines and men's reluctance to get involved in preventative health programs, Australian men face a particularly high risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Today's PhD candidate Elroy Aguiar is a third year PhD student at the University of Newcastle's Priority Research Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition, whose research aims to use diet, exercise and resistance to help men at high risk of type 2 diabetes.
It was Elroy's experience as research lab assistant during his undergraduate degree in biomedical science that sparked his interest and gave him experience in working on obesity and the health, nutrition and fitness in populations at risk of type 2 diabetes
Elroy's PhD study involves the development of a new program that takes a novel approach to prevention for men at risk of type 2 diabetes. The PULSE program consists of a diet-and-exercise resource package combined with a home-based exercise routine.
While traditional approches have involved diet and aerobic exercise, the Pulse program follows the latest guidelines and includes resistance training.
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NHIAA Roundup: Dubois' homer lifts BG girls over Exeter
Tori Dubois highlighted a three-run eighth-inning rally with a two-run homer to lead Bishop Guertin of Nashua to an 8-5 Division I softball decision over Exeter Thursday.
Keala Eichhols staked Exeter to an early lead with a three-run first-inning homer. Teammate Julia Fieldsend had two hits for the Blue Hawks. Dubois led BG's 12-hit attack with four hits and Gina Pustizzi add three more.
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Bishop Brady 8, Pembroke 5: In Pembroke, freshman Glenn Dion and junior Zach Blye had a goal and assist for Pembroke. Kam Anderson had two goals. and Nick Serafin scored one goal.
Souhegan 16, Salem 3: In Salem, the 2-0 Sabers defeated the 0-2 Blue Devils thanks to one goal and seven assists from Mack Walker, and four goals and one assist from Mitch Hale. Brendan Cray collected three goals in the win and teammates Joe Nutting and Trevor Barrett each had two goals. Chayce Horton, Blake Burnley, Zach Bossi, Jack Rives and Mike Hayden each had one goal. Souhegan goalies Nick King, Alex Burnley and Alex Maresco combined for five saves. James Harris, Matt Ayotte and Oliver Ouellette each scored for Salem.
Derryfield 13, Kennett 0: In Manchester, Grant Alenson tallied five goals and Jim O'Brien collected five assists in the season opener for the Cougars, the defending Division III champs.
Mike Chiasson had four goals and one assist while Tyler Zorn (two assists), Griffin Phaneuf (one assist), Lee Sites and Matt Dubreuil each tallied once. Drew Johnson had one assist and Derryfield goalie Allen Mello turned back five shots.
Manchester Central 14, Manchester Memorial 1: At Chabot-McDonough Field, Jackson McCormack collected four goals and two assists for the 1-2 Little Green. Connor Rowley scored four times and Julio Rincon garnered two goals and two assists. Mark Beirne, Niko Kacavas and Ross Lougee each had one goal and one assist. Logan Howe scored once and Zach Elliot added one assist. Central goalie Myles Myrdek had seven saves and Memorial netminder Kyle VandeBogart added six saves.
Memorial's lone goal was scored by Tintle McIntyre.
Bishop Guertin 18, Exeter 12: On Wednesday in Exeter, the Cardinals received five goals and three assists from Connor Donahue to defeat the Blue Hawks.
Tom Hurley added four goals and a helper, John Miller had three goals and an assist, and Alex Astarita registered a goal and three assists. Tim Hinrichs added two goals for BG, which broke open a close game with eight goals in the third quarter.
Girls' lacrosse
Goffstown 19, Spaulding 6: In Rochester, Goffstown (1-1) defeated Spaulding (0-2) thanks to four goals from McKenzie Chu and Anne Steckowych. Sydney Gagnon and Lexi Foster each had three goals. Bri Proulx and Sydney Dubois each contributed two goals and Alyssa Bourque had one.
Wilton-Lyndeborough 8, Derryfield School 2: In Wilton, Pat Martin led the winners (2-0) with two hits. Derryfield (0-2) was led by Sawyer Strong, with three hits, and Kyle Slevira, with two.Bishop Guertin 7, Exeter 0: In Nashua, BG starter Jason Ferlan allowed four hits over six innings. He allowed two walks and fanned nine on 95 pitches. BG's eight-hit attack was led by Matt Tierney with three RBIs. He had a two-run single in the sixth inning.
The Cardinals improved to 2-0, while Exeter dropped to 2-1.
Londonderry 10, Manchester Memorial 9: Rob Del Signore drove in four runs on three hits to lead the Lancers to their eighth inning win. Colby Joncas contributed two hits to the winning cause. Memorial trailed early, 7-0, but battled back with six seventh inning runs to tie the game at 9-9.


