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DETROIT (Dec. 10, 2009) - Wayne State University Law School Associate Professor Julia Ya Qin has been honored by the Law School with the Donald H. Gordon Award for Excellence in Teaching. The award was established by friends of Gordon who served as dean of Wayne Law from 1975 to 1980.
"I am delighted to present the Gordon Teaching Award to Professor Qin," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "Her courses are among the most challenging in the law school, and she consistently receives accolades from her students."
At Wayne Law, Professor Qin teaches courses on international business transactions, international finance, international trade law and doing business in China. She joined the Wayne Law faculty in 2000.
Prior to her arrival at Wayne Law, Professor Qin served as a practicing attorney in the Hong Kong and New York offices of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, specializing in international corporate and securities transactions. Other past professional work includes clerking for the late Chief Judge Dominick DiCarlo of the United States Court of International Trade and serving as a visiting professor at Tsinghua University Law School, Beijing, China, and a visiting professor at Washington University in St. Louis. She has also taught as an adjunct professor at NYU Law School and was a research fellow at the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).
She has published in various international law journals, and presented in numerous conferences and forums, on the subjects of international trade law, public international law and Chinese law. Her article, "WTO Regulation of Subsidies to State-owned Enterprises (SOEs)" in the Journal of International Economic Law, was cited by Justice Alito of the U.S. Supreme Court in his dissenting opinion in United Haulers Assn., Inc. v. Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Mgmt. Auth., 550 U.S. 330 (2007).
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The Canisius College volleyball team picked up its fourth-straight win on Sunday afternoon by sweeping visiting Saint Peter's in the Koessler Athletic Center. The Golden Griffins moved to 10-13 overall and 8-4 in MAAC play after posting wins by scores of 25-13, 25-15, 25-21. The Peacocks fell to 4-23 overall and 2-13 in league play with the loss.
Every Canisius player on the roster saw time in the match on Sunday and six players recorded three or more kills in the victory for the Blue and Gold. Senior Emily Elek led the way for Canisius with eight kills, while sophomore Rachel Kline added seven kills and 11 digs to the winning effort. Junior Olivia Chrzanowski came off the bench and recorded four kills and four digs to go with a career-high four service aces. Senior Sydney Palka and sophomore Grace Streicher chipped in 15 and 10 assists, respectively and junior libero Emily Litwin had 11 digs, eight assists and three aces for Canisius, which ended the match hitting .244 as a team.
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In the first set, Canisius jumped out to an early 5-0 lead and never looked back. The Griffs led 9-3 before Saint Peter's took a timeout, and the Blue and Gold stretched its hold to 15-5 moments later on a kill by sophomore Lauren Siebert. Freshman Katlyn Tyler recorded four kills in the first set to help Canisius drive its lead to 20-9, and Kline ended the opening set with a kill off an assist from Palka.
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Saint Peter's junior Dayana Arrufat led her team with five kills, while senior Jennifer Pliska had nine digs. The Peacocks recorded 14 block assists in the losing effort and the team hit .060 for the contest.
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Game Notes: Canisius swept the regular-season series against Saint Peter's and has now won 18 of the last 21 meetings between the two Jesuit schools… The Griffs' current four-match winning streak is the team's longest of the season… Canisius has now won eight or more league matches in eight-straight seasons… Litwin's three service aces ties her career high, which she set previously against Saint Peter's Nov. 4, 2012… The win on Sunday was the 169th career victory for Hummel, who is in her 13th season as the program's head coach.


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Sandy •The South Towne Expo Center parking lot was nearly full an hour after the annual Salt Lake Tribune Home and Garden Festival opened Friday, a sign perhaps that the cold, foggy and snowy winter has many folks dreaming of spring.
"It has been so cold for long and so miserable that people are hoping spring will come sometime soon," said Melinda Meier, who represents show organizer, Marketplace Events.
But some may be hedging their bets on it ever getting warm. One of the "hottest" items at this year's festival the show features nearly 500 vendors and a 25,000-square-foot landscaped garden are outdoor fire pits.
And among the more popular was StoneScape's display that featured a gas fire pit that could burn in the shape and color of a red "U" or a blue "Y."
StoneScape's Don Edwards said his company can make its fires in just about any shape and color.
The StoneScape display also featured a miniature water park for children made by Arizona-based RainDeck. It featured an oversized fire hydrant and a mushroom that spewed water onto a pad. Company representative Ryan Werlich said the idea is to bring a smaller version of a water park into backyards.
Edwards said the show is important for his company and often can generate an entire year's worth of business. "We're still doing last year's work."
Tyson and Audrey Olson of Herriman were typical of the hundreds walking the show floor. They recently purchased their first home and are looking to make improvements in their yard, including putting in a playground for their child. Audrey was especially interested in an expanding hose that contracts back into its original shape when the water is turned off.
Pat Korth of South Jordan said she comes to the show because she likes the variety of vendors. This year, she was looking for someone to repair a cracked cement floor.
The number of different products and services offered at the festival include energy saving-systems, trampolines, silk comforters, log houses, hardwood floors, bathroom remodels, window-cleaning systems, stone and rock outdoor decorations, and food storage.
Featured speakers this weekend include Chip Wade of HGTV's "Curb Appeal," Mike Baird of Spike TV's "Flip Men," gardening consultant and author Johy Bossi, and closet organizer specialist Alicia Richmond.
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This book was a little 'younger' than I would normally venture into with my reading, but actually I'm really glad I did because it was fantastic! It is a sweet story about eleven year-old Martha, who looks after her house and her little brother Tug every day because her dad is never at home. Meanwhile HE is becoming more and more 'strange', doing reckless things and being silly all the time, to the point where even Tug is unimpressed. As it turns out, he has been steadily descending into alcoholism since their mother died - and things are about to reach crisis point...
It's certainly a serious subject, but as in Jacqueline Wilson's books, it is woven together with cheerier subplots (mostly about filmmaking - the children make their own movies with their friends), and it is handled with a lightness of touch that saves it ever getting too much for a young reader to handle. Things DO get bad - their lives are turned upside down by their father's illness - and there are some terribly poignant moments, but the novel shows the whole family working through their issues and ultimately reaching a happy ending. There is a truckload of wonderful humour to temper even the darkest of moments, and I have to say, the children are a delight: Mason nails their voices and little quirks so precisely, it's a joy to read. I particularly liked little Tug (who is always hungry, especially for pies) and Martha's flamboyant diva friend Marcus! And Martha is such a wonderful character to root for. She's like all my favourite young literary heroines rolled into one - a little Matilda, a little Anne Shirley, a little Jo March, a little Sara Crewe...
I think this would be a great book for older children and tweenage readers, and while I was reading it I was also struck by how good it would be for reading aloud in the classroom. There's plenty to discuss in terms of the more mature themes, but also plenty of giggle-out-loud crowd-pleasing moments as well (Tug is one of the funniest characters I've come across in AGES!). All in all, I'd highly recommend it - though parents might want to read it first to be sure their kids will be able to comprehend and handle the more graphic elements of the alcoholism storyline.
