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I was just wondering if this was a totally suitable theme? Halloween lasts for one day and I would say the majority of people won't have been able to go out and get any fireworks shots. Guy Fawlks is only an England thing and I'm not sure if Halloween is celebrated all over the world. I dont really have a problem with it myself but was just thinking that as the site is so diverse in its membership, only a small amount of members would be able to enter this months competition. Just a thought. Richard
Monthly Competition - Fireworks
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I couldn't agree with you more. It has been done time and again, there are limited oportunities to shot and not enough scope to allow for original ideas.
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Around this time of year, where I happen to live, the clouds start to roll in. They hang over the great lake and just don't seem to leave for months. This "pubic" cloud becomes my private one, when I would do just about anything for a slice of sunlight.
Today, Cisco and EMC announced that they would form a joint venture that will focus on designing and building systems that rely on virtualization technology. Cisco and EMC said they expected customers to build "private clouds" with their technology. Which is all very nice. But let's come down from the clouds for a second and take a real look at what they actually have as current system benchmarks.
First of all, they are very hard to find. Cisco trails IBM in the SPECjbb2005 results they published recently.(1) EMC as a vendor hasn't even published any benchmarks.
So if the benchmarks out there so far are any indication of what we can expect from this venture, it's about as exciting as a snowstorm here over the lake in February.
(1)IBM SPECjbb2005 8-core result of 604,417 bops, 151,104 bops/JVM (4 instances) on the IBM BladeCenter HS22 (2 2.93 GHz X5570 chips) running IBM J9 VM vs. Cisco Systems SPECjbb2005 8-core result on the Cisco UCS C200 M1 with 2 Intel Xeon X5570, 2.93 GHz result of 570,332 bops, 285,166 bops/JVM (2 JVM instances) running Oracle JRockit(R) 6 P28.0.0 and Cisco SPECjbb2005 result on Cisco UCSB200 M1 result of 568,283 bops, 284,142 bops/JVM configured with 8 cores, 2 2.93 GHz Intel Xeon X5570 running Oracle JRockit(R) 6 P28.0.0 (build P28.0.0-29-114096-1.6.0_11-20090427-1759-windows-x86_64, compiled mode).
Source: http://www.spec.org; Results current as of 11/4/09.
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|IMPACT means new product announcements, and I'm particularly excited to point out the announcement for WebSphere CloudBurst 2.0. The new release features multi-image product support, support for Red Hat on VMware ESX, the new WebSphere Process Server Hypervisor Edition and much more.
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Prep for IMPACT
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May is almost here and that means that IBM IMPACT is right around the corner. Just like years past, IMPACT 2010 will be a great chance to get valuable education and insight into IBM WebSphere software and software from across the IBM software family. If you want to hear how IBM software is leading the march toward a smarter planet, register now.
IMPACT 2010 will be a great chance to hear the WebSphere cloud computing story. There will be multiple sessions on the WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance. These include customer-led sessions, internal adoption stories, overviews, and much more. I'll be there running a hands-on lab and delivering a session that discusses integration between WebSphere CloudBurst and IBM Rational tools. Of course, there is more to WebSphere and cloud computing than WebSphere CloudBurst. We have several other sessions that will detail all of IBM WebSphere's work in the cloud.
If you are interested, I put together a short video discussing some of the sessions on tap for WebSphere and cloud computing at IMPACT 2010. I'd also encourage you to check out the social media site for IBM IMPACT 2010. On that site, you will find tweets, videos, and blogs about the conference. Don't forget to sign up, and I hope to see you in Las Vegas! -- Dustin Amrhein
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By Richard Clarke in Lisbon
Arsène Wenger understands the fans' frustrations over Arsenal's dealings in the transfer market this summer and hopes to provide some "good news" soon.
Since the window opened in June, the manager has brought in Gervinho and youngster Carl Jenkinson. Both are quality additions to a quality squad but even Wenger has admitted he wants to strengthen further.
With the new season just over a week away the clamour is only increasing but, in an exclusive interview with Arsenal Player ahead of the Eusebio Cup at Benfica, the Frenchman revealed he was making every effort.
"Ideally I would have finished all [our business] but it doesn't work like that," he said. "We work very hard, we are non-stop working throughout the summer. I am positive because we have good quality and a style of play that is known by the players. So we want to add not quality but super quality."
When asked for the reasons for the delay, the manager outlined some of the issues with which he has had to contend.
"You have to identify the players, agree with clubs to get them out, agree the fee," he said. "That means they have to agree with you and they have to find another player before they release their players. In England, it is a lot more difficult to move during the summer because some people are not there. It's all kinds of things you meet during the transfer market. But I can understand the impatience of people."
And will that patience be rewarded soon? Are Arsenal close to a new signing?
"No, not at the moment," Wenger replied. "We hope to give you some good news soon. Next week, something might happen."
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Under the marine lab microscope today was a curious specimen. It was so curious that everyone passing through the lab stopped to offer their 'expert' opinion to help identify it.
What is this? The mystery specimen has been cut in half; the left piece was originally on top of the right piece bit.Image: Blair PatulloSource: Museum Victoria
Here are some of the comments made by various non-expert 'expert' staff.
"Got no room for guts so it's not a sea cucumber." Followed by: "No longitudinal muscles either."
"Oh, it's not one of those things that squirts out water is it?" I think in reference to a sea squirt or cunjevoi.
"It's got no legs so I can't identify this."
"It's from Antarctica so could be anything. Who knows what stuff we haven't found there yet!"
"I've seen more radial symmetry in a horse than in that thing." Okay, so without radial symmetry it is not an echinoderm.
"Is that a small pink tongue poking out from the base of the tree stump?" Then pointing to the crack in the middle of the tree stump shaped half, "nah, it would need cirri in there."
Half of the animal looked like a little tree stump when it was dissected.Image: Blair PatulloSource: Museum Victoria
And then with some promise and authority: "I reckon that's the anus and those are anal tentacles." Now we're getting somewhere.
"But where's the siphon?"
"Looks like a peduncle on the bottom of a goose barnacle." A what on the bottom of a what?
"It's not a mammal." I can also add with some conviction that it is not a whale or a penguin.
"It's marine." Yep, it says so on the label in the specimen bag.
"Pretty sure it's that rare species Toohard basketii."
"It must be a remnant of Cthulu."
"Maybe it's not even an animal, but it doesn't look planty either." So that only leaves mineral. If only one of the museum geologists were around to confirm it... my guess is they would say it is a mini volcano.
"Marine fungus. But I doubt that, it's too soft."
"You'd think it would have a big empty cavity inside."
"That might be its mouth, not its butt." And boom, there we go back to the start again. It's looking like these 'experts' may never resolve a name for this animal!
The top of the mystery organism: mouth, anus or volcano?Image: Blair PatulloSource: Museum Victoria
Later I summarised for the work experience student in the lab who overheard the comments. "That's what we do here, get excited about stuff that looks like a blob with tentacles."
"Aha," he said.
These non-expert comments are always fun to hear, but they rarely produce a conclusive identification of a specimen. That process is a meticulously careful one that will extend beyond this afternoon. The animal may be further dissected, examined at different magnifications and possibly sent to associates outside the museum. Keys, descriptions and pictures from various publications may also be consulted.
And now that all the 'experts' have returned to their desks, the real expert Michela can begin her investigation. The end point will be a name written on a label that is placed in the jar alongside this specimen. We'll let you know what it is as soon as she's worked it out!
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Will spring 2005 be a bad one for Arctic ozone?
This year has seen an exceptionally strong polar vortex over the Arctic (see the red line in the figure). Undoubtedly, chemical processing of halogens into reactive forms has taken place and the Arctic is primed for ozone depletion. Now that we're in March, sufficient sunlight is available to cause sizeable ozone losses. Should cold temperature persist for another couple weeks, ozone depletion could reach record levels for the Arctic. While the vortex was weakened and pushed to the side of the Arctic during the last week of February, temperatures below the critical freezing point are still present as of March 9 (see figure). The displacement off the pole also pushes the colder air into latitudes with more sunlight, enhancing ozone depletion in the short term. Ozone measurements from the first week of March already show a region over the North Atlantic with very low ozone levels (<250 Dobson units, versus minimum values of ~300 in the early 1980s).
There is much debate over whether this has anything to do with climate change. Some climate models suggest that increasing greenhouse gases may be leading to a gradual strengthening of the Arctic vortex and hence increasing ozone losses, while others do not. Observations show that the vortex was typically more stable in the 1990s than during the 1980s, but the present decade has been mixed thus far. Temperature during the winter as a whole have generally decreased over the past two decades, likely as a result of climate change, but the sensitivity of ozone loss to the exact timing of March warming events makes ozone depletion a much more variable quantity. With only one winter vortex per year, it will take many more years to determine if the exceptionally cold 2004-2005 winter is part of a trend or simply a single cold event. Prepare to see a lot of press coverage if this ends up being a big year though….
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Has anyone reached the 5Mb storage limit on their Gallery account yet? If so, would you be interested in purchasing more storage space?
If enough people are interested then I could look into organising some kind of advanced account that offers more space.
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Too easy.
I'd totally have one of those little buggers if they put a 6 in it and it had a little towing capacity. They're cool.
I belive tow capacity is 2500 lbs. I am with you I would like a small diesel version that towed 5k
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It weighs a ton
What is it with newer trucks and heavy gates? My Titan's also weighs a ton. You could use a mesh gate for the trailering season.
will the jack post clear the gate? If it does try a top wind jack. like such:
The Transit will have those things but is much larger.
The TC has been redesigned for the 2014 model year.
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Something is wrong with this, or it is already sold.............$4,500 for a 2010 R Pod Camper Travel Trailer w/Slide-out
Sent an e-mail, but dood hasn't responded yet.
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>"Something is wrong with this, or it is already sold.............$4,500 for a 2010 R Pod Camper Travel Trailer w/Slide-out
Sent an e-mail, but dood hasn't responded yet. "
Now he's got your email address.
Scams like this are showing up all the time... super low price on a popular item.
Yeah, one of them.....................along with other spammers
Shoulda known it was to good to be true, but where does one draw the line on "smoking deal" or "no fucking way"?
That's where the hotmail account comes in handy.
As somebody who's been looking for a van on CL and elsewhere for a year or so, I can tell you look for weird language in the ad. I found an "almost too good" ad last month but something in it was worded oddly. I grabbed that sentence and googled it and hmm, what do you know, the same van was advertised in three different cities and I don't mean adjacent cities.
SF, San Antonio and somewhere in Ontario...:huh
But stupid good deals do happen so I just keep a spam email address and just use it for this kind of stuff.
Finally found a Sprinter.
I'm going to kit it out as a weekender/portable office. I can fit the DRZ inside and run over to the Nat'l Forest and have a big old box to sleep in if the weather gets nasty. And on longer trips I can haul my Casita.
nice set-up
So now you're a happy f'n guy?
You've talked about your lust of these for a while now. Congratulations on finding one. I think maybe I'll start a hppyfngy's Sprinter thread.
You mean I didn't start a Sprinter Search Thread on here? :huh
Guess maybe it'll have to be a Sprinter Weekender Build thread instead.
For sale in FM, a true light camper,
If this is still there my next day off I'm going to pick it up. Does anyone know anything about it? Apparently it was made by Uniflite or Unicraft in Bellingham Washington for a while. It's just the bare shell with no frame under it. I was thinking about throwing it on a lightweight harbor freight frame, giving it a clean and polish and using it as-is for a while. Next would be lights, maybe some sort of outdoor galley and an awning.