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Order granting Motion for Spoliation sanctions and dismissing for failure to follow NFPA 921. Nothing groundbreaking here, but a good discussion of the basics and how poor housekeeping led to a very bad result. Submitted by Michael Durr, Experienced Tennessee Subrogation & Recovery Attorney, on LinkedIn for discussion. Click here to join the discussion.
The facts of this case are generally undisputed and have been set forth in detail, for the most part, in the Court's prior Order on Defendant's Motion for Spoliation Sanctions. (Dkt. No. 35.) In sum, Plaintiff Bear River claims that the speed control deactivation switch (SCDS) in the 1994 Ford F-150 pickup truck owned by its insureds, Jeff and Julie Schoepf, was defective and caused a fire that spread from the truck to the Schoepf's house.1 Bear River's claim is based on an investigation conducted by Bear River's expert, Tad Norris, a fire investigator with IC Specialty Services, who was assigned to inspect the scene and determine the origin of the fire. On behalf of Bear River, Mr. Norris inspected the scene and decided what evidence should be preserved without Ford's presence, consent or input. As part of that investigation, Mr. Norris removed the SCDS' hexport and electrical housing and claims that he sent both to another expert, Jeff Morrill, who requested an examination of the hexport. Mr. Morrill acknowledged receipt of the hexport, but claims he never received the electrical housing. Following Norris' inspection and investigation, the scene of the fire was destroyed. Additionally, Plaintiff lost the hexport before it could be inspected and tested by Ford, and Plaintiff lost the electrical housing before inspection and/or testing by anyone.
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Accurate identification of the cause of a Wildfire plays a critical behind-the-scenes role when it comes to the presentation of evidence in Criminal, Coronial or Civil proceedings, or to gain an accurate picture of the cause of fires in an area. So how do you find the cause in a blackened landscape that may cover thousands of hectares?
Successfully preventing the unplanned ignition of wildfires is reliant on three key areas;
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On May 18, 2017, the United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsyvania, ruled that a plaintiff's electrical engineering expert could not testify regarding the origin of a fire and fur excluded a portion of his testimony regarding the fire cause.
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Liquid fuel spill/pool fires represent the initiating fire hazard in many applications ranging from accidents at industrial plants using combustible liquids to residential arson fires involving flammable fuels. Given the relevancy of such fires and broad range of potential scenarios, it is important to understand how liquid fuel fires develop and how to accurately calculate the fire size based on knowledge of the fuel type, quantity and the surface it is poured on. In addition, it is important to quantitatively correlate fire size to spill area and burn patterns. This understanding will afford the fire protection and investigation communities the ability to properly assess the potential hazards and forensically evaluate damage from fuel spill fire events. The purpose of this study is to expand the fundamental understanding of liquid fuel fire dynamics, establish the utility of forensic tools, and validate empirically-based correlations used to model spill fire scenarios. A multitude of small-, intermediate-, and large-scale noncombustible liquid spill and fuel spill fire tests were conducted using a total of six different liquid fuels and eight different substrates. The results of these tests provide insight into the differences in fire dynamics between pool and spill fires (i.e., thick and thin fuel depths), provide a methodology by which liquid fuel fire events can be assessed, and identify forensic indicators that can be used in the analysis of liquid fuel fire events.
I recently joined "the dark side" after I left the public sector as a fire marshal to become a fire investigator for Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance. While we collectively banter and joke about people leaving the public sector and starting their private sector careers, the reality is we all have the same needs and motivation. Ask any first responder, and they will likely tell you they love what they do because they get "to help people." Ask any private fire investigator why they investigate fires and they will also answer "to help people."
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This week's article from the past is titled Incendiary Fires Can Be Spotted and was written by Benjamin Horton, CPCU, who was President of the National Adjuster Traing School in Louisville, Kentucky.. It is taken from the Decembe 1968 Vol. XVI No.5 issue.
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Former U.S. poet laureate, Pulitzer Prize winner Maxine Kumin of Warner dies at 88
From Staff and Wire Reports | February 07. 2014 10:24PM
Kumin served as the poet laureate of New Hampshire from 1989 to 1994. From 1991 to 1994 she was a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, and taught at many of the United States' most respected universities, including Princeton, Columbia, Brandeis and MIT. Kumin gave readings or conducted writers' workshops in every state except Hawaii and North Dakota, according to her website, and in 2005, she received Harvard's Arts Medal.
She won the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for her collection "Up Country: Poems of New England," and her 2011 collection "Where I Live: New and Selected Poems" was the winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Award.Nevins said two new books by Kumin are due to be published this year — a young adult story called "Lizzie" about a girl in a wheelchair, due out March 11; and a new collection of poetry titled "And The Short Season", due to be published in April by W.W. Norton.
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Like raph, I have memories of Chema from the first Printing Summit. I also had the good fortune to meet him twice more: in Mexico City when I was on vacation, and in Boston when he was here on business. At that last meeting, we finally resolved an issue that had been confusing us ever since the summit.
There's really no way to describe what happened. At least he was doing something he enjoyed.
We're finally on the verge of alpha, although we don't know whether it's going to be 4.4 or 5.0 yet. This last development release (4.3.24) has quite a few goodies jammed into it. I finally did printing to CD's, which some Epson printers can do. The other interesting addition is a few variations on Raph's EvenTone dithering, which I call Hybrid EvenTone and UniTone.
Hybrid EvenTone is a fairly simple variation that reduces the high frequency patterning that EvenTone sometimes produces in light midtones, particularly if only one channel is in use. Like most screening algorithms, EvenTone is usually implemented by comparing a value (the input value plus the error term that's specific to the algorithm) against a constant (typically 0.5): if the value exceeds the constant, the dot is printed. What Hybrid EvenTone does is perturb the "constant" by using a small amount of a fixed dither matrix. In our case, the perturbation from the dither matrix is 1/16 (plus or minus 1/32). This causes dots to be printed slightly out of position. This creates a very slight imperfection in the screen, but it breaks up the somewhat objectionable patterning. I arrived at the value of 1/16 for the perturbation by experiment; that amount of variation is sufficient to break up all patterning but the effect on the smoothness is very minor.
UniTone is more radical. It creates an EvenTone screen based on multiple channels, and then picks the channel to print at each selected position by EvenTone screens on each channel. The channel selected is the one with the best EvenTone value.
The principle behind this is that the eye has difficulty distinguishing the color of isolated small dots, but it easily sees the luminosity. The problem with EvenTone dithering of pale neutral tones is that the dots of each color typically line up, or even overprint, while leaving large expanses of unprinted paper. UniTone dithering spaces these dots apart, creating the impression of more lighter dots.
For this to work, the dots have to be fairly close in luminosity, or else there will be visible holes where light inks are printed. It turns out that yellow is much lighter than any other ink (even light cyan and light magenta), and I therefore obtained best results by dithering every channel except yellow by UniTone and dithering yellow by a separate EvenTone screen.
How well does it work? It varies. With old-style, single drop size printers at low resolution (e. g. the Epson Stylus Photo EX at 360 DPI, which uses something like 40 pl drops), the colors of the drops are easily distinguished and the UniTone screen works poorly. However, on the Stylus C80 at high resolution (3 pl drops, 4 colors) and the Stylus Photo EX (8 pl drops, 6 colors), the improvement is substantial in gray and blue tones. There's less improvement on the Stylus Photo 2200, and sometimes the result is worse; it depends upon whether the printing is unidirectional or bidirectional, and the choice of weave pattern. However, the best results I've obtained with UniTone is better than the best results from EvenTone or Hybrid EvenTone.
I also figured out how to use EvenTone and UniTone screening with multiple drop sizes. The principle applies to any screening algorithm. The method is to pick two candidate drop sizes (small and large) based on the input value, and then to perform the screening based on the small drop size being "off" and the large drop size being "on".
All in all, it will be very interesting to see how other people perceive the differences between 4.2 and 4.3.
Japan-market Printers
It looks like some of the Japan-market printers are coming to the US. The Stylus Photo R300 is a PM-G type printer with 3 pl minimum drop size, and the R800 (which is due out in February) is a PX-G type printer with 1.5 pl drops and red and blue inks. Anyone know good algorithms for RGB->CMYRB?


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I am sorry but for those interested in one of my buckets, there is going to be a delay until about mid January. I really am not happy with the bucket i cast (its about 10mm to short around the cheek areas). So i am scrapping the molds and readjusting the master bucket to correct this fault. I really wouldn't want to cast this and then sell buckets that i am not happy with.
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Prep: 15 minutes
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When garlic is slowly simmered, it mellows and becomes almost sweet in flavor. Serve this stew with crusty bread onto which the softened garlic may be spread.
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January 18, 1996
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Arsenal welcome Swansea City to Emirates Stadium for Wednesday night's FA Cup third-round replay.
You can find out more about our opponents below.
Full name: Swansea City
Manager: Michael Laudrup
Club colours: White shirts, white shorts, white socks
Nickname(s): The Swans
Three facts about Swansea:
- Swansea were still playing in the fourth tier of English football a decade ago
- Defender Kyle Bartley was bought from Arsenal last summer
- Swansea are also in the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup
The Spaniard has lit up the Premier League since arriving from Rayo Vallecano in the summer and has already scored 13 league goals. Clinical in front of goal and excellent in the air, Arsenal's defence will have to ensure the advanced midfielder is well marshalled if he plays a part on Wednesday evening.