I thought this book was very good. However, I really wanted to alert people to something I am concerned about. The cover is quite misleading regarding the contents of the book. The cover is a cute, comic style rendering of a girl looking slightly perturbed at her father and younger brother, who are enjoying a pleasant night-time picnic. However, in the book the girl, Martha, age 11, is valiantly trying to hold her family together while her father descends deeper and deeper into severe alcoholism after the death of his wife. Martha cooks, cleans, takes care of her younger brother, and tries to keep Social Services from learning how serious the situation is in order that she and her brother Tug won't be taken from their father. In one scene, the children come home to find their father passed out on the floor in a mess of his vomit and urine. They strip him down and clean him up (after rolling him away from the mess) and watch over him until he wakes two days later. Nevertheless, she can't stop his decline and ultimately is in a serious car accident with him when he is driving drunk. The two children are taken to their grandparents' home (the parents of their dead mother) and a court order is placed against the father. The grandmother is particularly severe and unpleasant because she believes in unyielding rules and firmness with children, and while Martha is actually relieved to have someone adult in charge finally, Tug acts out. By the end the father has completed 6 months of rehab and is doing much better, though the grandmother and Martha still distrust that he can stay sober.
This is a thoughtful book that faces a very real and disturbing problem head on. I do wish, though, that the cover were more reflective of its contents. There will be patrons (I work in a library) who will take this book out based on the cover and receive an eye-opening surprise inside.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0385752350, Hardcover)Someone has to keep their head, as Mum used to say, and 11-year-old Martha is used to being that someone in her family. Her little brother, Tug, is too small. Her dad has been acting too strange. And Mum's not here anymore.
So when Dad falls off the roof, it's Martha who ices his knee and takes him to the doctor. And when Dad doesn't come home, it's Martha who cooks Tug's favorite pie and reads him his bedtime story. And when Dad passes out, it's Martha who cleans him up and keeps his secret.
But eventually Dad's problems become too big for even Martha to solve, and she realizes it's not all up to her—there are people and places she can turn to.
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Santa Claus waves to the crowd on Sunday during the annual Merrimack Holiday Parade. (Kimberly Houghton Photo)
The dynamic duo took time out of their busy schedules to participate in the town's annual holiday parade, a festive event that has become an annual tradition for many area families.
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I'm a bit late to this thread, but I second what jdang307 said earlier. Texas BBQ to me is about brisket and sausage. I've eaten at all of the big three in Lockhart (Kreuz, Smitty's, and Black's) and can attest to their deserved legendary status. I won't pick a favorite, I like them all. I'll admit, brisket is probably my favorite form of BBQ, and one of the hardest to do right. That said, I do enjoy just about all styles of BBQ and grilling, from Memphis dry rub ribs, to Brazilian churrasco. I even like sauces from all over, but generally on the side (comes in handy for those occasional dryer bits that are inevitable).
I have a couple smokers and love to do my own, but I usually stick to the basics: ribs (babyback or St. Louis), pork shoulder, or whole brisket. I still haven't achieved the level of the Lockhart places with my brisket, but it's better than the vast majority of places where I live (of course Massachusetts isn't exactly BBQ mecca ).
But seriously, don't write off Texas BBQ until you make the trip to Lockhart.
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I am from TX and reading through the forum makes me chuckle.
If you have ever been to a great BBQ place, you will never walk out of the restaurant talking about the sauce. That's the last thing a great BBQ place wants you to talk about.
Great BBQ starts and ends with how the meat is cooked. The sauce is just icing on the cake.
I am from TX and reading through the forum makes me chuckle.
If you have ever been to a great BBQ place, you will never walk out of the restaurant talking about the sauce. That's the last thing a great BBQ place wants you to talk about.
Great BBQ starts and ends with how the meat is cooked. The sauce is just icing on the cake.
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For me it's all about the Cajun! The fucking hotter the better.....
Trying another steak tonight from a different butcher. Got a nice 1.5" or so rib-eye that I'm splitting in two to share with my girlfriend!
Pre-salted using smoked salt (a buddy of mine made it) and once all the juice came out I added a touch of Lea and Perrins and spread it all over. It took well over two hours for the meat to start re-absorbing the moisture, but it did reabsorb it all! Took a time lapse video, although even in HD it's hard to see how much fluid came out and went back in. I'd say there was a good tablespoon full of fluid on the steak at it's wettest point, and at the moment it's at least as dry as when I took it out of the vac pack.
Okay so that digital thermo has worked out great. The steaks were good, not great. They were med-rare throughout which I wanted, but instead of searing in the pan I tried it on the grill and it didn't develop as much of a crust. Also the meat was really good, but a little lacking in flavour. Next time I'll pre-salt with my smoked salt and I'll do it a few hours earlier. I went light on the salt trying not to overdo it. They were great steaks, just a little bland for rib-eye.
NOW... What has really improved is my burgers. Okay so my burger recipe is really easy:
- lean ground beef
- lipton onion soup mix (I use about a 1/3rd of a package per pound of beef)
- worcestershire sauce
- medium curry powder or cumin depending on my mood
- black pepper
- a little southwest chipotle seasoning (no salt) sprinkled on the burgers just before cooking
I put a little (1 tablespoon or so per 1/3rd package of onion soup mix) boiling water in a glass bowl and mix in the soup mix. Then I throw all the other spices and sauces into the mix, except the chipotle seasoning. Next I toss the ground beef in, mix it all up, and separate into 1/4 pound burgers. I try to flatten them out to about 1/2 max so they don't ball up too much on the grill.
Lately I've been grilling burgers low and slow on the top rack. About 350-400 deg F in there if you believe the gauge. They take about 15 minutes or so with a couple flips, and then I've been checking them with the digi thermo and when they're right on 160 deg internal temp I take them off. So far no pink burgers but tons of juicy goodness!!!
HA! My kind of topic! Actually I'm a chef (Graduated culinary school in chicago 5 years ago now), have been working in restaurants going on 10 years now, and work in a contemporary steakhouse. We do the traditional sear/broil steaks on a few of our cuts, but we also do a relatively new style of cooking called 'sous vide' which translates in french to 'under pressure.'
Basically perfecting jdangs cooking method, in a much more precise, and accurate way. We cook with large pieces of medical grade equipment called immersion circulators. The basic method is taking any kind of food, vacuum sealing it in bags, and cooking it to a perfect temperature every time. Meats begin to break down their fibers around 125 degrees. Our rare steaks are cooked at 135 degrees, and then taken out of the bath, patted dry, seasoned, and seared on our 475 degree flat top. Even though you dont actually 'seal in the juices' while searing a steak, oil and fat are EXTREMELY helpful in this process because they transfer the heat more evenly from your pan to your meats.