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A man's wife sleeps with a piggish financier to save her husband from ruin. He seeks revenge with an invitation the financier can't refuse.
Poe. Poor suffering Poe. His literary corpse subjected to further indignities. This is getting a bit painful. OK. As per usual there is the need to pad out the story with detail and additional characters... But in this case the grim drama of revenge is turned on it's head from the first words of our host. Now the story is of revenge and the bringing to justice of the vengeful man. No spoiler here. E.G. Marshall tells us this right up front. Pathetic. But among CBSRMT episodes this one is average.
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A vintner is in arrears with his loan payments and the landowner demands payment not just of the interest, but of the principle. He says that will be impossible and pleads for more time. The landowner replies that he may be persuaded to grant an extension if he would be allowed to spend time with his beautiful wife. The vintner is irate and refuses, but when he tells his wife, she takes the initiative and sleeps with the landowner to achieve some leeway in repayment of the loan. The landowner's daughter sees the two together and her penchant for gossip leads the vintner to fear for his reputation. He is now irate at his wife, his landlord, and the landlord's daughter. Great episode.
i've always liked Poe stories but i think i like rmt shows where i don't know the ending. i think the storyline goes a bit too far for me but the writer directer and actors do afine job. i don't remember the killer being shamed by the bad guy and his wife. maybe i read a cleaned-up version.
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Check out "The telltale heart". That's an interesting RMT adaptation of a Poe story. There's also one with Paul Hecht as a doctor who "mesmerizes" a dying woman into not dying yet...it too is an interesting Poe tale on the RMT.
The characters were fascinating on this. I liked the carnival music in the background as well. My favorite part was the ending. The last sentences uttered by the antagonist, along with the silence before Hiram Brown said "I'll be back shortly" or whatever. The very final words from the bad guy at play's end may as well have been: "I really (bleeped) up."
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I read a few Poe stories in school and always thought they were very good.
The Cask Of Amontillado was no exception. George Lowther did an excellent job
of adapting Poe's storie to the CBSRMT. Being cemented inside the old Catacombs
does not sound like a pleasant experience.
I've enjoyed this story in several forms over the years. I read it in high school and listened to a scholastic version (with even the most veiled reference to sex removed) in my metaphysical literature class in high school. This was a solid adaptation of Poe's story. The dialogue was particularly strong and Janny was superb as Fortunato. A good choice! I do enjoy Poe -- the inventor of my favorite genre.
I gave this one a 5. I liked the suspense involved. Sometimes I think it would be best if I didn't listen to the intro. I find myself trying to figure out when in the program it fits in (which sometimes can give away a surprise I wouldn't have figured out).
Poe's story is simply a classic. As a CBSRMT program, it rates in my top 10 because it just gets better each time I listen to it. The revenge theme is simply perfect for the CBSRMT and I found this story was gripping even though I've listened to it two previous times.
J. Raynor
Like the other Poe adaptations I've heard on RMT this one was loosely adapted. But with Poe it's hard not to, as so many of his stories were on the order of hallucinations. (If you like something closer to the original, check out The Graveyard 761108, which is based on a Guy de Maupassant tale). Nonetheless I really enjoyed this episode because of the strength of the characterizations. In fact this adaptation had more dimensions than the original tale, so even though I knew Fortinado was going to get his in the end, the other plot twists made it interesting. The music was especially good too in this episode. I will have to check out the rest of the Poe adaptations which began the year 1975 for the series.
Not a bad story. Well-scripted and acted. A good thriller; however, it is very far removed from the EAP original that it was supposed to be based on. I'd consider it a good thriller with EAP elements.
It seeems minimal effort was spent in making this a "modern retelling," the only reference I caught was for the "vintage" wine to be from 19 twenty-something. But, very well acted (my gosh, the one woman's screams! wow!) and it aroused the most anger from me for any antagonist so far. I actually flipped off the radio as I heard him belittle a character, for which I must ask God's forgiveness. Someday. 4 stars.
An okay adaptation again, but not very close to the original (just a few details). In the original there was more feeling for the revenge and the horror of being, in a sense, buried alive. I liked in the original that Fortunado's last words were "the Amontillado", as if he were still going to get it.
Response to Nadz- I am interested to hear what are your top ten shows? I wish more people would say what their favorites are!
MELANIE - Here are a half-dozen or so of my favorite episodes. I'd be interested in hearing yours: - The Hand - Overnight to Freedom - Fall of the House of Usher - Dracula (AS AN ADDED BONUS at the end of this episode there is a lot of fantastic contemporary news after the episode pertaining to President Nixon during the Watergate and White House tapes cases) - Prisoner of the Machines - The End of the Rainbow - Murder Preferred (My all time favorite!!) Enjoy - JUROR #4