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|get a non lock up torque converter that will fix that but it will run hotter so upgrade the cooler but it will perform better and smoother
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|I have the same trans in my 89 Lincoln mark 7. Depending on the parts inside the transmission, especially the od side they do kinda clunk into overdrive. As far as the tv cable on the side of throttle body or carburetor replace the plastic bushing with the bronze one. Don't let fools try to adjust the cable by ear. Either you or somebody hook up an oil pressure guage to the middle port of transmission you want reading at 33 psi. Your adjustment is pretty close now. My 84 mark 7 would shift into overdrive at 41 mph with foot off throttle, and shift back down at same speed, with foot lightly on throttle. As far as the not shifting into overdrive when hot, my 89 Lincoln is doing that now. The fix is to drop the pan, and replace the trans boost valve and sleeve, along with the o rings. Don't order the high performance kit unless you want hard shift into overdrive. I went with superior kit online. It ran $59.99. The sleeve that the the original valve rides on wears out, that's why you replace both parts. Oh yea, while your in there pull the overdrive servo and see if the bushing it rides on is worn. You might want to replace servo and sleeve while apart. As far as rough upshifts1-3 make sure your truck is in good tune. 1 bad cylinder can exaggerate a up shift, and make it rough. Good luck, let me know what happens, Steve.
I may need to adjust the TV cable I don't know. I'll probably have the transmission shop do that so I know its right....
|There is an AOD site with a lot of info you might want to check out: www.clickclickracing.com
hard to say. AOD's are "clunky" into OD as a general rule. What gears does it have (if you know) and what speed does it shift into OD at 0 throttle? I think I have specs based on rear gear ratio and speedometer reading.
Was the vehicle a factory AOD setup or has it been retrofitted? If it's stock, I'd find an online tutorial/how to for adjusting the TV cable. There are at least 3 different ways it can connect to the throttle body/carb, and in any case misadjustment can kill the transmission very quickly. It's not like a traditional "kickdown" cable/rod where you can drive the vehicle without it and it'll only 'kinda shift funky.'
AOD shifts hard into OD
I just bought this truck so I have no history of it.
The transmission i'm sure is an AOD. It shifts pretty hard into overdrive and at lower speeds (in the OD range tho) it wont shift into OD until i let up on the throttle, even if I am only lightly on the pedal. This is costing me gas mileage, although it might be normal IDK.
I know the hard shifting is not normal tho. All other shifts and functions are fine.
Any idea what I need to do? Could it be that the rear tires are not stock sized?
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Description: The Clothesline Project is a visual display of shirts with graphic messages and illustrations that have been designed by women affected by violence or by someone who loves a woman who has experienced violence or has died due to the violence. The shirts can be viewed by others as testimony to the problem of violence against women and to advocate putting an end to this violence. Use your own shirt or pick up a shirt at LSSU Counseling Services or the Sabin Room located in the Cisler Student Center and then share your story through messages and illustrations. Art supplies will be available at both locations. Blank shirts may be picked up at LSSU Counseling Services from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., April 15-19 or Sabin Room, Cisler lower level from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on the same dates. Completed shirts may be dropped off at the LSSU Counseling Center or Office of Campus Life. Shirts will be on display April 15-22 in the lower level of the Walker Cisler Center and Fletcher Center lobby.
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The first book is MassivelyMultplayer Online Game Development 2 published by Charles Media in 2005,and edited by Thor Alexander. The first edition of this book was much more focused onthe programming issues around this topic, but this edition also has a number ofchapters—almost a third of the book--on managing the overall community,building guilds (groups), policing/managing member conflicts, analyzing memberbehavior, reward and punishment methods, and even pricing policies and marketadoption strategies. I'm surprised by the amount of detail they have in here. I have not seen a copy of Richard Bartle's Designing Virtual Worlds around here but that is also something to add to the list.
The other book is Richard Florida's The Rise of the Creative Class …andhow its transforming work, leisure, community & everyday life. Thislatter book is interesting due to new ideas that I learned the other day on theimportance of Services and the service industry.
IBM has an ongoing focus on what we call Services Science, Management and Education (SSME)which is a look at the science (or business theory) behind the serviceindustry. The reason is because in leading nations and even some emerging ones,Services is becoming a significantly larger portion of the overall GDP versusAgriculture and Industry. We're talking 70-90% of the Gross Domestic Producthere version less than 5-20% for Agriculture and 10-30% forManufacturing/Industrial output. It's hard to describe, but for example,Starbucks is a service company (a café or caffeine delivery service) eventhough it produces caffeinated input for others; grocery stores are the same:they sell stuff, but selling is a service action not a production action.
The word "Service" in terms of an industry is difficult todefine; it is generally considered is different than a physical (or virtualproduct), although products are sometimes outcomes of services (and is oftencalled 'consulting'). Even much of IBM's revenue comes from services.
So if you look at the stats, the real "business" in topnations is in the service industry, producing stuff for the other customers.Yet, there is still a lot of vagueness about the subject (even after 200-300years). The Communications of the ACM has a special issue just on the subject,contributed by social scientists, business folk, technical folk, and more,indicating the wide range of applicability of this new science.
For the community side, services have a lot of impactespecially on measuring the value of each service provider. Any community is aninformal (or formal) environment for brokering knowledge or other services. Soa greater focus on this can only help us.
In any case,
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The Bamaji Lake Mennonite Church, Red Lake, Ontario, began services in 1958. The congregation originated through outreach by Northern Light Gospel Mission. It was replaced by a work called Slate Falls. In 1965 there were 14 members. The congregation dissolved about 1971. It had been affiliated with the Northern Light Gospel Mission.
Horst, Mary. A brief history of Northern Light Gospel Mission. Northern Light Gospel Mission, 1977.
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Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea 'Rose Glow'
Rose Glow Japanese Barberry
Form and Growth Characteristics: Plant Type - ShrubGrowth Rate - Mature Height - 5-6'Mature Width - 4-7'Longevity -
Ornamental Characteristics: Flower - Perfect, yellow, 0.33-0.5" across, borne on a 0.5" peticel, April-May, usually solitary, occasionally or in clusters of 2-4. Not showy; hidden by foliage.Fruit - Bright red, 0.33" long, ellipsoidal berry in October, and persisting into winter.Leaf - Fall Color - Rich red to reddish purple.Bark - Reddish brown, angled or grooved stems, glabrous.Other Features - Foliage assumes a reddish or purplish shade. Fruits provide an excellent winter interest.Possible Use - Season Of Interest -
Culture and Care: Care Requirements - Easilly transplanted, extremely adaptable, withstands dry conditions, tolerates urban conditions. Best in full sun, will not withstand extremely moist soils.Native Habitat - Species from Japan, variety Atropurpurea from Orleans, France.Diseases and Insects - Strength - Weakness -Plants of this taxon:
Find Related Plants:- Other plants with the common name Barberry.- Other plants of the family Berberidaceae.- Other plants of the genus Berberis.- Other plants of the species Berberis thunbergii.


text: Silvertone/Gray Floral Ring Style: 570063236 Out of Stock Love it? Everyone else did too. This item sold out! Use our search tool, chat online or call 1.877.948.2525 to find something equally desirable. Faceted stones smolder with a smoky shimmer in a modern floral setting of round and marquise stones. Textured shank. Glass crystals; hand-cast in rhodium-finish, nickel-free metal. About 1.25". Sizes 6-7-8. Read More… Share on Facebook Tweet Pin