I have quite a few great recipes for doing BBQ, and as someone mentioned earlier Brazilian BBQ is TITS!!!! Brazilian BBQ has coffee in the sauce it comes with, which adds a great umami flavor to everything, as well as a slight bitterness, which is usually countered in the sauces with small amounts of brown sugar. My favorite way to do most any BBQ is by putting it in a brine. You can't beat it, even if you fucking try.
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Usually steaks take anywhere from 15-25 minutes depending on whether they were sitting out or come straight from the fridge. Give it a try (and test your probe in boiling water to know if it is spot on 212F or if you need to adjust). I just set it, and forget it.
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That is what I use and it will increase your cooking results exponentially. Chicken breast? Pull it at 155 and never suffer a dry overcooked breast again. I can still cook by time and feel, but the probe just eliminates the guess work.
Oh yeah I tested mine in my mouth! lol, read 95 deg so it's low by a degree or two. That's okay because I think our defintions of medium-rare are a little different. I'm going to leave my steaks in until they're 95-97 deg inside, then 1.5 min per side on a medium hot BBQ.
Trying jdang's method tonight!!! Got my temp probe the other day in the mail, went and picked up a nice thick $20 rib eye from the butcher, going to cut it in half and split with the GF...
Is there anything wrong with salting earlier? I was thinking of salting now, then putting in a ziplock and putting back in the fridge until about 30 minutes before it goes in the oven.
Also, can I go from the oven to a medium-hot BBQ instead? I don't have a particularly good pan for grilling...
Will report back later tonight! lol
My GF likes her steaks well done.
I haven't tryed jdang's way yet.
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Wow!! Great templates..Very helpful. Thanks WOF!!!
Somehow I can't open the gif files in the zip file, however I'm able to open the PDF files, but I'm 6´ and the largest in PDF is 5´6", does anyone has the .gif or PDF files for 6´or does anyone knows the scaling factor?? your help will be much appreciated..... I just found my Dremel tool and would love to start cutting SINTRA next week....
Here is the large armor (for 6 tall individual) template compiled in PDF format:
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I'm glad that I could help you, but the credits goes to Alan.
For those of you who have built from these templates, are there any pictures?
These are just what I needed! I can't thank you enough for making these free to the public. Now, lets see how far along I can get before bed... Lol!
Thank you so much for these! This is going to be my present to myself once I get a bunch of weight off. At least I have plenty of time to practice mold making and whatever material 'bending' I decide to make it out of. Carbon fiber comes to mind ;) As for the templates themselves, should I leave them oriented as they are or rotate them? I tried a couple of the back pieces and they don't seem big enough unless I spin them 90°.
Again, to the OP, THANK YOU!! This is awesom
The templates should fill a standard 8.5"X11" sheet of paper so rotate as needed to fit. If that fails I can send out a PDF of the size you need. Wizardofflight @ comcast.net
Thanks so much for posting this, I couldn't find anything previous to this to fit my size. It's only my 4th day here and it feels great to have so much support from the community. Can't wait to bring Boba to life :fettrotj
Alan, just wanted to add my thanks for making these templates available. They are masterful work.
Maybe someone could help me, i downloaded the printable armor but when i open it up there is not picture....help
I think (if you downloaded the archived file) that your un-ZIP program don't support the extraction of the ZIP files. Search Google for free Zip and you can choose between the first two results, it definitely works (at least for me - although I use TUGZip, another free program).
I couldn't open the medium files, but now I can.
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Thank you now i have somewhere to start..:thumbsup
You are a life saver! These templates helped me out lots! Do you have basic templates for the knee armor?
how did you download the template? i cant find itthe download button anywhere
I'm sitting next to a 5 year old who is very excited about the small templates coming off the printer right now. These are great. Thanks!
How big is the original armor? Im guessing LARGE since it was play by jeremy.
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the new coil works perfect, module stays cool, coil slightly warm as expected.
engine starts fine with the initial timing set at 20 degrees.
the TFI coil draws more current than the module can handle, that was the problem.
thanks for helping.
greetings from the middle of the earth.
|The TFI coil requires a full 12V. With the older style coil you might be okay.
that's a pretty neat instalation of the GM module, nice job
I just installed a 1.6 ohmm resistor to the TFI coil, it started fine, neither the coil or the module overheated, but after 5 minutes or less, the resistor became very hot and the coil quit firing, seems like the resistor didn't like the coil, the voltage at the coil terminal "flashed" at something around 5 volts, and I say flashed because it actually did, couldn't get a constant reading at the + terminal of the coil, my meter is a top of the line OTC unit... was strange.
The module was cool.
I bougth a new coil, regular type, it's a universal New Era, square syle, looks similar to the GM coil, but this one came with an external resistor, I'm gonna hook it up and see what happens.
If this fails, I'll go with the GM module, I have used it here in the shop for years in all kind of cars, mostly Toyotas and Fiats, and works better than the expensive oem's, I have even used it once in a Suzuki Intruder motorcycle, instead of the CDI module, worked great, even with fixed timing, 'cos it can't handle that.
this afternoon I'll know what happens, I'll post my results.
thanks a lot for helping.
Ford Module replacements
Augusto - Originally, I put the Duraspark II triggger assembly in the distributor of my Thunderbird and rigged it to run with the "blue" module. The best one I found was made by "Standard" - but it wouldn't handle a coil with a low OHM primary winding. Total primary plus the ballast had to be over 1.6 OHMs. So....I built this replacement that uses the GM four pin module and plugs into the Ford harness connectors...bolts in the same spot.
It doesn't have the 6° starting retard of the Ford style unit - but will handle some really powerful coils (low primary OHMs) without a ballast resistor. It will run a TFI type coil virtually forever. I wanted a hotter coil - factory type part - so I wasn't paying for a "name brand" - and found the GM "E-core" from a small V6 pickup worked like a charm. it is roughly .5 OHMs primary.
If you hook up an old fashioned "dwell meter" to this outfit, you will find that the HEI module drives the dwell down to about 15° at idle (keeps the coil AMPs and heat down) - and then jacks it up to over 35° at elevated RPM. So it is similar in dwell to an old dual point distributor at the high end - but can use a modern coil with way more jolt than points could ever tolerate. The GM replacement coil shown here has the same operating specs as an MSD "StreetFire" E-core coil - you can get them brand new from the internet for about $10/$15 - and less at the salvage yard.
That's right, no way to get a good DS module. Ford stopped using them after 1985 (Duraspark I and II). If it has EFI of any kind it is a Duraspark III and uses an entirely different type of module. The DS III uses a TFI module and coil, entirely different from the previous models. What you mostly see now is the DS II. DS I was used 73-75 and had a conventional cap and wires, DS II introduced the big cap and positive locking wires. The control boxes for the two are slightly different.