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Since they cost thousands I guess my query may be a little moot, but are they pretty much the same thing as a digital duplicator, that we've mentioned on other discussions here?
Ohhh I see, it's like a big photocopy machine then. I got an image in my mind of one of those desktop gocco deals. Sounds like fun, I'm envious. Lately I've been longing for new ways to print things, like for instance I'd love to make small broadsides with poems on them, and if I knew how to screen print or do something of that nature I could make something cool. But for now I'm kind of limited to the old photocopier and my favorite hangout, the copy place. ... Have fun printing! xo


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I thought there would be swarms of mallards in my SZ spots this past week. The northern freeze would have moved them down and the local ice would concentrate them where I wanted them... no such luck.
Brother-of-Dutch, Paul, scouted and warned me that they were few and far between, and heavily hunted in the better spots. I did find one concentration, but the morning ice was just enough to move them to the other side of the marsh - so I abandoned that plan.
Fortunately, the tides were in our favor - high at dusk. This meant that the birds would be moving into the marshes as they flooded around noon. We would shoot some ponds that a few birds were using at dawn and then head out onto the river after breakfast. It worked and we shot well, scoring on every opportunity.
Day one, we got 4 mallards at dawn and 4 more and a blackie on the river. Day two, we got a pair of blackies at dawn and a pair of mallards on another river.
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hi friends,
i've been sitting on this bumper for a year now and it is time to just let go. This OEM bumper is in really good shape except for where it was separated from its mounting plate near the top edge of the drivers side. One mounting hole is broken and there is a small crack - in this same area. The body guys who looked at it said it was an easy fix for someone with skills - skills that which i do not have. Hoping someone in colorado with a black golf wants to come pick it up or meet somewhere relatively close to boulder.
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Do these fit in the FP V3 armor? How much is the deluxe set? OSK
Do these fit in the FP V3 armor? How much is the deluxe set? OSK
I can't say for sure which armor styles the light boards will fit in. The cost for the deluxe board is $60 + shipping.
The (deluxe set's) Top lights are 5cm wide and 4mm high. The Bottom Segment's Characters are 7mm wide and 10mm tall. The width of all segments together is about 49mm. Spacing between the top lights and bottom segments is 8mm. I think the dimensions are fairly standard, but I can't say for sure.
I have three deluxe boards built right now ready to ship.
i;m glad this thread came up, i totally forgot that i have an email from fettronics. i'll pp youfor them tonight after work
Does they fit to a Bobamaker armor?
If anyone has a set of FP V3 or Bobamaker armor, could you provide some slot measurements?
I have FP V2. Are the slots the same as V3? I'd be interested in one of the deluxe lights if they fit.
Here's a quick pic I took of my regular model Fettronics chest display. I just taped it to the back for the picture, it's not firmly attached. This is the FP V3 armour and I did have to cut the slots slightly larger. It was an easy job though, all I had to do was expand the slots that were already formed in the chest piece with some jeweller's files. Some quick measurements:
Top slot: 52 mm x 5 mm
Bottom lot: 52 mm x 12 mm
Space b/t slots: 7 mm
Hope this info is of some help.
My board arrived safe and sound and works great. Thanks.
Got my board also..thanks alot..works great.
Fettronics, I'm looking for a deluxe set. These look great! PM sent.
got mine today, man they are SWEET! highly reccommended
PayPal sent Jon. Thanks! Can't wait.
I want one. PM sent
These still available?
Got mine a few days ago. These sets are amazing! Thanks again Fettronics. I'll be sure to post pics with the new lights.
Yes, they are still available. You can go to my site, www.fettronics.com, to order. Make sure you look at the blurb about my battery pack situation.
Got mine today before I left for work!
Rock on.
For those of you waiting to get a board until I had the 4AA battery packs, I just got them back in! You can go to my site, www.fettronics.com, to place your orders.
Does the deluxe version have the clusters of lights across the top instead of 5 individual lights?
Well, yes and no. The deluxe version has five double LEDs across the top. They are actually two LEDs in one package. I wire them together so they act as one. That makes the deluxe board's top a bit larger than the standard board's top LEDs, which is a bit more screen accurate.
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ok so i wasnt sure if this would be more appropriate here or the fabrication forum. here goes.
i bought the car 5 years ago and it had a 1776, ingle 110 cam, and dual single barrel carbs. the pans had been replaced 17years prior as well as some other body work to clean her up.
when i got it. (horrible cell phone pictures)
with my gti
i had that motor in there for about two years and started running into some issues and i had an aba/jh that was slated to go into my cabriolet but sold the car and decided to swap in a motor i knew a bit more about as far as maintaining and troubleshooting. good decision or not the jury is still out on this one.
round one of carbs
was way over my head with this one.
round two this was a learning experience
not sure what my logic was or why i thought this would work. it wasnt terrible but not right still. like i said carb learning experiment
round three this worked
weber dges 38/38
here it is on the way to dubdash
got there had the exhaust break. some real cool guy from the turbobricks forums had a harbor freight stick welder. and one of the guys helping put on the show had a generator on his truck and was so kind as to let me use it.