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Hey guys i got a Don post 96' and want to make it better but where to start?
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Hey guys i got a Don post 96' and want to make it better but where to start?
thank you,
Finally taking the plunge Rob? :D Give me shout.
yes sir i would love to do a ESB boba but it will be part by part...i will hit you up here soon bro!
As expensive as it to do a Boba, it will defenitely be part by part. :rolleyes I would be thrilled to lend a helping hand. Just make sure to research and ask questions before you buy stuff. Trust me. :eek I bought several items that I thought looked great only to buy them again when I learned otherwise. :angry See you Saturday night?
where to start?
cut out the dent and see if you can get a sharper dent casting from someone.... cut out the back slots and put a decent mq-1 casting in...... get an aluminum rangefinder stalk from someone (BKBT maybe?) chop out the vinyl/plastic visor and get a t-visor from somewhere...correct the shape by either securing the visor or putting in a brace at the bottom of the helmet...
that should be decent enough to get it up to par...then just paint it up
hope that helps/made sense
thank you guys i will begin the work on my ESB Boba.CB thank you for the help.so i need to cut out the vent/slots in the back(all of it?)just the stock use all the other stuff already on the helmet?
You don't have to cut the key holes out (Back Slots) Buuuut.. It'll help Ventilate!
ok thank you!i will post some pics here soon!
For dent, try to replace it with a better replication made by someone else because the original doesn't have the sharpest detail.
And do this to correct the shape..
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Obama appoints Ebola czar… and we are so screwed
Obama Bows to Pressure, Appoints Ebola Czar
Google "Obama appoints Ebola czar" and you'll see links to hundreds of critical articles.
Nothing like Mr.-Cave-to-Republicans-Since-Day-One to go into the November election caving again. Way to rally the base, huh?
As Jeff Sacks wrote today:
There is no case for an American Ebola czar, least of all another political "fixer" who has no expertise in public health. This is just another case of the Obama administration putting politics before substance, and cowering at the idiocy and vileness of the Republicans in Congress.
The CDC is the world's pre-eminent public health institution, and Tom Frieden is a consummate professional. And yes, the CDC is overstretched in this epidemic and under-funded, given the relentless attacks on "government" by the Republicans in Congress. And yes, a hospital in Texas performed poorly. These are not signs of disaster; they are signs of the suddenness and unusual circumstances of the Ebola epidemic.
The sad reality, however, is that during his administration, Obama has been so insecure, so incapable of bold leadership, that he has, in the end, sided with the Republicans on the budget cuts that have put the CDC, USAID, and even the World Health Organization (WHO) in danger —the latter because of the U.S. unwillingness to fund the UN properly. Therefore, when the crisis hit, the U.S. and the world were not ready for it.
This is just downright painful to watch.
Oh, and P.S. – I heard on CNN about an hour ago that banning flights is now "on the table" in the White House, something Obama was adamantly against: Ebola: Obama will increase airport screenings, won't ban West Africa flights.
Expect another cave even though no public health expert says a flight ban would be a good idea. Why? Because Obama = ring in nose led by Republicans.


text: Regional forums set on educator evaluation regulations MTA members are encouraged to let the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education know how they feel about the new educator evaluation regulations. Public comment is due by 5 p.m. on Friday, June 10, and the BESE is expected to vote on June 28. A link to send a message to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, with suggested comments and the option of adding your own, can be found at: http://massteacher.org/evaluationregulations. Members are also encouraged to learn more about the proposal and speak out at regional DESE forums. Each will be from 4 to 6 p.m. The dates and locations are: Wednesday, June 1, Wilmington High School, Wilmington Monday, June 6, Mill Pond Middle School, Westborough Tuesday, June 7, Agawam Junior High School, Agawam Thursday, June 9, Middleborough High School, Middleborough Monday, June 13, North Quincy High School, Quincy Tuesday, June 14, Taconic High School, Pittsfield Educators are asked to reserve a seat through the DESE at this link: http://www.doe.mass.edu/conference/?ConferenceID=1117 The MTA is continuing to work with the DESE to improve the regulations. Member support for four important changes would be very useful: Trends. Any use of standardized test measures for evaluations should be based on "trends over time" in student learning outcomes, not data from one year. Student learning outcomes. Although student learning outcomes do not constitute a specific percentage of an educator's evaluation in the proposed regulations, the regulations should explicitly state that decisions related to educator dismissal may not be based solely on any metric resulting from student standardized test results. Evaluator Qualifications. The regulations and DESE funding priorities should be changed to ensure that evaluators of teachers have at least five years of teaching experience, are trained in effective evaluations, can demonstrate their skills and have the support they need to implement these demanding new regulations. Collective Bargaining. Details about how the new systems will work should continue to be left to local collective bargaining, including the development and use of parent and student surveys, if they are mandated. Subscribe to MTA News Headlines by Email


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Watkins Glen International and Kellogg Company announced Tuesday that Cheez-It®, the iconic snack brand, has signed a multi-year agreement to be the title sponsor of The Glen's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. The Cheez-It 355™ at The Glen weekend is August 8-11, 2013.
"We are excited to welcome the Kellogg Company and Cheez-It® to the Watkins Glen International family as our NASCAR event weekend sponsor," Watkins Glen International President Michael Printup said. "This partnership adds another chapter to our rich racing history and provides an array of opportunities for all involved. I have no doubt our fans will benefit the most during our Cheez-It™ 355 at The Glen weekend. We look forward to DRIVING>>History together with the Kellogg Company and Cheez-It® for years to come."
This is the company's first race entitlement sponsorship, although the Cheez-It® brand's parent, the Kellogg Company, has been involved with NASCAR since 1991.
"Cheez-It® is all about supporting the real fans that love to show passion and dedication for their favorite sport. We know this loyalty exists among NASCAR fans, so this is the perfect opportunity for us to show our support for the fans and build on our successful partnerships in motorsports," said Todd Penegor, President of Kellogg U.S. Snacks. "We are proud to be the title sponsor of the Cheez-It™ 355 at The Glen -- a one-of-a-kind event at an iconic venue."
Cheez-It™ 355 at The Glen is the marquee event of the August 8-11 weekend at Watkins Glen International. Racing starts Saturday with the NASCAR Nationwide Series Zippo 200 and continues with Sunday's Cheez-It™ 355 at The Glen. Run under the title Finger Lakes 355 at The Glen in 2012, "355" signifies the distance of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race 90 laps for 220.5 miles in kilometers.


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Previous operation
Banking Trojans traditionally use configuration files that have been stored on the computer under attack. These configuration files contain the addresses of the compromised websites, and the code, called the Webinject, which they are seeking to add to these websites via the banking Trojans. This code is then responsible for stealing access data and personal information, for example.
Stealth Cloud technology
With this new functionality individual parts of the malware configuration are moved to the cloud. Through this procedure, the malware authors intend to prevent an analysis by antivirus vendors and banks.
Graph 1: Classical Man in the Browser attack
Graph 2: Information Stealer with Cloud technology
For detailed technical information, visit the G DATA SecurityBlog.


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'Ryan Miller made 22 saves in the losing effort. Buffalo has now lost four consecutive games, and it doesn't get any easier. Next up is an afternoon battle in Philadelphia with the Flyers on Friday. The loss drops the Sabres record to 12-7-2 on the season.'
Sabres Blanked By Caps 2-0, Drop 4th Straight
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text: # I currently have one mediocre hive with a queen. If your queen is reason for "mediocre", there is no reason to put hives together. Get a new queen.## And one very small queenless hive. You can take a frame with eggs and young larvas from your mediocre hive and let them rise brood before hive get a new queen.### I will be recieving a few more bees w/ queen in a few weeks. I think that it is better to own 4-5 hives as minimum. It is usual, that erythinf is not allright. If you have 2 hives and both are "not good" your hives are 100% "not good".If you have 5 hives and 2 bad ones, you have 60% good.