See Duraspark Upgrade
The last thing mentioned in this article is a new performance module that plugs into the existing DS II distributor. You can use that instead of the HEI module if you want. I don't know if the HEI module adjusts timing for easier starts or not, but I wouldn't be surprised if it did.
You might be able to get a better Duraspark module from Chrysler, or all places! The Jeep Grand Wagoneer used Duraspark II through 1991. Try a module from the local Jeep dealer. Of course they may just repackage an aftermarket box now, who knows?
there's like a million sites about going HEI in Duraspark systems, most of them are Jeeps, is it that there's no way to get a good DS module anymore?
I have a green DS Motorcraft module, but seems like I should use the blue or the HEI, no more.
Ballast Resistor
Augusto - It most likely has to do with the quality of the replacement Duraspark II Module you are having to use. Yes - using a ballast resistor will work wonders on lowering the load on the transistor. On the typical OEM set-up for a Duraspark II, there was a ballast resistor wire of about 1.4 OHMs and the orignal coils were 2.0 or over - total resistance was way different than a TFI coil alone. The replacement module you were using most likely would have to have that sort of total resistance in order to survive with reliability.
This diagram shows a HOT ignition that uses the GM / HEI type of "four pin" module - and a later very low OHM GM coil. It works because the GM module shortens the "dwell" and regulates current to protect its grounding transistor. The coil looks very much like the TFI coil - but has less than 1/2 the OHMs. The GM coil will melt a Ford type module in a very short time - works great with the HEI four pin.
basically I think that the lack of resistor raises the current too much for the transistors to handle, this overheats the module, so I'm adding the resistor to see how it works.
If it still gives me trouble I'll do the HEI conversion.
too bad, because I really like the ability to retard the ignition while crankin that the duraspark module has.
The local ford dealer does not have them modules anymore, is the same in the USA? why?
and also why no performance brand name has a duraspark module?
are all ford performance cars using MSD or the like ignitions?
ford overheat
Ford ignition modules are sensitive to heat. One of the guys I worked with used to drive a brand new truck off the assembly line every day as part of Quality evaluation. During the summer he would stop at a fast food place half way home and get a cup of ice to cool it down just to get home. Ford used to have an air condition relay and circuit breaker on full sized cars up under the glovebox. In the summer when the inside of the car would heat up. the ac would run for 2 or 3 minutes before it would kick the hot breaker.
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Agusto - this is the way the DuraSpark is set up with the HEI module as suggested by Farna plus GOOD parts are way more available these days
Dirt cheap Ignition
I haven't tried that set up, but have been assured by a couple guys that it works well (I gone to full MSD ignition)
|Typically, if a coil has a ballast resistor it will need a ballast resistor no matter what type of ignition is used, points or electronic. The TFI coil shouldn't need a resistor though. Sounds like you either have something wired wrong or just a bad ignition module (Duraspark box). The TFI coil will work with the standard Duraspark box. A lot of people use the GM HEI ignition module with the Duraspark distributor. Search Google for "Duraspark with GM HEI module" and you'll come up with several sites. The GM module is just higher quality than the aftermarket Duraspark boxes. Ford quit making them long ago!
Duraspark module overheated and engine died
My points to electronic conversion suffered this problem, just started, set the timing and was idling, like ten minutes or more, suddendly the engine died, no spark, inmediately I noticed the module was very hot, so was the ignition coil, it's a TFI "square" coil from a 1987 Econoline I6, the module is a new Spartan brand name blue module.
I cooled the module with a wet rag and the engine came back to life.
I hooked up the module and the coil with full 12V, no ballast resistance for the coil, I'm feeling this is the problem, maybe this coil needed a ballast resistor ?
I have this 1.6 ohmm ballast, if I install this, will the coil run cooler and put less strain in the module, so it won't overheat? or the TFI coil is wrong for the Duraspark ? it was running fine with the points, never missed a beat, never tested how hot it run with the points though, but I did used the ballast resistor with the points.
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This is a delightful punch to serve guests in the summer, when mint and raspberries are fresh. But because I have lots of mint, I like to serve this year-round.
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- 9 cups water, divided
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- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3 packages (10 ounces each) frozen sweetened raspberries
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With possible winter weather in the forecast, schoolchildren across the Triangle will be checking school closings tonight. Maybe it'll snow. Maybe it'll sleet. Maybe schools will be closed tomorrow, maybe they'll operate on a two-hour delay, and maybe, in true state of North Carolina weather fashion, nothing will happen at all. Basketball fans can hope that whatever happens, it won't impact Saturday's noon tipoff against Maryland.
But no matter what occurs, it's a virtual certainty that this week's weather implications will not approach those of January 2000, when the Terps' visit to the Smith Center just happened to coincide with a significant winter storm in the Tar Heel state.
The snow began on the evening of Jan. 24, 2000, a Monday night. Carolina was scheduled to host Gary Williams and Maryland on Wednesday, which seemingly gave the weather plenty of time to dissipate. Those fluent in North Carolina weather patterns assumed that by later in the week, most of the white snow would have melted to gray slush, and would be more of a nuisance than an obstacle.
The dismal weather would have matched the mood, because just two days earlier, Carolina had lost at home to Florida State, the team's fourth straight loss. The Tar Heels were 11-7, 2-3 in the ACC.
As forecasters predicted, the snow came on the evening of the 24th. But then it kept snowing. And then snowed some more. And by the time it was done, 20.3 inches of snow had fallen at RDU, marking the largest 24-hour snowfall in recorded airport history. Schools were closed. The milk aisles at the local grocery stores were barren.
And yet, somehow, Maryland's basketball team still made it into town. After some debate and a 24-hour delay, the game was eventually played on Thursday night. Even a full 48 hours after the snow had stopped, many locals were skeptical of driving to Chapel Hill, because nightfall had seen melted snow refreeze over the previous two nights, creating even more treacherous road conditions.
Snowed-in college students, however, needed something to do--like go to a basketball game. A crowd of 15,455 still came to the game, a remarkable turnout considering the conditions. When it became obvious by the first television timeout that many lower level patrons hadn't made it to the game, the decision was made to allow fans to move down and fill the lower level seats. A PA announcement was made, resulting in a mad scramble--including the unusual sight of some students walking over the tops of some of the courtside seats to get to an empty spot--that filled the lower level.
It wasn't a completely student-populated game. But the fact remains that the only people at the Smith Center that night were those who either were already on campus (students) or those who valued Carolina basketball over their personal driving safety (diehards). Give those students and diehards room to roam in the Smith Center, and the results were bound to be unique--especially for that era.
By now, you're probably used to complaints about the Smith Center atmosphere. But even the worst Tar Heel crowd of the last five years would be downright rambunctious compared to some of the crowds of the 1999-2000 era. It wasn't quite complacency, but the UNC home environment had definitely gotten sterile.