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+1 for Apex. I've ordered lots of parts from this company and always had good results. Fast shipping and excellent packaging.
The only bad thing I can say about them is that I'd have a lot more money in the bank if they didn't exist.
Do they have a site online?
Bought lots of hard to find stuff from them over the years.
They are also on GunBroker, sometimes they list stuff on there that they might one have a couple pieces and don't want to add them to the site.
They took care of me when i ordered the wrong pins and sent it out the same day. What good people to deal with!
apex has amazing service...they understand customer satisfaction...
APEX is a good company. they ship quickly and charge reasonable shipping rates.
one of the few places that still welcomes checks and MO's too. they ain't went all plastic and pay-pal which is a +1.
APEX has some great prices and fast shipping I just bought a bulgarian milled underfolder parts kit w/o the barrel for 109.00 it is a nice kit and just what I needed to convert my sa-93 to a post ban configuration by replacing the gas block and front sight with the bulgarian kit and also got some great spare parts.
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I have a 1985 chevy c10. I'm trying to figure out how to get to the wiper switch in the column. SOS
steering wheel... use lock plate depressor to remove snap ring and then the lock plate.. is your wiper switch bad... there are several version..Windshield Wiper SwitchPart Number: SW1050Application: Without tilt wheelNotes: Intermittent wipersWindshield Wiper SwitchPart Number: SW610Application: With intermittent wipersWith tilt wheelWindshield Wiper SwitchPart Number: SW1454Application: With tilt wheelWithout intermittent wipersby the way.. how is the turn signal stalk.. those break also..if your turn signal stalk where you push the tab to get the wipers to work.. is broken.. those are available individually...if you have delay wipers.. or even 3 speed wipers..you are better off taking the delay board off the front of the wiper motor..carefully taking a good look with magnifiers.. so you can see if there are cold solder joints.. that have failed... i have fixed several of them by just resoldering.. i thought i had pictures.. but a friend was using my cell phone camera.. and she did not push save after each image... the whole day was written over.. i wanted to set the cell phone to clock function and throw it to see it time really does fly... once you get down to photo 10.. you will have access to the wiper switch...http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles/ccrp_0908_gm_steering_column_repair/photo_01.htmllet me look around for wiper motor pictures..
this is probably the wiper pulse board for the 85 86 chevy C10 and up pickups..i have not had one of these in my hand... this is the repair piece for the turn signal stalk..this is what the cruise control switch with delay wipers looks like..to remove this.. wrap your left hand around it.. like you were holding a golf club.. and pull straight.. usually pushing off with your thumb..
now... i am going to ASK you nicely.. to NOT CUT ANY WIRES..they actually all slip out and back in with only a little trouble...to get the wiring out of the column..you will have to first..see if it has a string that goes up or around to the P R N D 2 L indicator.. its on the shifter bowl... right side.. feel for it..then you can either use a 15MM or 9/16 deep socket to remove the nuts that hold the steering column plate to the dashboard..please have some tape to mark it so you know which side it goes on.. it will ALMOST fit either way.. but will damage stuff if you try to get it on backwards..now the 4 bolts into the bracket that goe into the column.. 1/2" or 13MM depending on your column.. the bracket comes down.. behind the bracket.. you will want to disconnect the turn signal switch...you will find a plastic wire guide that's snapped on over 2 of the welded on nuts.. this prevents the wires from getting cut by the shifter bowl movement..be careful.. there are several harnesses in this guide...the turn signal switch wiring..the wiper switch wiring..the TINY cruise control wiring harness.please tie a string thru the hole on the end of the cruise control harness. so you can get it reinstalled later.. once you have it out.. untie.. the turn signal switch connector gets taped with only 2 wraps of electrical tape so its flat with the ribbon cable.. this slips up with the aid of some long screw drivers.. usually working the tilt function also when equipped..the wiper switch harness is usually last out and first in.. describe exactly which version as i have listed above.. you have...


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Maguire sentenced to 4 months in prison
By the end of Friday afternoon, it was clear that neither Raymond Maguire Jr. nor government prosecutors would be entirely happy. He is headed to federal prison, for a crime he committed at the behest of then state senator Vinnie Leibell, but not for the 12 to 18 months that prosecutors sought.
His sentence, handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Cathy Seibel, is four months in federal prison and four more months of home confinement, to be served as part of one year of probation, once he finishes the prison time. Maguire and his lawyer, Richard D. Willstatter, of White Plains, had sought no jail time; the federal prosecutors wanted 12 to 18 months. It was clear that Seibel agonized over the sentence, weighing what she called the corrosive effects of public corruption against Maguire's otherwise exemplary life.
Maguire was the chief aide and general enforcer for Leibell, long regarded as Putnam's political boss and now serving time in a prison camp in Pennsylvania following his own guilty plea to corruption charges. Maguire pleaded guilty earlier this year to asking a contractor for Leibell's house to prepare phony paperwork to make it appear Leibell had paid full price, when in fact it had been many thousands of dollars below market value. At the time, federal authorities and a grand jury had already begun their investigation. The contractor, according to the government, had also done work for Leibell's Putnam Community Foundation, involved in senior housing.
Meanwhile, the overall federal investigation into perhaps two dozen other individuals in Westchester and Putnam counties continues.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara stated after the verdict: "Raymond Maguire was a corrupt staffer for a corrupt politician. Elected officials and other public employees who exploit their positions for personal gain violate the public trust and will be held to account for their crimes."
Maguire's lawyer, Willstatter, said on the courthouse steps: "Ray Maguire and his family accept the judge's decision to send him to jail, even though we strongly believe a sentence of probation would have been sufficient. Mr. Maguire and his family hope to put this unpleasant episode behind them and move forward."
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i have acer aspire with nvidia geforce gt 540m
i have follwod installtion instrction but without luck
i get the following error
fetel error
no screens found
i have checked the Xorg.0.log file and noticed that the primary device is intel not nvidia while it has loaded the nvidia drive?
also i have googled and tried many solutions but none works also search the forum too
one of the solution i have tried is to add the busid for the nvidia card but when i type startx the sceern get black.
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Accustomed to coaching in conference title games, Rex Ryan spent championship weekend with his son, Seth, visiting Texas Tech University where he hopes to walk on to the Red Raiders football team. A star defensive back for Summit High School in New Jersey, Seth, like his father and grandfather, has football in his blood.
The Ryan family can't seem to stay away from the gridiron. As Rex aims to help the Jets return to title contention, Seth aspires to play in the college ranks and make some noise in the process. Seth was denied redshirting his senior season by the NJSIAA and has since shifted his focus to pursuing his top college choice in Texas Tech. While Rex spent Sunday in Texas, he was spotted Sunday in Mobile, Alabama, evaluating the country's top collegiate stars.
With holes to fill and players to replace up and down the roster, Ryan and new general manager John Idzik look to have all hands on deck in order to bring Gang Green back to respectability. Owner Woody Johnson told reporters this week that former general manager Mike Tannenbaum was the driving force that brought Tim Tebow to the Big Apple. As the ripple effect from this bombshell reverberates throughout the New York media, the Jets have more pressing personnel issues to worry about.
As New York looks to establish a new front office regime, it's clear Ryan is wasting little time this offseason searching far and wide for talented players to help bolster a top-heavy depth chart. During a two week interview process, Idzik emerged as the clear cut top choice and spent an informal sit-down session with Ryan discussing football philosophy. While Ryan and Idzik share a similar vision for the Jets, New York's general manager will have final say over all personnel decisions, a much different arrangement from when Tannenbaum filled that same position.
With a new offensive coordinator in Marty Morningweg, defensive coordinator in Dennis Thurman and quarterback coach in David Lee, the Jets are well on their way to a complete makeover aimed to wash away the bitter taste from this season's 6-10 campaign.