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Arsenal.com editor Richard Clarke was there when the idea for the Thomas Vermaelen Warrior video was born. And the concept did not come from inside the Club.
It began on a rain-soaked night in Hangzhou last July.
The Arsenal team bus weaved its way through the evening traffic to a small stadium squeezed into a suburb of this sprawling city in western China.
The Hangzhou Sports Centre was the venue for the team's first open training session in the country and, despite the downpour, the excitement of the fans was palpable.
As our blogger, Josh James, recorded at the time: "Screaming supporters held back by a regimented police cordon greeted the team as they arrived. Up in the stands the Chinese fans, many of whom had travelled from all over the country to be there, displayed magnificent homemade banners, and some yelled out marriage proposals."
To most of us, it was not the wedding bells that rang out but those imposing banners draped over the first tier of the main stand. The Chinese fans had depicted the likes of Jack Wilshere (above), Thomas Vermaelen, Theo Walcott and Robin van Persie as traditional Chinese warriors. Arsène Wenger, meanwhile, had been interpreted as having mystical powers.
It was a painstaking pictorial 'mash-up' of eastern and western, traditional and modern, football and fable.
In 15 years of covering Arsenal (and a lifetime supporting them) I had never seen such a striking and thoughtful re-working directly from the fans. Others at the Club were similarly impressed and asked the artists if we could take the banners back with us to London.
Nine months later, when we began the creative process of promoting our return to Asia, those images were still resonating.
So we decided to bring one to life. We consulted a Shaolin Kung Fu master, Shifu Shi Yan Kun, who was struck by Thomas Vermaelen's costume. It reminded him of a particular Chinese warrior who was known for power, strength and leadership.
Very apt.
We had a similar garment made up and Shifu choreographed the moves you can see in the main video, making sure that they reflected the personality of the Chinese warrior and the playing style of Thomas.
At this point, I'll let you into a tiny secret. Our sturdy Belgian defender is not performing ALL the moves you see. However Shifu taught Thomas some key poses as we sought to animate the character.
We hope you like our own interpretation.
Thanks to Shifu at the Shaolin Temple Academy for his knowledge, thanks to Thomas Vermaelen for his help but, most of all, thanks to those Chinese fans whose originality and dedication inspired this video.
We look forward to seeing you next week when we return to China.
P.S. Thomas liked the banner so much, after the video shoot, he asked if he could keep it.
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Among the great beliefs by those outside of education who seek to "improve" education performance is that giving students examinations ensures learning can be measured. The Russian government instituted the Single State Exam which was designed to fight academic corruption and end cheating in education. Unfortunately, for test makers, a high school graduate from Omsk bought questions for the Single State exam for the lordly sum of $55– actually the cost was divided among his friends who also wanted the exam questions–before the exam, that is.
The Single State Exam replaces oral and written exams and the new test consists of a series of multiple choice questions. Think about this change– shifting from requiring students to discuss and analyze to having them fill in bubbles on a paper! Russian educators are already echoing feelings of American teachers who are tired of devoting months to cram students in order to pass the multiple choice exam.
There are reports some students while taking the exam used their cell phones to access the Internet and get the right answer. I doubt if that could be done during an oral examination.


text: Hello all - Are these people STUPID.It will Kill good insects also. We live with the japanese beetle, they are easly traped and controlled with nematodes, State employees just want to justify ther JOBThe Honey BEE does more good than all the Japanese bettles can harm. :'(I'm a newbie here, and in my first year with my first hive. I've been notified recently that for the first time, Japanese Beetles were found in my area (Orem, Utah), and thus the county is goign to spray to eradicate them. The issues are that they suggest we move beehives at least 4 miles away from the nearest edge of spraying (see email #2).Below is the first email message regarding this announcement:--- Start ---Greetings everyone. Last night's meeting went very well. Clint Burfitt with the Division of Plant Industry for the state and Danielle Downey (Salt Lake County bee inspector and Division of Plant Industry employee) both came down to discuss the impact of the Japanese Beetle eradication program on beekeepers in Utah County. Below is a quick summary of what was discussed specific to beekeeping. First, everyone should be aware that bio control options were evaluated by the state. Bio controls are very effective when there is a large established population of Japanese Beetles. In this situation they would not be effective since the population levels are very low and most bio control options are species specific. Second, the state is asking for the cooperation of all the citizens in the containment area to lend their cooperation as this is the only chance they have of eradicating the beetle before it becomes established in Utah County. If the beetle does become established in Utah County, the county would enter a quarantine status and producers of turf and ornamental host plants would not be able to export their products outside of the county and this could have some unforeseen economic impacts. Third, there has been a confirmed capture of a Japanese beetle in American Fork but the exact location is unknown. The state is going to increase their trapping and monitoring program throughout Utah county to determine the population levels throughout the county. Depending on their results, additional treatment areas may be identified for later this year and will be included in the future treatment program. So what is the impact for beekeepers with hives in the area? The state is making the following recommendations:do not keep hives in the quarantined areas or within one mile of the area during the entire 3 year treatment. when they are going to be applying the pesticides, they are strongly recommending that there are no hives within 4 miles of the treatment area and that hives are kept out this 4 mile radius for about 2 weeks after each treatment. As beekeepers this does not mean you cannot keep bees in Orem. The state will begin their treatment plan this June by applying a flowable Merit product directly to turf and ground. You will need to have your hives moved out the 4 mile containment zone no later than June 1. There will be two additional treatments with Tempo in mid June and early July. This chemical will be applied to the leaves of plants. Approximately 2 weeks after the last treatment, hives can be moved back into the area (again, not in the actual spray area). Clint has committed to communicate the spray dates to us so that we can pass them on, however, it is probably a safer bet to have your hives out of the area by June 1 and move them back in around Aug 1. As an association, we need to help our fellow beekeepers in the spray area and within the 4 mile radius locate alternative apiary sites for the duration of the spray/treatment program. If you need help with a new site or can offer a spot, please let the association know and we can create a list of those who need help and those who can help. If you are unsure about your apiary location and where it sits in the 4 mile radius, shoot us an email. I have a map of the county and can tell you (based on apiary address) if you are within the four miles or not. If you are wondering why 4 miles, you should understand that the two pesticides are metabolized by bees in about 8-16 minutes and that based on their flying speed (15mph) bees can cover 3.75 miles (approximately) before the pesticides would kill them. This distance would prevent (hopefully) the bees from bringing the chemicals back to the hive. Some final points of interest:the traps apparently look somewhat like a pipe bomb but with colored caps. the state will be monitoring the impact on native pollinators there will be monitoring of well water to ensure minimal impact on water shed there is the ability to check honey if there is a concern about contaminationAs more information becomes available, we will pass it directly along to you. If there is a need for additional meetings, we can arrange them with Clint.--- End ---


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Publications: O'Brien, Geraldine
O'Brien, G., Donaghue, N., Walker, I. and Wood, C. (2014) Deservingness and gratitude in the context of heart transplantation. Qualitative Health Research, 24 (12). pp. 1635-1647.
O'Brien, Geraldine (2014) The lived experience of organ transplantation: Miracle or medicine? PhD thesis, Murdoch University.
Curtis, G.J., Gouldthorp, B., Thomas, E.F., O'Brien, G. and Correia, H.M. (2013) Online academic-integrity mastery training may improve students' awareness of, and attitudes toward, plagiarism. Psychology Learning & Teaching, 12 (3). pp. 282-289.
Drummond, P.D. and O'Brien, G. (2011) Facial nerve activity disrupts psychomotor rhythms in the forehead microvasculature. Autonomic Neuroscience: Basic and Clinical, 164 (1-2). pp. 105-108.