By the time the students stormed the lower level, Maryland was on its way to building an 11-point lead. The Terps still led by seven at halftime. But powered by the snow-crazed crowd ringing the court and one of the best environments in the building's history, the Tar Heels went on a 14-0 second-half run. Brendan Haywood had a key dunk and nailed a pair of free throws late in the game, and Carolina held on for a 75-63 victory. The win prompted a storming of the Smith Center court, fairly unusual given that Maryland was ranked just 22nd in the country, but the circumstances made it seem appropriate.
"Not in this atmosphere, we weren't going to put Carolina away tonight," Gary Williams said.
That win helped salvage a difficult regular season that ended with the Tar Heels tied for third in the ACC. Bill Guthridge eventually piloted one of the most remarkable postseason runs in UNC basketball history, guiding his team all the way to the Final Four.
But that wasn't the only lasting impression from the season--and the snow game. The student-charged atmosphere fueled a push for better student seats at the Smith Center. That was combined with the introduction of youthful, energetic Matt Doherty as head basketball coach in the summer of 2000, a coach who instantly connected with the student body. With the collaboration of the Rams Club and athletic department, a new set of riser seats in one end zone were introduced during the 2000-01 campaign.
The residents of that particular section were quickly dubbed Doherty's Disciples; this DTH story from February of 2001 reads like it's from a time capsule.
Those same risers will undoubtedly be filled again on Saturday afternoon, the last lingering evidence of snow that fell a dozen years ago.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.


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Phoenix Swimming & Diving Set for 2014 Horizon League Championships
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – After wrapping up long and successful regular seasons earlier this month, the Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams are set to compete at the 2014 Horizon League Championships this week in Cleveland, Ohio. The four-day conference meet – hosted by Cleveland State at the Robert F. Busbey Natatorium – begins Wednesday, Feb. 26 and concludes Saturday, March 1.
The Phoenix women finished the 2013-14 regular season with an impressive 9-2 dual meet record and went 18-2 against all opponents when including invitationals. Green Bay won its first nine duals of the year, and also took the team title at the IUPUI House of Champions meet in late November.
The men's squad posted a 5-4 dual meet record, winning five in a row from Nov. 2 to Jan. 18. The Phoenix men also had success in multi-team events, winning the Butler Invite on Jan. 26 and finishing a close second at the House of Champions meet.
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WEEKLY AWARDS: The Phoenix brought home multiple weekly awards in 2013-14, as the women's squad had three and the men's team had two. Senior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) was named Horizon League Women's Swimmer of the Week twice this season, winning on Oct. 29 and Jan. 14, and freshman Natalie Neuwirth (Stevens Point, Wis.) won the award on Nov. 26. Poelmans was recognized twice on the men's side, picking up Horizon League Men's Swimmer of the Week honors on Jan. 21 and Feb. 11.
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I love it...so pretty and rustic too! I love Christmas trees in buckets as well!ReplyDelete
So cute ! Love the subway art and the cute gingerbread men !ReplyDelete
This is such a lovely idea Lisa! I always love coming over here to get ideas. We are not doing much decorating this year. (I'm more in a packing mood than getting stuff out mood) I can't wait for our first Christmas in Seattle. Thanks for the lovely tips, you always find the best deals!ReplyDelete
all delightful - the bucket - the box - the crinkle paper. You've stolen my heart!ReplyDelete
Good morning, Lisa. I LOVE your little tree. I also love that crate, but you knew I would. LOL...I really have enjoyed seeing your vignettes this year. They are so warm, cozy, pretty, rustic and fun. Love it all.ReplyDelete
I love it! I am a huge fan of gingerbread men, and women ;) I have several items I have collected over the years and someday when I have grandchildren I plan to go all out with a gingerbread Christmas in my kitchen. Very cute!ReplyDelete
So beautiful! I love, love, love the rustic bucket! That subway is fabulous!ReplyDelete
It is so adorable Lisa and I love your sign! Your vignette is festive and perfect and I bet the kitchen feels so cozy with it. :ReplyDelete
I hope you are enjoying the holidays and the snow!!! :)
Lisa, thank you so much for stopping by Take Six. It has allowed me to find your lovely blog and be so inspired by your Christmas decorating. Happy to be your newest follower!ReplyDelete
Hi, Lisa! I'm so glad you stopped by for a visit and left a comment!ReplyDelete
Your little tree is adorable! It looks so great in the bucket.
I look forward to following your blog!
Love this whole vignette. Those are the cutest gingerbread men.ReplyDelete
What a cute tree and I really love your Santa too, he has a sweet face. ;0) I have a tree of candies-cupcakes and sweets in my kitchen and am working on a wreath..I think the kitchen theme of goodies is totally my fave too :0)ReplyDelete
This is the sweetest tree I've seen this year.. I adore it.. Maybe next year I can have one. Its just so holiday perfect..ReplyDelete
Oh you are so creative! What a cute idea for a kitchen tree! And I love the subway art - I see a trip to TJM tomorrow!ReplyDelete
This is so adorable! How perfect a gingerbread tree in the kitchen. I love your vignettes always so beautiful and I always learn something new from them.ReplyDelete
Ok, everything about this tree is perfect! The sign in the background, the bucket, and I especially LOVE the wood crate it's in. Wow, I'm taking notes on these ideas for next year. Thanks Lisa. :)ReplyDelete
I love this vignette!ReplyDelete
Your kitchen Christmas vignette is perfect. So adorable. I love the gingerbread men!!!ReplyDelete
Adorable Lisa! I love the red and the vintage touches.ReplyDelete
Beautiful vignette and wonderful photos! Have a very Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete


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Finally, Mother Nature cooperates for annual Tamworth Sled Dog Races
By JOHN KOZIOL
Sunday News Correspondent | March 01. 2014 8:04PM
A musher gets his dogs ready for the start of Saturday's 4-dog pro/sportsman-class competition. Above right, a young musher brings his team to the finish line during the 3-dog junior race Saturday morning. (John Koziol/Union Leader Correspondent)
Usually run at Lake Chocorua on the last weekend in January, the races are sponsored by the Tamworth Outing Club and operated by the New England Sled Dog Club. The NESDC was founded in nearby Wonalancet in 1924, thereby giving it claim to the title of being one of the oldest such clubs in the world.
Chant said she was happy the races were held, especially since some people travelled a long way to see them. The last race is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday. Spectators can park along Route 16 and walk across to the start/finish line on Lake Chocorua.
Doug Butler of Middlebury, Vt., was accompanied by students from Middlebury College, some of whom were videotaping the "open" class where, as Endres explained, you can run "as many dogs as you got the guts to hook up."
One of the students, James Brown, originally from Piqua, Ohio, said he and a colleague have filmed Butler at the recent Laconia World Championship Sled Dog Derby and they hope to follow him to races in Alaska next year.
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Never heard of it, but I bookmarked it as soon as I clicked your link. Thanks!!!!