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It is catalyzed with a solution of sodium hydroxide (lye - very caustic) and methyl alcohol (very toxic). With proper chemical handling techniques and care, it's safe. Without them ...:death:Quote:
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The grass you are thinking of is called switch grass. The problem is that cellulosic ethanol is not yet economically viable for a number of reasons from proper enzymes to how you achieve continuous year round sufficiently large supplies of switchgrassQuote:
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The vast majority of new cars in Brazil are flex fuel (not ethanol only)
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I read somewhere that if we continue to use the fuel at the rate that we are it will pretty much all be gone by 2036. Well that's O.K. with me since my spaceship will be finished 5 years prior. I plan on kidnapping a couple of Playboy Bunnies and starting my own race of human beings on another planet. Sure, all the boys will be ugly like their father, but at least all of the girls will be large up front which should be good if any of you stop by!!!
On a serious note about the topic...I caught the tail end of a report about algea being converted into fuel. They had large cylinders filled with water that were outside exposed to sunlight at which point the algea started growing in them like crazy. Not sure if the by product produced by them was methane or not but they were talking about covering deserts with them. Did anyone else see this??
The main points about biodiesel have already been covered, but I wanted to share a few links I've collected, including the one about making a sample of biodiesel to test a proscpective WVO source you may run across.
Kitchen Biodiesel
My wife's contacts would provide me several sources of WVO and I plan to get the diesel model Jeep Wrangler when it comes out and convert it. :)
There's a conversion nicknamed "appleseed" which uses an old water cooler as the core for the processing of WVO into "refined" biodiesel.
Biodiesel Appleseed Reactor Plans
Appleseed Processor Kit - Utah Biodiesel Supply
Biodiesel Conversion Kits, Processors and Equipment
Biodiesel FAQ & Info - BioDieselNow - Renewable biodiesel fuel
biodieselpictures.com :: View topic - Biodiesel from John R in the UK
Some vids are also on this page:
Getting Started Making Biodiesel - Utah Biodiesel Supply
Media Coverage of Smarter Fuel
World Famous Dr Pepper Wash Technique (Pat Pend) - Topic Powered by eve community
OK,look forward.If you make charcole,you have wood gas.Use wood to start that going,then you use the heat to process Bio diesel.And while you are at it,why not fire up a still and make distilled water,or,ethinol,or moon shine,hey,this is just thinking right? Ok add some gas to the process and you have f85.If you have the room,the help,and the gall,you are a surivor.
My dad actually had some experience with wood gas back during WWII, a lot of the German civillian cars were converted to run on it as the "real" fuels were being used up by the military. Two main problems were you needed a good filter to keep the solids in the smoke from congealing inside the engine, and accelleration was anemic at best.
Diesel engines (at least the older ones) will run on just about any type of light oil, newer electronically controlled ones might not do so well on some fuels. Even if the used fryer oil does suck in winter temps, no one sez you gotta use it year round. Running for "free" throughout the summer is sure a heck of a lot cheaper than buying diesel all year long.
Solar panels with a good series regulator.
Don't want to boil your batteries off.
Clean, Silent and, powerful
A bit pricey.
zero point energy is reality, just visit the free energy generator website that discuss it - you can see how it can be done
we are stuck with oil and pollution for now, our children will suffer from it the most, I just don't understand all of these government agencies that send us to the moon and back , they can't develop something clean to make energy...
here is what I hope will happen - some free energy generator - this theory need to be developed Magnetic Generator Review - Build Magnet Generator Today!


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Bhutanese group opens more than just a corner store
By BILL SMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader | July 14. 2013 9:22PM
Helping host Himalayas General Store's open house Sunday at 359 Elm St., Manchester, are, from left, director Tika Acharya; Radhika Acharya, co-owner; Narapati Poudyal, co-owner; Kamala Bhattrai, staff at the store; Pabi Khatri, co-owner; staff member Rohit Subedi, and manager Surya Thapa. (MARK BOLTON/UNION LEADER)
But the refugee-entrepreneurs behind the venture went beyond gathering an inventory and opening a corner store.
"I have seen they have a challenge, certain things that they have to go down to Boston and down to New York to get, and some they had to ask their relatives to send from New Delhi and from Katmandu, Nepal, Acharya said. "I was trying to do research, I spoke with many of the customers before we opened up, people from African countries, from the Middle East and some of the items they were looking for they didn't have in the area."
The store drew a continuous stream of visitors during its grand opening Sunday. The formal opening included prayers chanted by a Hindu priest asking for success for the new venture.
"It's an honor to be here," she said. "This is a long process, we have finally made it. It is not just our store, or a Nepalese store, it is the Store For You, for people from diverse communities around the world."
Opening a general store was not the first thought the entrepreneurs had, said co-owner Pabi Khatri
"It is very important that a store actually reflects the culture, the tradition, and the values I think it is very important to have in our community," Subedi said. "It is the baseline; it is based on the ethical behavior that has been inherited from our forefathers. It reflects our religion, it reflects our tradition, it reflects our customs."
"I'm here because what I need is here," she said.


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Purchasing a firearm at a gunshow from a dealer entails all the paperwork and requirements that you would complete at their gunshop.
The paperwork and requirements for purchasing a firearm from a person (private sale) vary according to your state law. Some states prohibit private sales, some permit private sales only for long guns, some it's only a matter of showing a drivers license, etc. It depends on where you live.


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Six out of every 1,000 residents of the capital city are registered sex offenders. Bangor is second with 4.4 sex offenders per 1,000 residents.
The reasons range from Augusta's availability of relatively cheap housing, its urban setting where offenders without cars can get around, and access to social services, in part, because the city is the state capital.
Police Chief Robert Gregoire says state prisons officials have developed a relationship with local landlords willing to rent to sex offenders, which leads to many people not originally from Augusta living in the city.
Some parents tell the Kennebec Journal, they don't let their children out of sight.