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text: I read an interesting piece today on MacWorld by Kenneth van Wyk. The article, which originally ran in ComputerWorld, speaks to the conclusion many are making about the iPad; that it represents the future of computing. While some may think it a bit premature to crown the iPad as the once and future king, Mr. van Wyk brings up some … Read More


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text: So going around threads on FSU, it seems most people think that the top 5 in fake London will consist of Yuna Kim, Mao Asada, Carolina Kostner, Ashley Wagner, and Akiko Suzuki. I actually think that one of the new senior ladies in London could likely come in and ruin the party for the veterans. Which lady do you think that could be? if you chose other explain who and why? I chose Liza Tuktamisheva, I think she could outjump some of the veterans to the top 5, Her technical content is there, and although her season has been up and down, I see hunger in her to be the best, and add that to the confidence boost that she likely got now that she is Russia's #1 lady, I think she will be a force at worlds. So what do you think? PS: I know i wrote Liza's name incorrectly in the poll... sorry


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'"We had an identity last year, and this year we've been really searching," Miller told reporters. "That's been the frustrating part. You want to be consistent just as a team. We've had some funny bounces and stuff, but that's going to happen over the course of a season. You've got to stick with it. It's not something you can panic on."'
Miller's Sabres strive for consistency
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Feel the heat as you watch a team of artists create masterpieces from molten glass in the West Coast's largest Hot Shop—housed inside the iconic 90-foot stainless steel cone—and marvel at edgy and inspiring exhibitions of glass in the galleries. With its striking architecture, majestic outdoor art installations, the remarkable Chihuly Bridge of Glass and the finest Museum Store around, Museum of Glass is Tacoma's cultural landmark. Visit »
Museum of Glass is pleased to offer the free use of Assistive Listening Headsets in the Hot Shop. If you find it difficult to understand the speaker in the Hot Shop, these headsets will greatly improve the clarity of the narrator. Simply ask to borrow a headset at the front desk for your use here at Museum of Glass. Please return the headset before you leave the Museum.
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Posted by Tirthankar Sen on May 12, 2013
Channel partners are bullish about their growth prospects. In fact, in a recently conducted Forrester survey in North America (NA) and Europe, 59% of channel partners expect to grow by more than 10% in each of the next two years. However, partners will need help and handholding as they aim for greater sophistication and higher growth targets, especially around cloud based services. Forrester research indicates that three-quarters of channel partners in NA and Europe now sell cloud-based solutions (up dramatically from two years ago). These solutions now make up 26% of their overall revenue, a percentage they expect to increase in coming years.
In my recent report, Seeding the Cloud Channel, I highlight three key areas where the partners will need support from both their tech vendors and their distributors:


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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Chromium default Browser for UNE 10.10
It seems Canonical keeps on making changes to their default installation, as has been the case in their latest releases. Empathy replaced Pidgin, GIMP was gone, PiTiVi and Gwibber were included... It appears Firefox is about to become the next casualty in that list.
I personally like Chromium, it is a very fast browser, but if I think about it twice, that's about it. There are still security concerns, a big gap towards natively integrating it into Linux desktop managers, and certain sites just plain do not work with it. In fact, some of those concerns are considered in a BLUEPRINT that has been published on LaunchPad.
I must admit I used Chromium quite intensively some months ago. It pretty much replaced Firefox entirely on my Ubuntu 9.10 machines, as I was a bit bugged with it being slow. However, after some months I started noticing Chromium also had its share of shortcomings. Eventually, when I installed PCLinuxOS 2010, I realised Firefox 3.6.3 was much faster, but just as solid and secure as always. Not long after, I reverted back to Firefox in all my installations. As a side note, I have installed Firefox 3.7pre from Mozilla's development repositories and I have to say it is even quicker.
Long story short, I think Canonical is once again making the wrong turn here. Chromium is still a very young project, not mature enough yet. With Firefox 4 right around the corner, which should close the gap to "modern" browsers in terms of speed and tab process isolation, I find this decision more difficult to justify than ever before.
Firefox will surely remain available in the repositories, so there will be an open door for everyone who, like me, is more comfortable using it. My concern is that Canonical is apparently sacrificing some of its original values, like security and reliability, in favor of the "flavor of the month". I didn't understand the excessive push on social interaction tools and now I don't understand getting rid of an Internet browser which has been their flagship for so long, which is also an industry standard. Do they think popular is better? Hard to tell, but with all the bugs pending fixing, I find it funny that they actually waste a second thinking of replacing the Internet browser.
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Interesting piece of news. I wonder if the real reason for the change is to save space on the live CD. That's the reason they gave for removing GIMP. What's next? Removing OpenOffice.org and replacing it with Abiword as Fedora does on their live version?ReplyDelete
UNE stands for Ubuntu Network Edition, so I don't think Chromium is going to replace Firefox in Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop Edition.ReplyDelete
As the previous commenter points out, this relates only to the netbook edition which canonical try to position as a fast booting internet access option to OEMs. I think it is regrettable, that this article is perhaps going to make a stir. There certainliy is enough evidence to be found not to let out such an ill-informed article which is bound to irritate a lot of readers. Please do your homework right and correct this article. The headline even.ReplyDelete
Best regards.
Only for the Netbook Edition.ReplyDelete
I've been using chromium with flashblock and it works flawlessly. I keep firefox because the down them all extension have not been ported to chromium and the later do not offer a similar integrated synch feature.ReplyDelete
Guys, thanks for your comments. That was a nice catch and an unfortunate mistake on my side. I fixed it now.ReplyDelete
I have used Chromium but I prefer the "Google-branded" Chrome browser. I've used both of these browsers while running Ubuntu and Linux Mint. I cannot recall exactly what I didn't like about Chromium, but it didn't feel right at all.ReplyDelete
I *can* say I'm a huge fan of Chrome running under Linux. Chrome extensions work better than Firefox's. Firefox feels pitifully slow compared to Chrome. A few differences between Chrome for Windows and Chrome for Linux annoy me sometimes. (I run both OSes.) That said, Chrome provides the most seamless experience between platforms. I have to look at the desktop to remember which OS I'm using.
I downloaded the .deb package from the Google site, but I believe Chrome can be installed other ways such as from Ubuntu Tweak. It's uncomfortable for me to recommend Chrome over Chromium because I don't like branded products for the most part.
I am interested in your take on Chrome vs. Chromium, since you spend so much time looking at softwares. Your site is much appreciated in these quarters.
Shoot, I'd ditch OpenOffice.org in a second, but I'm afraid it'd break my system to uninstall it. I'll ignore it and use Gnumeric and AbiWord instead.ReplyDelete
Why? I'll tell you in one word -- not even a word, it's one key: F11
@danny8: I agree with you that Chrome feels better rounded overall, but to me both still are immature products, in a sense.ReplyDelete
Speed is not the only thing I look for in a browser, and to me, Chrome and Chromium don't offer much more. I don't particularly like the over-simplified interface (I like my menus there, where they have always been).
I don't understand what you mean about Chrome extensions being better than Firefox addons? Chrome extensions are crap for the most part! Skins are nowhere near the Firefox quality, and the same applies to pretty much anything that has to do with coding. Let's face it, people have been developing addons for Firefox for quite some time now, and it shows.
As for the speed bit, Firefox is constantly improving, but once again, I don't like the idea of having a javascript engine so fast that can potentially swallow security holes. Eventually, there has to be a balance and I think Firefox is getting there slowly. I think Firefox 4 is going to be a great product!
Note that all I am saying here is built over the assumption that both are extremely good internet browsers.
You may not be as sensitive to the slowness as I am. Much of my testing is done with a an old single-core Celeron D system.ReplyDelete
Most of my testing is done with an Atom N270 system. It is no horsepower champ but at least it supports hyperthreading.
I think I understand the point you're making about a JS engine being too fast. I hadn't considered that before.
I'm interested in FF4 as well. I should check out the beta (either Linux or Windows) when I have time.
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- Anonymous said...
Why do we still have to remove our shoes in this country? All over the world, people are able to leave their shoes on, yet no planes fall from the sky. Obviously their security is just as safe as ours, so why are we still removing our shoes? The shoe bomber's flight originated from Paris and not the US.
- September 7, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Anonymous said...
Does A Global Entry Card = Trusted Traveler
If Not
Why Not
- September 7, 2012 at 12:26 PM
- Anonymous said...
And, as always, why is this not the default level of screening for all passengers, instead of a capriciously administrated perk for the privileged elite?
- September 7, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Cre8veheart said...
Checking drinks in boarding lines after security check must mean the tsa cannot even secure the airport vendors. I don't notice tsa checking baggage handlers loading bags into planes belly.
We are nearly strip searched, xrayed and now its not working? I am wondering how many of us slipped through the initial check with terror equipment?
Can you please address your own airport vendor security policies and why there appears to be a security breach between passing security and boarding the plane?
Also give a few examples of how post security checks made us safer and why the enclosed post security boarding gate areas and vendor establishments are not secure . Seems to me that securing your own work environment would be rather key to effectively releasing screened passengers into or else the entire , invasive and degrading experience of being screened would be a total waste of time. A bit like letting freshly bathed toddlers out in a muddy yard after you took effort to clean them up for bed
- September 7, 2012 at 6:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
cre8veheart...you are correct in your assessment, there are hundreds of airport employees who do not get screened and have access to the aircraft. TSA has operating procedures which by the way, many employees will be fired for because they can not pass their test however un-screened employees roaming around through and near the aircraft that TSA is supposed deem as safe..TSA agents testing liquids in the "sterile area" ridiculous...when TSa turns over checked Baggage items to un-screened baggage handlers.. anything can be placed into someone bags.......and who gets blames... TSA!!!!!
- September 8, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- Anonymous said...
"[T]sa cannot even secure..." Even children can easily figure out ways to bypass security. Just look at the open airports throughout the US. A child crawled into an unguarded airliner's wheelwell a few years ago. People crowded into confined areas awaiting screening. The maintenance of aircraft is done overseas often in countries known to be dangerous.
I don't think flying is any safer than it was on 9/11/2001.
And TSA threatens to take the silliness to the worlds of automobiles and trains.
I'm reminded of a child's "tea party" where the child and adults sit down and pretend to drink tea.
And the taxpayers pay for this.
- September 8, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
Ok, so the shoe bomber's flight originated in Paris...if we follow your argument only Paris passengers need to have their shoes screened then??? Really. Terrorists will board any plane, anywhere, anytime. They can be of any age, race, religion, sex, color, etc. When are you people going to realize the terrorists organizations are growing not getting smaller?
You said "obviously other countries have just as good security as the U.S." WRONG!! Look back at all the hijackings in the world and see what airports they left from and you will see the U.S. has much better security procedures than they do. So maybe you would like to share with us why you REALLY dont want to take off your shoes....GO TSA!!! Keep up the great work!!!
- September 8, 2012 at 7:19 PM
- RB said...
"When are you people going to realize the terrorists organizations are growing not getting smaller?"
Don't think you can substantiate this claim.
Prove it!
- September 9, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- RB said...
The drink testing TSA is doing past security tells us one thing, TSA has failed to create a sterile area.
TSA lets airport worers waltz right past security areas without any screening, vendors and their material are not screened, cargo goes unscreened even after that function was mandated by Congress.
No, the only thing TSA does well is to assault and abuse people who travel.
TSA: America's Al-Qaeda
- September 9, 2012 at 4:44 PM
- Anonymous said...
Everyone should keep their shoes on.
- September 10, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Anonymous said...
"So maybe you would like to share with us why you REALLY dont want to take off your shoes...."
It makes no one safer, it's a waste of time, it's unhygenic, and no other country in the world requires it -- right, Curtis?
- September 10, 2012 at 10:00 AM
- Wintermute said...
Anonymous said...
"So maybe you would like to share with us why you REALLY dont want to take off your shoes...."
Just to be clear, you're calling everyone who wants to keep their shoes on a terrorist?! That makes updating the no-fly list easy. They just need to ask about why a passenger wants to sign up for Pre, and if they mention the shoe carnival, boom! Instantly on the no-fly list. After all, why else would they want to keep their shoes on?
- September 10, 2012 at 2:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
"...Terrorists will board any plane, anywhere, anytime."
And patently false.
A terrorist who has decided to actually terrorize with an airplane will do anything they can to get an airplane.
Otherwise the terrorists could care less about the aircraft and maybe, just maybe, they need to fly from here to there to do whatever terrorism they plan on doing.
And if there are so many terrorists trying to get on so many airplanes why has the TSA not caught one yet?
- September 12, 2012 at 7:07 AM
- Anonymous said...
You wrote: "And if there are so many terrorists trying to get on so many airplanes why has the TSA not caught one yet?"
You gotta love this comment! Wow... In case you don't understand how law enforcement works let me help you to understand. TSA's responsibility is to stop items that could be potentially dangerous from getting on a plane. Every one of the thousands of prohibited items confiscated every day has stopped a potential terrorist. The simple fact is you will never know exactly who was intending to use the item as a terrorist and who was a passenger who made an honest mistake. TSA is not responsible for arresting potential terrorists that is left up to Customs and Border Protection and ICE. Both of which are part of the Department of Homeland Security as is TSA.
Go TSA!! Keep up your excellent work!!
- September 15, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- Wintermute said...
Anonymous said...
"In case you don't understand how law enforcement works let me help you to understand."
So, let me explain to YOU how this works. TSA stops potential terrorist. LEO is called in to make arrest on actual terrorism charges, as TSA is not law enforcement. TSA crows endlessly that it stopped a terrorist. Lack of crowing == lack of terrorists caught. You really think TSA would stay quiet if it stopped an actual threat when they crow endlessly about 8oz bottles of vodka?
- September 19, 2012 at 8:58 AM
- Adrian said...
Can you cite any studies that demonstrate any sort of correlation between information PreCheck collects and the risk of a person having terrorist intentions?
Everything I ever read about the de-funded Total Information Awareness program (later called Terrorist Information Awareness) said that no good correlations were ever found. That's not surprising. Since there are very, very few terrorists. Statistically, it would be extremely difficult to find any sort of correlation.
What information could PreCheck candidates possibly reveal about themselves that would demonstrate that they are less risk than the non-PreCheck passenger?
With all the talk about risk-based approaches, I'd like to see some evidence that there's actually some risk-based analysis going on.
- September 19, 2012 at 11:52 AM