Have you heard about the web site called "The Gun Wire" it is a great site that aggregates a lot of information posted around the Internet, every day. I've been reading it now for several months, and really enjoy it.
It is the "Drudge Report" for all things firearms.
Check it out here:
The Gun Wire
Never heard of it, but I bookmarked it as soon as I clicked your link. Thanks!!!!
Happy to help.
Hey guys, and gals, just wanted to give a big shout out again for the fantastic gun news aggregation site, "The Gun Wire." It has become my favorite news web site and provides a full range of gun related articles and videos, the good, the bad and the ugly.
You owe it to yourself to bookmark this site:
The Gun Wire
Here's a pic of the home page. Nothing fancy, just the facts.
,,,,,,,I got a virus from the site!
I highly doubt that.
FACT!,,,,Just letting you know.
Seriously, I highly doubt it. There are "virus" programs that flag things on web sites that are NOT viruses. I've tracked this down with the owner of GunSite and he verifies his site is just fine and NOT pumping out viruses, etc.
It does try to install a trojan on your computer. My anti-virus program (eset) popped up a warning and blocked the link and said it was trying to install a trojan on my computer. The link needs to be removed from the first post.
It said it was the - JS/Kryptik.trojan.
It is a false positive, flagged by several of the popular anti-virus programs. It is a Java script thing throwing off a false positive.
Just heard from the site owner:
Two weeks ago when our site traffic exploded, someone attacked the site. We totally cleaned the site and now have an hourly virus program running on it to monitor threats. It's possible that their virus software blacklisted us and has yet to be updated. But the site is clean. Period.Thanks for the heads up.
So, there is nothing wrong with the site, and...combined with what I already told; namely, that the "trojan" named has been known to be a false positive thrown off by Java script on the user's computer, this is NOT a virus issue from The Gun Wire.
,,,,,like I said, I got a virus from the site a couple of weeks ago.
Yes, TWO WEEKS ago. Read comment #12. Interesting how you only mention that now.
Yes, see discussion above. It is a false positive being generated by Java.
,,,,,no need to get excited.............
No need? Of course not.
Fun? Sure.
: )
It's all good.
I've been a reader of that site for some time now and can say that it is a good site, as is this one. Both sites (along with a few others) are in my bookmarks as my regular reads. Usually with a tablet as I'm laying in bed at night.
As a web site designer/developer by trade, I can see a site like that being attacked but the effects are usually worse on them than they are on the general public. Not sure what the attacker was after but I'm sure the general public was probably not the target...the site was. I didn't catch the effect, so it must have been cleared up pretty quickly. I can't tell you how many times I've been called on, at weird hours of the night, to clean out some hacker's handy work...sometimes server wide, affecting many sites on that same server. Really fun. Anyway....
The flag you mention, as already noted, probably resulted in a temporary blacklisting of the site out in internet land and took a bit of time for the blacklisting to be cleared out (kind of like a bit of nasty on a credit report). The site has a great reputation.
No one should worry about visiting that site. Just make sure you keep coming back to this one and the gun gods will leave you alone :-0.
BTW: one of my other favorite reads is the The Firearm Blog. No politics, just hardware. Mostly tactical stuff.
Also check out http://armoryblog.com. Pretty good.
If you are a female shooter, check out Packing Pretty | A Tactical Guide for Women to Concealed Carry and Personal Protection. That is a blog targeted at women gun owners, with a slant on self-defense. Yes, I admit that I'm a man who actually reads it... common sense stuff is common sense stuff, so there ya go; enough said on that.
Other honorable mention sites, in my book, are:
gunway.com (really good...like Gun Wire but nicer looking)
gundirectory.com (slow loading site but a great directory of guns and reviews)
jerkingthetrigger.com/blog (like thefireamblog.com and armoryblog.com)
Anyway, the internet is full of them. Blogs as well as forums.
Here is another good site for you guys in S.C. SouthCarolinaHunters.com - SC Hunting Forum, News, Articles, Gear Reviews


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CHAPEL HILL --- No. 1 North Carolina made quick work of No. 11 Duke, defeating the shorthanded Blue Devils, 4-0, Wednesday afternoon at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center. Lauren McHale and Zoe De Bruycker were singles winners for Carolina, and the duo was honored before the match along with fellow senior Gina Suarez-Malaguti.
With Duke (14-7, 5-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) featuring just five healthy players, the Blue Devils were forced to forfeit matches at No. 3 doubles and No. 6 singles. That left Carolina (22-2, 8-1 ACC) needing to win just one of two doubles contests, and the Tar Heels were able to do that with ease. No. 52 Caroline Price and Whitney Kay defeated Marianne Jodoin and Annie Mulholland, 8-1, to clinch the point for UNC. The doubles tally combined with the forfeit win at No. 6 singles gave Carolina a quick 2-0 lead.
McHale was the first Tar Heel to finish in singles, as the Englewood Cliffs, N.J., senior hammered Nicole Lipp on court five, 6-0, 6-1.
Carolina and Duke split the first set on the remaining four courts, with No. 40 De Bruycker and No. 52 Price taking the opening frame on courts two and four. The Tar Heels needed just one of those two matches to go their way, and it was the senior De Bruycker who scored the clinching victory.
The No. 40 veteran from Saratoga, Calif., played one of her most complete matches of the spring, taking out No. 101 Mary Clayton in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, to give Carolina the dual match win.
Price led 7-5, 4-2 over No. 107 Jodoin on court four and No. 33 Kay led Mulholland 4-6, 6-0, 3-1 when the match was abandoned.
The win puts UNC a full match ahead of Virginia, Clemson and Miami heading into this weekend's matches at Boston College and Maryland. The Tar Heels face BC Friday afternoon at 5 before meeting Maryland Sunday at 10 a.m. Carolina can clinch the regular season title and the No. 1 seed in next week's ACC Championship with a pair of victories.
No. 1 North Carolina 4, No. 11 Duke
1. Lauren McHale/Ashley Dai (NC) vs. Mary Clayton/Hanna Mar (DUKE), 5-5, unfinished
2. #52 Caroline Price/Whitney Kay (NC) def. Marianne Jodoin/Annie Mulholland (DUKE), 8-1
3. Gina Suarez-Malaguti/Tessa Lyons (NC) def. No player/No player (DUKE), by forfeit
Order of finish: 3, 2
1. #9 Gina Suarez-Malaguti (NC) vs. #25 Hanna Mar (DUKE), 5-7, 1-2, unfinished
2. #40 Zoe De Bruycker (NC) def. #101 Mary Clayton (DUKE), 6-3, 6-2
3. #33 Whitney Kay (NC) vs. Annie Mulholland (DUKE), 4-6, 6-0, 3-1, unfinished
4. #52 Caroline Price (NC) vs. #107 Marianne Jodoin (DUKE), 7-5, 4-2, unfinished
5. Lauren McHale (NC) def. Nicole Lipp (DUKE), 6-0, 6-1
6. Tessa Lyons (NC) def. No player (DUKE), by forfeit
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Common Misunderstandings
From HaskellWiki
1 Common Mistakes and Incorrect Beliefs By Haskell Beginners
People going from zero to Haskell are likely gain a misunderstanding or miss a point that isn't stressed enough. Here are some mistakes that have been observed from multiple sources.