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Hi everyone,
I am looking to move abroad to South America to teach English in early 2011.
I will be completing my TEFL course in April, and am busily learning Spanish.
I would love to know if there is an online community to help TEFL wannabees find travel buddies. It would be great to go over in a small group so that people that are new to teaching English and living in South America can go together.
I know the main sites for finding TEFL work, and appreciate that most people go to SA first, then find work. Any other useful sites or tips will be welcome.
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Getting to Emirates Stadium is simple. London's comprehensive public transport system will take you within a few minutes' walk of the ground where clearly located pedestrian signs will help you find your way on-street.
There are also a great range of hotels available should you wish to stay either before or after the game.
Tube and Rail
Arsenal station (Piccadilly Line) is around three minutes walk from the stadium. Finsbury Park (Victoria/Piccadilly Lines and overground rail) and Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, Northern Line, overground rail) stations are around 10 minutes walk from Emirates Stadium - and should be slightly less crowded than Arsenal station.
Kings Cross is the main station for overground rail and is also served by many underground lines. To get to the stadium from Kings Cross connect with the Piccadilly Line to Arsenal station or the Victoria Line to Highbury & Islington. Alternatively, a short overground rail journey of one stop will take you to Finsbury Park station.
Buses are a fast and convenient way to get to Emirates Stadium, with connections passing the ground on all sides. Main bus stops are located on Holloway Road, Nag's Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road and Highbury Corner. There are direct, high frequency services to and from much of north and central London within five minutes walk of the ground.
Local pedestrian routes will be clearly signposted from all local transport gateways directing you along approved routes to the stadium.
Taxi and Chauffeur Service
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|Bartley Cars
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|Islington Cars
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|Quick Cars
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The Hilton Hotel
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London N1 0UY
(Disabled accommodation available)
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Jury's Inn Islington
60 Pentonville Road
London N1 9LA
Tel: 0207 282 5500
Novotel London St Pancras
100-110 Euston Road
London NW1 2AJ
Tel: 0207 666 9010
Hotel Russell
1-8 Russell Square
London WC1B 5BT
Tel: 0207 937 6470
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Vail Daily letter: Thankful for safety pros
January 13, 2013
As a new resident of Edwards, I would like to publicly recognize our Sheriff's Office and Eagle River Fire Protection District.
On Wednesday, Dec. 26, I had a situation at our home that appeared to have been an unexpected entry into our home while I was not there. I found out about it on the way up from Boulder and called the Sheriff's Office for advice. They said they would meet me there.
To make a long story short, we did not have an intruder, but we did have a flood.
What was most touching to me is that all of these professionals served us in a way that was very professional, caring and compassionate at a time that was quite frenetic.
I am impressed with the service that I experienced from all of these men and women serving our community. Kudos to you all. We are lucky to have you.
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'game featured a very fast Sabres team that relentlessly attacked the Flyers, protected Miller and was relatively free of the mistakes and brain cramps that plagued the team in Philadelphia. Buffalo's power play which sputtered on the road racked up two huge goals to power Buffalo to the win.'
Sabres shutout Flyers 3-0, take a 3 games to 2 series lead
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Solar Impulse 2 will take on round the world flight in 2015
GRN Reports:
In what promises to be a true inspiration for people everywhere, especially environmentalists and flight aficionados, a Swiss solar aeronautical team plans to fly its solar-powered plane around the globe in 2015.
Solar Impulse 2 will make the pioneering trip over three months, stopping for breaks at several points so the two pilots can change off. Bertrand Piccard, known for making the first around-the-world balloon flight, and André Borschberg, the fighter pilot and MIT-educated engineer who helped develop the plane, will be flying tag-team because the plane, affixed with 72,000 solar cells along its entire 72-meter wingspan, can only carry a single-occupant.
Despite that constraint, the founding pilot/inventors of the Solar Impulse project, want to show the world that a global solar trip is possible.
The airplane is an improved version of Solar Impulse, the first solar plane able to fly long distances both at night and during the day. Technically, Solar Impulse 2 could fly for a month, soaring higher during the day and cruising at lower altitudes at night before being lifted by the sun's power the next day, Borschberg told the Associated Press.
"So we have a sustainable airplane in terms of energy; we need to develop a sustainable pilot now," he said. Provisions have been made to accommodate the pilots with a restroom and space to recline and exercise within the relatively tiny cockpit.
Circling earth without using a "drop of fuel" or producing any polluting emissions has always been the goal of the project, more than a decade in the making. The timing for the flight was just announced this week.
Solar Impulse wants to show that solar power, paired with other new technologies, can "achieve what some consider impossible" and in doing so, mobilize public support for greener air travel.
In 2013, the Solar Impulse team, which is backed by several corporations, is run by a team of about 90 engineers, technicians and controllers, completed a relay-flight across the U.S.
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I made these 3/4 size gauantlets for my wifes custom mando and thought I would share.
I made these 3/4 size gauantlets for my wifes custom mando and thought I would share.
Man! Those are awesome!
Want to see how they were made?
Yes, please tell us/show us how you made them. They're great! :thumbup
Well first you get a bunch of stuff that look like parts of gauntlets.
them you put them together with this
so that it looks like this
then you put it on the former
then heat it up
then it forms
and you have vac formed gauntlets
size compared to ruffkins
left out a few steps but am currently working on full size set and will do a better how to if there is interest
That is so cool. Good work!
Impressive, Most impressive. Obiwan has taught you well
MAN.........nice job
That vac table is AWESOME also
I would love to read a how-to. This is the same method that I was going to do as to the build up, but unfortunately I don't have access to a Vac-forming table nor the space to build one.yanvaq said:
What I would really like to see are some patterns, because I may just go the route of building them out of sintra or sheet styrene (however doing them in wood would alleviate a lot of bondo or filler) because they are not for a costume. They are for a display that I am currently working on. Thanks!!!
If you did a solid build up then you could allways make a mold off of them and cast them out of resin . If it is for a static display then the weight of resin would not mater so much.
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Mal wrote:Buckwheat wrote:
Ask the senior monk under whom you would want to take dependence. His opinion is the only one that matters, because he will either say "yes" and you get to become a monk, or he will say "no" and you will have to find a job for a few years before you can become a monk.
Or you can find another senior monk.
Yes, but my underlying points are that (a) it is only the Preceptors opinion that matters, and (b) I doubt a senior monk in the Theravada tradition will allow such an ordination. However, if you find one... then bless your journey.


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Erman and Hempstead to lead Law School's Board of Visitors
Earle I. Erman and David M. Hempstead were welcomed as co-chairs at the first Wayne State University Law School Board of Visitors meeting of the academic year on September 27. The two men will 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 School. Most members of the BOV are alumni of the School. Recent projects of the Board have included formulating a strategic plan, working to increase student recruitment and retention, and fund raising.
Earle I. Erman is a 1974 cum laude graduate of the Law School . He founded the Southfield firm of Erman, Teicher, Miller, Zucker & Freedman in 1976. His practice area focuses on insolvency-related matters, representation of debtors, creditors' committees, secured and unsecured creditors, and other bankruptcy issues. He also has extensive specialized experience in representation of union fringe benefit funds under ERISA. Mr. Erman acted as a bankruptcy trustee, as a member of the Panel of U.S. Trustees for the Eastern District of Michigan, from 1975 through 1991. He has been certified by the American Bankruptcy Board of Certification in Business Bankruptcy Law and is listed in the 2006 edition of The Best Lawyers in America for Bankruptcy.
David M. Hempstead is a Partner in the Detroit office of Bodman LLP. He graduated from the Law School , magna cum laude , in 1975. Mr. Hempstead concentrates his practice primarily in the areas of income, estate and gift tax planning for high net-worth individuals, estate and trust administration, trust litigation and charitable trusts and foundations. He is also vice chairman of Bodman's Executive Committee. He is listed in the 2006 edition of The Best Lawyers in America for Trusts and Estates.
Mr. Erman and Mr. Hempstead take over the chair of the Board of Visitors from The Honorable Nancy G. Edmunds of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Judge Edmunds served as chair of the BOV for five years and remains a member of the board.
Law School Dean Frank H. Wu said, "I look forward to working with Mr. Erman and Mr. Hempstead. Judge Edmunds was exemplary as a volunteer, active alumna, and Board chair. Her contributions to the Law School have ensured our future, especially her leadership in developing a strategic plan."


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I strive to raise the best possible queens, which starts with good genetics..................If I was only harvesting honey I'm sure I would not keep such detailed note.
My colonies are numbered and have somewhat permanent stations or positions in my bee yard. For each station or hive I keep a separate coordinating numbered notebook. The longer I keep bees and the more colonies I have, the more important these books have become. Over the years I've gotten pretty good at shorthand, remember that old skill? :)I try to record as much as possible.....winter reading anyone?