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Doc here,
Here is the diagram:
Follow the Theory and use this you should have no problems..
Thanks Doc, i will let you know if it helps. It is a friends car and what happens is the lights open fine but they wont close automatically. it looks like someone "has been there before" if you know what I mean. I am sure I will figure it out, I just had never worked on vacuum lights and was hoping for a diagram. The theory you gave me should help and I would still like a peek at a diagram if you have it. If not no big deal.
Thanks for all the help.
It is truelly appreciated
Doc here,
OK, doing this from memory..so if I omit a step, or the Dodge is slightly different, you should still be able to figure it out.
The Corvette Vacuum Door system consists of two separate Vacuum circuits, The Control circuit, and The motor actuator circuit.
It starts at the manifold, where it goes to a Vacuum Filter, and a one-way Check Valve.
From there it Tee's off, One side to a Vacuum Buffer tank (usually in the nose) , and the other goes to the Bypass switch, (a Vacuum valve that cuts vacuum to the switch allowing the headlights to fail safe "Open") and from there, to the vacuum port on the light switch..
From there, It goes to the Vacuum Relay (s) up front..Works like an electrical relay, except it's controlled by vacuum and directs vacuum and static pressure to the door actuator motors.
From there, The control vacuum terminates at the relay control port (coil on an Electrical relay) Vacuum on this relay directs Vacuum from the buffer tank to the Relay Vacuum port (Contact on an Electrical relay) and the other side is Static air pressure..
When activated..the Vacuum relay valve travels between static air and Vacuum pressure to the Vacuum motors..On a Vette , If I remember correctly, It takes Vacuum to close, and Static pressure to open..
The Vacuum motors are a large vacuum canister, with a set of ports on them , one for Vacuum from the relay, and the other for static pressure from the relay, with the diaphragm in the middle..It moves by varying the pressure / Vacuum between the diaphragm.
To trouble shoot, get a hand vacuum pump and a handful of vacuum caps of different sizes..
Pull the control Vacuum line from the manifold check valve , and insert your hand Vac pump..
Next at the light switch, on the output side of the Vacuum switch, going to the vacuum relay(s), pull and plug that port..Pump up the hand vac gauge, to about 15 In Hg..and let it sit..It should hold vacuum..(at least 5 minutes..)
If it leaks, check the switch and bypass switch and the hoses..repair as needed..Move on to the line going from the switch to the relay..same applies here..
If that checks good, attach the hand Vacuum pump to the relay control port..it too should hold vacuum..If not replace the relay..
That should be the total of the control vacuum circuit, if good, hook it all back up and move on to the Vacuum Motor Actuator circuit..
Locate the Buffer tank, it should have 3 ports on it (looks like a standard vacuum tank) locate the two lines going to the vacuum relay (s) pull those at the relay and plug them..
Pull the hose going to the manifold filter and check valve, insert your Hand Vacuum pump..Pump it down to about 20 to 25 In Hg..and hold,
It should hold vacuum at Least 5 to 15 minutes..(in a perfect world, forever..) If it won't hold Vacuum, or has a bad leak rate, move your plugs to the tank canister itself.., and plug..then pump it down at the TANK, and see if it holds vacuum..
If not, you have a bad tank..(they like to rust out..) repair or replace as needed..If it holds Vacuum. test each hose to and from it..for rots or splits..
If good, go to the Vacuum relay, the center port is input from the Vacuum tank, the large port is vacuum to the actuator motor..pull and plug the actuator motor line and pump the center port down to about 15 In Hg..and hold..
If it leaks, replace the relay (s) If good, move on to the Motor actuator..the large hose is vacuum, place your pump here, pump down to about 15 inHg with the static side of the motor open to air..and see what movement you have..
test from both closed and open positions..If you CAN NOT get any movement and have a major leak rate you have a blown motor, replace it..do the same on the other door..
If that is good, from there hook everything back up and backtrack with the vacuum pump actuating components as you go, where it quits working, is where you need to replace the component..
The first thing to check is the filter and check valve at the manifold..they fail regulary..and be sure there is NO( water in the system..
That's about all I can remember..I'll try and pull up the diagram today..should you need it..
Not sure, one thing I have never messed with is vacuum lights. They kind of havea mind of their own. If you have something that might help that would be great.
Doc here,
I have layout and theory for Corvette Vacuum Headlight/windshield wiper doors , If you think that would help..?
Not A Mopar guy at all..(but learning, My 17 year old Nephew is building his First ever project..a Dodge truck..)
68 charger lights
Does anyone here have any info on the vacuum motors or a diagram for a 68 Dodge Charger.
Some sort of theory of operation would also be helpfull.
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|Route Climbed: Winfield direct
Date Climbed: May 25, 2003
|Made it and tried to ski but the snow was nowhere near compacted enough. Got some glissades in and a short ski run. Buried myself headfirst a few times for my trouble. Cool summit cornice.
|Posted May 25, 2003 12:47 am
|Route Climbed: Winfield Date Climbed: August 20, 2002
|I climbed this one in the fog and missed out on the famous views. A very nice trail.
|Posted Feb 28, 2003 4:14 am
|Route Climbed: Cloyses Lake Date Climbed: June 15 2000
|Something different. Came up from Cloyses Lake and returned via Winfield. Nice loop.
|Posted Oct 6, 2002 1:17 pm
|Route Climbed: winfield Date Climbed: September 15 2002
|Very easy climb the weather was perfect
|Posted Oct 2, 2002 2:57 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard (from Winfield TH) Date Climbed: August 17th, 2002
|Very nice, easy hike. 2hrs/10min from TH to summit. Mother Nature was gracious, and the views were awesome from the summit.
|Posted Aug 28, 2002 4:20 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest Ridge Date Climbed: July 20, 2002
|Got a late start at 10:10 and made the summit three hours later. Quick easy hike with lots of great views and a very fast descent....only took 2 hours to get down. 16th 14er....38 to go
|Posted Jul 20, 2002 9:51 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: June 30, 2001
|What a beautiful hike. I will be repeating this one. Nice easy dirt trial with nice views and the wildflowers were out. Was supposed to go with a friend who cancelled that morning. I was so
disappointed but I went alone and ended up having a wonderful solo climb. Met my husband at the Princeton Hot Springs afterwards. The day was saved after all!
|Posted Jun 17, 2002 2:32 pm
|Matt Mahoney
|Route Climbed: NW slope standard route Date Climbed: Aug 17 2001
|4th summit of Nolan's 14. Started at 3:30 AM and hoping to go with Hans Dieter Weisshaar but he wasn't ready and said to go on, and Steve Simmons was several hours behind. Most of the other runners had already traversed Huron during the night but I wanted to do the tricky off-trail east basin descent into Cloises Lake in daylight and figured it would be better to sleep on the first night than the second. Beautiful views of the 3 Apostles from the summit. On to Missouri.
|Posted May 17, 2002 4:52 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: Sept 1998
|With my buddy on a purely gorgeous fall day. The Colorado 14er Initiative did a wonderful job.
|Posted Jan 24, 2002 7:34 am
|steve simmons
|Route Climbed: standard route from the north from winfield Date Climbed: august 17th, '01
|Evening summit, summated just at nightfall, cold and windy
|Posted Jan 3, 2002 4:36 pm
|Route Climbed: Northwest Slopes from South Winfield Trailhead Date Climbed: 8/26/90
|Pretty easy climb with gorgeous views on a perfect day.
|Posted Aug 29, 2001 9:54 pm
|Route Climbed: North Ridge
|I have climbed this easy less popular route twice.
|Posted Aug 16, 2001 8:11 pm
|Route Climbed: Huron Trail Date Climbed: July 29, 2001
|The new Huron Trail was a great trail and the summit gave a great view of many 14ers.
|Posted Aug 16, 2001 2:52 pm
|Peter Eliassen
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: 8/7/01
|Beautiful hike as it climbs up the valley and finishes on some good switchbacks to a wonderful view!
|Posted Aug 16, 2001 12:04 pm


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