1.1 Indentation
Perhaps the first trip-up - you might understand that indentation defines where a code block starts and the lack of an equal amount of indentation indicates the previous code block ended. What some miss is that then' and else must be indented deeper than the if statement (unless .
1.2 If / Then / Else
if-then statements must always include an 'else' portion. It might be best not to think of if-then-else as flow control, as in most imperative languages, but think of it as construction of a value using a well formed expression.
x = b ? y : z;
The above is valid, though not common, C code. It states that if
b is true then
x = y otherwise
x = z. Notice how this makes no sense without
What is
x = b ? y;
x when
b is false? One should also recognize that the types returned by the
main = do startNetwork <- askUser "Network? " if startNetwork then do iface <- initNetworkInterface handlePackets iface else return ()
1.3 do NotationIf the do notation page ever exists I'll advice you to check it out. Until then, understand that a missing
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Both my hives have grown alot now. I don't know how big they can get before they feel crowed, so it's got me nervous. I'd hate for them to swarm right at the end of summer. Beth
Will keeping plenty of honey supers on the hives give them enough room and keep a strong hive from swarming?


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Son is 7 and has a lightweight ar 5.56 he is running but I would like to finish this one up. The 17hmr pressure spike and ruptured cases in a semi have not been 100% solved so i will go with a 22 magnum.
Need help with a compact semi auto trigger design. The mossberg 151 comes to mind
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'Clarke MacArthur and Derek Roy scored, and Patrick Lalime finished with 23 saves for the Sabres, who have lost two straight, including a 2-1 shootout loss to Colorado on Saturday.'
Archives for October 2008
Spezza scores twice in Senators' win over Buffalo
Ottawa 5, Buffalo 2
'Buffalo had its best chance of the game on a power play just past the midway point of the second. Auld kicked out a rebound to his right where Jason Pominville was staring at an open net — but he rushed a shot off the outside of the net.'
Spezza Scores Twice As Sens Bury Sabres 5-2
'The Sabres fall to 6-1-2 on the season and will hit the ice again on Thursday when they play host to Tampa Bay.'
Weber's season debut
'"I was getting dressed, getting ready to head to the rink and they told me I had to be on an 11:30 a.m. flight," Weber said. "It was kind of a quick turnaround."'
Senators spank Sabres in Buffalo's first regulation loss
'It is rare to see HSBC Arena empty midway through the third period. That's what happened tonight and it wasn't something I want to see at all. Ottawa scored four goals in the first two periods and that made this game all but over.'
Tuesday's Portland Coverage
Time Warner Cable to Re-Air Pirates Game (PortlandPirates.com)
Game-worn Pink Jerseys Online Auction (PortlandPirates.com)
On the ice, Gerbe stands tall
'"I don't think I have to change my game," he said. "What got you here is what got you here. You have to be strong and prepared and ready for the challenges that will come."'
Numminen's health no longer a concern
'"We've always known he's one of the smartest players — smart vision, smart passing, smart positioning," Patrick said. "As an older defenseman, when you lose that gear, it's pretty tough. He still skates fast enough. He doesn't put himself in position to take big hits. He's great at reading off his partner and moving the puck."'
Monday's Ottawa Coverage
Senators Gameday: Senators vs. Sabres (Ottawa Sun)
Ottawa (2-5-1) at Buffalo (6-0-2) (AP)
Sabres host satruggling Senators (Sportsticker)
Ottawa Senators (2-5-1) at Buffalo Sabres (6-0-2)) (The Sports Network)
Avalanche turns the table on Sabres
'The shootout was a wild one, going to two extra shooters. Smyth beat Miller and Peter Budaj stopped Clarke MacArthur's last-hope effort.'
Max spreads his wings
'"That line has given us some timely goals when we've needed them," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "Obviously, it's something we need. We need good defensive play out of that line, but we need production."'
Rivet loving life that comes with playing for Sabres
'"The perception, obviously, is that Buffalo is not the most desired place to play, with what it has to offer," Rivet said. "I talked to a number of players, and they loved it here. When you come here, you're told that there are a number of players where this is where they reside at the end of their season and the end of their careers."'
Sunday's Colorado Coverage
Avs prevail in shootout to win fifth straight (Denver Rocky Mountain News)
Deep scoring (Denver Rocky Mountain News)
Avs remain on hot roll (Denver Post)
Avs open hearts to Ellie, others fighting cancer (Denver Post)
If economy gets worse, players' wallets take hit (Denver Post)
Budaj Leads Avs to Fifth Straight Win (ColoradoAvalanche.com)
Photo gallery (ColoradoAvalanche.com)
Photo gallery (Sabres.com)
Avs outscore Sabres 3-2 in shootout for 2-1 win
'"Everyone knows Ryan Smyth comes through and hits the goalie's knob," Miller said. "I told the ref, 'I don't want the contact. I don't need a penalty, I just don't want the contact.' He comes by and twists me out of position. That was a slow-moving puck that I could reach if I'm set. I had the ice, I was there first. Don't touch me."'
Colorado 2, Buffalo 1 (SO)
'Buffalo got on the board first in the second period. MacArthur slid a cross- ice pass to Toni Lydman at the top left corner of the zone. Lydman then blasted a shot, which was redirected by Paille at the left circle and trickled under Budaj and across the goal line to make it 1-0 at the 9:18 mark.'


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Well, surely you could make some bottomless boxes to go on top faster than you can count dead bees.
The wood glue seems to bond very well. Half of the sandwich needs to be able to adsorb water from the glue and allow it dry, so no plastic. What are you lining the all foam hives with to stop the bees from chewing?


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'"He's going to be an offensive defenseman," the coach said. "He's going to have to work a little bit on his play on the defensive side, but it's no different than a Brian Campbell when he first came up his first few years."'
Sabres put Gragnani in position to succeed
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Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard -- the former hails from Ormond Beach, Florida, the latter Monroe, Georgia, hence their band name -- met as students at Nashville's Belmont University, and began writing songs together between classes. Soon, they were playing local clubs, quickly building a fan following on the Southeast club circuit and developing a sharp contemporary country sound. After self-releasing an EP of originals called Anything Like Me in December 2010, the duo signed a publishing and management deal with Big Loud Mountain, then entered the studio with producer Joey Moi to track an EP, It'z Just What We Do.