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Adjunct Research Assistant Professor
Appointment Details
- Title: Adjunct Research Assistant Professor
- Job Class Code: 0158
- Service Period: 12 months
- Limitations on Appointment: Must hold a primary appointment as a Research Assistant Professor in another unit at the University.
- Length of Appointment: Annual
- Eligible for Tenure: No
- Voting Rights: No
- Allowable Earn Types: WOS, REG
- Salary Requirements: Generally paid on primary appointment. If paid on adjunct appointment, must match primary appointment salary rate.
- Full-time/Part-time: Both
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- Competitive Recruitment Required: No
- Required Approvals: AHR approval not required prior to OPUS entry, but paperwork must be in AHR office at time of entry.
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- If promoted in the primary unit, the unit of the adjunct appointment must consider a corresponding promotion or appointment is ended.
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We invite you to take part in the First International Exhibition "ZINESHOW" in Ukraine. Participation is free. Any technique. Any theme and format. No return. Deadline: 15/04/2013. Exhibition on the blog http://zineshow.blogspot.com All works will be exhibited also in the gallery "tymutopiyapres" http://tymutopiyapres.blogspot.com is not a commercial gallery. Welcomed but not "necessarily" summary of your zine or about you or your creative work (this is necessary for further elucidation of the project and possible documentation). Zines for the exhibition please send air mail: "Zineshow" A/C 9875, Sadivnycha 19/1, 79038, Lviv, Ukraine.
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Updated Overall & Conference Stats (PDF)
PRINCETON, N.J. -- The 2011 Ivy League title race became a little bit clearer over the weekend as what began as a five-way tie for first dwindled down to three-way tie after a trio of road wins over the weekend. The wins by first place teams included Princeton's 4-1 victory at Harvard, Columbia's 4-2 win at Dartmouth and Yale's 2-1 victory at Penn. Elsewhere in League play, Cornell downed Brown 4-2.
Princeton got out to an early 2-0 lead on goals by Amanda Bird and Allison Evans and eventually built a 4-0 lead en route to a 4-1 win at Harvard. Evans had two goals in the game to bring her season total to 10, making her one of five Ivy League players to reach the 10-goal plateau so far this season.
Cornell was the lone home Ivy team to post a League win over the weekend, downing Brown 4-2. With the game tied 1-1, the Big Red duo of Kat DiPastina and Hannah Balleza scored consecutive goals at 11:13 and 25:46 to help Cornell to a 3-1 lead it would not relinquish. Balleza finished with a goal and an assist, while Thompson also scored Cornell's fourth goal giving her two on the day.
In the showdown between Columbia and Dartmouth, Ali Savage gave the home team a 1-0 lead but Columbia answered with the game's next three goals, including two from Gabby Kozlowski, to build a two-goal lead at the half. The teams then each added a goal in the second half for the final 4-2 score line.
Yale and Penn wrapped up Ivy play with a Sunday afternoon game that saw the Bulldogs edge the Quakers, 2-1. Julie Tahan opened the scoring to put Penn up 1-0, a lead it would take to the half. After the break, Gabby Garcia tied the game, paving the way for Erica Borgo's game-winning goal, scored at 55:22. Kieran Sweeney finished with eight saves in the Penn cage.
With two League games remaining for each team, Yale, Columbia and Princeton are the current leaders for the title race as they are all tied for first at 4-1 in Ivy play. Harvard and Dartmouth remain in the discussion with 3-2 marks in League play but would need help from the three teams above them in the standings. Two of those three teams will clash this weekend as Yale plays at Columbia at 6:00 p.m. on Friday evening. On Saturday, Penn is at Brown; Cornell plays at Princeton and then Harvard plays host to Dartmouth in a de facto elimination game.
Columbia junior forward Gabby Kozlowski (Voorhees, N.J.) played a critical role as the Lions recorded a 4-2 win over Dartmouth on Saturday in a game between two of the five teams who had entered the day tied for first. Kozlowski finished with two goals and one assist. The second goal was the 30th of her career, moving her into second place on Columbia's all-time scoring list.
At 21:45, Kozlowski broke a 1-1 tie when she corralled a pass from teammate Paige Simmons and knocked it in for the score. Kozlowski then scored what proved to be the game-winning goal at 30:49 when she gave the Lions a 3-1 lead. For the score, she worked the ball through the Big Green defense for an unassisted angled shot. Dartmouth drew to within 3-2 seven minutes into the second half, but Columbia responded just 20 seconds after the Big Green's goal as Kozlowski assisted on teammate Carson Christus' goal at the 42:29 mark with a clever re-directed pass coming off a penalty corner.
The two-goal, one-assist-performance was Kozlowski's second multi-goal game of the year. Kozlowski's five points on Saturday were the most since she scored nine points in a 5-2 win over Dartmouth on Oct. 24, 2010. For the season, Kozlowski leads the team with 10 goals and 21 points. She is Columbia's first Ivy League Player of the Week in almost exactly a year, as she won the award on Oct. 26, 2010.
Kozlowski's Weekly
1-1 GP-GS, 2G, 1A, 5 Pts., 4 Shots, 4 SOG, 1 GWG, Team: 1-0
Harvard freshman forward Noel Painter (Los Gatos, Calif.) scored three of Harvard's four goals as the Crimson put together a 1-1 record over the weekend. She netted the Crimson's lone goal in Saturday's 4-1 loss to Princeton against a Tiger defense that has allowed the fewest goals against in League play this season.
Painter then added two key goals in Harvard's dramatic 3-2 win against Colgate on Sunday, scoring to tie the game in the second half and then netting the game-winning goal in the second minute of overtime. She is the second Harvard player to be named an Ivy League Rookie of the Week this season, joining Sydney Jenkins, who earned the honor on Sept. 6, 2011.
Painter's Weekly
2-1 GP-GS, 3G, 6 Pts., 5 Shots, 4 SOG, Team: 1-1
Erica Borgo, Yale (So., F - Randolph, N.J.)
1-1 GP-GS, 1G, 2 Pts., 1 Shot, 1 SOG, 1 GWG
Alex Botte, Cornell (Sr., GK - Carlsbad,
2-2 GP-GS, 140:00 Mins., 4 GA, 2.00 GAA, 14 Svs, 1-1
Allison Evans, Princeton (Fr., M - Macungie,
1-1 GP-GS, 2G, 4 Pts., 4 Shots, 4 SOG
Kelly Hood, Dartmouth (Sr., F - Berlin, N.H.)
2-2 GP-GS, 3G, 6 Pts., 11 Shots, 8 SOG
Christie O'Hara, Columbia (Jr., GK - St. Louis, Mo.)
1-1 GP-GS, 70:00 Mins., 2 GA, 2.00 GAA, 9 Svs, 1-0
Caitlin Rea, Harvard (Fr., M - Manchester, England)
2-2 GP-GS, 1G, 2A, 4 Pts., 4 Shots, 1 SOG
Julie Tahan, Penn (So., A - Morristown, N.J.)
1-1 GP-GS, 1G, 2 Pts., 4 Shots, 3 SOG
Tuesday, October 25
Holy Cross at Brown, 4 pm
Columbia at Lafayette, 5:30 pm
Wednesday, October 26
Penn at Rider, 7 pm
Friday, October 28
Yale at Columbia, 6 pm
Saturday, October 29
*Penn at Brown, Noon
*Cornell at Princeton, Noon
*Dartmouth at Harvard, 1 pm
Sunday, October 30
Holy Cross at Yale, 1 pm
Villanova at Columbia, 1 pm
Connecticut at Princeton, 2 pm
New Hampshire at Harvard, 3 pm
* - Ivy League game
September 6 - Carolyn Horner (Cornell)
September 13 - Erin Carter (Yale)
September 20 - Kelly Hood (Dartmouth)
September 27 - Carly Dickson (Harvard)
October 4 - Lisa Masini (Dartmouth)
October 11 - Erin Carter (Yale)
October 18 - Georgia Holland (Yale)
October 25 - Gabby Kozlowski (Columbia)
November 1
November 8
September 6 - Sydney Jenkins (Harvard)
September 13 - Allison Evans (Princeton)
September 20 - Ali Savage (Dartmouth)
September 27 - Ali Savage (Dartmouth)
October 4 - Sydney Kirby (Princeton)
October 11 - Shannon McSweeney (Brown)
October 18 - Alex Iqbal (Penn)
October 25 - Noel Painter (Harvard)
November 1
November 8
September 6 - E. Cain (Yale), K. Hood (Dartmouth), B. McGillivray (Harvard), C. O'Hara (Columbia), S. McSweeney (Brown).
September 13 - K. Hood (Dartmouth), C. Horner (Cornell), M. O'Donnell (Brown), K. Snyder (Penn), C. Tassopoulos (Harvard).
September 20 - A. Botte (Cornell), E. Borgo (Yale), K. Keating (Harvard), S. McSweeney (Brown), C. O'Hara (Columbia), K. Sweeney (Penn).
September 27 - A. Burns (Brown), E. Carter (Yale), E. Corcoran (Penn), S. Kirby (Princeton), S. McSweeney (Brown), N. Painter (Harvard), P. Simmons (Columbia).
October 4 - H. Caniglia (Penn), G. McGillivray (Harvard), G. Holland (Yale), S. McSweeney, (Brown), C. O'Hara (Columbia), N. Painter (Harvard), A. Savage (Dartmouth).
October 11 - K. DeSandis (Columbia), A. Evans (Princeton), A. Savage (Dartmouth), T. Stearns (Brown), K. Stone (Cornell), K. Sweeney (Penn), C. Tassopoulos (Harvard), B. Thompson (Cornell).
October 18 - O. Boyd (Cornell), A. Evans (Princeton), L. Freaney (Columbia), G. McGillivray (Harvard), P. Simmons (Columbia), J. Tahan (Penn).
October 25 - E.
Borgo (Yale), A. Botte (Cornell), A. Evans (Princeton), K. Hood
(Dartmouth), C. O'Hara (Columbia), C. Rea (Harvard), J. Tahan
November 1
November 8
|Player of the
|Last Occurence
|November 2, 2010*
|Leslie Springmeyer
|October 25, 2011
|Gabby Kozlowski
|September 6, 2011
|Carolyn Horner
|October 4, 2011
|Lisa Masini
|September 27, 2011
|Carly Dickson
|September 18, 2007
|Kara Bolger
|November 9, 2010*
|Kathleen Sharkey
|October 18, 2011
|Georgia Holland
|Rookie of the
|Last Occurence
|October 11, 2011
|Shannon McSweeney
|October 27, 2009
|Gabby Kozlowski
|October 26, 2010
|Hannah Balleza
|September 27, 2011
|Ali Savage
|October 25, 2011
|Noel Painter
|October 18, 2011
|Alex Iqbal
|October 4, 2011
|Sydney Kirby
|November 9, 2010
|Erica Borgo
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Since evolutionists believe that birds evolved in some way, they claim that they are descended from reptiles. One of the theories they propose to account for the origin of flight is that reptiles developed wings while attempting to catch flies. In fact, however, birds have totally different structures from those in terrestrial animals. No physical mechanism can be accounted for in terms of gradual evolution.
First of all, the flawless structure of the wing, the evolutionary main distinguishing feature of birds, represents a major dilemma for evolutionists. The question of how the wing could have developed as the result of consecutive random mutations is one that evolutionists cannot answer. Evolution is unable to explain how a reptile's front legs could have turned into wings as the result of some mutation arising in its genes. No new organ can form as the result of mutations, and any reptile would be naturally disadvantaged if its forelegs lost functionality. (See The Origin of Wings and The Origin of Flight.)
In addition, simply possessing wings is not enough to turn a terrestrial animal into a bird. Land dwellers lack many of the structural mechanisms that birds use to fly. For example, avian bones are much lighter than those of terrestrial creatures. Their lungs have a wholly different structure and function. Birds have different muscular and skeletal structures, as well as far more specialized heart and circulatory systems-mechanisms that cannot form gradually, being added to one another.
Evolutionists who maintain that dinosaurs developed wings while chasing flies cannot explain how those flies developed wings in the first place. Yet according to their own claims, the flies' wings in their most complex forms must have come into being through various mutations. This clearly demonstrates that the claims of evolutionists are simply fictional. In addition, no fossil record confirms this unscientific tale. There are thousands of perfectly formed bird fossils, but not a single example of bird-like creatures, with half-developed wings, has ever been found.Arboreal Theory
The idea that dinosaurs turned into birds by growing wings as they hunted flies is not a comic story, but in fact, evolutionist theoreticians' most serious thesis regarding the origin of birds.
This is one of the two main explanations proposed by evolutionists as to how terrestrial reptiles began to fly. According to this theory, reptiles took to the air vertically, by hopping from the ground. The basic concept is that certain reptiles flapped their forearms very rapidly and for long periods as they chased insects, and that over the course of time, these forelegs developed into wings. Not the slightest explanation is offered, however, for how such a complex structure as a wing could have come into existence from forearms being beaten against one another in order to trap flies.
John Ostrom, a prominent adherent of the cursorial theory, admits that the proponents of both hypotheses can do no more than speculate: "My cursorial predator theory is in fact speculative. But the arboreal theory is also similarly speculative." 104 (See Arboreal Theory, the.)
Even if we assume that mutations did cause undirected changes in a reptile's forearms, it is still irrational to expect that any wing could emerge by chance through the addition of cumulative mutations. Any incremental mutation taking place in its forearms would not endow the reptile with functional wings, but would leave it deprived of functioning forearms. This would leave the animal disadvantaged (in other words, defective) compared to other members of its species. According to the rules of the theory of evolution, that deformed creature would be eliminated through natural selection.
Furthermore, according to biophysical research, mutations take place only very rarely. Therefore, it is impossible for these deformed creatures to wait millions of years for their deficient, incomplete wings to be completed through minute mutations.
104 John Ostrom, "Bird Flight: How Did It Begin?." American Scientist, p. 47.2009-08-15 19:32:30