It'z Just What We Do appeared in May of 2012, preceded by the single "Cruise." Within two months, the single debuted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, where it would reside for months on end. On December 15, 2012, it wound up topping the country charts for the first time. It would stay at the top for 24 weeks, shattering the previous long-held record of 21 weeks at the top, a record held jointly by Webb Pierce's 1955 hit "In the Jailhouse Now," Hank Snow's 1950 "I'm Movin' On," and Eddy Arnold's 1947 "I'll Hold You in My Heart ('Til I Can Hold You in My Arms)." As "Cruise" ruled the country charts, a pop-oriented remix featuring rapper Nelly appeared as a separate single, turning the song into a pop hit; it climbed all the way to four on the Hot 100. "Cruise" kept many other hits away from the number one position and that included two subsequent singles by Florida Georgia Line: the January 2013 single "Get Your Shine On" and its sequel, "Round Here." Both of these were huge hits, topping the Country Airplay charts on their way to platinum certification, but they were dwarfed by "Cruise," which wound up selling over 6,500,000 units on its way to becoming the biggest country single of all time.
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Team name:
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Project name:
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Brief description:
It is an online strategy/rpg game. It will be played from the browser using the Java applet. There will be no leveling or skills like a standard rpg. The world will be a (partially destructible) battlefield, where battles will consist of outwitting your opponent. It is a turn based game converted
into a real time environment (Game is real-time). The rpg element comes from acquiring land, acquiring an army,and acquiring equipment for the army. The setting is standard fantasy.
Target aim:
Short term: Free. Fix any bugs/add enchantments/etc....I will cover dedicated server hosting
Medium-Long term: Premium account option to help cover hosting costs
A great portfolio piece.
Java, Java Monkey Engine
Talent needed:
Looking for 3D modelers, especially those who can create character models.
Team structure:
Me: Lead Programmer/Server Programmer
2 Concept Artists
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Additional Info:
I have a private SVN setup on a host. I have tried my best to setup a very clean and thorough private project wiki for the team.
This project is extremely well organized. We have thorough code and art reviews before anything is finalized. As it stands,
the server and networking code are very mature; while the client is still in the very early stages.
Please contact me or fill out the volunteer form above if you would like access to the design document.
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It was very easy to use i loved it.
USB drive would not show uo in the list so I had to use a physical drive but other than that ok
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Scottsdale Community College Department of Music has a vision of student-centered learning and success. Scottsdale Community College is committed to serving its diverse community by offering a high quality musical experience through classroom, private instruction, and performance opportunities. Our comprehensive course offerings serve students who are music majors, as well as those who enroll to meet college requirements, or for personal interest. In addition to traditional music courses, Scottsdale Community College also offers an innovative curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in today's music industry. These programs provide an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Audio Production Technologies and Music Business. Scottsdale Community College Department of Music offers comprehensive educational and support classes that enable students to achieve their academic and personal potential.
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This unit presumes no prior exposure to economics and aims, by the end of the unit, to bring a proficiency equivalent to that of students with an intermediate level macroeconomics unit in an Honours degree program. Many economic principles developed in this unit are routinely used in several other units in the program. Macroeconomics studies aggregate economic behaviour. The unit covers theories of the engines of long-run economic growth, of unemployment, of money, inflation, the interest rate and the exchange rate, as well as consumption, saving and investment behaviour. The unit also studies a number of applications of the theory and addresses contemporary macroeconomic problems and policy.
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text: I have my mother to thank for my love of plants. If you couldn't tell by our yard.I love all plants, tall ones skinny ones fat ones. So it's no wonder why come winter I'm dying to bring a little more green into my home. I just recently bought this fiddle leaf fig bush from Home Depot and couldn't have been happier with how it arrived. How beautiful are each of these spaces. The plants almost act as living sculptures. I'm envious, which means I might be adding a few more plants to my collection. What do you think? Do you love plants in your space?


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Well peeps today is the day I proclaim that I am a writer. Still filled with self doubt, I will hopefully work through that with every time I tell someone "I am a freelance writer."
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Catherine Poole of the Melanoma International Foundation just announced that the Merck MK3475 (anti-PD1) Expanded Access Program just opened at the Angeles Clinic and Steven O'Day's Hollywood Clinic. Hooray!!
She also said that Amplimmune is accruing patients for their anti-PD1 trial. See NCT02013804- PD1. No prior PD1, but other therapies prior ok
Re: First expanded access anti-PD1!!(4/4/2014 - 9:12pm)
Does anyone have a link they could share that provides information on anti-PD1? I've seen it mentioned with lots of excitement but I don't know what it is or how it's supposed to work. Does it have nasty side-effects? Sorry, I'm a newbie. Just diagnosed Stage IV a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for the info.
Maggie - Stage IV (lung mets unknown primary) since July 2012
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Under EAP for MK3475, does anyone know if Merck pays for doctor visits, lab tests, and the IV costs of getting Merck pd1. If not, do you know if insurance will cover associated costs for getting MKpd1 under the Merck EAP.
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Thank you, Anonymous!!
Maggie - Stage IV (lung mets unknown primary) since July 2012
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I don't understand how this is seen as a breakthrough drug when we have no data on long term survival. Can anyone advise?


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While most footballers were taking a rest last month, Johan Djourou headed to Africa for a very special cause.
The Swiss defender is an Ambassador for the Kemi Malaika Foundation in Senegal, a project set up by Johan's agent to help give children a better education.
In part one of this free video feature, Johan talked about the Foundation and visited Goree Island - a place with harrowing memories for African people.
Part two sees Johan return to the Kalan School, the jewel in the crown of the Foundation. He also visits a football academy to meet aspiring young players in Senegal.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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The IDF gives Hamas leadership a heads-up on Twitter
posted at 2:37 pm on November 14, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
The 21st century is certainly rather amazing, isn't it? Fifteen years ago, who would have guessed that the Israeli Defense Force would send out a heads-up to Hamas leadership to keep their heads low during a military incursion into Gaza:
The Hill finds it a little unusual, too:
Israel's Defense Forces turned to Twitter to confirm that an official military campaign was in progress in Gaza on Thursday and continued to send out updates, including the news that Hamas leader Ahmed Jabari had been killed in what a tweet called a "pinpoint strike."
The official IDF Twitter account blasted out the news before a press conference was held, ensuring that Israeli leadership controlled how people heard the news. The tweet also represented the release of a video of the strike itself hosted on YouTube. The black and white video offers a first person, birds-eye view of an exploding car that reportedly contained Jabari.
The military operation came in response to several days of rocket attacks from Gaza positions. Israel appears united in action as President Shimon Peres stated — on Facebook:
Peres's statement to Obama was similar to the remarks he posted on his Facebook page, according to multiple Israeli newspapers.
"There are limits to what Israel is able to absorb," he wrote. "Our intension is not to raise the flames, but already for days, day and night, they are shooting rockets at Israel. Mothers and their children cannot fall asleep."
Social media — the next battlespace? Certainly for the public-relations battle ….