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Buttermilk Bread Pudding with Caramel Creme Fraiche RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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"This is simple and incredibly tasty. It always gets two thumbs up!" Caribbean flavors shine in this homey recipe. Serve with coffee, and you might even try it for breakfast! Janice Elder - Charlotte, NC
- 8 cups cubed day-old French bread, crusts removed
- 5 eggs
- 3 cups buttermilk
- 1 can (15 ounces) cream of coconut
- 1 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1 cup pineapple preserves
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 3/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup caramel ice cream topping
- 1 tablespoon rum or 1 teaspoon rum extract
- Toasted sweetened shredded coconut, optional
- Place bread in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. In a large bowl, combine the eggs, buttermilk, cream of coconut, coconut, preserves, sugar and cinnamon. Pour mixture over bread cubes. Let stand for 15 minutes or until bread is softened. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 55-65 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean.
- In a large bowl, beat the cream, sour cream, caramel topping and rum until soft peaks form. Serve with warm or cooled bread pudding. Sprinkle with toasted coconut if desired. Yield: 15 servings (2 cups cream).
Originally published as Buttermilk Bread Pudding with Caramel Creme Fraiche in Simple & Delicious January/February 2010, p52
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"I would leave out the rum. It was very good."


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Apricot Peach Cobbler RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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- 1 can (29 ounces) sliced peaches
- 1 can (15 ounces) apricot halves
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Drain peaches, reserving 1/2 cup syrup. Drain apricots, reserving 1/2 cup syrup. Cut apricots in half; set fruit aside.
- In a large saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, nutmeg and reserved syrups until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in butter until melted. Stir in peaches and apricots. Transfer to a greased 8-in. square baking dish.
- For topping, in a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Add egg and butter; mix well. Spoon over fruit. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until golden brown.
- In a large bowl, beat the cream, honey and cinnamon until stiff peaks form. Serve with warm cobbler. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Apricot Peach Cobbler in Country Woman July/August 2000, p31
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Reviewed Jun. 12, 2014
"Can make adjustments to an all apricot OR peach cobbler with no effort - three recipes in one. Good!"
Reviewed May. 5, 2012
"My grandfather-in-law loves apricots and I wanted to make something for him, since he was coming up for a visit this weekend. This recipe was amazing!! I will be making this again for my parents soon! So easy and delicious!"